Best Podcast Episodes About Austin Hankwitz
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Updated: Apr 24, 2026 – 16 episodes
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“… in a couple days, they'll either say they'll debunk it or they'll continue posting as normal. And the people, not me, people will look so stupid. Austin Kroll posted like everyone's getting involved. I agree with you 100, except I did a little recourse of my own. What I know is that the person I spoke to said that this is true, that there's actually a video that um is either coming out or they're really trying to stop it from getting out and um we should be expecting to hear from like a joint statement amanda and west that's just what i heard text me who told you that so i can like take the see …”
“… believe it. And I think that this rumor came out. Everyone thought it was like really crazy. But I think they saw how much people were caught up in it. And they were all like, let's sort of like let this fester. It's so good for the show. And I think in a couple days, they'll either say they'll debunk it or they'll continue posting as normal. And the people, not me, people will look so stupid. Austin Kroll posted like everyone's getting involved. I agree with you 100, except I did a little recourse of my own. What I know is that the person I spoke to said that this is true, that there's actually a video that um is either coming out or they're really trying to stop it from getting out and um we should be expecting to hear from like a joint statement amanda and west that's just what i heard text me who told you that so i can like take the see how credible it is i also heard from someone who heard from someone legit that's true that it is true but i'm telling you i really don't think So I saw a tweet that was like such a sleigh. It said, Amanda, if true, Amanda just pulled a generational fumble of goodwill. Yeah, that's a generational fumble.”
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The rumored relationship between Amanda Batula and West Wilson is likely a publicity stunt to boost interest in 'Summer House' rather than a genuine romance.
“… era and I feel like this is part of it Can you tell our listeners what ballistics was So, wow, ballistics. So I was really good friends with David Faustino, who played Bud Bundy on Married with Children. And we were friends with Nick Adler, who is Lou Adler's son. Lou Adler was the manager of the mamas and the papas yeah he owns the whiskey he owns the rainbow and on the rocks uh he he no though he owns the roxy and on the rocks in the rainbow room next to it like he he's one of the guys that really built sunset um so they decided like hey we're gonna throw this hip-hop club at the whiskey which …”
“… Signature Hardware. Create your signature style. Another aspect of your character bleeding into real life with who you were as a person involves your rap album One Stop Carnival I have heard many stories out of the Ballistics Young Hollywood era Have era and I feel like this is part of it Can you tell our listeners what ballistics was So, wow, ballistics. So I was really good friends with David Faustino, who played Bud Bundy on Married with Children. And we were friends with Nick Adler, who is Lou Adler's son. Lou Adler was the manager of the mamas and the papas yeah he owns the whiskey he owns the rainbow and on the rocks uh he he no though he owns the roxy and on the rocks in the rainbow room next to it like he he's one of the guys that really built sunset um so they decided like hey we're gonna throw this hip-hop club at the whiskey which was just unheard of like the wit the whiskey was a rock place there was there'd never been hip-hop in there before so uh they they started they were like spray painting um tarps to hang up inside and they like it was it was a true legitimate hip-hop spot but it was it was hip-hop for young hollywood people that were in town but it was really the …”
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Brian Austin Green reveals his deep connection to the hip-hop scene of the 90s, sharing stories about his club 'Ballistics' at the iconic Whiskey a Go Go. This club was a groundbreaking venue for hip-hop in Hollywood, showcasing artists like Puff Daddy and Busta Rhymes, blending jazz influences with the burgeoning hip-hop culture. His passion for music and the vibrant atmosphere of the club highlight a unique chapter in his career beyond acting.
“… higher, equity prices have gone lower. But in general, I think from a financial stability perspective, I think the economy is in a good place. And Austin? I would split it in two ways. You said the financial system, and there is a part of the financial system that in our language is about payments and the plumbing of the financial system. And the Federal Reserve System literally runs $5 trillion of payments per day over its rails, wire transfers, direct deposit, stuff like that. On that green, solid green, forest green, Amazon green, that's very stable. I'm a little more anxious, something about …”
“… on the whole I feel good about the state of the banking system Market seems to be moving very well. Over the past month, you've seen financial conditions tighten a bit. That may be a little bit tricky for businesses as both interest rates have gone higher, equity prices have gone lower. But in general, I think from a financial stability perspective, I think the economy is in a good place. And Austin? I would split it in two ways. You said the financial system, and there is a part of the financial system that in our language is about payments and the plumbing of the financial system. And the Federal Reserve System literally runs $5 trillion of payments per day over its rails, wire transfers, direct deposit, stuff like that. On that green, solid green, forest green, Amazon green, that's very stable. I'm a little more anxious, something about valuations. And when you say valuations, you're meaning companies' valuations in the stock market, prices of things like gold, for example? Yeah, if you look at prices compared to earnings and things like that, It does look like there is a lot of frothiness that has happened. And I don't know if that's bubble or if it's rooted in actual …”
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Beth Hamick rates the U.S. economy's financial stability as 'generally green,' citing a solid banking system despite some concerns in private credit. Austin Goolsbee, however, warns of potential issues with asset valuations, suggesting a 'yellow' for the broader financial sector, indicating caution amidst stability.
“… to be the vehicle that protects and passes on a little bit of greatness. That's kind of how I interpreted it. And you are that person. So my friend, Austin Reif, do you know Austin Reif? He's one of the Morning Brew. Yeah. So he started and sold the company for hundreds of millions of dollars when he was 30 years old. He was texting me about this new idea that he was working on or brainstorming. And I was like, do you think it's going to be successful? He goes, it can be successful if I want it to be. And I love that because what you and him both said something very similar you have this similar …”
“… this word with me that I never heard before. He said, I'm going to invest in you and you need to be a steward of my capital. And I was like, I don't know, what is that word? Steward? I'd never heard of that. It's just like this idea that you need to be the vehicle that protects and passes on a little bit of greatness. That's kind of how I interpreted it. And you are that person. So my friend, Austin Reif, do you know Austin Reif? He's one of the Morning Brew. Yeah. So he started and sold the company for hundreds of millions of dollars when he was 30 years old. He was texting me about this new idea that he was working on or brainstorming. And I was like, do you think it's going to be successful? He goes, it can be successful if I want it to be. And I love that because what you and him both said something very similar you have this similar mindset But I find myself being around him and people like you and it contagious Yeah you know I thought about whether I should be I tried to figure out whether my impact on the world is more narrowly focused on the people who spend hours, thousands of hours with me working inside of Gruens, or if I should have more of an impact publicly trying to …”
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Chad Janis reveals that his billion-dollar business success stems from a simple mindset: believing in the possibility of success. He emphasizes the importance of access to knowledge and networks, sharing how mentorship and community have shaped his journey. This insight highlights how surrounding yourself with the right people can be a game-changer in entrepreneurship.
“… people think they're rich now, live beyond their means, and then the money doesn't come through and they find themselves in financial trouble. So Austin, give us the deep dive on the side-by-side comparison between equity and cash so people can understand what the best option for them is.”
“… runway or something happens within the company and you don't have that liquidity event or the IPO. I've seen it happen over and over. So please don't count on this money until it's reality and it's actually hitting your bank account because too many people think they're rich now, live beyond their means, and then the money doesn't come through and they find themselves in financial trouble. So Austin, give us the deep dive on the side-by-side comparison between equity and cash so people can understand what the best option for them is.”
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Many employees mistakenly believe their stock options guarantee wealth, but reality can be harsh. For instance, Figma employees saw their equity drop by 80% post-IPO due to market conditions. This highlights the critical lesson: don't count on equity until it's in your bank account.
“… he's accepted this role, he can really help this offense go to the moon. Because like you said, Luka Doncic is offensive efficiency in a can. And Austin Reeves ain't far behind. They're always going to have one of those two dudes on the floor in a playoff series. They're going to be very, very difficult to guard. And I think that offense can keep them in almost any game.”
“… is a great story. And off-ball LeBron, I think he nailed it. He has the potential to be the smartest off-ball player in the league and a real problem, whether it's catching lobs or in transition. But he knows exactly where to be. And if it's true that he's accepted this role, he can really help this offense go to the moon. Because like you said, Luka Doncic is offensive efficiency in a can. And Austin Reeves ain't far behind. They're always going to have one of those two dudes on the floor in a playoff series. They're going to be very, very difficult to guard. And I think that offense can keep them in almost any game.”
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Luka Doncic's offensive efficiency makes the Lakers a dangerous team in any game, but their chances against top teams like the Spurs or Thunder in a playoff series remain doubtful.
“… Your new Sunday kickoff ritual starts here with new morning uncrustable sandwiches packed with 12 grams of protein. Janice Torres here. And I'm Austin Hankwitz. We host the podcast Mind the Business, Small Business Success Stories produced by Ruby Studio in partnership with Intuit QuickBooks. We're back for season four to talk to some incredible small business owners. The big thing about working in tech is that it's ever evolving, ever changing. Everyone's a rookie. That's how fast the industry is changing. So what I'm really excited about is to be part of that change. So listen on the iHeartRadio …”
“… classic do it all tight end, soft pillowy packed with protein and easy enough for Gronk to grab from the freezer. Whether you're on the couch driving to the tailgate or heading to the locker room, new morning uncrustable sandwiches are the MVP of snacks. Your new Sunday kickoff ritual starts here with new morning uncrustable sandwiches packed with 12 grams of protein. Janice Torres here. And I'm Austin Hankwitz. We host the podcast Mind the Business, Small Business Success Stories produced by Ruby Studio in partnership with Intuit QuickBooks. We're back for season four to talk to some incredible small business owners. The big thing about working in tech is that it's ever evolving, ever changing. Everyone's a rookie. That's how fast the industry is changing. So what I'm really excited about is to be part of that change. So listen on the iHeartRadio app, Apple Podcasts, or wherever you get your podcasts. The new era of UFC on Paramount Plus comes out swinging. Highlight machine Justin Gage collides with Patty the Batty Pimblet in a must see high octane main event. Plus Sean Sugar O'Malley faces off against Sonja Dong in a standup war filled with high level striking. Pay-per-view just got knocked …”
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Julian Edelman reveals that new morning Uncrustable sandwiches are the ultimate game day snack, boasting 12 grams of protein. With flavors like Bright Eyed Berry and Up and Apple, these easy-to-grab treats are perfect for any pre-game ritual, whether you're at home or heading to the locker room. Elevate your Sunday kickoff with this delicious and energizing addition to your routine.
“… there was a chance like he was possibly going to move. And I was like, oh my gosh, if he moves, like, yeah. And he ended up getting a better job in Austin So we stayed and I was living in an apartment with my best friend And I remember thinking that when I move out of this apartment I going to be engaged to George Like I knew that we were going to get married. So we like bought this older house in Austin from the bank. It was like a total beat up, like fixer upper. What part of town? Northwest Hills. Okay. Which like we could, I don't even think we could afford that house today. Oh, you have a …”
“… like young people that just like, you know, worked all day until like seven o'clock at night. Okay. So y'all both had jobs right out of college. Yes. Okay. And, and even that was tough. Finding jobs I remember was hard. when we first graduated. And there was a chance like he was possibly going to move. And I was like, oh my gosh, if he moves, like, yeah. And he ended up getting a better job in Austin So we stayed and I was living in an apartment with my best friend And I remember thinking that when I move out of this apartment I going to be engaged to George Like I knew that we were going to get married. So we like bought this older house in Austin from the bank. It was like a total beat up, like fixer upper. What part of town? Northwest Hills. Okay. Which like we could, I don't even think we could afford that house today. Oh, you have a video where you're driving by your first house. Yes. Okay. Did y'all fix her up? You might not remember. Do you remember who Kinky Freeman is? Kinky Freeman? He was from Texas. He wrote for Texas Monthly. And he was like this crazy political figure in Texas. He was like a singer-songwriter. And so he was in the Texas music scene and was like friends …”
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Kara and George share a hilarious reflection on their unexpected journey from corporate jobs to pursuing music. The funniest moment comes when George's laid-back attitude during their house renovation is revealed—he'd rather hire someone than get his hands dirty, showcasing their contrasting personalities in a lighthearted way.
“We'll talk about it all here on the Midas Touch podcast. I'm here in Austin with Brett and Jordy, where we are attending a number of podcasts and media related things, representing the Midas Mighty out here If you been wondering where are you guys That where we been lately And it been an honor though to represent the Midas Touch Network out here Brett and Jordy how are you Midas Touch live from Austin Texas Who'd have thunk it? They actually got us out of the house, brothers. Look at that. It's been a good trip so far. …”
“We'll talk about it all here on the Midas Touch podcast. I'm here in Austin with Brett and Jordy, where we are attending a number of podcasts and media related things, representing the Midas Mighty out here If you been wondering where are you guys That where we been lately And it been an honor though to represent the Midas Touch Network out here Brett and Jordy how are you Midas Touch live from Austin Texas Who'd have thunk it? They actually got us out of the house, brothers. Look at that. It's been a good trip so far. I want to give a huge shout out to everybody watching live, everybody listening on the audio podcast. I know, I'll just say out front, I know we're still having issues with the audio podcast on Apple Podcasts. podcasts. If you're still unable to find the feed, let us know. We're working with it. But just continue to refresh that feed, leave …”
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Donald Trump's foreign policy has led to a dramatic shift from arrogance to desperation, as he now begs for allies' support in a spiraling war. The brothers of MeidasTouch reflect on how Trump's disregard for international alliances has backfired, leaving America isolated and facing the consequences of his actions. This situation exemplifies the downfall of Trump's promised golden age, revealing instead an era of American humiliation.
“But Montaigne stands behind like, oh, I'm going to give you MRR numbers. And Austin stands behind him. Yeah, exactly. And that's the thing that I think people don't get. Obviously Anthropoc is on a heater right now. They're obviously seeing everything that OpenClaw is building and they're brick by brick building the same kinds of things. So they have dispatch so you can use it when you're not in your computer. They've got automation so it runs in a loop like a cron job. I'm sure they'll add lots of other things. But the thing …”
“But Montaigne stands behind like, oh, I'm going to give you MRR numbers. And Austin stands behind him. Yeah, exactly. And that's the thing that I think people don't get. Obviously Anthropoc is on a heater right now. They're obviously seeing everything that OpenClaw is building and they're brick by brick building the same kinds of things. So they have dispatch so you can use it when you're not in your computer. They've got automation so it runs in a loop like a cron job. I'm sure they'll add lots of other things. But the thing that it doesn't have that unlocks all this other stuff is Claude is not mine. Claude is everybody's. A Claude or a plus one is mine and is a reflection of me and it becomes a reflection of me because we have a personal relationship and that unlocks all this, all this other cascading stuff where, for example, if, uh, if R2C2 messes up publicly in …”
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Imagine having an AI agent that feels like a personal assistant, capable of managing tasks just like a human coworker. This cultural shift in organizations is redefining responsibility and trust in AI interactions, as employees engage with their AI agents in real-time conversations. Despite some limitations, the bond formed with these AI systems is changing how we work for the long haul.
“… what you get. And then when you see these guys that maybe not as talented and they work their asses off, now you get a Tyrese Maxey. Now you get an Austin Reeves. Yeah. That's what you get. Yeah. You see guys like, well, damn, where he come from? Yeah. He came for working his ass off That it head down It not that complicated It not But you know the ones that work It ain complicated It ain't complicated, but y'all know it's a lot of sacrifices that got to come with it. Meaning, listen, if you ain't got people around you who think like you, meaning like if you just got cats around you and they …”
“And that's the thing When your best player Is your hardest worker That's why You get a Kevin Durant you get a Kobe, you get a Jordan, you get a Steph Curry, you get a LeBron, that's what you get. You get shape. That's what you get. And then when you see these guys that maybe not as talented and they work their asses off, now you get a Tyrese Maxey. Now you get an Austin Reeves. Yeah. That's what you get. Yeah. You see guys like, well, damn, where he come from? Yeah. He came for working his ass off That it head down It not that complicated It not But you know the ones that work It ain complicated It ain't complicated, but y'all know it's a lot of sacrifices that got to come with it. Meaning, listen, if you ain't got people around you who think like you, meaning like if you just got cats around you and they can't wait till 9, 10 o'clock come to ask you if we going to the club or not, man, please. You got to have some dudes who are around you who want to work, who are going to hold you accountable and keep you in check, bro. You got to have that. You know you got to have that. Look, and people go jump in the comments, man, everybody worked hard on their …”
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To achieve greatness, you must be prepared to sacrifice relationships and comfort, as exemplified by sports legends like LeBron and Brady. Their relentless work ethic, characterized by monotony and discipline, sets them apart from those who merely clock in for a paycheck. The greater your aspirations, the greater the sacrifices required to reach them.
“you know it's funny talking about all this and the reason i brought up austin jackson's name at the beginning of the show i saw a clip he's doing uh kevin pilar's um i think he's doing a podcast right now and he's actually sounds really good so shout out kevin pilar nice um but austin jackson was talking about like he said you know i would show up to these showcases and he goes i would see guys and they just were stronger than me faster than me threw the ball harder than me hit the ball farther than me and he'd be like i …”
“you know it's funny talking about all this and the reason i brought up austin jackson's name at the beginning of the show i saw a clip he's doing uh kevin pilar's um i think he's doing a podcast right now and he's actually sounds really good so shout out kevin pilar nice um but austin jackson was talking about like he said you know i would show up to these showcases and he goes i would see guys and they just were stronger than me faster than me threw the ball harder than me hit the ball farther than me and he'd be like i don't know what i'm doing here he goes and then the games would start and he said um i'd see them get out and i'd see the way they reacted to it slumped shoulders you know like hanging their head and he goes that's where i'm gonna that's where i'm gonna do it because i've been through failure i know how to handle failure and that's where i'm gonna …”
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Austin Jackson reveals that the true test of a player isn't just physical ability, but how they handle failure. While others may crumble under pressure, Jackson's experience with setbacks has taught him resilience, making him a formidable competitor in baseball. This insight highlights the critical role of mental toughness and preparation in achieving success in sports.
“… a tough break. And you know what? Maybe this is what they need Maybe it like maybe the Oilers are better without dry saddle Yeah So dry saddle and Austin Matthews right Austin Matthews I think is out for the year two For the Leafs Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I saw that like two days ago. That sucks. Yeah. So there's a tough break from Whitney. I have not seen. Kind of tough for us because we don't, like if they're not good, it's not even fun. Yeah. If there's no expectations. I mean, it just seems like it's all falling in place for the abs right now. But yeah. Whitney had a bad couple of days. He said …”
“… like, hey, did you buy anything? I was like, no, no, absolutely not. Not even close. I did not even think about buying anything. And the other hot seat is Ryan Whitney. Oh. Because Dry Saddle is out for the year. Oh. They just announced, which is a tough break. And you know what? Maybe this is what they need Maybe it like maybe the Oilers are better without dry saddle Yeah So dry saddle and Austin Matthews right Austin Matthews I think is out for the year two For the Leafs Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I saw that like two days ago. That sucks. Yeah. So there's a tough break from Whitney. I have not seen. Kind of tough for us because we don't, like if they're not good, it's not even fun. Yeah. If there's no expectations. I mean, it just seems like it's all falling in place for the abs right now. But yeah. Whitney had a bad couple of days. He said that he was in a coffee shop and some kid looked at him and was like, hey, ask that old man what time it is. Said that to their friend. So Whitney was just the random old man in the coffee shop. Damn. Then Drysaddle goes out for the year. I don't know if that means also out for the playoffs. Yeah, probably. Out for the regular season at least right …”
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I had my eye on Jim Irsay's guitar auction, hoping to snag a piece of rock history, but everything went for millions—way out of my budget. With iconic guitars like Pink Floyd's Black Strat selling for $15 million, I realized I was just a broke boy in a sea of wealthy bidders. This moment was a stark reminder of the disparity in the auction world and a tough break for my aspirations.
“… country Right With the the the rumor of sleeper cells drones these attacks you seen four radical Islamic inspired attacks since Epic Fury began The Austin shooting, the New York City nail bomber, the situation up in Michigan and that situation in in Virginia at Old Dominion University. And you have the Democrat Party saying, eh, homeland security is not important. Well, I think the tide is starting to turn there. The lines at the airport are inconveniencing people, which is the least of our problems. But there are threats in this country. There are attacks in this country. And maybe these attacks …”
“So the Democrats are A hypocrites on that one because you not going to see them putting up any of these people in their home But B look at the Department of Homeland You have you have an elevated terror risk in this country Right With the the the rumor of sleeper cells drones these attacks you seen four radical Islamic inspired attacks since Epic Fury began The Austin shooting, the New York City nail bomber, the situation up in Michigan and that situation in in Virginia at Old Dominion University. And you have the Democrat Party saying, eh, homeland security is not important. Well, I think the tide is starting to turn there. The lines at the airport are inconveniencing people, which is the least of our problems. But there are threats in this country. There are attacks in this country. And maybe these attacks weren't planned, but they're being planned now because the Department of Homeland Security is currently not funded. that the mainstream media is actually starting now to push back on some of these Democrats, which is interesting. So we've got NBC, we've got CNN, and we've got CBS, all starting to push back on some of these Senate Democrats about …”
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Despite rising terror risks in America, Democrats are accused of neglecting the Department of Homeland Security's funding. Recent attacks and a government shutdown have led to media scrutiny of their actions, highlighting a political blame game between parties. This segment reveals how mainstream media is starting to push back against Democrats on national security issues.
“… Legally Blonde 2, Red, White, and Blonde. Of course. I mean, I just... Nothing but respect for my president, Zach. uh okay uh luca donchich and austin reeves uh both got injured after my last podcast so i haven't talked much about them luca calf strain uh typical recovery time four to six weeks austin reeves oblique four to six weeks luca is flying to europe and flowing to europe for some sort of injection related treatment to speed up the healing process there is no timetable like there is no i've asked around to lucas people to lakers people about like if if this works what is like can he …”
“Okay, before we talk about the Lakers, I just want to clarify something important from the first segment of the podcast. The Legally Blonde sequel is called Legally Blonde 2, Red, White, and Blonde. Of course. I mean, I just... Nothing but respect for my president, Zach. uh okay uh luca donchich and austin reeves uh both got injured after my last podcast so i haven't talked much about them luca calf strain uh typical recovery time four to six weeks austin reeves oblique four to six weeks luca is flying to europe and flowing to europe for some sort of injection related treatment to speed up the healing process there is no timetable like there is no i've asked around to lucas people to lakers people about like if if this works what is like can he play in the first round can he play in the middle of the first round there's no timetable like that there's no there's nothing said in son they're just going to see what happens um the implications but i actually let's start with the team implications because the lakers go from very scary third seed to now denver's actually in third and the lakers …”
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The Lakers' playoff prospects are bleak without Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, making them the team everyone wants to face in the first round.
The Lakers' playoff prospects are grim without Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, making them the team everyone wants to face in the first round.
The Lakers' playoff prospects are bleak without Luka Dončić and Austin Reaves, making them an easy target for other teams.
“But also, I liked Austin Kroll. And Austin's just as bad as West. Austin also played Sierra. Oh, God. Okay, Christina, thank you. Christina said, the public press may access today's conference at 5 p.m. Eastern time via the court's audio telephone conference line. So if you're listening to this before 5 p.m. Eastern or 2 p.m. Pacific, Here is the number. The teleconference line is 855-244-8681. Okay, that's 855-244-8681. And the access code, write this down. I told you …”
“But also, I liked Austin Kroll. And Austin's just as bad as West. Austin also played Sierra. Oh, God. Okay, Christina, thank you. Christina said, the public press may access today's conference at 5 p.m. Eastern time via the court's audio telephone conference line. So if you're listening to this before 5 p.m. Eastern or 2 p.m. Pacific, Here is the number. The teleconference line is 855-244-8681. Okay, that's 855-244-8681. And the access code, write this down. I told you to bring your handy dandy notebook. Write this down. The access code is 230-251-28756. Okay, so the call-in number is 855-244-8681. Access code 230-251-28756. I don't know why I'm even repeating it because it's not like you guys can't slow it down or rewind it to re-get the number. Yeah. Is it true that Amanda's swimwear line got dropped? I don't …”
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Rumors are swirling that Amanda Batul's swimwear line may have been dropped due to poor sales. This revelation comes amidst a broader discussion about the ongoing court hearings involving Justin Baldoni and Blake Lively. The segment highlights the intersection of celebrity culture and business ventures, underscoring the challenges faced by public figures in the fashion industry.
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