over the top

This episode was originally published in 2013.

Hear her on The JV Club before she rises to the top of the arm-wrestling world! It’s Edi Patterson (The Groundlings), who bonds with Janet over the appeal of the celluloid “horndog,” pygmy unicorns, and being the good girl.

Tim and Paul are  hitting the road! The guys watched the 1987 Sylvester Stallone classic "Over the Top" and sat down to talk about it!

Along the way they discussed going over the top, trucking, and Mike Hawk!

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The average Australian wedding now costs a whopping $36,000, and while for many people that amount of money is simply unobtainable, it seems more and more couples are finding new ways of raising extra cash to have the the big day of their dreams.

One of those methods is an increasing trend for brides and grooms to ask friends and family to chip in for the event, to cover everything from the meal, to extravagant extras like fireworks and luxury honeymoons, but is that ok?

The Quicky speaks to a wedding expert, and a couple of married women to find out whether this is fair game, or if it's a very rude way of getting other people to fund a ridiculously over the top wedding that you really can't afford.

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Host: Claire Murphy

With thanks to:

Darcy Allen - Venue Sales Manager at Easy Weddings based in Melbourne, who has many years of experience planning events both big and small

Meghna - Says Indian families wouldn't dream of asking for donations

Nicolle - Thinks most couples already ask for donations in other ways, such as wishing wells

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Executive Producer: Siobhán Moran-McFarlane

Audio Producer: Thom Lion

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Today we discuss how to check in with ourselves and not spiral into "perfectionist", "over the top" land.

Bevies Kombucha on tap YUMMMM!

Companies and brands across the globe often take part in LGBTQ+ Pride celebrations . While it’s meaningful to see allyship and support from their platforms, advocacy and showcasing authentic and diverse representation are important as well. There’s a fine balance between meaningfully celebrating Pride as an organization and performative marketing that falls short.

 Effectv hosted a conversation to discuss sustainable solutions for how organizations can genuinely show Pride and support the LGBTQ+ community all year long.

You'll Hear From:

1. Paul Martecchini, VP, Brand Marketing, Comcast Advertising 
2. Jose Velez Silva, VP, Multicultural IMC Brand Marketing, Xfinity
3. Ayiko Broyard, Executive VP, Group Account Director, Walton Isaacson

In our third installment of Bad Movie Night, we end up showcasing a meandering '80s movie that's about... arm wrestling. Oh, and a heartwarming tale about a father and son trying to bond. Our friend Scott joins us to talk about Over the Top.

OVERVIEW: 

Healthcare technology has  become significantly more popular and pervasive throughout the past year and will continue to rise in relevancy for patients in 2021. Hospitals, practitioners, health systems, and patients now have the resources to make this  an acceptable and efficient way of practicing medicine. 

While healthcare technology has traditionally been used to advance care and patient outcomes, drive administrative enhancements, and comply with government regulations, there is an emerging focus on the patient-as-a-customer and technologies that amplify patient-centric interaction. 

Learn more about how healthcare organizations can effectively market new and evolving telehealth models and tools. You will not want to miss this!  

YOU’LL HEAR FROM:  

• James Rothwell, VP, Brand, Agency & Industry Relations, Comcast Advertising (Moderator) 
• Sarah Bast, SVP, Point of Care Lead, Publicis Health Media
• Anisha Kalra, Manager, Marketing & Communications, BASS Medical Group

Death Wish 3 is in my opinion is the greatest over the top action movie ever made! Charles Bronson is very underrated considering the competition in the 80s.  This movie fires on all cylinders and leaves you wanting more. 

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Overview: 

May is Asian Pacific Heritage month -- a celebration of the Asian and Pacific Islander community in the United States. Now, it’s more critical than ever for us to stand up for and in solidarity with the AAPI community amid the rise of anti-Asian racism and attacks throughout the country.  

Companies and brands have been quick to show solidarity with the AAPI community, announcing various initiatives during the month, however, it’s also important for them to consistently advocate for authentic media representation, fight biases and tell the unique stories that explore the diverse makeup of the AAPI community.   

Comcast Advertising invites you to register for our upcoming webcast to explore the Asian identity in various media endeavors and see how companies can utilize their unique positions and brands to help unbundle/reshape the misleading portraits of the AAPI community. 

You’ll hear from... 

• Richard Lui (Moderator), MSNBC Anchor and Author of “Enough About Me”
• Eirene Donohue, Writer at A&E 
• Dawn Lee Williamson, Head of Sales Development at Effectv
• Elliot Lum, EVP, Community and Growth at the Association of National Advertisers (ANA)

Nate and Mitch are Friends Episode 46!

Thank you for taking the time to hear two friends talk for an extended period of time and also for reading this overview.

On today's episode, Nate and Mitch discuss some tasty brews that Nate is sippin' on. Nate has never fully watched a fast and furious movie. Sylvester Stallone, his movies, and a possible lost son(?) or at the very least look-a-like get brought up based on the more distinct features of him. Tommy Pickles quotes and inventiveness gets talked about for a total of probably 3 seconds which leads into Nate's new tattoo and Mitch thinking about maybe starting to think about getting a new one. Novelty vehicles in the form of Oscar Meyer mobile and the Planter's peanut mobile get discussed. Nate tells an extremely dumb and over complex joke. For the majority of the rest of the ep, the boys talk about poop, pee, and puke. Normal every day talk for them. Things end with an appreciation for Stone Cold Steve Austin and his IPA.  

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Matt Wilson has spent 15-years in the radio industry, working in the promotions & marketing, programming, and on-air side of the business. He’s worked 7 years as marketing director for a group of 9 Nissan stores and is currently the account director at SilverBack Advertising. Matt also is the host of the Mostly Automotive Marketing Podcast, a bi-weekly-ish podcast all about Automotive Marketing. Mostly. http://www.silverbackadvertising.com

00:00 - 01:06 Overview of Matt Wilson, Over-the-top and Silverback Advertising

01:06 - 01:23 Welcome to the Marketing Expedition Podcast

01:23 - 04:21 All about Matt

04:21 - 13:43 Matt explains what OTT is and the in house platform his company developed

13:43 - 19:19 Matt talks about the advantages of his mix of experience

19:19 - 30:42 Rhea and Matt discuss how the pandemic has opened up different ways to connect, specifically Clubhouse

30:42 - 35:17 Rhea dives into the branding and culture of Peppershock Media

35:17 - 43:32 Matt and Rhea talk about working remote and what that looks like for their companies

43:32 - 46:15 Big thanks to Matt for sharing his marketing wisdom

46:15 - 46:31 Thanks for listening, find more podcasts online www.peppershock.com

46:31 - 47:02 Check out www.themarketingexpedition.com to build relationships with others and find the latest marketing trends

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OVERVIEW

The media landscape is overflowing with content and viewership trends have evolved. Meantime, advertisers in the media and entertainment industry are faced with managing the logistics of promoting TV shows and movies to their audiences amid production challenges, moving schedules, and new release strategies. But the show must go on! Learn about the future of TV show and movie production as well as the unique strategies media and entertainment-focused advertisers are using to promote content to audiences. You don’t want to miss this!

YOU'LL HEAR FROM 

Randall Winston, Producer and Director of many beloved comedy series including Grace & Frankie, Scrubs, Cougar Town, and Spin City

John Collins, Managing Director, Broadcast & iTV, Media Storm

James Rothwell, VP, Brand, Agency & Industry Relations, Comcast Advertising

Don’t worry… Nathan, Nat & Shaun aren’t in trouble with the police, but Blue Heelers (what a classic show!) actor William McInnes did call through for a chat. He’s been busy this year writing a book!

With just over a month to go before Christmas Day, the Chrissy Crazies are out in full force to paint the town with festive cheer! We hear from some of the most hardcore Christmas fans going around!

Shaun’s good mate (and GM of footy at the Freo Dockers) Peter Bell called through to talk the guys through a tough trade period, and also recalls the time Shaun completely stitched him up while they were doing their own version of SAS Australia selection training.

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Streaming of TV content continues to grow in volume and importance for advertisers, as consumers adopt new devices and services to deliver their favorite shows on their terms. Over the years, Comcast has invested in streaming technology, services and accompanying advertising solutions to meet the needs of consumers and advertising clients alike. Hear from leaders across the Comcast organization about these capabilities and what they have planned for the bold future of TV. 

YOU’LL LEARN: 

• Factors contributing to the growth of streaming TV 
• How innovative advertisers can leverage streaming platforms to reach audiences 
• The ways streaming platforms will evolve and create more opportunities for marketers 
• & More

YOU'LL HEAR FROM:

• Michael Cooper, VP, Media & Entertainment, Effectv 
• Patricia Hadden, Head of Growth Marketing, Peacock
• Colin Petrie-Norris, CEO, XUMO
  
  
  
  
  
  
  

In this episode Mahdi and Dr.D talk about Hypochondriacs in the age of corona! And how this can disrupt your life and how it can be amplified during this time. 

Then Mahdi and Dr.D have a debate on whether kids should cry or suck it up! Mahdi explains why it’s important to be tough! 💪

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