Dear Parents, You may not be aware of significant and important details of your children’s locker room experiences.  Male coaches at Glendale Unified School District have expressed concerns because they do not want to see biological females undress in front of them. In response to their concerns, Assistant Superintendent of Glendale Unified School District, Kelly King, has re-educated the male coaches that they are bigoted if they do not allow biological females to undress among the biological males.

Premium subscribers get this episode 48 hours early. Become a member if you want early access to all episodes, and to get access to the bonus-only episodes. New York Magazine writer, acclaimed author and old(ish) school GenX feminist Rebecca Traister joins the pod to talk about her September article, “The Return Of The Marriage Plot: Why  everyone is suddenly so eager for men and women to get hitched.”  Do trads have a point when they say the sexual revolution has led us down the primrose path and people need to start procreation early and often?

“Sailing Takes me away to where I've always heard it could be Just a dream and the wind to carry me Soon I will be free” -Christopher Cross This week’s Swap is dedicated to really, really smooth music. Even if you don’t know the term, you are unquestionably familiar with the music known as “Yacht Rock.” Our bonus track takes a deep dive into the genre and tells you why you should love yacht rock too.

📈 Welcome to the 55 new subscribers! Now at 977 subscribers, almost at the magical 1.000 subs barrier! ➡️ Today: What makes a great beachhead market? 🗓️ Planned: Five expansion strategies from your beachhead market 🗓️ Planned: Getting traction in your beachhead market 🗓️ Planned: Performance-based beachhead: lessons from the steam engine Finding your first customer is important, obviously. Ideally, the needs of that first customer are not unique and there are many customers like that first one.

This year’s Bachelor was six feet, five inches tall. More wall than man, Missouri-born Clayton Echard barely fit through a standard-sized door. I can see why his staggering height made him a good football player, earning him a brief spot on the Seahawks roster; the NFL prefers their players rectangle-shaped. But it also apparently made him hot, almost by default. That’s not something I fully understood until I became part of The Bachelor fandom eight years ago.