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Rambling 147: Free Live Show

Are live shows worth it? Will listeners show? Will money get made? Are the profits worth the effort? Or should the content come first and the profit be an after thought? And where do we host these shows? Can it be done at a private location? An Island resort perhaps? The duo decides where to host their first life show and who is allowed to be present to listen in.

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Topics Discussed

Live Studio Audience

30 Listener Limit

What is a Country?

How do Passports work?

Artificial Islands

Ticket Prices

Free Live Shows

$1,000 Tickets

Mega Shark

Mechazilla

Crocodiles vs Alligators

The Kraken

Unsolved Math Problems

Guest Alex Grey

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Time to re-engage

We are about to release the sixth calendar we’ve created for Legistics. Instead of the divisions, anger and frustration of 2020, perhaps we can shift our focus to address some of the big concerns we all share. After a year of being reactive, of struggling, of turning inward, we hope that 2021 will be a year of re-engagement. The pandemic has shown us that, without a doubt, we are all citizens of…

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Our newest Gold Davey award

Winning awards isn’t the reason we do what we do. We like happy clients even more than happy peers. But it still feels good when you get one.

Especially the Gold.

Congrats to designer Amy Crossan, photographer James Armas, and writer Emily Hutta for their work on the 2020 Legistics calendar. What a team!

(Click an image if you want to read the text. Which you totally do.)

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A quarter of a million dollars in a weekend

That’s how much money we helped raise for scholarships at the sixth annual COPi Cup Invitational Tournament at Pebble Beach. ($223,785 to be perfectly accurate.)

The fundraiser was conceived by our philanthropic client Philip Frengs, the CEO of Legistics, Inc. (That’s Phil in the salmon-colored pants, driving one straight toward the green, just like he does with his charities.)

Named…

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