Cleaning Up Comedy, with the CEO of Clean Comedians Adam Christing

After stumbling upon her amazing Instagram account, Briana had to invite the supremely talented Lisa Timmons to be on the 100th episode. Lisa shares stories  from her journey and talks about the inspiration behind the social media content that is finally getting her the attention she deserves.  And since her videos often feature Briana's favorite, Gwyneth Paltrow, Lisa conjures the actress' inner voice and imagines what she might say as a guest on the Jobs Blow Podcast.

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In honor of the recent release of his latest book, "FIRED!: Protect Your Rights & FIGHT BACK If You're Terminated, Laid Off, Downsized, Restructured, Forced to Resign or Quit," Attorney-at-Law Steven Mitchell Sack stops by the podcast to talk about his experience fighting for employee rights. Known as "The Employee's Lawyer®," Steven tells Briana that he has written 20 books during his 41+ year legal career but, shockingly, never a jingle for his business. 

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Angie Orth, of Angie Away, stops by to share stories from her travel adventures over the last decade plus. She and Briana were coworkers at a PR agency in NYC when Angie (then blogging as Big Apple Angie) decided to leave behind a life in a cubicle to travel the world.  Soon after, she was able to turn her passion into a career and she hasn't looked back. Angie talks about the highs and lows of her work and shares her perspective on the evolution of the travel influencer.

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Raven Hernandez, founder and CEO of Earth Rides, an all-electric ride-hailing app, stops by the show to share her story and talks about her passion for accelerating the adoption of clean technology. At only 27, Raven has already proven herself to be a fiercely driven woman, having achieved many personal and professional accomplishments. In fact, when she launched Earth Rides in Nashville during a global pandemic, it was the first company of its kind. Why then does she still struggle to get investors? Find out in the latest episode.

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At the suggestion of guest Colin Speir, I invited his sister Peggy on the show to share her career journey, which included years on the road living a rock-n-roll lifestyle.  Peggy talks about starting out in lower Manhattan where she housed and fed up-and-coming musicians from Blues Traveler and DMB, bands she would later cook for on tour.  Peggy also reveals which singer didn't live up to her teenage crush and the American Idol winner who won her over after she rooted against her. Originally from New York, she currently lives with her husband in Vancouver where she started an ice shave and small batch fruit syrup company.  

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Author and lawyer Helen Wan stops by the podcast to talk about her book, The Partner Track, and its evolution to recently released Netflix series. Helen shares how the book, which was released in 2013, was born out of her frustrations while working at a law firm in NYC and includes stories based on her friends' experiences as well. Follow her journey from lawyer to author to on-set film/TV consultant in the latest episode and check out "Partner Track" on Netflix.

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Chris Harper, co-founder of ZippedScript, stops by to talk about the number of people who lie on their resumes and shares his company's approach to flipping the script on education verification.  ZippedScript offers global degree verification (in the U.S. and for any country in the world) instantly using new technology that connects directly to an institution’s database with 100% accuracy. Chris says this is only the beginning as they have plans to expand into other areas on the resume where people are even more likely to misrepresent the truth. So, if you didn't go to Harvard or didn't get that Master's Degree in Political Science, it's time to either update your resume or get to work on those applications.

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If you saw the Netflix documentary, Trainwreck: Woodstock '99, you may recall Colin Speir as one of the more likable personalities involved with the festival. He joins the podcast to share additional insight into what led to the destruction of the three-day concert and to talk about how he ended up working the historic event.  Colin also discusses his long career with the band Blues Traveler and looks back on how the festival not only changed his perspective, but his work in music as well.

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Joe Pardavila joins the podcast to discuss his new book, Good Listen, which launched July 12, and he talks about his career producing over ten thousand hours of audio content in podcasting and terrestrial radio. A radio personality and producer on the legendary New YorkCity radio station, 95.5 PLJ, he got his start as "Monkey Boy" as part of the iconic “Scott & Todd in the Morning."  Joe studied sketch and improv comedy at the Upright Citizens Brigade and was a founding member and actor in the NewYork-based sketch comedy group, Clip Show.  He is the co-director, writer, and producer of the award-winning horror satire, “The Witches of Bushwick" and currently serves as the director of podcasts for Advantage Media Group|ForbesBooks. 

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She'ssssss back! Jayla D Foxx (Jason Eberle) returns to the show to discuss changes in his career since COVID lockdown and to celebrate his upcoming Pride performance in the 2nd annual event in our hometown of Fremont, Ohio. 

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