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Real Estate Developers & Project Marketers - Branding That Scales

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been looking at marketing from two very different ends of the purchase spectrum. On one side:real estate and real estate development, where I’ve spent roughly 25 years working across sales, land, feasibility, project marketing and building. On the other: a tub of ice cream. The distance between those two products is enormous. The questions underneath them are surprisingly useful to compare. How does a buyer remember you in a noisy market? Which parts of the media around a product should actually survive the campaign? What should a company own, what should remain recognizable, and how does story create continuity when the product, project or market changes? My first three articles looked at content abundance, brand beyond the product itself, and the common visual grammar that now runs through so much digital media. The next three bring those questions back into the industry where I learned to think about scale in the first place: Real Estate Development. The first is now live: IF IT DOESN’T SCALE, IT WON’T SAIL Development, ownership and the media used to sell physical assets. The recent Dr. Bombay / Deel international taste-tester search became one live commercial application inside that broader study. I used the application to see what happened when original music, recurring characters, illustration, short-form media and cultural localization were carried across a completely different product category. I’m continuing to study that work because there is still a lot to learn from the people and brands operating at a high level across food, entertainment, consumer products and social media. If I’m selected, I’d be genuinely interested in seeing that side of the business from the inside. My professional centre of gravity remains real estate and development. What interests me now is the crossover: How do developers build recognizable identity around projects that may take years to deliver? How do consumer brands create memory across products that may be purchased again tomorrow? How does story create emotional connection? And in 2026, what media is actually worth owning? I’d particularly like to hear from developers, project marketers, brand operators and people working across physical products and places. Article is live below. @Deel @Dr. Bombay @Snoop Dogg #SNOOPISHIRING #RealEstateDevelopment #RealEstateMarketing #ProjectMarketing #PropertyDevelopment #BrandStrategy #Storytelling #MarketingStrategy #MediaStrategy #BrandBuilding #RealEstate

Event Planners, Vendors & Venues - Industry Perspectives Podcast

🎙️ Okay, event people… I want to hear from you. One thing I’ve realized while building The EP Debrief is that the best conversations in our industry don’t only come from one side of the room. They come from the planner. The vendor. The venue. Production. Fabrication. Talent. Front of house. Back of house. The people solving the problem nobody else even realized was happening. So, I’m opening up the conversation. The EP Debrief takes what’s relevant in pop culture and uses it as the starting point for real conversations about the event industry. The fun stuff, the frustrating stuff, the things we’ve learned the hard way, and the things everyone in events is thinking but maybe not saying out loud. Maybe you’re a vendor with a perspective planners need to hear. Maybe you work at a venue and have some thoughts about what happens on your side of the BEO. 👀 Maybe you’re in production, fabrication, entertainment, talent, hospitality, operations, registration, experiential, AV, whatever your corner of this crazy industry looks like. I want to hear your side of it. We can record virtually, or if location and schedules line up, let’s sit down and do it in person. And if you’re a company, venue, or event partner interested in collaborating on an episode or finding a creative way to bring your brand into the conversation, I’m open to that too. You don’t need to come with an episode idea. Come with a perspective. We’ll find what’s relevant today, connect the dots, and have the conversation. Interested? Drop a comment, DM me, or tag someone below who needs to be behind the mic. 🎙️ #TheEPDebrief #EventProfs #EventIndustry #ExperientialEvents #Podcast

Brands & PRs - Nov-Dec Christmas Issue Contributions

🍂✨ The Autumn September October 2026 issue of Sixtyplusurfers is LIVE! ✨🍂 Hello, I'm delighted to let you know that the our new Autumn issue of Sixtyplusurfers is now live. Packed with inspiration, entertainment, fascinating interviews, great ideas and wonderful prizes - there's something for everyone to enjoy! 🍁📖✨ 🌟 Inside this bumper Autumn issue, you’ll find interviews with: 📚 Joanne Harris – bestselling author 👨🍳 Simon Ball – chef 🎤 Sue Glover – singer 💄 Georgina Tang – founder of beauty company YNNY 🎬 The star-studded cast of ITV’s award-winning drama Trigger Point Series 4 🎁 Plus, we've got 14 fabulous FREE-to-enter competitions! 🎉 You could win some amazing prizes, including: 🍳 Burton McCall Kitchen Bundle 🐦 Birkdale Bird Feeder 🪣 Hunger Hub Kitchen in a Bucket 🥐 Organic Breakfast Hamper 🎁 And many more wonderful giveaways! 🌻 Whether you’re looking for inspiring interviews, travel, food, competitions, lifestyle ideas or simply an enjoyable read, there’s something for everyone. 💛 Best of all, it’s completely FREE - and everyone is welcome, you don't have to be 60! ☕🍂 So, put the kettle on, make yourself a lovely cuppa, get comfortable and enjoy our latest issue! 📖✨ 🌷 Read it now: www.sixtyplusurfers.co.uk 💛 A very special thank you! I would also like to take a moment to say a huge and heartfelt thank you to all the wonderful PRs, brands, sponsors, contributors, authors, experts and businesses who work with us and continue to support Sixtyplusurfers. 🙏✨ Your enthusiasm, creativity, stories, products, expertise and generous competition prizes help us bring something fresh and exciting to our readers with every issue. We genuinely appreciate the relationships we’ve built and the fantastic people we have the pleasure of working with. 💫 Sixtyplusurfers wouldn’t be the same without you, thank you for being part of it. 💛🍂 🎄✨ And we’re now looking ahead to Christmas! ✨🎄 We’re currently working on our November December Christmas issue and would love to hear from brands, PRs, businesses, authors, experts and contributors who have something interesting or festive to share with our readers. 🎅 Christmas features, gift ideas, food, travel, lifestyle, expert advice, interviews and competition opportunities are all welcome. 📩 If you’d like to contribute to our Christmas issue, please get in touch, we’d love to hear from you! 🍀 And good luck with the Autumn competitions, we hope you’ll be one of our lucky winners! 🤞🎁✨ I would be delighted to hear from you. Please contact me at: Jenny Itzcovitz Editor Sixtyplusurfers Tel: 07889 980 457 Email: [email redacted] Website: www.sixtyplusurfers.co.uk

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Entrepreneurs & Community Leaders - Voices of Vision Podcast Guests

SHOW ALERT! — THE VOICES OF VISION PODCAST 1st Episode September 15th ✨ Every Tuesday at 8:30 PM EST ✨ Hosted by King Jacob & Latasha B, The Voices of Vision Podcast is more than a podcast — it’s a platform for real conversations, powerful ideas, personal growth, and community impact. Join us every Tuesday as we bring together voices, experiences, and perspectives that inspire people to think differently, grow intentionally, and make a difference. 💼 BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT�💰 FINANCIAL LITERACY�🌟 LEADERSHIP & PERSONAL GROWTH�🙏 SPIRITUAL AWAKENING�🏘️ COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT�📚 EDUCATION & EMPOWERMENT�👥 YOUTH MENTORSHIP�🤝 NONPROFIT AWARENESS�🎤 ENTERTAINMENT, CULTURE & COMMUNITY CONVERSATIONS�…and so much more! 🎥 WHERE TO WATCH 📱 Facebook Live�▶️ YouTube Studio This is where vision meets conversation — where entrepreneurs, community leaders, educators, mentors, creatives, nonprofit advocates, professionals, and everyday people can share their stories and help create meaningful change. 🎙️ WANT TO BE A SPECIAL GUEST? We want to hear YOUR VOICE. YOUR STORY. YOUR VISION. 📩 Submit your guest request to:�[email redacted] ⭐ Sponsored by Kinard Networking�🌎 Powered by Globally Connected THE VOICES OF VISION PODCAST �Real Conversations. Powerful Voices. Meaningful Vision. Community Impact. 🔥 Every Tuesday | 8:30 PM EST�🎙️ Hosted by King Jacob & Latasha B #fypシ #purpose #podcast #network

Earl Scruggs Festival Artists - Live Interviews Sept 4 Tryon NC

🔥🪕 MUSIC DREAMS USA RADIO WORLDWIDE IS GOING LIVE AT THE EARL SCRUGGS MUSIC FESTIVAL! 🪕🔥 The countdown is on! 📅 September 4–6, 2026 📍 Tryon International — Mill Spring, North Carolina And on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide — Home of the Artist Spotlight Show — will be LIVE ON LOCATION ALL DAY! 🎙️📻 Russell Kaye and the Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide team will be on-site bringing you: 🎤 Live artist interviews 🎶 Artist stories 📸 Behind-the-scenes coverage 📻 Live festival updates 🪕 Bluegrass, Americana & roots music coverage 🎙️ Artist Spotlight Show interviews 🔥 On-location excitement throughout the day This is exactly what Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide is all about — getting out into the community, meeting the artists, telling their stories, supporting live music, and helping bring incredible events to audiences everywhere. The Earl Scruggs Music Festival is one of the region’s biggest celebrations of bluegrass, Americana, roots music, and the incredible legacy of Earl Scruggs — and we are proud to be there covering it! 🌎 MUSIC DREAMS USA RADIO WORLDWIDE 🎙️ Home of the Artist Spotlight Show 🎶 “We Play Everything For Everyone.” 🌐 Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide: https://lnkd.in/eGiuXZmE 🎟️ Earl Scruggs Music Festival: https://lnkd.in/ezjymfJs ☎️ Interviews • Advertising • Sponsorships • Events • Bookings: 980-704-6733 📍 Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide 4939 US Highway 17 Bypass South Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 🤝 PROUD PARTNERS OF MUSIC DREAMS USA RADIO WORLDWIDE 🎙️ Table & Mic Productions 🦅 Eagle Market Streets Development Corporation, CDC https://lnkd.in/eP2TE8c6 🏍️ Biker Babe, Barber and Associates 🏆 Rise Up Family Sports 🎧 Tank Entertainment https://lnkd.in/eUr2yAdd 🔥 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 — COME FIND US! 🔥 If you're an artist, musician, songwriter, band, record label, entertainment professional, business owner, festival guest, or music fan, stop by and say hello! We want to meet you. We want to hear your story. And you just might find yourself behind the microphone with the Artist Spotlight Show! 🎙️🌎 🪕 EARL SCRUGGS MUSIC FESTIVAL 📅 September 4–6, 2026 🎙️ MUSIC DREAMS USA RADIO WORLDWIDE LIVE ON LOCATION 🔥 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 — ALL DAY! TRYON INTERNATIONAL — HERE WE COME! #MusicDreamsUSARadioWorldwide #ArtistSpotlightShow #EarlScruggsMusicFestival #EarlScruggs #TryonInternational #Bluegrass #Americana #RootsMusic #LiveOnLocation #ArtistInterviews #MusicFestival #IndependentArtists #RussellKaye #TableAndMicProductions #EagleMarketStreets #BikerBabeBarberAndAssociates #RiseUpFamilySports #TankEntertainment

Myrtle Beach Artists & Musicians - Artist Spotlight Show Opportunities

🎤🔥 MYRTLE BEACH — THE SPOTLIGHT IS CALLING! 🔥🎤 Are you an artist, singer, songwriter, musician, band, entertainer, or emerging talent looking for an opportunity to be SEEN, HEARD, and DISCOVERED? The Artist Spotlight Show, presented by Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide, is looking for talent ready to step into the spotlight! 🌟 THIS IS MORE THAN A TALENT CALL. We want to hear your music. We want to hear your story. We want to introduce YOU to our audience. 🎙️ Artist interviews 📻 Worldwide internet radio exposure 🎥 Video & social-media promotion 🎶 Original music showcases 🎤 Live event & festival opportunities 🤝 Industry connections and collaborations 🌎 Exposure beyond Myrtle Beach And our entertainment family continues to GROW! 🔥 In partnership with Biker Babe Barber & Company 🚨 COMING SOON: SPANKY ENTERTAINMENT 🚨 Together, we're working to create even MORE opportunities for independent artists, musicians, bands, entertainers, venues, festivals, and events. NO EGOS. NO GAMES. JUST OPPORTUNITY. If you've got the talent, the music, and the story… 👉 WE WANT TO HEAR FROM YOU! Send us your: • Artist/Band Bio • Music & Video Links • Social Media Links • Photos • Contact Information 📻 MUSIC DREAMS USA RADIO WORLDWIDE 🎙️ Home of the Artist Spotlight Show 🎶 “We Play Everything For Everyone.” 📞 Russell Kaye / Music Dreams USA Radio Worldwide 980-704-6733 🌐 Official Website: https://lnkd.in/eGiuXZmE 🤝 OUR PARTNERS • Biker Babe Barber & Company • Table & Mic Productions • Eagle Street Development Corporation • Coming Soon — Spanky Entertainment 🚀 Myrtle Beach has talent. We're ready to put a SPOTLIGHT on it. #ArtistSpotlightShow #MusicDreamsUSARadio #MyrtleBeachMusic #MyrtleBeachTalent #IndependentArtists #UnsignedArtists #MusiciansWanted #ArtistExposure #MyrtleBeachEntertainment #SpankyEntertainment

Ex-Professional Goalkeepers - Prostate Cancer Survivor Stories

With the football back and the season up and running I have decided to start a little project. It is something I am doing away from my day-to-day presenting, and in addition to some bigger, documentary ideas I am working on. It is funded by me, made by me, and for the moment at least, primarily for my own entertainment. In all my years working in the game I have always loved the people over the press conferences. I love getting out, speaking to players, managers and fans to find out what makes them tick and learning what they think is important. I could watch pre-match feature interviews all day long... but unfortunately broadcasters these days prioritise short form content for social media, or big-name documentaries. Everything in between kind of falls by the wayside. That's not necessarily a criticism, just a reality. So, I have decided to start making short feature pieces on the people, places, teams and stories from in and around Scottish football I find interesting or feel deserve telling. I'm not chasing exclusives, I don't claim to be setting the news agenda, I just want to speak to interesting people, perhaps relay the odd, important message. Oh, and make things that look nice when and where I can. There will be lessons learned along the way, there will be the odd rough edge here and there initially, and it will be a challenge to tell some stories without the rights to match footage (😬), but I am hoping that the films I make will still be worth watching if you’re a football fan. As I say, this isn’t intended as a money-making venture (although if any company or high worth individuals want to work with me then do drop me a message 😊) it more something I enjoy doing. I decided to make video number 1, about one of the game’s best ever number 1s, and about a topic I feel is important. Cancer is awful; I have seen family members and family friends battle it. I have seen people thankfully survive it, but sadly I have also known others that have not been as fortunate. Mercifully, Aberdeen Football Club legend, and former Scotland 'keeper Jim Leighton MBE is 4 years clear of the disease, and was kind enough to spare an afternoon to tell me about his experience and offer his advice to others. https://lnkd.in/eBQUDd9X #cancer #prostatecancer #menshealth #football #aberdeen #scotland #mufc #hibs

Phoebus Amphitheatre Attendees & Staff Bangkok - 1990s Venue History

Did You Visit Phoebus Amphitheatre in Bangkok in the 1990s? Did anyone here spend time in Bangkok in the mid-1990s and remember the Phoebus Amphitheatre Complex on Ratchadaphisek Road? I’m researching an article about Phoebus and its concert history. A remarkable number of international bands performed there during the 1990s, with documented shows including Michael Learns to Rock (1994), Blind Guardian and Black Sabbath (1995), and Shed Seven (1996), as well as performances by Thai artists. I’d especially like to hear from anyone who actually visited Phoebus, worked there, or attended a concert there. What was the complex like inside? It seems to have contained several different entertainment areas, possibly including a pub/nightclub, cocktail lounge and concert venue. I’m trying to understand how these different sections were arranged and, most importantly, where within the Phoebus complex the major concerts actually took place. Was the “Amphitheatre” a dedicated concert hall, or was it part of one of the other entertainment areas? I’m also trying to establish the exact address and location of Phoebus, what buildings were immediately around it, and what occupies the site today. Regarding the old photograph attached to this post: I suspect that the large parking area visible on the left-hand side of the photograph may have been the Phoebus parking lot, but I have not been able to confirm this. If anyone recognizes the view or can identify exactly where Phoebus stood in relation to the buildings and road in this photograph, that would be extremely helpful. If you were in Bangkok during the 1990s and remember Phoebus, Capitol, Yaohan, or the old Ratchada nightlife scene, I’d be very grateful for any memories, photographs, concert tickets, flyers, advertisements, or other information. Even small details could help reconstruct the history of this largely forgotten Bangkok concert venue.

Dark Romance Readers - Personal Experiences & Resources

Looking for personal experiences and resources about dark romance: I’d love to hear from fellow readers Hi everyone! A few friends and I are putting together a series of discussions about dark romance and what it can tell us about our relationship with fiction, desire, violence, consent, power dynamics and fantasies. I'm a big dark romance reader myself, and it's a genre I particularly enjoy. That's actually one of the reasons I want to start this project by listening to other readers. Before presenting specific works or developing our own analysis, I think it's important to hear directly from people who are part of the fandom. Not to judge them or "study" them from the outside, but to understand the different ways we, as readers, experience and interpret this genre. I want this to be a conversation between people who actually read and enjoy dark romance, rather than a discussion about readers in which readers themselves are left out. Personally, I see dark romance as a deeply ambiguous genre. I don't think it can simply be reduced to "romanticizing violence", but I also don't think we should automatically consider it a form of feminist empowerment. Some works can genuinely be problematic in the way they portray violence, abuse or power dynamics, while readers can simultaneously have very complex, critical and personal relationships with those representations. That's precisely what I'm interested in exploring. Some of the questions I'm curious about are: What draws you to dark romance? What do you look for when reading it: entertainment, arousal, fear, fascination, exploring fantasies, intense emotions, escapism, something else? Do you distinguish between what you enjoy in fiction and what you would actually want to experience in real life? Have certain works allowed you to explore fears, experiences or difficult emotions in a context that felt controlled or safe? Some readers describe dark romance as cathartic, as a way of reclaiming something, or even as a way of processing traumatic experiences. Does that resonate with you, or not at all? Has your relationship with dark romance changed as you've gotten older or gained different life experiences? Have you ever stopped reading a book because you found its portrayal of violence, consent or abuse problematic? Do you think some of the criticism directed at dark romance is legitimate? If so, which criticisms? Conversely, do you feel that some criticism is condescending towards readers, or assumes that women are incapable of distinguishing fantasy from reality? Have you discussed these questions with other readers? Are there significant disagreements within the fandom? I'm also very interested in sources. If you know of academic papers, books, dissertations, podcasts, lectures, videos, surveys, journalism or other serious resources dealing with dark romance, romance fiction, fantasy, media reception, consent, representations of violence, etc., please share them! I'd love to include perspectives and sources that I might not have come across myself. And one thing I'd really like to emphasize: I'm not looking only for testimonies that confirm my own perspective. If you think dark romance can have harmful effects, that some representations are genuinely dangerous, or that you disagree with some of my assumptions, I would be just as interested in hearing from you. The goal isn't to build a case either for or against dark romance. It's to understand the genre and the people who read it in all its complexity, including the contradictions, disagreements and uncomfortable questions. So please don't feel like you have to defend your taste here, or that you're being evaluated. I'm here as a fellow reader, and I'm genuinely interested in hearing from other readers. There are no "correct" answers I'm looking for. If you'd rather not share anything personal publicly, you're of course welcome to message me privately. Thank you to everyone who takes the time to share their experiences, thoughts and resources!❤️

Musician Troy Castellano - Biker Contest Dispute & Muscle Shoals

A Biker Party Contest Was RIGGED?! | Troy Castellano Ep 23 Pt 2| Trailer A biker-party contest became so controversial that someone sent a certified letter demanding the results be overturned—and that is only one of the unbelievable stories Troy Castellano brings to Episode 23 Part 2 of Beer, Booze & B.S. Troy returns with Chrissy and Paul for another raw, hilarious and unexpectedly emotional conversation about band life, biker-bar chaos, Muscle Shoals music history, groupies, dangerous venues, songwriting, record deals and the stories behind some of his most meaningful songs. The episode begins with Troy explaining why he now turns down most requests to play cover songs—and which overplayed classics musicians eventually cannot stand hearing anymore. From “Mustang Sally” and “Wagon Wheel” to charging $100 for repeated requests, Troy reveals what really happens when drunk fans refuse to take no for an answer. Then the conversation dives into the legendary world of Muscle Shoals Sound Studio. Troy shares what it was like recording “Head from My Heart” inside the historic Alabama studio connected to legendary recordings by artists including The Rolling Stones, Bob Seger, Willie Nelson, Rod Stewart and Paul Simon. He also talks about meeting original Swampers bassist David Hood and working inside a room filled with instruments and musical history most people have heard their entire lives. And then the stories get completely out of control. At one biker event, Troy’s drummer’s wife won an adult contest with a $300 prize. Someone became so angry about the results that an official certified letter was sent demanding that the entire contest be reversed. Yes—a certified letter over a biker-party contest. In Episode 23 Part 2: 🏍️ The supposedly “rigged” biker contest and the certified complaint 💵 The unbelievable argument over a $300 prize 🎸 Why Troy refuses to play many cover-song requests 🎶 “Mustang Sally,” “Radar Love” and the most overplayed songs 🔥 Groupies, musicians, motorcycles and the attraction of band life 🔫 Dangerous country bars, guns, baseball bats and fights during gigs 🎤 Troy’s rapid-fire Band Guy Confessions 🎹 Recording at the legendary Muscle Shoals Sound Studio 🎸 Meeting original Swampers bassist David Hood 📀 The story behind Troy’s song “Head from My Heart” 🌎 Why “Hell We Raised” connects with listeners around the world 📻 Commercial jingles, television placements and music licensing 💰 How songwriting, publishing rights and master recordings really work 🤖 AI-generated music videos and the changing entertainment industry 🍌 A taste test of the Cutwater Banana Mudslide 🍒 Trying Cherry and Grape Carbliss cocktails 🖋️ Troy’s daughter’s incredible artwork and tattoo career But Part 2 also contains one of the most emotional moments ever shared on Beer, Booze & B.S. Troy tells the story behind “Enough to Say Goodbye,” a song inspired by something his mother said after surviving cancer, strokes and a heart attack. Troy explains how she heard the song before she passed—and how she took her final breath at the very end of the recording’s last strum. Troy also shares the story behind “This One’s on Me,” his tribute to military members and veterans. The song was included in a Minnesota country compilation project that Troy says helped raise approximately $70,000 for Minnesota military causes. This episode moves from outrageous biker stories and musician confessions to legendary recording studios, family, grief, veterans and the real business behind making music. It is funny, honest, emotional and completely unpredictable—exactly what happens when Troy Castellano sits down with Chrissy and Paul for Beer, Booze & B.S. 🎬 WATCH EPISODE 23 PART 1: https://youtu.be/pcST8Oxb4lA 🔥 WATCH THE PART 2 TRAILER: https://youtu.be/3\_1VbXWfz3Y 🍺 SUBSCRIBE TO BEER, BOOZE & B.S.: https://www.youtube.com/@beerboozeandbs 🎧 LISTEN ON ALL MAJOR PODCAST PLATFORMS: https://feeds.transistor.fm/beer-booze-b-s-podcast QUESTION FOR THE COMMENTS: What song would someone have to pay you $100 to perform—or listen to—one more time? Please LIKE, COMMENT, SUBSCRIBE and SHARE this episode with your musician friends, biker friends, veterans, Minnesota locals and anyone who loves unbelievable true stories. Do you have a wild, powerful, funny, unbelievable or inspiring story? Or do you know someone who does? Email [email redacted] and tell us your story — we would love to hear from you. \#TroyCastellano #MuscleShoals #BeerBoozeAndBS #BikerStories #NashvilleMusician

Stroke & Aphasia Survivors - Recovery Journey Podcast Guest

We would LOVE to hear your story! Your journey matters, and your voice has the power to inspire, educate, encourage, and bring hope to someone else. https://lnkd.in/dh-3X3NN The RenéMarie Stroke of Luck Podcast & TV Show welcomes stroke and aphasia survivors, brain injury survivors, caregivers, family members, doctors, nurses, neurologists, therapists, rehabilitation specialists, speech-language pathologists, occupational and physical therapists, healthcare professionals, researchers, and advocates. We also welcome motivational speakers, life coaches, authors, educators, inspirational leaders, community leaders, nonprofit organizations, entrepreneurs, entertainers, musicians, actors, artists, celebrities, athletes, and individuals who have overcome challenges or have an inspiring message to share. 💙 Hi, Stroke & Aphasia Family, Friends & Community! 💙 We would LOVE to hear your story! Your journey matters, and your voice has the power to inspire, educate, encourage, and bring hope to someone else. Whether you are looking for medical insights, rehabilitation and recovery information, motivational coaching, personal stories of resilience, inspirational messages, uplifting conversations, music, entertainment, or powerful stories from leaders and people from all walks of life, the RenéMarie Stroke of Luck Podcast & TV Show has something for everyone! 🎙️📺💙 ✨ We want to hear YOUR story! ✨ You are invited to be a Premier Guest on our show and share your story, expertise, journey, passion, or message of hope with our audience. 📩 DM us or email: Ginnie: [email redacted] RenéMarie: [email redacted] Together, we can educate, inspire, uplift, and remind the world that every story matters and every voice has the power to make a difference. 💙 Check out the RenéMarie Stroke of Luck Podcast & TV Show https://lnkd.in/dh-3X3NN

Adults Who Were Kids in 2003 - Childhood Memories Before Smartphones

What do you remember about being a kid in 2003? (Journalism student looking for your memories!) Hi Everyone! I’m a college journalism student writing a story about what everyday life was actually like in 2003, the year I was born, and how that world has evolved into the one we live in today. I’m especially interested in hearing from people who were children in 2003 because your memories are very different from those of teenagers or adults. I’m hoping to understand what childhood looked and felt like before smartphones and social media became a part of everyday life. Feel free to answer as many or as few questions as you’d like, or simply tell me your own memories. About You ● How old were you in 2003? ● Where did you grow up? (Country, state/province, or region.) School ● What grade were you in? ● What do you remember most about school? ● What were recess and lunch like? ● Were there cliques even in elementary school? ● What games did everyone play at recess? ● What school supplies, toys, or trends were considered “cool”? Friends & Social Life ● What did you do after school? ● How did you make plans with friends? ● Did you mostly play outside, at each other’s houses, or online? ● What was your neighborhood like? ● Did your parents let you roam around the neighborhood? Technology ● Did your family have a computer? ● Did you have dial-up internet? ● What was your first experience using the internet? ● Did your family share one computer? ● Did your parents have cell phones, flip phones, or pagers? ● Did your house still have a landline? ● Did you play video games? Which ones? Entertainment ● What TV shows couldn’t you miss? ● What movies were your favorites? ● What toys did everyone seem to have? ● What books did you love? ● What music did you remember hearing all the time, even if it was your parents’ music? Family Life ● What was a normal weekday like? ● Did your family eat dinner together? ● What were family vacations like? ● What rules did your parents have about TV, computers, or video games? Looking Back ● What’s something about childhood in 2003 that kids today would probably find surprising? ● What’s something you miss about growing up then? ● What’s something that’s better for kids today? ● Do you think growing up before smartphones changed the way you see the world?

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