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Have you heard of the commandment "Thou Shalt be Judgy?" I think it's number eleven or maybe ten and a half.

Anyhooo...Kathy and Cori are cutting to the chase and cutting through the bullsh*t to bring in the new year. They share their favorite things, people, and situations that bring about judginess. 

Tune in and find out why Cori uses the word "egregious" multiple times throughout the episode, what Kathy can not stand to look at hanging from truck hitches, how unspoken prayer requests can be legal, and why having vanity plates is just plain annoying.

Leave the judging to us!

We're just saying what you're already thinking. You're welcome.


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Toyota has gone from being an environmental darling, lauded for pioneering hybrid technology, to a pariah among many conservationists. Gill Pratt, CEO of the Toyota Research Institute, defends the company's commitment to hybrids. And we hear from environmental activists and former government officials who say the world's largest auto company is dangerously dragging its feet. 

Recorded at the good old STD, Silver Tavern, Deckerville.  We discuss wine tasting and all those adventures then also the internal temperature of an uncooked and live cow.  The beef jerky was wonderful, and the topics are daring and risqué.   A big portion of the crew attended this episode as we have all 5 mics and the hot line going.  

Season 2, Episode 14:  Baby Boomer car nuts will enjoy this little detour.  What is it about old cars that excites the typical red-blooded American male? Our latest episode takes a stroll through memory lane, from 1953 Buicks to present-day hybrid electric vehicles.  In this podcast series, Tom Nielson tells stories, shares memories, and concocts whimsical, light-hearted tales inspired by his life adventures, channeling the style of Jean Shepherd, Garrison Keillor, Mark Twain, Jerry Seinfeld, and other famous storytellers.

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Karrah is Annoyed with Apollo's vet and Chris has had his fill of the snowball effect!

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Come to The Pajama Factory in Williamsport on April 1st for a great lineup! Use code LITTLEADDYS for a discount!
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Come to The John Barleycorn in Owego,  NY on April 12th!
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In dieser Episode des Smart Innovation Podcast ist Oliver Krüger von 163 Grad aus Hamburg mein Gesprächspartner. Wir unterhalten uns über sein Vorgehen im Social Selling mit Youtube, Social Media & eCommerce im Bereich Elektromobilität.

Auf der Episoden Webseite sind weiterführende Informationen & ein Transkript: https://www.klausreichert.de/oliver-kruger-uber-social-media-marketing-und-ecommerce-von-elektromobilitat/

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Umsetzungsorientiert & fokussiert auf Innovation

Gespräche mit engagierten und kreativen Menschen über Innovation, Innovationsmanagement, Unternehmertum und Verantwortung - gerade im Kontext des Klimawandels.

Dabei sein & Mitreden bei den Live Aufnahmen

Bei den Live Aufnahmen können die Teilnehmenden sich einbringen und Fragen stellen

Vom Zuhören ins Umsetzen kommen

In jeder Folge gibt es ein kurzzeitig verfügbares Angebot. So wird Innovation für die Teilnehmenden lebendig und gleich umsetzbar.

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Im Smart Innovation Podcast geht es um innovative agile Organisationen mit Vision, Dynamik und Energie sowie den passenden Vorgehensweisen, Neues auch enkeltauglich zu entwerfen. Ebenso geht es um wechselnde aktuelle Themen wie neue Geschäftsmodelle, nachhaltige Produkte & digitale Dienstleistungen. Episoden erscheinen zum Wochenende bei Apple, Spotify, Youtube & Co. Aktuelle Termine sowie alle Folgen mit Links und Transkript auf https://www.klausreichert.de/podcast/

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Sie sollten den Podcast hören, wenn Sie eine kreative, gemeinsame, pragmatische Form des Innovationsmanagement suchen. Er wendet sich an engagierte Menschen, die ihr Unternehmen durch Innovation weiter entwickeln wollen und sich nicht mit bürokratischen Lösungen zufrieden geben. Die etwas für die Zukunft dazu lernen wollen und sich gerne auch mit ihrem Wissen und ihren Erfahrungen einbringen. Das sind mutige UnternehmerInnen, Innovationsmanager, Produktmanager, Organisationsentwickler, Business Designer, Product Owner, Nachhaltigkeitsmanager, Klimaschutzbeauftragte: das Feld ist ziemlich groß, die Jobbezeichnungen sehr vielfältig.

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Mein Name ist Klaus Reichert. Ich bin unabhängiger Berater und Business Coach mit Herzblut für Innovation und begleite Unternehmen auf dem Weg von der Vision zu Leistungen. Mein Standort ist #TheLänd Baden-Württemberg.

The hilarious and wonderful Matt Knudsen joins the Cavalry in episode 88. Andrew tells Matt and Johnny about his experience on the Late Late Show with James Corden, including his brush with Covid. Then Matt needs backup on preferring practicality when it comes to a car. Johnny needs backup on the new features on cars actually making them less safe. And Andrew needs backup on the incredibly loud airport door alarm being useless. 

Make sure to follow Matt online and support his fundraising efforts for St. Jude's Children Hospital! 

Happy New Year! In episode 87 of The Cavalry, Johnny talks about the bad gifts he got his wife and needs backup on how to keep the aging kids at the kids table for game night and how to trim the Christmas card list. Andrew needs backup on drivers being prejudiced against Priuses. 

We're gathered here on these interwebs to celebrate the life of Felix's dearly departed Prius (0:01). The guys also dedicate their Cousins of the Week to the brave women of the U.S. Gymnastics Team (12:10). They remember the lives of Michael K. Williams and Norm Macdonald, and are reminded to be kind to people (36:40). The Boyz drop a new NFL segment called Cap Or No Cap (47:02). Lastly, the homies go deep into the Disney + Marvel animated show What If...?, and talk about the amazing Spiderman: No Way Home trailer (1:10:30).

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It's a nice episode of The Cavalry as the hilarious comedian and host of the Sports Gambling Podcast Sean Green joins the show! Sean needs backup on being an aggressive honker. Johnny gets his new Prius but it shows up dead. Johnny needs backup on leaving the door open after pooping to air out the bathroom faster. Andrew needs backup on baby-led weaning being an unnecessary risk. Remember we have a bonus episode up for you right now on the Patreon so join over there if you want to hear it! 

Naughty girls, Megan and Michelle, conduct a science experiment and share results about hanging questions, coffee runs, unsolicited porn, aggressive strolling, fast food, generic messages, morals, and thoughts on doing better.

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Johnny and Andrew need backup on not all graffiti being equal, being lazy on vacation, no soliciting signs being unnecessary and waiting for the other line to hang up first on cell phone calls. 

Edmunds.com says that more than 63 percent of the new vehicles sold last year were SUVs or trucks, which is no surprise to automakers who have spent the last few years slashing their small car models to line up with the market.

But they’re not ready to fully let go just yet. According to Bloomberg, automakers have a plan to save some of their dying sedan models, but it’s not exactly novel: a recent report says car makers are adding some of the features that people love about SUVs and applying them to their smaller, squatter counterparts.

One of these more sought after details is all wheel drive and if everybody wants it, then the Toyota Prius should have it, right? And the Mazda 6 and Nissan Altima, a few of the sedans that have lived to tell the tale of the great SUV craze of the 21st century.

All wheel drive and four wheel drive used to matter to only those enthusiasts who really liked to offroad -- or the casual driver who lived in a particularly slippery or snow-covered terrain. There was a time where using it came with a fuel economy penalty that most drivers didn’t find to be worth it.

But today, low gas prices make that less of a hurdle. Add that to the fact that technology has caught up a bit and, according to Toyota, there is no fuel economy penalty with its Prius. It says at 50 MPG combined, using an all-wheel-drive Prius is as -- or more -- efficient than driving most other front wheel drive vehicles.

Bloomberg says the latest effort from more mainstream carmakers and models have taken the feature from more niche and luxury sedans and attempted to democratize it. Rumor has it that Fiat Chrysler is even looking to put all wheel on its Pacifica minivan. The more the merrier, right?

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