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First episode of the new season of Cars That Matter dropped today all about Chip Foose! Presented by Hemmings. Listen here: https://apple.co/3EGimUi
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Foose Design, founded by Chip Foose in 1998, has earned an international reputation for building some of the world’s most celebrated custom cars. Whether turning clunkers into dream rides on his ten-season hit series Overhaulin’, or winning six of hot rodding’s prestigious Ridler Award with his multi-million-dollar creations, this designer’s work is legend. The youngest inductee into the Hot Rod Hall of Fame, Foose shares insights into his creative process, while explaining how advancements like AI and 3D printing are accelerating the design-to-production process in the automotive industry. Listen as Robert highlights Chip's iconic real-world designs, like the Phantom Prowler, as well as movie cars starring in Blade Runner, Gone in 60 Seconds, and beloved characters in Disney's Pixar Car franchise.

Cars That Matter Automotive Podcast · Updated Bimonthly · Cars that Matter is all about cars that have captured people’s hearts. They are the special cars, and they come from every decade since the dawn of the Automotive Age. They might be from the Brass Era…

Find rarely-heard conversations between Carroll Shelby (Subject of "Ford V. Ferrari") and Robert Ross (Host of Cars That Matter) on Cars That Matter, the podcast all about the cars that captured people’s hearts.

Before race car driver and automotive innovator Carroll Shelby passed in 2012, Robert Ross (host of Cars That Matter and friend of Shelby) recorded conversations with Shelby reviewing his place in history, his legacy, and even telling first-hand accounts of events depicted in the feature film Ford V. Ferrari.

In this episode, Robert shares these recordings that span from 2002 to 2010.

There will never be another like Carroll Shelby.

Listen wherever you get podcast, or click here: https://omny.fm/shows/cars-that-matter/a-tribute-to-a-legend-carroll-shelby-the-subject-o

What is the "strangest" food you ever tried? No really, tell us. We want to know!

Strange is in quotes because what might be a tradition in other societies may be reasonably unusual or unfamiliar to you, leaving you with questions like:

🥚 What is balut?

🧀 Why is the consumption of casu martzu controversial?

🦈 What's the story behind hákarl?

John Robert Sutton wants to answer all of your questions about food.

To submit a question for the chance to be answered on Foods That Matter:

⤵ Comment below

or

📲 Leave a voicemail at +1 805 351 2462

We will only ever use your first name - for example, Sharon asked... - unless you prefer to remain anonymous in which case you can simply write or say "anonymous" along with your question.

Be sure to follow Foods That Matter so you don't miss the answers!

Foods That Matter can be found wherever you listen to podcasts, or click here: https://link.chtbl.com/FoodsThatMatter_Podcast

Like this post if you’re watching the solar eclipse and *not* staring directly at it 👍

As the moon blocks the sun’s light from Earth, embrace the darkness and listen (or relisten) to SOLAR with , , , and Jonathan Bangs.

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Thanks for featuring our podcast, Foods That Matter, Great Pods!

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Food That Matters Trailer Come along for a culinary thrill as Foods That Matter transports the epicures, the foodies, and the gastronauts to different corners of the world...

We spy with our FOOD-loving eyes, Foods That Matter featured on Amazon Music!

Thank you to the wonderful team at Amazon Music who made this happen within one week of dropping the first episode.

It's an honor to be surrounded by other great podcasts like Give Them Lala (Cumulus Media), 99 Percent Invisible (Roman Mars), and more.

"Dive into Sustainable Seafood" - episode one of Foods That Matter - on : https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/c6a7bdcd-b192-455a-8794-5817492235fa/episodes/abe6504b-9308-49da-aa02-9505658c8224/foods-that-matter-dive-into-sustainable-seafood

Sharing major advances in podcast monetization and IP exploitation from industry innovators at yesterday were these industry leaders - and here were our top takeaways from each:

Kathy Doyle - CurtCo Media
- Think about potential monetization extensions beyond your podcast (Great example: Sporkful invented Cascatelli pasta)
- Learning can bring in revenue
- Research who might be interested in licensing your content (e.g. waiting rooms and airlines)

Sarah van Mosel -
- Take the spirit of a podcast and turn into something else (e.g. a game)

Jeff Weiner - and
- For podcast tours: VIP tickets work (most people want to meet the talent), the cost of having merch may outweigh the opportunity to make revenue, and the last minute ticket buyer is a real thing

Chris Denson - Independent
- Example of expanding IP into other revenue streams: A mixed tape based on a book that sold really well

Kerri Kolen -
- Often the “next thing” is a part of the “original thing”

This panel offered many actionable steps for creating a deeper connection with listeners and creating new forms of revenue!

At Evolutions this week! 🎉

🎙️ Special Announcement: Tune in to an Exclusive Episode with Claudia on the "Travel That Matters" Podcast! Claudia will be sharing her experiences and valuable insights on making a meaningful impact through travel.

🎧➡️ link.chtbl.com/YmNIpbiy

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