Ryan Alford

Again, telling you about the business that is trading cards, the investment opportunities, and of course, where it's all headed. We've had some amazing guests. Gary Vee, everybody knows that name. Brian Ludden, he is the founder of LudX. And several other friends, colleagues, and big players in the industry. Here's just a little sample of what that series is bringing to the table.

Again, telling you about the business that is trading cards, the investment opportunities, and of course, where it's all headed. We've had some amazing guests. Gary Vee, everybody knows that name. Brian Ludden, he is the founder of LudX. And several other friends, colleagues, and big players in the industry. Here's just a little sample of what that series is bringing to the table.

Again, telling you about the business that is trading cards, the investment opportunities, and of course, where it's all headed. We've had some amazing guests. Gary Vee, everybody knows that name. Brian Ludden, he is the founder of LudX. And several other friends, colleagues, and big players in the industry. Here's just a little sample of what that series is bringing to the table.

What the biggest thing is when you open those cartridges, what do I have? That's the question. Because you know you got something good. My kids know, but they're like, they don't know how good. And Ludox is kind of the gateway to knowing what you have.

What the biggest thing is when you open those cartridges, what do I have? That's the question. Because you know you got something good. My kids know, but they're like, they don't know how good. And Ludox is kind of the gateway to knowing what you have.

What the biggest thing is when you open those cartridges, what do I have? That's the question. Because you know you got something good. My kids know, but they're like, they don't know how good. And Ludox is kind of the gateway to knowing what you have.

And I was doing really good financially, but I got tired. I'm a people person, Ryan. I got tired of sitting in the house by myself, running back and forth from this room to that room, I wanted to be around people again. The only time I was around people was when I went to a show, which was once every month or two.

And I was doing really good financially, but I got tired. I'm a people person, Ryan. I got tired of sitting in the house by myself, running back and forth from this room to that room, I wanted to be around people again. The only time I was around people was when I went to a show, which was once every month or two.

And I was doing really good financially, but I got tired. I'm a people person, Ryan. I got tired of sitting in the house by myself, running back and forth from this room to that room, I wanted to be around people again. The only time I was around people was when I went to a show, which was once every month or two.

I really liked the element of the face-to-face interactions, getting to know people, bonding with people, learning people. Like you said, you know my family. You have a great family as well. And it's been an honor and a pleasure for me to meet your family and become a part of you. I'm an extended part of the family. I love it.

I really liked the element of the face-to-face interactions, getting to know people, bonding with people, learning people. Like you said, you know my family. You have a great family as well. And it's been an honor and a pleasure for me to meet your family and become a part of you. I'm an extended part of the family. I love it.

I really liked the element of the face-to-face interactions, getting to know people, bonding with people, learning people. Like you said, you know my family. You have a great family as well. And it's been an honor and a pleasure for me to meet your family and become a part of you. I'm an extended part of the family. I love it.

First up today, Microsoft drops glossy print magazine. Seriously, are you kidding? This made a lot of sense to me, actually. And I think here's the punchline. There's a lot of niche audiences that are hard to reach. And for whatever reason, we always think there's like one size fits all.

First up today, Microsoft drops glossy print magazine. Seriously, are you kidding? This made a lot of sense to me, actually. And I think here's the punchline. There's a lot of niche audiences that are hard to reach. And for whatever reason, we always think there's like one size fits all.

First up today, Microsoft drops glossy print magazine. Seriously, are you kidding? This made a lot of sense to me, actually. And I think here's the punchline. There's a lot of niche audiences that are hard to reach. And for whatever reason, we always think there's like one size fits all.

Like, you know, digital media has proliferated, but there's still a lot of people that read print magazines and that like the physical touch. Look, we're doing a freaking trading card series right now. My kids love it. Physical media isn't completely dead.

Like, you know, digital media has proliferated, but there's still a lot of people that read print magazines and that like the physical touch. Look, we're doing a freaking trading card series right now. My kids love it. Physical media isn't completely dead.

Like, you know, digital media has proliferated, but there's still a lot of people that read print magazines and that like the physical touch. Look, we're doing a freaking trading card series right now. My kids love it. Physical media isn't completely dead.

It's just there's a lot of synergy and a lot of efficiency that happens with digital media and digital knowledge spreading digitally on your phone. But people still like to spend time with printed materials, collect those things. People are reading. People are trying to put the phone down even. So it makes a lot of sense, especially with Microsoft's target being a little older.

It's just there's a lot of synergy and a lot of efficiency that happens with digital media and digital knowledge spreading digitally on your phone. But people still like to spend time with printed materials, collect those things. People are reading. People are trying to put the phone down even. So it makes a lot of sense, especially with Microsoft's target being a little older.