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The Addiction Recovery Podcast is the ultimate destination for individuals battling addiction or supporting loved ones in their journey towards recovery. With a focus on providing informative, educational, and persuasive content, our podcast aims to engage and guide listeners towards healing and tra...

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Get ready to dive into the deep waters of personal growth with Steven T Ginsburg, founder of Restore Detox Centers. We're tackling everything from battling addiction to navigating the twists and turns of relationships. Our focus today? The delicate balance between facing challenges head-on and knowing when to step back—a theme straight out of the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous. Join us as we break down the art of acceptance, exploring how to confront issues with courage while also practicing the art of letting go gracefully. We'll steer clear of enabling behaviors and unhealthy dependencies, offering up practical tips for fostering serenity and mindfulness in your daily life. By the end of our chat, you'll walk away with a simple yet powerful tool for navigating life's hurdles—one day at a time. Whether you're seeking balance in your everyday routine or on the road to recovery, our conversation is packed with strategies to help you stay calm and focused on the journey ahead.

Helpful Links:
Learn more about Restore Detox Centers
Filling the Void book by Steven T. Ginsburg
Overcoming the Fear and Lies of Addiction e-book
How to Love and Set Boundaries Without Enabling Addiction e-book
Call Us for Addiction Recovery:  1-800-982-5530

DISCLAIMER:
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery podcast, brought to you by Restore Detox Centers. We are dedicated to providing valuable and insightful information on addiction recovery. However, it is essential to understand that the content shared in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information presented, we cannot guarantee its completeness or suitability for individual circumstances. The topics discussed in this podcast are based on general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or treatment.

It is important to note that the views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts, guests, or contributors are their own and may not necessarily reflect the views of Restore Detox Centers. We strongly advise listeners to consult with qualified professionals, such as addiction counselors, therapists, or medical practitioners, before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast. Please be aware that listening to this podcast does not establish a client-provider relationship with Restore Detox Centers.

31: Dealing Versus Letting Go

When Sean King steps up to the mic, it's not about putting on a show; it's about sharing the real deal of someone who's been through it all and come out the other side. He's here to open up about his struggles with addiction and how he found a way back to himself. From his first drink in Sonoma Valley to the wake-up call that got him sober, Sean's story is a testament to resilience. He doesn't hold back, talking about how easy it was to slip into drinking too much, the temptation of Huntington Beach's party scene, and the toll it all took on him. Recovery isn't a straight line, and Sean knows that better than anyone. He walks us through the ups and downs, from facing his addiction head-on to the ongoing work of staying sober. As he approaches his 42nd birthday, he shares how the principles of the Restore foundation in AA have been his guiding light. But it's not all struggle. Sean also talks about the hope he's found in AA and the support of its community. For anyone out there feeling alone in their fight against addiction, Sean's story, along with Steven's, shows that there's a way forward. It's about reaching out, finding strength in shared experiences, and making the choice every day to embrace sobriety. In the end, it's a reminder that no one has to go it alone. There's power in connection, and every day is a chance to choose a better path.

Helpful Links:
Learn more about Restore Detox Centers
Filling the Void book by Steven T. Ginsburg
Overcoming the Fear and Lies of Addiction e-book
How to Love and Set Boundaries Without Enabling Addiction e-book
Call Us for Addiction Recovery:  1-800-982-5530

DISCLAIMER:
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery podcast, brought to you by Restore Detox Centers. We are dedicated to providing valuable and insightful information on addiction recovery. However, it is essential to understand that the content shared in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information presented, we cannot guarantee its completeness or suitability for individual circumstances. The topics discussed in this podcast are based on general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or treatment.

It is important to note that the views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts, guests, or contributors are their own and may not necessarily reflect the views of Restore Detox Centers. We strongly advise listeners to consult with qualified professionals, such as addiction counselors, therapists, or medical practitioners, before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast. Please be aware that listening to this podcast does not establish a client-provider relationship with Restore Detox Centers.

30: 5 Steps to a Better Life with Sean King

The deceptive allure of kratom as a natural remedy gets a stern wake-up call in our latest episode, where we uncover its true impact on lives and families. With the expertise of Steven Ginsburg from Restore Detox Centers, we delve into the heart-wrenching stories of addiction and the staggering similarities between this supposed health store staple and notorious opioids. Steven offers an unfiltered look at the destruction left in kratom's wake—not just the broken homes but the dire need for medical detox and rehabilitation. This conversation isn't just about the problem; it's a rallying cry for tighter regulation and an earnest plea to protect our loved ones from the grasp of addiction.

Hearing from someone who's been on the front lines, like Steven, changes everything. His insights into kratom's deceptive grip offer listeners a chance to understand this epidemic through the eyes of those entangled in its snare. As we explore the substance's murky waters, Steven stresses the power of knowledge and the critical support systems necessary for those seeking sobriety. This episode is an invitation to arm oneself with information and to remember that we stand ready to offer a helping hand. As we navigate these challenges together, remember that awareness is our strongest defense, and reaching out could very well be the first step on the road to recovery.

Helpful Links:
Learn more about Restore Detox Centers
Filling the Void book by Steven T. Ginsburg
Overcoming the Fear and Lies of Addiction e-book
How to Love and Set Boundaries Without Enabling Addiction e-book
Call Us for Addiction Recovery:  1-800-982-5530

DISCLAIMER:
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery podcast, brought to you by Restore Detox Centers. We are dedicated to providing valuable and insightful information on addiction recovery. However, it is essential to understand that the content shared in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information presented, we cannot guarantee its completeness or suitability for individual circumstances. The topics discussed in this podcast are based on general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or treatment.

It is important to note that the views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts, guests, or contributors are their own and may not necessarily reflect the views of Restore Detox Centers. We strongly advise listeners to consult with qualified professionals, such as addiction counselors, therapists, or medical practitioners, before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast. Please be aware that listening to this podcast does not establish a client-provider relationship with Restore Detox Centers.

29: Kratom. It May Be Legal But is it Safe

Ever wondered what it feels like to truly change a life? Join me, Steven  Ginsburg, as we traverse the transformative landscape of addiction recovery at Restore Detox Centers. This episode unfurls the deep emotional tapestry of our mission, sharing a mother's powerful story of her daughter's journey to sobriety. We also examine the harsh realities of this fight, from the frustration of witnessing a slow acceptance of addiction's gravity to the life-or-death stakes we navigate daily. We dissect the nuanced dance between control and influence in the recovery process, underscoring the significance of personal connections and the tailored approach to treatment that Restore champions.

As we peel back the layers of our entrepreneurial voyage, we toast to the spirit that drives us through the fluctuations of making a positive societal impact. This conversation  not only celebrates the victories and navigates the challenges but also honors the deep-seated fulfillment that comes from contributing to the greater good. We wrap up with a heartfelt invitation: by sharing the stories that emerge from Restore, we can broaden our horizon of help, reaching out to those in need of a guiding light on their path to recovery.

Helpful Links:
Learn more about Restore Detox Centers
Filling the Void book by Steven T. Ginsburg
Overcoming the Fear and Lies of Addiction e-book
How to Love and Set Boundaries Without Enabling Addiction e-book
Call Us for Addiction Recovery:  1-800-982-5530

DISCLAIMER:
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery podcast, brought to you by Restore Detox Centers. We are dedicated to providing valuable and insightful information on addiction recovery. However, it is essential to understand that the content shared in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information presented, we cannot guarantee its completeness or suitability for individual circumstances. The topics discussed in this podcast are based on general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or treatment.

It is important to note that the views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts, guests, or contributors are their own and may not necessarily reflect the views of Restore Detox Centers. We strongly advise listeners to consult with qualified professionals, such as addiction counselors, therapists, or medical practitioners, before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast. Please be aware that listening to this podcast does not establish a client-provider relationship with Restore Detox Centers.

28: What is it Like to Run a Detox Center

Have you ever faced a challenge so daunting that it seemed almost insurmountable? That's the everyday reality for millions battling the throes of addiction. Join me and the insightful Steven T Ginsburg, founder of Restore Detox Centers, as we confront the sobering truth of addiction recovery barriers head-on. Together, we discuss the heartbreakingly high number of adults in the United States who suffered from substance use disorders and went untreated in 2022, and the obstacles that stand in their way. Our conversation is a journey through the harsh terrain of financial barriers and scarce resources, yet it's lit with the beacon of hope represented by the small, yet significant victories akin to the starfish story.

In the crucible of this epidemic, we introduce the birth of the Restore Collective—a foundation rallying to provide a lifeline to those engulfed in the battle with drug and alcohol addiction. We delve into the nuts and bolts of how this initiative aims to fill the gaps left by insurance and economic disparities, offering a hand to hold for those reaching out for help. We invite you to be part of this collective movement. As we share our stories and discuss the powerful impact community support has on disease prevention and recovery, we stand united in the belief that by joining forces, we can save lives and etch a lasting legacy in the fight against addiction.

Helpful Links:
Learn more about Restore Detox Centers
Filling the Void book by Steven T. Ginsburg
Overcoming the Fear and Lies of Addiction e-book
How to Love and Set Boundaries Without Enabling Addiction e-book
Call Us for Addiction Recovery:  1-800-982-5530

DISCLAIMER:
Welcome to the Addiction Recovery podcast, brought to you by Restore Detox Centers. We are dedicated to providing valuable and insightful information on addiction recovery. However, it is essential to understand that the content shared in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only. While we strive to ensure the accuracy and reliability of the information presented, we cannot guarantee its completeness or suitability for individual circumstances. The topics discussed in this podcast are based on general knowledge and should not be considered a substitute for professional advice or treatment.

It is important to note that the views and opinions expressed by the podcast hosts, guests, or contributors are their own and may not necessarily reflect the views of Restore Detox Centers. We strongly advise listeners to consult with qualified professionals, such as addiction counselors, therapists, or medical practitioners, before making any decisions or taking any actions based on the information provided in this podcast. Please be aware that listening to this podcast does not establish a client-provider relationship with Restore Detox Centers.

27: If You Want to Save Lives, Listen to This

Addiction Recovery

Welcome to [Off Broadway] the show where we take Nashville icons around town to see what makes this city so badass. Broadway, Music Row, Bridgestone, Midtown, Downtown, we'll be there with your favorites. Give us a follow on instagram @offbroadwaynash to keep up with everything we have coming down the pipe. You're gonna want to be here!

1. [Off Broadway]

[Off Broadway]

By seeking the stories of our ancestors, we find our own. Through the lens of genealogy, host Heather Murphy invites you to embark on a transformative quest of self-discovery, enabling you to cultivate self-awareness, forge meaningful connections, and embrace a life filled with resilience and joyful...

Linda Broenniman knew little about her Hungarian heritage until a surprising revelation at the age of 27 changed everything. Discovering her Jewish roots and the heroic actions of her family members during the holocaust became a turning point in her quest to delve deeper into her family's past.With warmth and authenticity, Linda reflects on the personal transformations that occurred as she delved into her family history, emphasizing the power of understanding one's roots and the blessings tha...

Exploring Hungarian Roots | Linda Broenniman

As a public historian, Fayge had always been interested in history.  It wasn't until she moved to West Philadelphia, close to where her ancestors lived, that she began her search in earnest. Her exploration was also intertwined with her reconnection to Judaism, prompting a deeper desire to understand her family's story.Fayge shares how delving into her family's history has deepened her sense of belonging and connection to her Jewish identity and community. She also discusses the challeng...

Connecting to Jewish Identity By Exploring Her Family Tree | Fayge Horesh

Julie Pham, a Vietnamese boat person, shares her family's journey as refugees fleeing communism and establishing a new life in the United States. Through Julie's experiences and insights as a historian, listeners will explore the power of multiple truths, the push and pull factors of immigration, and the dynamics of being an insider and an outsider in different communities. We delve into the significance of understanding family history and its impact on shaping individual perspectives and res...

Exploring Multiple Truths Through Family History and Curiosity | Julie Pham

Join Danielle and Galeet Dardashti as they share their journey of discovery  to learn why their father's family left Iran during the Golden Age for Jews. With limited access to records to answer their questions, the sisters relied on interviewing over 85 individuals, including family members, scholars, and unexpected acquaintances.  They have reconstructed an engaging story that transcends cultural boundaries and challenges preconceived notions.  What they learned sheds light n...

Unraveling Their Family's Departure During Iran's Golden Age | Danielle and Galeet Dardashti

In retrospect, Elizabeth Keating wishes she would have used her skills as an anthropologist when she interviewed her mother about family history.  To help others avoid her mistakes, Elizabeth shares how we can use interviews with living family members to uncover the everyday experiences and cultural nuances of previous generations.  Elizabeth encourages listeners to embrace the value of family stories and their priceless insights to help us understand not only what happened to our a...

The Power of Anthropology in Unearthing Family History and Culture | Elizabeth Keating

Stories in Our Roots

Weekly conversations VT and Jonesy. You never know whats going to go down!
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#9 Easter Edibles It’s Incredible

#8 So Essential It Hurts

Talk An Toke

This project has been discontinued. Life goes on. My main project is https://equilibriomental.com

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El Mercado de Vegueta - Why you have to visit the farmers market in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

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5 Gran Canarian Treasures Off The Beaten Path

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10 Reasons Gran Canaria is a Magical Experience

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Do you plan to visit the island’s capital?

If so, you definitely have Playa de las Canteras on your list, because you came to Gran Canaria to enjoy some time on the beautiful beaches.

But Las Palmas de Gran Canaria has much more to offer than the typical tourist hotspot. And when you are eager enough to stroll around the city beyond the artificial tourist scenery, take your map and visit the following quarters on your own.

Here Are Five city quarters you have to see before leaving Las Palmas de Gran Canaria:

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5 Gripping Las Palmas de Gran Canaria Quarters Beyond the Las Canteras Beach

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On It's the Good Guys Show About Nothing, Cleveland’s party Mayors and DJ’s will discuss everything from music to sports to their latest women celebrity crushes.

Sports

Part 2 of The Good Guys Podcast About Nothing featuring PR visiting DJ Steph Floss and DJ Meel in Cleveland as they talk community, the Cavs championship, the parade and much more! 

PR Visits The Good Guys: Part 2

The Good Guys are back and joined by special guest and close friend Paul Rivera as they talk everything Cleveland, how the Good Guys created their name and much much more of this two part podcast special. 

PR Visits The Good Guys: Part 1

The Good Guys are back as they revel in the first Cleveland pro sports championship since 1964 as the party is still going!!! 

THE CHAMPIONSHIP

DJ Steph Floss and DJ Meel aka The Good Guys are back In lab to discuss VIP in the Club, Meel's Music Club and we also had Jerreau join the show to discuss his debut solo project "Never How You Plan". 

Episode 10: Featuring Jerreau

The Good Guys say goodbye to 2015 as they reflect on their year, the latest news surrounding Tamir Rice, race in Cleveland, memorable moments of their year and much more!

Episode 9: The 2015 Wrap Up

The Good Guys Podcast About Nothing

Welcome to Everyday Alchemy UK, the official podcast of Everyday Alchemy, hosted by Charlotte.&nbsp;

COMING SOON!
Everyday we bring you a short episode to give you something to think about. Then every New Moon Charlotte brings you a solo episode and every Full Moon she invites a guest to come and c...

Join your host Charlotte and Madame Culpeper as they chat about Yule, the Winter Solstice and slowing down during this period. Also hear all about the major astrology for 2023! See you next year for Season 3!

A MAGIC HOUR ON YULE AND THE WINTER SOLSTICE

For this episode we join The Magic Hour at Alverton Hotel in Cornwall from 13th November when Charlotte Green from Everyday Alchemy interviewed Emma Griffin from Sacred Space Cornwall.In this episode they discuss signs from the universe, connecting with spirit, manifesting and more. With questions from Charlotte and the live audience.

The Magic Hour LIVE!

DescriptionWelcome to the the second series of The Magic Hour.This week Madame Culpeper gives us the astrological forecast for the week ahead, commencing 16th May  2022. If you are catching up to this podcast, look back and see if the cosmos had an impact on you that week!This week we speak to Ainsley, all about Reiki. We discuss what it is, how to use it and how we can bring it into our everyday lives. You can find Ainsley on instagram @good_vibes_reiki_clubYou can find us on instagram ...

A Magic Hour with Good Vibes Reiki Club: What is Reiki?

Welcome to the the second series of The Magic Hour.This week Madame Culpeper gives us the astrological forecast for the week ahead, commencing 9th May  2022. If you are catching up to this podcast, look back and see if the cosmos had an impact on you that week!This week we speak to Hannah - Olivia about her work as the Girl Healer and about listening to your intuition, dropping into your heart space and going with your gut!You can find The Girl Healer on Instagram @thegirlhealer or on he...

A Magic Hour with The Girl Healer: How to use your intuition

Welcome to the the second series of The Magic Hour, the official podcast of Everyday Alchemy. This week we listen to our astrological forecast for the week ahead, commencing 2nd May 2022. If you are catching up to this podcast, look back and see if the cosmos had an impact on you that week!For this episode Charlotte has a chat with Madame Culpeper. They talk about Beltane and how you can celebrate this incredible time of year by letting go of the dark half of the year. They also talk about wh...

A Magic Hour with Madame Culpeper: What is Beltane?

Everyday Alchemy UK

Art Scoping is a podcast featuring protagonists in the fields of art, architecture, design, publishing, art law, public policy, and culture generally. We’ll skip the elevator speeches and find out how arts leaders are coping with change, what keeps them up at night, and what gets them out of bed. 

It's been a while since the last episode of Art Scoping--it will hereafter follow no set schedule, but episodes will pop up here and there.

This episode is a recorded tribute to my late grandfather Maxwell Anderson--playwright, lyricist, author, and journalist. I delivered it on March 24, 2022 at an event on the campus of the University of North Dakota, marking the unveiling of the first literary landmark in the state.


Episode 87: A Literary Landmark in Honor of Maxwell Anderson

A short episode in which you’ll hear about the basics of a new endeavor announced by Prime Minister Mia Amor Mottley of Barbados. Called the ROAD Project (Reclaiming our Atlantic Destiny), it includes a massive digitization project, the creation of a memorial to enslaved people by Adjaye Associates, and the planning for a new heritage district to incorporate a museum and archives, performing arts venues, and associated amenities. Stay tuned to the Barbados Government Information Service to follow this compelling project.

Episode 86: Notes on the ROAD Project in Barbados

A special episode recorded in Barbados with attorney, activist, and music producer Audu Maikori. Attending the island nation’s rebirth as a parliamentary republic, and assisting with ambitious plans to build a heritage district, we cover that momentous transition and his encounter this past week with another prince, the Prince of Wales, his roots as a member of the Ham royal family of the Nok people, the quest for restitution of its looted heritage, and the need for a suitable Museum to receive it. A social activist who was arrested for alleged incitement to violence, he prevailed in court and was awarded damages against the Governor of Kaduna State and the Nigerian police force. His work as a music producer has taken him in multiple directions, from discovering new talent and seeing artists reach millions of listeners globally, to combating piracy and helping develop copyright protections in Nigeria, to serving as a judge in the first season of Nigerian Idol. Erudite, generous, and philosophical, he opens the door to greater understanding of several issues facing one of the world’s most populous nations, brimming with possibilities.

Episode 85: Audu Maikori

Min Jung Kim took the helm of the Saint Louis Art Museum a few weeks ago, and we hear her first thoughts about her new city, post-pandemic audiences, economic impact studies, major exhibitions, the value of free general admission, the cultural district including the museum, and how she spent her first few days on the job getting to know the building and everyone from curators to art handlers and guards.

Episode 84: Min Jung Kim

Architect Mark Cavagnero shares anecdotes about his formation working for Edward Larrabee Barnes, his personal experience with Marcel Breuer’s body of work, and insights about the competing issues facing architects designing and building cultural facilities. He touches on his designs for the Walker Art Center, the Oakland Museum of California, and his hopes for the downstream effects of the new infrastructure legislation signed into law by President Biden.

Episode 83: Mark Cavagnero

Art Scoping

From Plato to Martin Buber: 14 talks on major European thinkers, examining their ideas and essential viewpoints in relation to what we can know about the world and the self and how we achieve this knowledge

"To the human being the world is two-fold in accordance with his/her twofold attitude". His book 'I and Thou' published in 1923 describes a foundation in dialogue for understanding the world. It opens a new pathway in philosophy which avoids the egocentric stand point of much traditional thinking.

Martin Buber (1878 — 1965)

Philosophy and science have a common underlying methodology with Russell. All knowledge is proved by the methods of science. As a mathematician he looks for reliable knowledge based on outer experience freed from all subjectivity. The stuff of mental and physical worlds is the same. There is no big comprehensive system. Atomism replaces any organic view in the sense that understanding one part explains other parts by inference. Otherwise his philosophy is a radical investigation of social and political questions. 
The work of Wittgenstein, this extraordinary thinker challenges accepted views in many disciplines. Impossible to summarize in a meaningful way. The interrelationship between language, thought and world establishes the basis of what can be known and not known. That philosophical statements are mostly meaningless and that philosophy is not a theory but an activity give a taste of his concerns. Meaning in language comes from its use, not, as is often supposed, from a source exterior to the word or sentence. His writings also propose new understanding of ethics, art and religion.

Bertrand Russell (1872 — 1970), Ludwig Wittgenstein (1889 — 1951)

He addresses directly the question what do we mean by thinking. It is not easy to grasp and any attempt to do so is entangled by his connection with National Socialism. “That we are still not thinking stems from the fact that the thing itself that must be thought about turns away from man, has turned away long ago”. Another provocative statement is that we have lost the meaning of being as in human being. “We assert our existence or non-existence without knowing what it means. When people knew what it means they lived differently”.

Martin Heidegger (1889 — 1976)

"God is dead." This is his challenge to the optimism of the 19th century which pretended that religion and metaphysics were real but in fact were killed by science. Europe had lost the guidance which sustained it in past centuries. Higher spiritual values were replaced by the philistine and the mediocre.

Friedrich Nietzsche (1844 — 1900)

The new science that Husserl wished to found is ‘Phenomenology’ a method of exploring human consciousness. We are certain of our conscious awareness and when we analyse it we observe we are always conscious of something. Our awareness is intentional. This leads to questions of meaning and the intelligibility of the flow of events. For Steiner likewise meaning is not just given but it is the responsibility of the modern human to uncover meaning and one has to recognize how one participates in this uncovering.

Edmund Husserl (1859 — 1938), Rudolf Steiner (1861 — 1925)

The Experience of Thinking

Grab your coffee or Tea, sit down and come kick it with me (Sugafoot), as I talk about random topics with different guests, in a judgement free zone full of converzationz. 
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How to podcast, is there a podcasting right or wrong way, and other gems.

Bonus: Is there a right or wrong way ?

Words of wisdom and encouragement. Hey sugaz, have you been feeling stagnant, old ways not opening new doors, feeling drained and not replenished? Check out these few words of wisdom and encouragement.

“Move different”, “Water you”, and “Synchronicities” Thursday September 17, 2020

Join me as I touch on controlled and uncontrollable things.

Things that can and cannot be controlled. Pt. 1 and 2 August 13, 2020

Quick message from Suga

A little inspiration and prayer to brighten someone’s day or give them some extra comfort and encouragement.

Inspirational prayer/thought for Friday July 10th 2020

Coffee, Tea, and Converzationz with Suga

In different cultures there’s always going to be different ways that people show their affection due to how they were raised by the parents so we are going to find out based of the different cultures and different ways that each parent interact with their kids what other love languages.

Different cultures have different ways of showing that they care so let's find out what they are.

Love Languages in Different Cultures

Love languages

The "Marketing Your Attraction" Podcast is essential listening for every member of the Attractions Industry, including theme parks, haunted houses, escape rooms, family fun centers and more. Every episode takes listeners on a deep dive into a different marketing topic and how it applies to the Attra...

Management

Hello marketers, I thought you'd enjoy this deep dive into the process that helped this attraction go viral on TikTok. Josh Sumsion from Dead City Haunted House comes on to discuss the process behind their TikTok videos, some of which are going viral. Here’s what you need to know to get your TikTok up and running.

Unlocking TikTok for your Attraction

This podcast is a recording from a recent panel on personalizing your messaging to guests in preparation of opening your attraction this season.The discussion is divided into three sections—recommendations about messaging for guests before you open, while guests are on-premises, and after it closes.Key Takeaways:Include safety in your messaging but focus on fun.Be aware of the rules and regulations in your area.Talk to this year’s haunt demographic.Be nimble and dynamic in response to feedback.Have a protocol for crisis management.Consider requiring advance, online purchase of tickets.Add value and raise your ticket prices.Introduce your safety messaging at the right time in the right places.Encourage guests to share their experiences on social media.Have staff visibly cleaning your haunt.Have a protocol for screening staff and responding if someone has symptoms.Let your guests know they’ll be scared safely.

What Do You Say To Them? How to personalize your messaging during the pandemic

For the first time on Marketing Your Attraction, we bring a listener on the show for live coaching. Gamliel Beyderman is Founder of OneBefore,America's First Jewish Escape Room in Brooklyn New York. Visit OneBefore here: onebeforeescape.com.

Live Coaching Call with Jewish Escape Room 'OneBefore'

Scott Swenson joins us on the podcast to discuss the impact Story has in marketing your attraction.Scott has a new book out:Follow the Story: The Foundation of Every Great AttractionFollow the Story’s synopsis reads, “An attraction is most effective when it follows a path and takes guests on a journey. The story determines an attraction’s physical layout, character development, and technical design. It also points the way for clever marketing, merchandising, and branding. This book gives you the tools to develop a story and to use that story as a blueprint for your attraction's development.”Get your copy here or read more at www.followthestorybook.comHow does the story impact the marketing team?Because it’s not only about The Creatives. Departments must play together.Here are some takeaways from the recording: We become myopic when there are multiple departments but that isn’t true for the guest. The guest sees everything in one continuous experience. Moving past individual departments makes your attraction better because it makes the experience design cohesive.Successful marketing campaigns must have a ‘North Star’ to coordinate the departments together. Without this, the event design isn’t cohesive. Departments must be able to make individual decisions that contribute to the design rather than detracting from it. Specific SectionsBefore: How does marketing tell the backstory?If you don't have a strong IP to draw from, marketing helps the guest understand the story. Exposing your guests to the story longer increases their emotional reaction to the attraction. Use marketing to turn characters into ‘assets’ which continue to provide ROI for the event. To do this, their story must continue and evolve each year.After: How does marketing keep the story going and thereby reinforce asset creation?Scott shared an example of a Vampire Fashion Show campaign. Mrs. Vein actioned off items from her fashion show after the event.Alone experience - https://insidethemagic.net/2010/10/a-spoiler-free-tale-of-surviving-the-alone-personal-horror-experience-at-busch-gardens-howl-o-scream/Merchandising: Everything you sell reinforces the memory of the event. You’re purchasing a manifestation of the attraction. Connection merchandising to Your Story makes the guest more emotionally connection; this drives up demand but also encourages repeat visits. The story behind Merchandise must be compelling. Where should the marketing dollar go? All seasons are not created equal. Halloween focuses on physical set assets and brand name. Christmas, on the other hand, focuses more on the name of the experience. Connecting Departments. Where do we begin? Begin by getting face time with the creative department. Meet ‘The Creatives.’ Creatives want to be recognized. Then, set up a regular structured meeting that all stakeholders attend; keep communication open and everyone on the same page. Limit this meeting to 1 hour. PR example - Personalizing marketing to reach digital news sites, TV media, and influencers. Mentions in the book of how he turned photos of media personalities into vampires to get their attention.What’s the takeaway for the marketing team?You must understand the story and work with it, not fight it.Understand the Easter Eggs and the flow. When possible, work with the creative team during the creative development phase.Signing August 4th at Midsummer Scream.

How To Use Story in Your Marketing and Drive Revenue

Main Topic: Adapting your attraction to a new target market’s cultureStep 1: You should have the demographic and psychographic analysis of this new target market done. Additionally, your team must have decided the new market is worth testing. Step 2: What that we’re doing now needs to change?You’ll go through each of the below considerations before deciding on tactics.Tactics/Considerations:Direct or Mass?Mass marketing is for high throughput attractions targeting a large target market. Mass marketing includes TV, Radio, Hulu, etc. Sometimes you find microcosms where you can go mass in a small way. For example, college radio stations, community TV, regional billboards, or influencers. Otherwise, most new target markets are a direct selling tactic.Language.The language applies to signage, directions, website, tickets, maps, apps, menus and more.Do visitors understand your website and can they purchase tickets? What about references that don’t translate to English? This need not be a large overhaul but could benefit from tweaking.Technology.Many markets don’t have desktops; they’re using tablets and mobile only. They may not have access to new technology (IE buying refurbished devices). Is your market more tech-savvy or less tech-savvy? Do you need a phone line, a WhatsApp ID, a WeChat ID, or a Messenger link?Distribution Channels.How does this market consume media and check your quantity? Popular options include Facebook, WeChat, TripAdvisor, Instagram, Snapchat, WhatsApp, Google, and more. Developing a new distribution channel could be a large investment. Media Assets.Can your new target market see themselves in the narrative of your marketing? How well do your marketing assets translate over? Families, ethnicities, etc.Values.Will the nature of your attraction violate the value system of this new market? What about the marketing messages you’re using? Examples of multigenerational families, etc. Attraction Theming.Large examples include phantom manor versus mystic manor and small examples include adjusting stage shows by adding target market specific jokes.Food.If the target market is large enough, should you incorporate new food?

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