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It's season 2, episode 35. Rod Roddenberry, son of Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry, and his awesome dog Nuke came and had a live conversation with Dominic, Connor, Erica, and Mark about life, hope, and Trek. 

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Today’s guest is Reed Daniels, the president and CEO of Red's Savoy Pizza, a local Minnesota Pizza Restaurant known for its ‘Sota-style recipe. With over a decade of involvement in the business, Reed has a rich understanding of the industry, having acquired the brand in 2019 after holding positions as Director of Marketing and President.

Red's Savoy Pizza has a storied history, beginning as a neighborhood joint and transforming into an entity with 19 units and growing. Reed attributes this colossal growth to building a solid marketing structure that introduced online ordering, gift cards, and a loyalty program.

The conversation highlights critical moments for businesses and the importance of leadership in navigating these periods. Talking about his experience during the government shutdown due to the pandemic, Reed emphasizes the importance of standing steadfast instead of giving in to panic. He identifies a company's ability to evolve its technological tools to enhance customer experience as crucial to staying relevant and successful in today's business environment. His practical example relates to the introduction of their app and how to evolve it from simply a rewards program app to an integrated tool that enhances customer experience.

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Guest Bio

Reed Daniels is a proficient marketing professional and the President and CEO of Red's Savoy Pizza, an iconic pizza brand with over 19 locations. Throughout his career, Reed has focused on combining his invaluable marketing expertise with his passion for driving customer engagement. 

Since 2012, he has worked tirelessly to optimize Red's Savoy Pizza's branding, maximize customer loyalty, and bridge the gap between the digital and the physical. By achieving these objectives, Reed has successfully earned Red's Savoy Pizza a place on patrons' favorite lists. 

Reed is also a lifelong Minnesota Vikings fan and an avid consumer of technology services. Reed finds joy in using tech to enhance daily living, work operations, and customer experience, particularly through apps. 

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Guest Quote

“We designed the program called ‘Thank You Awards.’ We could say thank you for choosing us: ‘Here's a free cheese bread, here's wings.’ Kind of like an insider club, and it reminded me of back to our original location where it's like a lot of bars take care of the regulars, right? And that's a way for businesses to know, and appreciate, and think of the regulars.” – Reed Daniels

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Time Stamps 

*(01:18) Red's Savoy Pizza Origins

*(04:51) How Reed transitioned into the business

*(06:18) What is 'Sota Style Pizza?

*(07:06) How “brand won” for Red's during the pandemic

*(12:42) Where can you foster loyalty with your customers?

*(17:27) Red's "Six Two" List and the path to becoming the first choice

*(22:41) Are you delivering real value to your customers?

*(29:53) Taking lessons from other successful brands

*(31:33) Why you should already be using live activities

*(34:02) Rapid Fire Questions

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Links

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• Check out Red’s Savoy Pizza
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In this season of On Being and those to come, we are going to train the core human questions on the emerging “generative AI.” Beyond the hype and the doom, what is this new technology calling us to as human beings? What is our agency to shape it to human purpose, and how might it bring us — literally — to our senses? This inaugural conversation with Reid Hoffman is a wide and deep beginning foundation. He and Krista venture into unexpectedly relevant places, like the nature of friendship in human life, and what it would mean to create “contained, boundaried AI” — and Reid's use of words like “delightful” and “elevating” as qualities we can impart to this technology which, as we're hearing again and again, is going to change everything.

Reid Hoffman is co-founder and former executive chairman of LinkedIn, and a partner at the venture capital firm Greylock Partners. He's known by some as the philosopher of Silicon Valley. He is currently on the board of Microsoft and was an early investor in OpenAI, which brought ChatGPT into the world. His latest book, which he co-wrote together with GPT-4, is Impromptu: Amplifying Our Humanity Through AI. His newest venture is Inflection AI, the creator of Pi — “a supportive and empathetic conversational AI.” He is a host on the podcasts Masters of Scale, Greymatter, and Possible, which will launch its second season this fall. 

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SEVENTY years ago this movie dominated Hollywood and the Academy Awards.  It is a drama disguised as a war film.  From Here to Eternity is a movie that took home a boatload of Oscars back in 1953.  All the performances are incredible and the direction, editing, and cinematography is first rate.   But it's the story that really pulls you in.  The question is did it deserve to win best picture that year.  Were the other four nominees as goo, or even better.  Was there a film (including all the great foreign language movies) that came out in 1953 better than From Here to Eternity.  Download and tune in to hear Jack Ferdman's take on it.

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After a weekend immersion in ceremony with a Pit River elder and some Aztec ceremonial dancers for a friends wedding that I played flute for, I learned more meaning behind sacred numbers in some of the North American indigenous cultures and saw the synchronicities with the Patterns of Creation. 

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In our much anticipated return to our textual roots, we tackle a listener suggestion, The Blood Trials by N. E. Davenport and from us to y'all, Mrs. Davenport might have just ate! Don't let the stunning cover or description fool. This is no YA novel, more like Adults ONLY! 

We follow Ikenna, our protagonist, (and fellow vaguely Naija gyal!) as she tries her best to figure out who killed her grandfather in the novel with a sci-fi/fantasy landscape. To make matters worse, the only way she will be able to figure it out is to pledge to participate in the Praetorian soldier (blood) trials, in order to get closer to the people she believes ordered the hit. Even worse? She has to manage to hide her blood gifts all while desperately trying to remain alive herself.

Dive into Ikenna's world of the Mareenians and Khanaians with us as we discuss this weeks book deviation, The Blood Gifts by N.E. Davenport!

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Buffalo Bills to the table for discussion.

The boys talk about: Paraphrasing the dictionary, Youthful breakups, & Trey's wingman skills

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The boys talk with William Blaine Horn about: 300cc's, A lightsaber catastrophe, & Jamal's Jedi boner powers.

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A short dive into the Puritan work by Richard Sibbes. 

In this episode of Sports the NEMO Way we bring the Baltimore Ravens to the table for discussion.

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After you have gone out to your local theatres and supported them, hop aboard The Lo-Ki Raft. Codey and Rob discuss all things X-Men, Fantastic Four, Secret Wars, Kang the Conqueror, and making out with Rihanna. If any of those sound interesting, then we are the pod for you! Let's see how Sam Raimi's return to the land of Marvel ended up!

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De tweede tip was: lees iedere dag de Lex column in de Financial Times. Dan heb je een gefundeerde mening over alle actuele onderwerpen die ter zake doen. Een beetje de rubriek Bartjes van het FD. Ook Lex lees ik nog iedere dag en in die tip was ik tot deze week nog niet teleurgesteld.

In de discussie over de verhuizing van Shell naar Londen schreef de FT dat het goed voor het bedrijf is. De journalisten namen Relx, het vroegere Reed Elsevier, als voorbeeld. Het informatieconcern maakte de overstap al in 2015. Lex roemde dit bedrijf omdat het aandeel het zo veel beter had gedaan dan de Engelse index.

Feitelijk klopt dat. Relx steeg 114%, de FTSE 100 index slechts 19%. Maar het is een domme vergelijking. Vrijwel alles en iedereen heeft het beter gedaan dan deze index. En voordat u mij op een domme opmerking betrapt: dat kan natuurlijk niet, want een index is niet meer dan een gemiddelde, dus niet iedereen kan het beter doen dan de index.

Maar als u wilt beoordelen of het oude Reed Elsevier het nou goed of slecht heeft gedaan, dan moet je het aandeel met soortgenoten vergelijken. Zoals Wolters Kluwer. Beide bedrijven hebben een omzet die geografisch ongeveer hetzelfde is. En dan valt de magere prestatie van Relx sinds de verhuizing naar Groot-Brittannië sterk op. Met een belegging in Wolters Kluwer had u 309% koerswinst geboekt. Daarmee verbleekt die 114% van Relx.

Ook de onderliggende winsten zijn van Wolters veel en veel beter. Die stegen met 85% versus een bescheiden 28% bij Relx. De verhuizing naar Londen heeft dus zeker niet bijgedragen aan een betere prestatie.

Relx is overigens wel een prachtig voorbeeld van wat de gevolgen voor de Nederlandse economie zijn als een bedrijf zijn hoofdkantoor naar Londen verhuist. Hoeveel diepte-investeringen heeft u van Relx in Nederland in de afgelopen jaren gezien? Het waren ten tijde van de verhuizing mooie en gemakkelijke beloftes, maar in de praktijk is er weinig van terechtgekomen.

Overigens had de Schot nog een derde tip: koop Engelse kwaliteitskleding. Dat blijft altijd goed. Dat klopt, maar hij vergat dat kleding ook uit de mode kan raken. En dat geldt misschien ook wel voor de Engelse beurs als geheel. Dus die tip, hoe duurzaam ook, heb ik maar even overgeslagen.

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Corné van Zeijl is analist en strateeg bij vermogensbeheerder Actiam en belegt ook privé. Reageer via corne.vanzeijl@actiam.nl. Deze column kun je ook iedere donderdag lezen in het FD.

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Welcome to episode 118, in which Raven explores her odd desire to eat soap. In A Storm of Swords, Summer takes an arrow to the knee, Meera blows our minds by casually climbing to the top of the Wall. The Deku Tree from The Legend of Zelda and The Black Gate of Mordor both make an appearance. And Dany finds out Jorah's secret. What will Bran do to Hodor to make us shiver with disgust? Will we find out Coldhands's identity? What will we learn about the Night King that makes us question everything we know? Which two character perspectives will collide in today's chapters? Who will attempt to assassinate our Khaleesi? Find out the answers to these questions and more in this episode!

Character perspectives in this episode: Bran and Daenerys...

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It's episode 112 and we have one single chapter for you - a Catelyn chapter. Raven explains her thoughts on Cat getting more and more pointless as a character, we perform complicated arithmetic to figure out Edmure Tully's age, we try to break down Cat's continued hatred for Jon Snow, and Jess reveals some curious changes that were made for the show. We also discuss Raven gaining weight for the first time in her natural life, how much our lives have changed since we shared a room in our mom's little basement suite, and what we didn't expect from our first attempt at playing Dungeons & Dragons.

Character perspectives in this episode: Catelyn...

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In A Storm of Swords, Gendry joins Robin Hood's Merry Men, Arya opens up for the first time about feeling like an outcast, we learn about all of Beric Dondarrion's deaths, we debate the purpose of such a large murder-hole, Bran touches Hodor's mind for the first time, we learn some Westerosi history involving dragons, Jon and Ygritte argue about stolen land, and Jon's and Bran's stories draw closer than any other characters have in this book. Other topics include: injustices to Canadian indigenous peoples, Britney Spears's conservatorship, and Bo Burnham's Inside.

Character perspectives in this episode: Arya, Bran, and Jon...

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We actually manage to get through three chapters in this week's episode! Raven's mind is blown for the tenth time when Jess notices the Reeds may know more about Lord Eddard than Bran, and it's blown again when Jess points out the shockingly familiar name of one of the gods of Melisandre's religion. Raven is left reeling and yammering nonsensical praise for George R.R. Martin's impressive writing ability. We also learn the meaning of a "Lord's Kiss." Other topics include: Jess makes a foolish mistake involving tacos, pizza holds dark memories for us, we might be morning people, and we get sloppy drunk and have hangover poops.

Character perspectives in this episode: Bran, Davos, and Jon...

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In today's chapters of A Storm of Swords, we examine how George R.R. Martin employs exposition in Dany's introductory chapter, we learn more about dragons, Jorah makes a move on Dany, and the Unsullied sound very different from how we remember them in the show. Also, we discover Jojen Reed isn't a true greenseer and Bran's mind might be melding a little too closely with Summer's. Jess tells us about the other books she's reading, including the Satanic Bible and the Witch's Bible, and Raven talks critically of the writing in Divergent by Veronica Roth.

Character perspectives in this episode: Daenerys and Bran...

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