Where The Dogs Of Society Howl

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - What Your Walls Know About You

Your living room is a confession. On this show we sit down with Dagmar Holub, founder of Interior Odyssey. Her path: an MA in History and Philosophy, teacher training that included state exams in Psychology and Pedagogy, then design school at KLC Chelsea Harbour, before project work and awards took over! Her thesis: home isn't a showroom. It's a mirror. Most people decorate around the parts they don't want to see. Sound familiar? Same fog I see in brands every week. Mixed signals. Buried proof. A storefront dressed up to hide what's actually inside. Maslow said normality is the biggest obstacle to growth. Dagmar applies that to floor plans. I apply it to brand identity. Same disease, different walls. We're talking power, conformity, identity, and what has to break before real change happens. Personal, funny, a little uncomfortable.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - UAP, Paranormal, Fringe

42% of you voted for the UAP/Paranormal/Fringe Topic. So we are diving in. Let's talk about the extensive history and current events in our strange world. Sure, we all know the big ones: Atlantis Ancient Egypt / The Giza Pyramids Göbekli Tepe The Nazca Lines Magenta, 1933 Roswell, 1947 The Patterson-Gimlin Film, 1967 The Phoenix Lights, 1997 The Tunguska Event, 1908 The Maya Loch Ness TicTac Orbs Chris Bledsoe Tridactyl Mummies Portals Skinwalker Ranch Hauntings Etc. But there are so many others, and I know for a fact that many of you have experienced things without explanation. I know I have. So, we are going to share, learn, and maybe, just maybe, blow this wide open. Thanks for joining us Gavin & Rod!

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - The Human Side Of Success

Growth is easy to talk about. Leading people well while building it? Different story. This week on Where the Dogs of Society Howl, we’re joined by Sondra Shannon, CEO of Gatemaster Tech and host of Live with Sondra. We’re getting into: Theme Parks & Destinations Customer experience Scaling with intention Messaging and story Creative leadership and the human side of success Sondra brings the spice, blended with warmth, honesty, and real leadership experience, including stepping into the CEO role while pregnant with her third child. This one should be sharp, human, and worth your time.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - No Limits. No Excuses.

Everybody loves a winner. Fewer people understand what it costs to become one. This week on Where the Dogs of Society Howl, we’re joined by Amber Balcaen: NASCAR driver, entrepreneur, speaker, and a serious force. Amber is the first Canadian female to win a NASCAR-sanctioned race in the U.S. and the only Canadian female currently competing in the ARCA Menards Series. We’re getting into: Building your own lane in a world not built for you Mindset, resilience, and performance How she raised millions in sponsorship Why storytelling matters in brand partnerships and what she’s building through Driven and hashtag#AskAmber Because Amber is not just driving. She’s building a business, a platform, and a brand. This one should be fast, honest, and fired up.

Where the Dogs Of Society Howl - CPG, Growth, and the Exit Nobody Posts

Startup culture loves one kind of ending: The glossy one. The big exit. The polished founder post dressed up as humility. But that is not how most businesses end. This week on Where the Dogs of Society Howl, we’re joined by Alison Cayne, founder of Haven’s Kitchen, founder of Choulie, and host of In the Sauce. Alison built Haven’s Kitchen from a Manhattan cooking school into a nationally recognized CPG brand in more than 5,000 stores. She’s also spent years talking with founders about the real side of brand-building, not just the version people post after a raise. Now, with Choulie, she’s building again with a sharper point of view and a different kind of clarity. We’re getting into: What it really took to build Haven’s Kitchen What happened when the company came to an end What Alison learned from an exit that was not the one startup culture glorifies What years of founder conversations taught her and what it means to build again with less fantasy and more truth Because the best founder lessons do not only come from the victory laps. Sometimes they come from what people usually edit out. This one is honest, sharp, and very real.