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Frankie says I have to look in the camera for this entire episode, which is episode 149.

This is the token CEO podcast. It is Thursday, April 29th. Did I just say that?

It's Thursday, April 29th. We are presented by Sports Research. I actually talked to the

Sports Research people this week. We had a nice 13-minute conference call. It's my favorite kind of

conference call where you get on the phone and you've booked out a half hour and you're like

sharing blah, blah, blah. It's like, it's a nice thing about direct response companies. They do not

like to waste time, which I like. So if you like Sports Research, we've got two great things going on.

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If you go to sportsresearch.com and use code NRC at checkout, you can get a sweet sweat stick

for free. If you're not into dripping in sweat or getting rid of areas you hate on your body,

I have many. You can just go to sportsresearch.com straight up and use code token to get 30% off at checkout.

So here's what's going on on today's episodes. We got a couple headlines to talk about and then

we have a killer guest. Emily Lazar is joining us. She is a chief mastering engineer. You're

probably saying what is that? The woman is accomplished. She's Grammy Award-winning. She is widely

recognized. She's worked with anyone and everyone in the music space who's cool or people care about.

Rolling Stones, Tiesto, Wu Tang, John Mayer, the chain smoker's Beck. You name it, she's done it.

She is a badass. There are only 2.9% of audio engineers that are women. And frankly, the number is

even worse if you look at people who work in technical roles in music. So we're going to talk about

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