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We talk with interesting people about the things they're interested in. Our content runs the gamut, from health to business to food to hobbies to reading, and everything in between.
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Signup to Generate a PitchMister K and Company is a business podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 25 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.
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I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! But what are America's favorite ice cream flavors? Tillamook did a survey on ice cream, and we have the results for you on this edition of "Mister K and Company." Also: what are the most friendly pet cities in America, according to a WalletHub survey; and all about the "Business Raccoon," a new children's book from author Andy Gutman.
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If you have a cat, listen to this before July 5, 2026! You can nominate your cat - or cats for a "Purrfect Choice Award." Ken talks with cat owner and "Purrfect Choice Awards" host Wendy Ly about how to get involved. <br />Ken also has information about this year's "A Capitol Fourth" concert at the U.S. Capitol on PBS; and then talks with a "chocolate historian" at Mars, Inc. and the winner of the "History Tellers Award" about the history of chocolate, and July 4th.
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If you have a cat, listen to this before July 5, 2026! You can nominate your cat - or cats for a "Purrfect Choice Award." Ken talks with cat owner and "Purrfect Choice Awards" host Wendy Ly about how to get involved. Ken also has information about this year's "A Capitol Fourth" concert at the U.S. Capitol on PBS; and then talks with a "chocolate historian" at Mars, Inc. and the winner of the "History Tellers Award" about the history of chocolate, and July 4th.
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Is screentime bad for kids? Recent research says no, and that it can be rewarding. In this edition of "Mister K and Company," Ken talks with an official with Lingokids, the number one app for kids between the ages of two and eight, with more than 300 million downloads. <br />Also, which are the healthiest cities in the USA? And which are the UNhealthiest? Ken runs down the list from wallethub.com.<br />April is Naional Volunteer Month, and our guest is Matt Bertram, Vice President of Volunteer Services at the American Red Cross, which is modernizing its volunteer initiatives.
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Spring is here, and a man's fancy turns to cars. But which cars (or trucks) hold the best resale value? We find out on this edition of "Mister K and Company" as Ken talks with Kelley Blue Book Managing Editor Sean Tucker. <br />Also: PGA Golfer Max Homa and Dr. Tina Bhutani talk about Seborrheic Dermatitis, a chronic inflammatory skin disease Max has been living with for years, and ways to treat it.<br />And between the two: which are the USA's most obese and overweight cities? WalletHub did a study on that, and Ken has the results.
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