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Sponsor read for Petivity Smart Feeder
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Sponsored disease awareness and product promotion for Caplite (Johnson & Johnson)
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Promotion of host's Substack newsletter 'Now They Tell Us'
"It's called Now They Tell Us. The first edition is up. You can watch it. Over at Substack, it's called Now They Tell Us. The first edition is up. You can read it right now. There will be a column that is landing in your inbox very soon about Tony Romo. David knows that because David did the art for it. And by the way, the art treatment told you the soft line, but the art treatment for now they tell us it's absolutely fantastic. Thank you. As always, you also came up with this awesome idea where we're going to have photos of whoever I'm writing about. And they're going to look like a photo that is on a physical, you know, physical newspaper. Have that quality. When your stuff is designed by David Schumacher. It's a little stuff. 20% better. Let me tell you. Anyway, now they tell us it's on Substack. It's absolutely free. It's free. Sign up right now. David, I want to talk to you about the Paramount Warner Brothers merger."
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Sponsor read for Home Depot holiday decor
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Newsletter plug for 'Now They Tell Us' and Tony Romo column
"A column in your inbox within the next 24 hours about the legacy of one Tony Romo. Instagram we are at press box ringer press box ringer gmail.com for Halloween costume ideas and all of their concerns about this year podcast. David I will see you next Thursday with more look on takes about the media."
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