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How I Built This with Guy RazLily’s Sweets: Cynthia TiceWhen it comes to launching a multi-million dollar brand, Cynthia Tice was a late bloomer. Nearly 60 and looking for a healthy way to satisfy her love of chocolate, she set out to make an indulgent, sugar-free version, sweetened with stevia. After some disastrous early recipes, Lily’s Sweets launched nationally in Whole Foods, with just four employees. Cynthia correctly predicted that a growing number of shoppers would willingly pay for healthier treats, and just ten years after launch, Lily’s Sweets caught the eye of Hershey’s, which acquired it for $425 million.This episode was pr...2024-09-301h 07

How I Built This with Guy RazOlipop: Ben GoodwinWhen Ben Goodwin was growing up, the concept of healthy soda seemed as oxymoronic as jumbo shrimp. But for Ben, that presented an irresistible challenge: to create a beverage that evoked the colas and root beers of his youth, but was low in sugar and good for the gut. After years of painstaking effort and one failed brand, Ben and his partner launched Olipop in 2018. Made with fiber and prebiotics and sweetened with Stevia, it joined the growing ranks of “functional sodas,” launching first in natural food stores and spreading quickly to the big chains. This year, the brand is e...2024-09-021h 09

Luminous: A Podcast about Psychedelics from To The Best Of Our KnowledgeKatherine MacLean on Mushrooms and the Limits of Consensus RealityPsychedelic people are practicing at the very edge of anyone else’s comfort zone,” says psychologist Katherine MacLean, author of the psychedelic memoir “Midnight Water.” MacLean was a pioneering psychedelic researcher at Johns Hopkins, who then left her job to pursue her own unconventional psychedelic journey. She talks with Steve Paulson about her work as a psychedelic guide, her personal history with psychoactive substances, and why she reveres the Mexican healer Maria Sabina.Original Air Date: August 30, 2024Guests: Katherine MacLeanFor more from Luminous: ttbook.org/luminous 2024-08-3149 min

SyncedMary Katherine PaulsonIn this episode of Synced Monica and Liz discuss manifestation, the Synced hierarchy of needs, and fashion dupes. They answer listener questions on the the ethics of masterubating in a relationship, what to do after discovering erectile disfunction medication, and the definition of "exclusive."Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy 2024-07-0358 min

How I Built This with Guy RazDave’s Hot Chicken: Arman OganesyanDave’s Hot Chicken began as a tiny pop-up, selling spicy chicken tenders and fries from a tent in East Hollywood. Their homemade take on Nashville Hot Chicken was an overnight sensation in a city that had barely heard of it, and within days, co-founder Arman Oganesyan and his partners were working frantically to serve the long lines out front. Since launching seven years ago, the pop-up has grown into a chain of 200 stores, with franchises across the country, and a beloved rubber chicken mascot.This episode was produced by Sam Paulson with music by...2024-06-101h 06 $What\'s Eating Cale$ What's Eating CaleUnderstanding Weeds and How to Kill Them // Saxophonist David Sanborn Has Died // Bill Maher and Bill Burr Say Louis C.K. Has Paid His Dues for Years of Sexual Misconduct // Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively Are Waiting for Taylor Swift For The Name of TheirGRATEFULNESSI am grateful to have all my senses in tact – people love the “what would you rathe lose your sense of sight or hearing – I would not want to lose any of them – smell, touch, and taste would all be tough to loseI am grateful for kind reasonable peopleThe Way of Integrity: Finding the Path to Your True Self by Martha Beck – we’ll be talking about that tomorrow and next week after I finish. I am listening on Audible and find Martha to be on point and quite funnyCELEBRITY BIRTHDAYSGuitarist Gene Cornish of The Rasca...2024-05-1428 min

Talkshow i P1Auktion på rävringen, Ulla Skoog och Krister Henrikssons kärleksbrev och Saudiarabiens nya skrytbyggeVi får besök av Ulla Skoog och Krister Henriksson, aktuella i en ny pjäs där de läser upp kärleksbrev till varandra. Dessutom pratar vi med Kronofogden, måste de sälja rävringen till högstbjudande? Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. En guldring med rävmotiv har fått stor uppmärksamhet efter att Kronofogdemyndigheten säljer den på exekutiv auktion. Men måste kronofogden verkligen sälja gängsymboler? Vi pratar med kronokommissarie Johannes Paulson.Ulla Skoog och Krister Henriksson läser upp kärleksbrev för vara...2024-04-2355 min

How I Built This with Guy RazHealing through food with Danielle Walker of Against All Grain (2022)Growing up, Danielle Walker’s family often convened for big meals prepared by her Italian grandmother, Grandma Marge. Back then, Danielle enjoyed a wide variety of food without restriction; but she began experiencing severe abdominal pain in her 20s that ultimately led her to totally transform her diet—cutting grains, lactose, sugar and more. As Danielle found relief in this approach—and realized that others with similar ailments could as well—she began compiling her recipes in an online blog called Against All Grain. Before long, the self-taught chef became a bestselling cookbook author, more recently branching out with...2024-04-1847 min

How I Built This with Guy RazPoshmark: Manish ChandraWhen the iPhone 4 was released in 2010, Manish Chandra was dazzled by its picture quality, and saw an opportunity for a new type of mobile marketplace. A year later, he and three co-founders launched Poshmark, a shopping app for second-hand clothes and accessories, meant to capture the feel of going thrifting with your friends. The online community grew quickly and vocally—when Poshmark raised shipping fees, users lobbied furiously to lower them, and won. The company faced many more growing pains before being acquired by the Naver Corporation for $1.2 billion in 2023. It now has over 100 million registered users around the worl...2024-02-261h 06

How I Built This with Guy RazSonos: John MacFarlaneIn 2002, John MacFarlane and his co-founders began tinkering on what was then an ambitious idea: create a new way to enjoy music throughout the home, without wires. At the time, streaming and the iPod were brand new, and smart speakers were over a decade away. But the team at Sonos engineered a top-quality wireless sound system, and–with many fits and starts–integrated it with mobile technology and, eventually, Siri and Alexa. Along the way, John and his team contended with the early unreliability of WiFi, and faced stiff competition from much bigger companies. But today, Sonos is an esta...2024-02-191h 00

10 Things To Tell YouEp 199: Best Books of the Year 2023It's one of my favorite conversations of the year! I love books. I love lists. I love the end of the year. So naturally I LOVE the annual Best Books of the Year conversation with my real life book club friends Yasmin Dunn and Stephanie Newman-Smith. We're back together for our SIXTH annual Best Books of the Year conversation. This one felt a little different from year's past because in 2023 we chose to do a mid-year episode called Best Books of the Year (So Far). In Episode 179 from back in June, we talked about many of...2023-12-191h 45

Book Talk, etc.Nonfiction November: Riveting True StoriesSend us a textIn Episode 126 of Book Talk, Etc. Tina and Renee share their recent nonfiction reads. They also share what they've been loving lately, their latest reads, and have book talk about nonfiction books they've added to their tbr's. If you enjoy this episode, be sure to FOLLOW /SUBSCRIBE on your podcast app so you never miss an episode!**If you enjoy our commercial free podcast please consider supporting us on Patreon! You get access to our exclusive Audiobook Guide and we have great bonus episodes including: Books we DNFed, What's in the M...2023-11-0753 min

Luminous: A Podcast about Psychedelics from To The Best Of Our KnowledgeCan psychedelics be decolonized?It’s easy to get caught up in the hype about how psychedelics might revolutionize the treatment of mental illness. But there are also lots of ethical concerns. And probably none are so troubling as the charges of exploitation and cultural appropriation. The fact is, the knowledge about many psychedelics — like magic mushrooms and ayahuasca — comes from the sacred ceremonies of Indigenous cultures. But over the past century, Western scientists and pharmaceutical companies have been going into these cultures, collecting plants and synthesizing their chemical compounds.Even if science is all about building on the knowledge of earlie...2023-10-2152 min

How I Built This with Guy RazThe Tetris Company: Henk RogersTetris is one of the most popular video games of all time, and Henk Rogers helped make it happen. He first discovered the game at a convention in 1988, and immediately saw how elegant and addictive it was. As a software developer based in Japan, Henk set out to obtain selected publishing rights, but waded into a tangle of red tape that stretched from Japan to the U.S. to the Soviet Union. He eventually ventured behind the Iron Curtain to bluster his way into the obscure government office that managed Tetris. While in Moscow, Henk also met the game’s...2023-07-311h 07

How I Built This with Guy RazWhen robots recycle with Matanya Horowitz of AMP RoboticsMatanya Horowitz is not above dumpster diving in the name of innovation. His company, AMP Robotics, has developed robots to help waste management facilities better sort through incoming trash and separate recyclables. AMP has tested and refined their technology since launching in 2014, in part with materials that Matanya and his team personally picked from the garbage. Today, their robots can be found in hundreds of facilities worldwide, including some of their own.This week on How I Built This Lab, Matanya talks about the business of recycling and his company’s work to increase global recycling rates. Pl...2023-07-0632 min

How I Built This with Guy RazTapping the heat beneath your feet with Kathy Hannun of Dandelion EnergyMillions of American households rely on oil for heat. Growing up in New Hampshire, Kathy Hannun was familiar with this decades-old and environmentally-taxing approach. As part of Google’s innovation lab, X, she began unearthing a solution — indeed from underground...This week on How I Built This Lab, Kathy discusses how her company, Dandelion Energy, has made geothermal energy accessible for heating and cooling homes across the northeastern United States. Plus, Kathy explains why widespread adoption of geothermal heat pumps is important if we want to reach our climate goals.This episode was...2023-06-0831 min

The Best PodcastsPricey down payments have put homeownership out of reach for many Americans, especially those who don’t have access to intergenerational wealth. This issue is particularly acute in cities, where the salaries of essential workers like educators, healthcare professionals, and municipal service providers haven’t kept pace with skyrocketing home values. An introductory finance course got Alex Lofton thinking about his own experience with this issue — and creative ways to address it. In 2015, he and two co-founders launched Landed, a for-profit company that offers down payment assistance in exchange for a share in a home’s eventual appreciati...2023-05-1100 min

How I Built This with Guy RazHIBT Lab! Landed: Alex LoftonPricey down payments have put homeownership out of reach for many Americans, especially those who don’t have access to intergenerational wealth. This issue is particularly acute in cities, where the salaries of essential workers like educators, healthcare professionals, and municipal service providers haven’t kept pace with skyrocketing home values. An introductory finance course got Alex Lofton thinking about his own experience with this issue — and creative ways to address it. In 2015, he and two co-founders launched Landed, a for-profit company that offers down payment assistance in exchange for a share in a home’s eventual appreciati...2023-05-1142 min

Tea & GardensAbkhazi GardenThe Abkhazi Garden is the beloved child of the Prince and Princess Abkhazi, who married and settled in Victoria in 1946. It is known as the Garden that Love Built. Today, their heritage home is a Teahouse serving afternoon tea. Featuring Barb Gunn, Cherie Miltimore, and Jacqui Paulson. Watch the Tea & Gardens video series on YouTube Please visit the following links to learn more about... Abkhazi Garden The Teahouse at Abkhazi Garden The Land Conservancy of BC A Curious Life: The Biography of Princess Peggy Abkhazi by Katherine Gordon 2023-01-0641 min

The Reel BoysSpecial Edition #27 - NEW YEAR'S EVE (2011)The lives of a couple of podcasters and single one intertwine as they chat about the lives of couples in New York City intertwine over the course of New Year's Eve over the course of their OWN New Year's Eve! p.s. Happy Birthday, Zack!AND if you don't know what NEW YEAR'S EVE is about:New Year's Eve is a 2011 American romantic comedy-drama film directed by Garry Marshall. The film consists of an ensemble cast consisting of Halle Berry, Jessica Biel, Jon Bon Jovi, Abigail Breslin, Chris "Ludacris" Bridges, Robert De Niro, Josh Duhamel...2022-01-041h 11

Sports Krunch w/DKROM#264: 2021 New Orleans Saints Preview + Life as a Woman Covering The NFL (with Saints beat reporter Katherine Terrell of The Athletic)1. This is the first year of the post-Drew Brees era for the Saints. Thus, all eyes are on the looming training camp battle between Taysom Hill and Jameis Winston to be the starting QB Week 1 in New Orleans. As of right now, what is your most educated guess as to which of those two will be under center for the Saints September 12 against the Packers? 2. Given the COVID-related salary cap reduction this season, the Saints cap issues were further magnified this year. Moreover, according to OverTheCap.com, the Saints are projected to start the 2022 league year nearly $15...2021-06-2222 min

Total Movie RecallTMR 047 – Return to Oz This week on Total Movie Recall, we acknowledge that The Wizard of Oz is, yes, a classic. However, it’s missing a certain je ne sais quoi, and we try to put our fingers on exactly what it needed. We conclude that classic, whimsical children’s film needed more childhood lobotomy, forced imprisonment, Queens pulling their own heads off, and Veruca Salt. Or Fairuza Balk? Potato potato. Return to Oz (1985) d. Walter Murch Based on books by L. Frank Baum Starring: Fairuza Balk as Dorothy Nicol Williamson as the N...2020-11-161h 34 $Squirrel Friends Cocktail Hour - A Weekly recap of RuPaul\'s Drag Race$ Squirrel Friends Cocktail Hour - A Weekly recap of RuPaul's Drag RaceSFCH 2.0 : Episode 16 “Lost Passports, Emmy nominations, The People vs. O.J. Simpson, and Broad City’s final season”We’re BAAACCK! Nick kicks off the episode with a retelling of how he lost his passport in Paris! Amanda and Nick gush over the Emmy nominations, including multiple nods for Schitts Creek! (Finally). The hosts then revisit an iconic episode of The People vs. O.J. Simpson, and marvel at the talents of Sarah Paulson and Sterling K. Brown. Amanda and Nick then wrap up the episode with their thoughts on the final season of Broad City! Enjoy! An EXTRA special shout out to our OFFICIAL VIP Squirrel Friends who are keeping the lights on at SF...2019-07-1600 min

Ringer DishBradley and Irina Are Over, Chris and Katherine Marry, and Rihanna's in Love | Jam Session Bradley Cooper and Irina Shayk have officially called it quits, and some anonymous sources have pointed to ‘A Star is Born’ as the cause (1:00). Rihanna was interviewed by her 'Ocean’s 8' costar Sarah Paulson and revealed a few things (10:11). Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger got married in Montecito (19:57), and the Beyhive went a bit too far with Nicole Curran (28:07).Hosts: Juliet Litman and Amanda DobbinsRead Sarah Paulson’s interview of Rihanna here. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 2019-06-1234 min

Escuchando PeliculasLos Archivos del Pentágono (2017) #Drama #Periodismo #peliculas #podcast #audescPaís Estados Unidos Dirección Steven Spielberg Guion Liz Hannah, Josh Singer Música John Williams Fotografía Janusz Kaminski Reparto Meryl Streep, Tom Hanks, Bruce Greenwood, Bob Odenkirk, Tracy Letts, Sarah Paulson, Matthew Rhys, Alison Brie, Carrie Coon, Jesse Plemons, Bradley Whitford, David Cross, Michael Stuhlbarg, Zach Woods, Pat Healy, Deirdre Lovejoy, Jessie Mueller, Rick Holmes, Philip Casnoff, Will Denton, Jennifer Dundas, Stark Sands, Michael Cyril Creighton, Michael Devine, Luke Slattery, Gary Wilmes, Justin Swain, Sasha Spielberg, Kenneth Tigar, Robert McKay, Dan Bittner, Bryan Burton, Coral Peña Sinopsis En junio de 1971 The New York Times y The Washi...2018-12-201h 51

Cracking the SpineEpisode Twenty - In Our Younger and More Vulnerable Years...This week the gang takes a suggestion from a listener and talk about the books that they read when they were younger. From Judy Blume to Stephen King to Gary Paulson and everything in between. Sean also treats us to another dramatic reading from a new American classic. Join us, won't you? Music - Tennessee Valley by: Honeychurch Books discussed: A Head Full Of Ghosts by: Paul Tremblay The Book Of Five Rings by: Musashi Miyamoto Armada by: Ernest Cline The Fold by: Peter Clines 2015-06-1839 min

Frankly Speaking About Cancer with the Cancer Support CommunityBreakaway from Cancer Turns 10!This year marks the 10th Anniversary of Amgen’s Breakaway from Cancer initiative, which aims to spread awareness of the free resources available to people during each step of the cancer journey. In this episode, CSC sat down with Amgen’s Richard Paulson and actress Katherine Kelly Lang of The Bold and the Beautiful to talk about the strides made over the years and how the Breakaway from Cancer initiative continues to educate, support and give hope to people impacted by cancer.2015-05-1256 min

Energy GangThe Climate Bubble: Why Famous Capitalists Are So Focused on Climate RisksFormer Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson recently made a bold comparison between the financial risks that led to the 2008 economic collapse and emerging climate risks: "We’re staring down a climate bubble that poses enormous risks to both our environment and economy. The warning signs are clear and growing more urgent as the risks go unchecked." New data suggests that Paulson is correct. In this week's podcast, we'll discuss a landmark report, called "Risky Business," that assesses the vast economic risks of climate change. Kate Gordon of the Center for the Next Generation joins us to talk about why Republican capitalists li...2014-07-0345 min