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The city of Baltimore has many feathers in its hat as far as history and innovation go. One of the most confounding, however, is that of the Ouija board. 

You might know the Ouija board as a slumber party game, a way to summon demons, or simply a way to give your dead relatives a quick "howdy doo," but no matter how you know it, the reason you do is thanks to a man named Elijah Bond- the man who held a marketing meeting with ghosts and made his fortune.

In the second episode of the Evermore Podcast, we'll be exploring the seriously strange history of Ouija boards while sipping on a Slurpee because, oh nelly... we're heading to a 7-11.

Visit the Episode 2 Blog for a full transcription of the episode, photos from our visit, and supplementary information!

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Ahoy mouse community, this Buds for you! This week Nic & Z are talking fromage! Oui, it’s true! Nic gets hysterical about Mac & Cheese, while Zahra taps into the wires of the Associated Press to bring you everything you need to know about Cheese and crime! So bake your self up a Brie and melt into this unhinged Ep, it’s Life’s a Banquet the podcast!

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Hello and welcome back to Equity, a podcast about the business of startups, where we unpack the numbers and nuance behind the headlines.

Last week we said that you needed to pay attention to the public markets, and we weren't kidding. It was a huge week for earnings -- with notes from all over including the ad market and cloud spend. But this week's Monday show was more than just another entry in the series, it was an experimental live show! Natasha joined Alex for the fun, and this is what they got into:

• Stocks up, crypto mostly flat after a solid week of gains.
• Will Alibaba delist, or not? That question matters more than just what happens to the singular Chinese tech giant. The question really belies a larger query regarding the ability of Chinese tech companies to access foreign markets more generally, places where the capital can flow at a high clip. Given China's economic woes, cutting off that particular liquidity pipe might be risky.
• From there we went to Clearco layoffs, UiPath buying Refiner, and Oui's first close of its new fund.
• And then we wrapped with a dive into Big Tech earnings. The key gist? These companies are too big to summarize, and without the cloud they would be struggling.
• Amazon’s shares rise on earnings beat, despite $2B loss
• Apple’s services revenue growth slows to $19.6B in Q3, reaches 860M paid subscriptions
• Microsoft misses expectations, points to foreign exchange rates and weakened PC market 
• Meta posts its first ever quarterly revenue decline
• And via CNBC, Alphabet misses on earnings and revenue for second quarter

So, what'd you think? Should we go live again? Next time with Equity-themed espresso cups that no one can enjoy other than us? Let us know, and don't worry, the Equity team is back on Wednesday with a smashing bootstrapping show.

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Credits: Equity is hosted by TechCrunch's Alex Wilhelm and Mary Ann Azevedo. We are produced by Theresa Loconsolo with editing by Kell. Bryce Durbin is our Illustrator. We'd also like to thank the audience development team and Henry Pickavet, who manages TechCrunch audio products.

Get up to speed on litigation regarding the admissibility of breath test results in this podcast, excerpted from MCLE’s 10/23/2020 program, Handling OUI Cases, with William J. Melkonian and James M. Milligan, Jr. The full program is available as an on demand webcast or an MP3 here. Get 24/7 instant access to hundreds of related eLectures like this one—and more—with a subscription to the MCLE OnlinePass. Learn more at www.mcle.org/onlinepass.

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In Control Family Foundation Executive Director (Dan Strollo) and Director of Operations (Jeremy Randall) focus on the first hands-on lesson with your new driver.  What they should know before you even start the engine.

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In Control Family Foundation Executive Director (Dan Strollo) and Director of Operations (Jeremy Randall) talk with Emily Stein from Safe Roads Alliance about Distracted Driving, Drunk Driving, Driving Under the Influence and Drugs and Drowsy Driving.

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In this episode of the Garage Brand Podcast...

• Jaime and Glen cross-talk about girl scout cookies and a pep rally for Cam Collins' spelling bee team.  
• An insider conversation about outdoor media with Scott Reynolds & Pat Sutton of Reynolds Outdoor.  In this podcast recording we discuss:  
  • The significance of Oui-Oui, the (somewhat lewd) 3-inch tall hero of the French Resistance.  
  • The creatively pioneering outdoor media career of Scott Reynolds
  • How Pat Sutton went from Ralph Lauren prairie dog to Reynolds Outdoor closer.  
  • How RO is creating an outdoor media portfolio that is authentic, innovative and unexpected.       
  • Happy Hour, Date Night and the grim reaper also known as Brunch.

Please enjoy this episode and please visit the Reynolds Outdoor website to get your brand everywhere. 

As always, very special thanks to Tom Bridwell & TOMCAST SOUND