Sorry, We're Closed with Pat Light

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Forbes-featured entrepreneur, Pat Light, shares what it really takes to build and grow a business today — from the front lines. Pat offers an unfiltered take on business, leadership, media, and the moves that matter. Real talk, real strategy, zero fluff.

  1. 15 DE SET.

    Ep. 319 Robinhood Aims For Social Media Strategy & Is Added to The S&P 500

    The conversation explores Robinhood's new social media venture aimed at engaging everyday traders and integrating finance with social media. The hosts discuss the challenges and opportunities this presents, particularly in light of past events like the GameStop saga, which impacted Robinhood's reputation. They delve into user experience, liquidity concerns, and the generational shift in investing strategies, emphasizing the importance of financial literacy and adapting to a changing financial landscape. Chapters 00:00 Robinhood's Entry into Social Media and Trading 02:44 The Future of Finance and Social Media Integration 05:28 User Experience and Engagement in Trading Platforms 08:16 The Challenges of Building a Financial Community 11:29 Liquidity and Safety Concerns in Trading 14:00 The GameStop Saga and Its Implications 17:12 The Evolution of Investment Strategies 19:49 The Disconnect Between Traditional and Modern Investing 28:49 The Impact of Events on Investment Perception 32:38 Understanding Robinhood's Role in Modern Investing 36:43 The Misconceptions Surrounding Robinhood 39:55 The Evolution of Investment Strategies 49:53 Navigating Capitalism in Today's Economy

    57min

  2. 8 DE SET.

    Ep. 318 NFL RedZone Now Has Ads...Will ESPN Ruin This Franchise?

    In this conversation, Pat and Tevo discuss the recent decision by NFL Red Zone to introduce commercials, expressing their disappointment and nostalgia for the old ESPN. They explore the business implications of this change, viewer reactions, and the potential future of NFL Red Zone amidst the evolving landscape of sports broadcasting and advertising. The discussion also touches on the importance of audience retention and the impact of streaming wars on content quality. Chapters 00:00 NFL Red Zone's New Commercials 02:49 Nostalgia for Old ESPN 05:36 The Business of NFL Red Zone 08:45 Viewer Reactions and Trends 11:20 The Future of NFL Red Zone 14:07 Advertising Strategies in Sports 16:39 The Impact of Streaming Wars 19:28 The Value of Audience Retention 22:18 Comparing Ad Models 25:03 The Role of Content Quality 27:55 Final Thoughts on NFL Red Zone

    1h

  3. 1 DE SET.

    Ep. 317 Dave Portnoy & Barstool: Big Noon Kickoff vs. College Gameday

    In this episode, Pat Light and Tevo discuss the return of college football, the competitive landscape of sports media, and the impact of personalities like Dave Portnoy on viewership. They explore the dynamics between College Game Day and Big Noon Kickoff, viewer trends, and the recent controversy surrounding Cracker Barrel's logo change. The conversation highlights the excitement of the upcoming season and the evolving nature of sports media. Chapters 00:00 The Return of College Football 04:16 The Battle of College Football Shows 08:46 Dave Portnoy's Impact on Big Noon Kickoff 12:28 Ohio State's Controversy with Portnoy 16:25 The Future of College Football Broadcasting 27:05 The Appeal of Casual Sports Conversations 29:15 Viewer Statistics and Competition Analysis 31:57 Predictions for Big Noon Kickoff 35:09 The Impact of Game Selection on Viewership 37:20 The Business of College Football Shows 40:56 Cracker Barrel's Logo Controversy and Marketing Strategies

    1h

  4. 25 DE AGO.

    Ep. 316 Cracker Barrel Rebrand Backlash: Why MAGA’s Outraged

    In this conversation, Pat Light and Tevo discuss the recent controversy surrounding Cracker Barrel's logo redesign, exploring the implications for the brand and its nostalgic value. They delve into the impact on the company's stock and the importance of customer experience. The discussion then shifts to Jake Paul, highlighting his marketing prowess and the upcoming fight against Tank Davis, examining the dynamics of boxing and entertainment in modern sports. Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Technical Difficulties 01:59 Cracker Barrel Logo Controversy 10:18 Stock Market Reactions and Corporate Decisions 18:59 Aesthetic Changes and Customer Experience 24:59 Branding and Customer Experience 31:27 Business Strategy and Market Dynamics 39:38 The Jake Paul Phenomenon 55:13 Concluding Thoughts on Marketing and Engagement

    59min

  5. 18 DE AGO.

    Ep. 315 Did the NFL Just Let ESPN Buy RedZone... So It Could Buy ESPN?

    In this episode, Pat and Tevo discuss their eventful weekend experiences, the impact of celebrity podcasts like New Heights with Taylor Swift, and delve into the recent media deals involving ESPN and the NFL. They explore the implications of these deals on the sports industry, particularly focusing on the UFC's transition to a streaming model with Paramount Plus. The conversation wraps up with predictions for an upcoming UFC fight and the importance of fan engagement in sports. Chapters 00:00 Weekend Adventures and Reflections 11:21 The Impact of Celebrity Podcasts 22:24 ESPN and NFL Media Deal Insights 36:50 UFC's Streaming Revolution 55:57 Predictions and Fan Engagement

    1h3min

  6. 11 DE AGO.

    Ep. 314 Building Your Community via Socials & The Secret to Mobile Ordering Sales

    In this episode, Pat Light and Tevo discuss the evolution of their podcast as they go live on YouTube, emphasizing the importance of community building and engagement. They explore the restaurant industry's focus on value, innovative customer acquisition strategies, and the challenges of navigating social media. The conversation also delves into the impact of personal experiences on opinions, the future of mobile ordering in bars, and the potential for AI to revolutionize industries. Overall, the episode highlights the dynamic nature of business and the need for adaptability in a rapidly changing environment. Chapters 00:00 Welcome to the Live Podcast Experience 02:34 Building Community Through Content 07:08 Value Over Discounts in the Restaurant Industry 12:17 Understanding Customer Acquisition Costs 20:11 Navigating Social Media Engagement and Accountability 27:16 Perception and Experience in Business Discussions 31:02 Understanding Customer Feedback and Pricing Challenges 33:26 The Rise of Mobile Ordering in Hospitality 38:27 Economic Factors Affecting Drinking Habits 51:27 Innovations in Mobile Ordering and Customer Experience 58:16 The Future of AI and Its Impact on the Workforce YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

    1h4min

  7. 4 DE AGO.

    Ep. 313 Credit Card Points for Paying Rent...Too Good to be True?

    In this episode, Pat Light and Tevo discuss the transition from summer to fall, touching on the challenges of the heat and the anticipation of cooler weather. They delve into the complexities of credit, particularly focusing on Bilt's business model and its relationship with Wells Fargo. The conversation shifts to the rise and fall of Hub's Life, exploring the pitfalls of influencer culture and the importance of authenticity in content creation. Finally, they navigate the intricacies of modern economics, discussing the challenges of inflation, trickle-down economics, and the importance of understanding financial narratives in today's world. Chapters 00:00 Summer Reflections and Weather Patterns 04:20 Understanding the Bilt Credit Card 27:50 The Reality of Entrepreneurial Life and Social Media Influence 31:24 Navigating Content Creation and Authenticity 36:18 The Evolution of Influencer Brands 43:21 Relatable Questions in Media 48:25 Weeding Through Political Narratives 54:11 The Challenges of Modern Economics YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

    57min

  8. 28 DE JUL.

    Ep. 312 Going Viral for Your Business 101 & Love Island Stimulating Local Economies

    In this episode, Pat Light and Tevo discuss the importance of gratitude amidst busy lives, reflect on personal milestones, and share insights on the impact of social media on business. They explore the relationship between reality shows and bar sales, and delve into the drinking trends of Gen Z, questioning whether they are truly drinking less or if it's a financial decision. The conversation highlights the evolving nature of bars as social platforms and the challenges faced by business owners in adapting to changing consumer behaviors. Chapters 00:00 Gratitude in Busy Times 02:44 Navigating Business Hecticness 05:35 Reflections on Legends Lost 08:18 The Influence of Social Media 10:59 Marketing Strategies and Insights 27:26 Maximizing Revenue Through Marketing Strategies 29:56 The Impact of Viral Marketing on Engagement 31:22 Reality Shows as a Sales Driver for Bars 36:40 Navigating the Challenges of Reality Show Promotions 42:53 Gen Z's Drinking Habits and Bar Revenue Dynamics YouTube and Socials https://mtr.bio/sorry-were-closed-Pod

    58min
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Forbes-featured entrepreneur, Pat Light, shares what it really takes to build and grow a business today — from the front lines. Pat offers an unfiltered take on business, leadership, media, and the moves that matter. Real talk, real strategy, zero fluff.

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  • Criado por
    Top Business Podcast
  • Anos de atividade
    2020 - 2025
  • Episódios
    319
  • Classificação
    Explícito
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    Sorry, We're Closed with Pat Light