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Episode 0 – The Outliers Inn – Inaugural Episode

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About the Podcast

Welcome to the inaugural episode of The Outliers Inn Podcast!

Topic: This is the inaugural edition, so please forgive the roughness of it – we promise to get better over time!   Pretty much just getting our feet wet, figuring out the technology, etc.   Its a bit rough around the edges at times, again inaugural episode, so please forgive the dropouts and funny audio.

Your hosts, Joseph and Benjamin, joined by guest Matt “Boom” Daniel, Marine Aviator and graduate of Top Gun, kick of this episode by sharing how the Outliers Inn takes its inspiration from Car Talk, a show devoted to automobiles – more specifically, owners of automobiles and their maladies (of the cars, mostly, not the owners – but sometimes the owners… or perhaps their relatives or even their pets)…

Hosts: Joseph Paris, Founder of the OpEx Society,  & Benjamin Taylor,  Managing Partner of RedQuadrant.

Guest: Matt (Boom) Daniel

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