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Entrepreneur with Diane MouraWhy Your Customer Engagement Strategy Is Failing and What To Fix With Ken RappThis episode unpacks why most brands lose customers after the sale—and what it really takes to create loyalty in today’s competitive market. Ken, CEO of Blue Stream, reveals how connecting with customers beyond purchase solves pain points like churn, lack of engagement, and frustrated support calls. Discover practical strategies and real-life examples for boosting retention and building superfan advocates. To learn more about Ken Rapp, go to: http://blustream.ioConnect with Diane at https://zenchange.com/ or on LinkedIn If you found this helpful, please share it with your friend...
2025-11-1250 min
Tech Startup StoriesFrom Cracked Guitars to Customer ExperienceKen Rapp, CEO of BluStream, shares the story behind building a platform that solves the biggest gap in customer experience: what happens after the box arrives at your door. After his own guitar cracked from lack of humidity care, Ken realized brands have all the product knowledge customers need but no way to deliver it at the right moment. In this conversation, he explains how BluStream creates dynamic product journeys that drive 90% retention rates, why he pivoted from IoT sensors to pure SaaS after a decade, and his hard-won advice for founders on validating problems early, building flexible teams...
2025-11-1236 min
eCommerce PodcastHow to Build a Customer Growth System With The FUEL FrameworkCustomer acquisition costs have surged 222% since 2013, with Google and Facebook CPCs climbing relentlessly. But what if the solution isn't just doubling down on retention or throwing more money at ads?Matt Edmundson introduces the FUEL Framework—a systematic approach to customer growth that doesn't rely on a single channel, doesn't assume yesterday's tactics will work tomorrow, and doesn't leave you vulnerable when platforms change their algorithms. Through Foundation, Unlock, Elevate, and Leapfrog strategies, this framework addresses all three levers of business growth: acquiring customers, increasing purchase frequency, and raising average order value.Ke...
2025-10-2949 mineCommerce PodcastStop Losing Customers After They Click Buy NowLess than 30% of customers buy a second time, and subscription brands lose 50% within 90 days. Ken Rapp from BluStream reveals why this isn't a marketing problem—it's a post-purchase problem that's costing brands millions in repeat revenue.Episode SummaryThe conversation explores what Ken calls the "doorstep to delight" phase—that critical window between clicking buy and becoming a loyal customer. Through stories of dog probiotics, cracked guitars, and missing vanilla extract, Ken demonstrates how brands lose connection with customers the moment a purchase is complete. He breaks down his three-stage framework for product ownership (unboxing, usag...
2025-10-1649 min
Just Minding My BusinessThe Secret Way Brands Build Loyalty RevealedYou're obsessed with getting new customers, but the world's top brands are quietly focused on a different goal. Ken Rapp, the CEO and Co-founder of BluStream will reveal the simple retention strategies they use to build unbreakable loyalty and create lasting profit.Ken Rapp is the CEO and co-founder of BluStream, a company reshaping how brands build loyalty, reduce churn, and drive revenue after the sale, by owning the product experience. With a career spanning over two decades in digital transformation and customer experience, Ken has consistently been at the forefront of connecting technology to real business impact...
2025-10-0733 min
The Disruptor PodcastCreating Blue Oceans After the Sale: Ken Rapp’s Product Experience RevolutionCan you create blue oceans after the sale?In this episode of The Disruptor Podcast, host John Kundtz sits down with Ken Rapp, CEO and co-founder of BluStream, to discuss how to escape pre-sale “red ocean” battles by winning the ownership moment. Born from a cracked acoustic guitar and a missing post-sale experience, Ken’s Product Experience (PX) playbook shows how to activate, engage, and nurture customers across the unboxing, usage, and care phases.You’ll hear why e-com...
2025-10-0226 min
The Remarkable SaaS Podcast#380 – How Ken Rapp built a category by solving the problem he lived withA story about finding opportunity in the moments everyone else ignores.This episode is for founders questioning whether their personal frustration is worth building a business around.Most SaaS companies don't fail because of bad tech. They fail because they solve problems that don't actually hurt.Ken Rapp, CEO of Blustream, took a different path. When his $2,000 guitar cracked, he didn't blame himself—he questioned why no brand had ever taught him prevention. That question led to a 10-year journey building what didn't exist.And this inspired me to invite Ken to...
2025-10-0136 min
Prompt to Market with Mukund MohanProduct Experiences and AI with Ken Rapp🎙️ In this episode, we sit down with Ken Rapp — a dynamic entrepreneur, commercialization expert, and trusted advisor to startups and investors alike. With a career built on founding companies, creating markets, and delivering strong returns to shareholders, Ken has mastered the art of turning unmet needs into thriving businesses.Ken’s expertise spans product launches, scalable business models, and enterprise value creation through commercialization. As a member of the Accelerator Fund Investment Committee and an active TAN Advisor at Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), he works closely with early-stage founders to shape their go-to-market strategies. Beyond busine...
2025-09-1721 min
Recipe to RevenueEp 25 - Post-Purchase Customer Experience RevolutionSend us a text🔔 Subscribe to this channel for exclusive content and updates!Are you losing 50% of your subscription customers within 90 days? Or struggling with low repeat purchase rates in retail? In this episode of "Recipe to Revenue," Ken Rapp, CEO of BluStream, highlights how post-purchase customer experience automation is transforming how brands retain customers across all business models.------------------In this episode of "Recipe to Revenue," Ken shares insights from building BluStream's automated customer journey platform and helping brands create meaningful post-purchase relationships. Listen to learn more about:📦 Why 50% of cust...
2025-09-0447 min
Digital Dominance: Proven Marketing Strategies to Grow Your Service BusinessThe Sale Isn’t the End: How Service Businesses Can Drive Loyalty After the Work Is DoneSummaryIn this episode of Digital Dominance, Jeffro talks with Ken Rapp, CEO of Blustream, about how service-based businesses can turn a one-time sale into long-term client relationships. Ken shares strategies for post-sale engagement, emphasizing personalization without crossing privacy lines, delivering value beyond the invoice, and leveraging zero-party data to create meaningful, ongoing interactions. They explore the balance between being helpful and avoiding inbox overload, how to choose the right communication channels, and ways to collect and use customer data for hyper-personalized experiences. Ken also explains how Bluestream’s Product Experience Journey Builder uses AI wi...
2025-08-1825 min
More Than A BrandThe Art of Retention: Ken Rapp on Keeping Customers HookedThe Art of Post-Sale Customer Engagement with Ken RappIn this episode of More Than a Brand podcast, host Lindsay Tramel-Jones interviews Ken Rapp, the co-founder of Blustream. The discussion revolves around the importance of post-sale product experiences and how Blustream helps brands transform their customers into loyal advocates. Ken shares insights on Blustream’s journey from creating sensors for guitars to developing sophisticated customer engagement solutions. The conversation also delves into Ken's personal interests, such as playing guitar and water skiing, adding a personal touch to the entrepreneurial dialogue. Ken emphasizes the use of AI...
2025-07-2123 min
SaaS Backwards - Reverse Engineering SaaS SuccessEp. 171 - Why the SaaS Journey Doesn’t End at CheckoutSend us a textGuests: Ken Rapp (Co-Founder & CEO) and Emily Lagasse (VP of Marketing) of Bluestream -- What if the key to SaaS growth isn’t more leads, but fewer customer drop-offs post-purchase? In this episode of SaaS Backwards, we sit down with Ken Rapp (Co-founder & CEO) and Emily Lagasse (VP of Marketing) of Blustream, the platform pioneering post-sale engagement, to explore how product ownership experiences are unlocking revenue, retention, and lifetime value.According to Rapp and Lagasse, most brands obsess over acquisition, but lose up to 70% of cust...
2025-07-0430 min
Business Mic209: Ken Rapp - Transforming Post-Sale Product Experience into Brand LoyaltyKen Rapp, CEO and co-founder of Blustream Corporation, discusses the untapped potential in the post-sale product experience and how businesses can dramatically improve customer retention, satisfaction, and lifetime value through personalized, data-driven engagement. Blustream's core innovation is its Product Experience AI Engine — a platform designed to bridge the gap between product unboxing and long-term customer delight. While most brands focus on acquisition and pre-sale engagement, Ken explains that the real opportunity lies in what happens after the product reaches the customer's doorstep. That's where Blustream comes in: creating automated, personalized dialogues that guide customers through onboarding, usage, ca...
2025-06-2024 min
Mindful B2B Marketing | Business Growth and Social Impact (Former: Forward Launch Your SaaS)S2E17: How to Build Meaningful Customer Relationships After Purchase -- ft. Ken Rapp, Founder of BluestreamMain Insight Implement a continuous discovery and improvement process to effectively engage customers post-sale, driving revenue and fostering long-term relationships.Guest Bio Ken is a dynamic entrepreneur and commercialization leader with a proven track record of founding businesses, creating new markets, and delivering significant shareholder returns. Passionate about addressing unmet needs with practical solutions, Ken specializes in launching products, building scalable business models, and cultivating thriving company cultures. As the founder of Bluestream, he focuses on connecting businesses with their customers after the sale through innovative SaaS platforms.Key Takeaways
2024-12-0325 min
Politics FridayPolitics Friday: Minnesota campaigns, parties gear up for Election DayIt’s now November and Election Day is almost here. MPR News politics editor Brian Bakst talks with Minnesota’s Secretary of State about what’s being done to make sure the balloting and the counting goes smoothly, and when might we know who won races up and down the ballot. Later, Minnesota DFL and Republican Party chairs share their closing takes on an unconventional campaign year, and seasoned political pros stop in for an election night preview. We’ll learn what they’re watching for and how the state Capitol might look when the dust...
2024-11-0149 min
The Jesscott Music HourThe Jesscott Music Hour Ep#439 This episode features Paul Talley, Ania, Isabella Hartline, Debbie Bergeron, Laura Story, Eric Rapp, Matthew Hawk, Gary Pratt, Ken Marsh & Favored, Paul Gibbs, Hosea, Munday Martin and Ken Kipp. Plus all the fun facts and trivia you’ve come to expect from your host, Paul Gibbs! Don’t miss this episode of The Jesscott Music Hour! Calling all Christian Artists! We want your music! Are you a Christian artist with some music we could consider for the show? Submit it at info@notespiremusic.com Check out the “Artist Impact” and “Artist Insight” pod...
2024-08-3056 min
Baby SnooksZiegfeld Follies Of The AirIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-031h 01Baby SnooksCharles Harding Blair To ArriveIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0325 minBaby SnooksDaniel In The Lions Den jimmy Stewart Intro Of baby SnooksIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0304 minBaby SnooksRoyal Gelatin Hour rudy Vallee Sings its Somebodys BirthdayIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0357 minBaby SnooksTelling Time ShavingIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0304 minBaby SnooksRehearsing A SpeechIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0305 minBaby SnooksAt The CircusIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
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2024-05-0306 minBaby SnooksBeach HouseIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0306 minBaby SnooksVisiting Santa ClausIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 minBaby SnooksAt The DoctorsIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0305 minBaby SnooksAunt Sophie Having A BabyIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0306 minBaby SnooksDaddys Boss Comes To DinnerIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0305 minBaby SnooksViolet RayIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 minBaby SnooksLiving By DyeingIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0312 minBaby SnooksGone FishingIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 minBaby SnooksHugh WhatIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 minBaby SnooksA New Baby BrotherIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0306 minBaby SnooksMax Has Good News Pt2In 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0330 minBaby SnooksDaddys An ElkIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0306 minBaby SnooksBungling BurglarsIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0308 minBaby SnooksMale SecretaryIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0308 minBaby SnooksMax Has Good NewsIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0301 minBaby SnooksShetland PonyIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0310 minBaby SnooksChemical CatastropheIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0308 minBaby SnooksAnatomy Of A RobotIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 minBaby SnooksMissing DollarIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0308 minBaby SnooksFamily TreeIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0311 minBaby SnooksTax ReturnsIn 1904, George McManus began his comic strip, The Newlyweds, about a couple and their child, Baby Snookums. Brice began doing her Baby Snooks character in vaudeville, as she recalled in an interview shortly before her death: "I first did Snooks in 1912 when I was in vaudeville. At the time there was a juvenile actress named Baby Peggy and she was very popular. Her hair was all curled and bleached and she was always in pink or blue. She looked like a strawberry ice cream soda. When I started to do Baby Snooks, I really was a baby, because when I thin...
2024-05-0307 min
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2023-12-1347 min
La Torre LiveBest of La Torre Live Ep. 281Dave is off this week so it's a Producer's Choice episode! Here is episode 281!
Dave is with @ASelby0372 @BritCrampsie/We had fun but want to use this space to help our friend, Ken Rapp, find a kidney. To find out more about being a living donor, please contact:
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2023-11-0156 minLa Torre LiveLa Torre Live Ep. 281 9/23/23Dave is with @ASelby0372 @BritCrampsie/We had fun but want to use this space to help our friend, Ken Rapp, find a kidney. To find out more about being a living donor, please contact:
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2023-09-2156 minThe Jesscott Music HourThe Jesscott Music Hour Ep#388This episode features Sally Meadows, Sean O’brien, Lynne Modranski, and Planetshakers. We share a “Blessings From The Ranch” devotional from Phil Lewis reminding us not to worry, and there’s also music from your host Paul Gibbs, Only One Way, Ken Marsh & Favored, Unity of Navasota and Kimber L Mowery. Fun facts and trivia? Of course! Did you know? Americans order (and eat) about 350 slices of pizza every second? And squash comes from the word “askutasquash”, meaning “eaten raw or uncooked”. How about some squash on your pizza? It’s another amazing episode of The Jesscott Music Hour! Hear...
2023-09-0857 min
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves - Perseids Meteor ShowerWelcome to another edition of Transmusic Airwaves: It’s unconventional free-form radio. Inspiring music to watch the stars fall…Settle in for a night of star gazing with Transmusic Airwaves! Expect to hear familiar and some unknown music to explore the heavens by.Enjoy the Perseid meteor shower, active between July 17 to August 24, with a peak around August 13th and Transmusic Airwaves anytime, anywhere! ContactTransmusicAirwaves@gmail.comDownloadTransmusicairwaves.podomatic.com Thanks for listening!
2023-08-093h 05
What To WatchRyan Gosling recalls time as Mouseketeer to play Barbie's KenOn today's What to Watch: The two-episode season finale of How I Met Your Father, the new docuseries Myth of the Zodiac Killer, and the tournament debut of Chopped: All-American Showdown. Plus, Hollywood trivia, and entertainment headlines, including Renee Rapp leaving Sex Lives of College Girls as series regular, Ryan Gosling on making peace with his past as a Mouseketeer to play Ken in Barbie, Madonna reschedules canceled dates to to health scare, Ozzy Osbourne cancels October show because of health issues, and the death of soap star Andrea Evans. More at ew.com, ew.com/wtw, and @EW...
2023-07-1115 min
Survival and Basic Badass PodcastThe Essential Prepper LibraryThe Survival and Basic Badass Podcast Episode: The Essential Prepper LibraryGet Badass Gear and join the email list @ www.preppingbadass.comEmail Us @ preppingbadass@gmail.comBadass YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/preppingbadassBadass Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/331588903926580Badass Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100093175926700Essential Prepper BooksHomesteadThe Self-Sufficient Life and how to live it, by John SeymourThe “Have-More” Plan by Ed and Carolyn RobinsonFive Acres and...
2023-06-1949 minThe Jesscott Music HourThe Jesscott Music Hour Ep#376The musical blessings go on, with Lauren Lovett, Kenny T, Nate Miller, Lynne Modranski, The Knight Family, Tom Smith, Keith Andrew Grim, Ken Gober, Paulette Wright, and your host Paul Gibbs. And more stuff to make you smile, and think, like “What do the colors of the American Flag represent?” and “What was the Switchback Railway?” (Hint: it only ran at 6 mph!) All this and more, on the next Jesscott Music Hour! Hear the show anytime on major podcast platforms, like Transistor, Podchaser, Apple Podcasts, Spotify and many others! New episodes each Friday morning. Tune in...
2023-06-1657 minThe Jesscott Music HourThe Jesscott Music Hour Ep#373A NEW SONG from your host Paul Gibbs, plus music from Ken Kipp, Loni Crawford, Laura Williams, Dan Adams, Brittany & Doyle, New Hope Music, Chris Kibbe, and Wes Pelle. And a new devotional from Phil Lewis, and more fun facts and trivia for you! (What do Dr. Joseph Bell and Sherlock Holmes have in common? And how many cubic feet of marble were used in the building of the New York Public Library?) The fun and blessing flow freely on this episode of The Jesscott Music Hour! Hear the show anytime on all the major po...
2023-05-2658 minThe Jesscott Music HourThe Jesscott Music Hour Ep#354Another episode hits the web with Antwan Jenkins, Eric Rapp, Ken Kipp, and Lisa Fenstermacher. There’s lots of interesting trivia from your host Paul Gibbs (who patented the first “plastic car”? And….your desk might be dirtier than your kitchen!) We’ve also got music from Sara Colyer, the JDoton Band, Sean O’Brien and Joe Antonelli. Thanks to our current sponsors, Eric Rapp, Sean O’Brien and Pauline Williams for their support of our podcasts and the programming on NoteSpire Radio! To be a sponsor and have your name or ministry mentioned on the station and our podcasts...
2023-01-1358 min
Ham Talk Live*! (*sometimes)Episode 311 - HamCation Award Winners 2023Mike Banigan, KJ4UDO and Michael Cauley, W4ORL are here from the Orlando HamCation to announce this year's award winners and bring the latest news about HamCation!Congratulations to the winners:Carole Perry Educator of the Year Co-Winners:Ken Lyons, KN4MDJ (WB4SA) & Jim Storms, AB8YK (YDXA)Gordon West Ambassador of the Year:John Bigley, N7URhamcation.com
2023-01-0638 min
Hot Pink - Der Klatsch und Glamour PodcastFür Bob ess ich einen Apfel!HostsBritt-Marie Robrecht (@dunderklumpen80)Kai Preston (KaiPreston.de)In dieser Folge als Vertretung für Kai: Sebastian (Filmeonkel)Sebastians Podcasts: Die Rückspultaste und Trek am DienstagShownotes (Bei den aufgeführten Links zu Amazon handelt es sich um Affiliate Links. Wenn ihr über diese etwas kauft unterstützt ihr den Podcast ohne eigene Mehrkosten!) Kirstie Alley (Wikipedia) Bob McGrath (Wikipedia) Ruprecht Eser (Wikipedia) Pelé (Wikipedia) Madonna (Wikipedia) Summer Walker (Wikipedia) Tom Kaulitz (Wikipedia) Bill Kaulitz (Wikipedia) Tokio Hotel (Wikipedia) Judge Rinder (Wikipedia) Steven Tyler (Wikipedia) Aerosmith (Wikipedia) Céline Dion (Wikipedia) Boris Becker (Wikipedia) Lady Gaga (Wikipedia) Robert Pattinson (Wikipedia) Su...
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Positively TrekSocial Media in the Star Trek UniversePositively Trek 222: Social Media in the Star Trek UniverseData’s Snapchat Filters, Jellico’s Hot Takes, and More! Social Media means a lot of things to different people. Love it or hate it, it has permeated all our lives in one form or another. But what would social media in the Star Trek universe look like? How would some of our favourite characters use it? In this episode of Positively Trek, hosts Dan and Barry discuss what social media would mean in the Trek universe. We also discuss the we...
2022-12-081h 05
Old Time Radio ListenerDanny Kaye - The Great Donivitch KayeoffTHE DANNY KAYE SHOW
In December 1944 it was announced that Pabst Sales Co. was dropping The Kenny Baker Show in favor of a vehicle for rising star Danny Kaye. Pabst had tried to sign established comedian Fred Allen for the show at a whopping cost of $25,000 per episode but the effort fizzled when Allen reportedly sniffing that he didn’t care to work for a beer company. Kaye agreed to a package costing the beer producer $16,000 per week, 2/3 the cost of Fred Allen.
The Danny Kaye Show debuted on January 6, 1945 and featured Eve Arden, Frank Ne...
2022-11-1030 min
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves Episode #456 - March 4, 2022 Paul Ciminero (host) PodcastThis weeks TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #456), begins with PETER GABRIEL to open the show, followed by BATTLES, ELECTRIC WURMS doing ‘Heart Of The Sunrise,’ JOHN CALE’S updated version of ‘Thoughtless Kind,’ and turns towards the spiritual with DANIEL LANOIS, BEN HARPER & BLIND BOYS OF ALABAMA, and PRIMAL SCREAM’S ‘Movin’ On Up’ inspired by Villanelle’s opening church scene from the premiere of ‘Killing Eve’s’ final season.Next up there’s electronica from Congo’s KOKOKO!, THE VENTURES (doing the ‘Twilight Zone Theme’), TIMBA MM, THE B-52’S (‘Private Idaho’), THE MOTHER OF INVENTION (‘Hungry Freaks Daddy’), TALKING HEADS, TIN HUEY (‘...
2022-03-043h 01
Podcast Video – Echo Zoe MinistriesAndrew Rappaport & Fred Butler: 2021 Roundtable DiscussionAndrew Rappaport and Fred Butler return for the fourth year-end roundtable discussion. The topic starters for this month's discussion are the topics discussed in the previous episodes of the show from 2021.
Outline of the Discussion
Conspiracy Theories
Fred appreciates the warnings about the dangers of conspiracy theories while joking that the last year has turned him into a conspiracy theorist.
Fred agrees with the general principles of the February episode on the Dangers of Conspiracy Theories.
We’re living in very peculiar times when what was labeled conspiracy theory just a year ago is ac...
2021-12-181h 04Video – Echo Zoe MinistriesAndrew Rappaport & Fred Butler: 2021 Roundtable DiscussionAndrew Rappaport and Fred Butler return for the fourth year-end roundtable discussion. The topic starters for this month's discussion are the topics discussed in the previous episodes of the show from 2021.
Outline of the Discussion
Conspiracy Theories
Fred appreciates the warnings about the dangers of conspiracy theories while joking that the last year has turned him into a conspiracy theorist.
Fred agrees with the general principles of the February episode on the Dangers of Conspiracy Theories.
We’re living in very peculiar times when what was labeled conspiracy theory just a year ago is ac...
2021-12-181h 04
Chachi Loves EverybodyEp.24 Valerie Geller ABOUT THIS EPISODE'S GUEST:Valerie Geller is the President of Geller Media International, a broadcast consulting firm working with news, talk, information, and personality programming for radio and television throughout the world. Geller coaches talent, leads "Creating Powerful Communicators" workshops and seminars, and has helped people at more than 500 stations in 31 countries develop and grow their audiences by training communicators to work more effectively. ABOUT THE PODCAST:Chachi Loves Everybody is brought to you by Benztown and hosted by the President of Benztown, Dave “Chachi” Denes. Get a behind-the-scenes look a...
2021-09-231h 09
UpTech ReportMaintaining Customer Relationships after the Sale with Ken Rapp from BlustreamOne of the most important elements of a sale is what happens after the sale. Is the customer satisfied? Are there any issues? When a person buys a product, they’re not merely acquiring a thing—they’re developing a relationship with a brand. Through the experience of a colleague with a cracked acoustic guitar, Ken Rapp realized there were so many missed opportunities for companies to connect with their customers after the unboxing to help ensure proper maintenance and maximum enjoyment. And Blustream was born—a company that offers a client relationship platform for brands to...
2021-08-0531 min
Scale Your SaaS169: How to Grow Revenue by Perfecting the Customer Experience - with Ken RappEPISODE SUMMARYIn this episode, Blustream Corporation CEO Ken Rapp discusses the SaaS post-sale environment with SaaS-Story In The Making host Matt Wolach. He talks about the importance of addressing customers after making a sale and how his software, Blustream, can assist with consumer and product engagement insights. Coming from a science and medicine background, Ken ventured into SaaS and developed Blustream to solve a problem many companies in the SaaS industry tend to overlook. He shares tried and tested tips that can help software startups navigate their way to success.
2021-07-2027 minAndrew Rappaport's Rapp ReportThe Importance of the Local Church with Steve HamRapp Report episode 181
Andrew and Bud are joined by Steve Ham to talk about the importance of the local church. Steve Ham is the pastor of Hyde Park Baptist Church and used to work for Answers in Genesis with his brother Ken Ham. We will answer the question of what is the church? Why is the local church important? Why is it important for a local pastor over some celebrity pastor on the radio or tv? How is it different from a social club?
The church is the regenerate people of God. Therefore, it is for Christian, not the unbeliever...
2021-07-181h 22
Relish The Breakthrough Full Audiobook Now, Knowledge Hunters!Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices by Swapna KrishnaPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/492132to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices
Author: Swapna Krishna
Narrator: Laya Lewis, Em Grosland, Gisela Chípe, Shanta Parasuraman, Omar Leyva, Dani Martineck, Ali Nasser, Deepti Gupta, Joel Froomkin, Vikas Adam, Soneela Nankani, Anthony Rapp, Various
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 52 minutes
Release date: July 13, 2021
Genres: Fairy Tales & Folklore
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From the vast lore surrounding King Arthur, Camelot, and the Knights of the Round Table, comes an anthology of gender-bent, race-bent, LGBTQIA+ inclusive retellings. Featuring stories by: Alexander Chee • Preeti Chhibber • Roshani Chokshi • Sive Doyle • Maria Dahvana Headley •...
2021-07-132h 52Discover The Full Audiobook Everyone Is Talking About — So Must-Listen!Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices by Swapna KrishnaPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/492132to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices
Author: Swapna Krishna
Narrator: Laya Lewis, Em Grosland, Gisela Chípe, Shanta Parasuraman, Omar Leyva, Dani Martineck, Ali Nasser, Deepti Gupta, Joel Froomkin, Vikas Adam, Soneela Nankani, Anthony Rapp, Various
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 52 minutes
Release date: July 13, 2021
Genres: Essays & Anthologies
Publisher's Summary:
From the vast lore surrounding King Arthur, Camelot, and the Knights of the Round Table, comes an anthology of gender-bent, race-bent, LGBTQIA+ inclusive retellings. Featuring stories by: Alexander Chee • Preeti Chhibber • Roshani Chokshi • Sive Doyle • Maria Dahvana Headley • Ausma Zehan...
2021-07-132h 52Download Best Full Audiobooks in Literature, Fairy Tales & FolkloreSword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices by Swapna KrishnaPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/492132to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices
Author: Swapna Krishna
Narrator: Laya Lewis, Em Grosland, Gisela Chípe, Shanta Parasuraman, Omar Leyva, Dani Martineck, Ali Nasser, Deepti Gupta, Joel Froomkin, Vikas Adam, Soneela Nankani, Anthony Rapp, Various
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 52 minutes
Release date: July 13, 2021
Genres: Fairy Tales & Folklore
Publisher's Summary:
From the vast lore surrounding King Arthur, Camelot, and the Knights of the Round Table, comes an anthology of gender-bent, race-bent, LGBTQIA+ inclusive retellings. Featuring stories by: Alexander Chee • Preeti Chhibber • Roshani Chokshi • Sive Doyle • Maria Dahvana Headley •...
2021-07-132h 52Get Top Full Audiobooks in Literature, Essays & AnthologiesSword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices by Swapna KrishnaPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/492132to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Sword Stone Table: Old Legends, New Voices
Author: Swapna Krishna
Narrator: Laya Lewis, Em Grosland, Gisela Chípe, Shanta Parasuraman, Omar Leyva, Dani Martineck, Ali Nasser, Deepti Gupta, Joel Froomkin, Vikas Adam, Soneela Nankani, Anthony Rapp, Various
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 14 hours 52 minutes
Release date: July 13, 2021
Genres: Essays & Anthologies
Publisher's Summary:
From the vast lore surrounding King Arthur, Camelot, and the Knights of the Round Table, comes an anthology of gender-bent, race-bent, LGBTQIA+ inclusive retellings. Featuring stories by: Alexander Chee • Preeti Chhibber • Roshani Chokshi • Sive Doyle • Maria Dahvana Headley • Ausma Zehan...
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2021-06-2206 min
The Next CMOCreating compelling, post-purchase customer experiences with Ken Rapp, CEO of BlustreamTheNextCMO’s latest podcast is with Ken Rapp the founder and CEO of Blustream as our guest. Ken is a dynamic entrepreneur leader. His expertise includes launching products, building scalable business models, and creating culture that enables employees to thrive. In this podcast we discuss the importance of post-sale engagement and the repercussions of not communicating with your customers, who in an organization should own this process, and how much time a company should spend on acquiring new customers vs. maintaining and expanding the existing ones. Ken Rapp - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ken-rapp-b922766/
2021-02-2334 min
This Week in Trek: A Star Trek PodcastEpisode 474, "That's a long flight"PODCAST AND COMMUNITY RESOURCES
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TRIVIALITY - A Trivia Game Show Podcast187: Concussed Neal Or: Table Bros a Love StoryEmily Baker returns to host another excellent game! Rules Guy Impersonators Emily and John Rapp guest and team up to take on Ken and Jeff, as Neal is sidelined from an injury. Ken’s life is found to be “Must See TV” and it’s revealed what Frosty is hiding under all that snow. Which team will rise to the top? Supporters:https://www.trivialitypodcast.com/the-cream-of-the-crop/Support us Directly:www.Patreon.com/TrivialityPodcastPlease RATE, REVIEW, and SUBSCRIBE on iTunes or your preferred podcast app! Follow us on soc...
2020-12-011h 01
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves (Episode #376) - July 3, 2020 - with Paul Ciminero (host)For this year's July 4th weekend, I've got a whole bunch of great musical selections on TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES (Episode #376) that you can dance, march, or sing along to all while grilling your favorite things at your socially distant gatherings with friends and family. NEIL YOUNG & CRAZY HORSE ('God Save The Queen'), THE RESIDENTS ('The Washington Post') , JOE BYRD (from Yankee Transcendoodle), TOM RAPP ('Fourth Day Of July'), THE VANDELS ('American Eagle”), and LAURIE ANDERSON ('Another Day In America') all play relatable themes throughout the program. There's even the airing of the full length version of 'Time Has Come To...
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