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Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998) gets the Grandma's House treatment in a very special episode! Isaac and Seth are joined by guest Patrick Scott Patterson — self-described "Drewbie" and host of The Patrick Scott Patterson Project podcast — to revisit Drew Barrymore's self-proclaimed favorite film of her career. Together they explore what makes this Cinderella retelling so enduring: a heroine who actually fights back, earned romance, brilliant witty dialogue, scene-stealing performances from Da Vinci, and a final courtroom moment that still hits every time. They also dig into fun facts, trivia, audience reviews, and settle the ultimate question — does it hold up today? Grandma's Family Friendly Rating: B- | PG-13, mild | Free on Disney+ & Tubi 🎙️ Guest: Patrick Scott Patterson — find The Patrick Scott Patterson Project on all major podcast platforms! 📬 moviesatgrandmashouse@gmail.com | 🛍️ movieposters.com — code GrandmasHouse for up to 15% off

Mark interviews Scott from The Patrick Scott Patterson Project Podcast. Prior to the interview, Mark shares a personal update, comments from recent episodes, and a word about this episode's sponsor. This episode is sponsored by an affiliate link to Manuscript Report . Use code MARK10 at checkout and save 10% off your own personalized report. In the interview Mark and Scott talk about: How Scott got into the current numerous roles that he is participating in today, including podcasting Being inspired by the dreams that his parents had but which they pushed off to the side The pro wrestling experience that he did for 10 years The importance of deciding to try Scott's reasoning behind the Patrick Scott Patterson Project How at the end of the day we're all human beings - some folks have just reached for their dreams Interviewing notable celebrities on Scott's podcast Doing the interviews well in advance and having a good 10 episodes in the can already The two year plan that Scott has created for the podcast The positivity in Scott's podcast and what he is doing All the stressful things Scott was going through around the time of the pandemic How Drew Barrymore's new talk show was exactly what Sco needed to get through those hard days The way that Drew Barrymore makes Scott smile - period! How something Barrymore said in one of those episodes really struck with Scott The incredible power of doing/saying even the smallest nice thing such as "have a nice day" which can make a huge difference in someone else's life How Scott feels better himself when he's being kind to someone Meeting Drew Barrymore on her 50th Birthday episode taping after more than 42 years of first seeing her with his mom when he was 7 and they went to see E.T. Some of the favorite moments on Scott's podcast Advice Scott would offer to writers who haven't yet put their work out into the world How Scott first got on Collector's Call because of a fluffy news story from 5 years earlier Gary K Wolf's story about how many times his book "Who Wacked Roger Rabbit" was repeatedly rejected over the years. He never gave up, and it's, incidentally his most well-known book. The movie adaptation would never have happened After the interview Mark reflects on a few things that Scott said about positivity, creating "comfort food" moments, and the importance of having things out there and how it can lead to opportunities. Links of Interest: Patrick Scott Patterson's Website YouTube Channel CBC - Cost of Living - How Scholastic Book Fairs Became Tight With Canadian Schools Mini Trailer for LOVER'S MOON (Romantic Comedy) Full Audio of LOVER'S MOON Read by the Authors (YouTube) Patreon Post (Free for anyone to read): I Get Knocked Down, But I Get Up Again! Substack article: <a href= "https://starkreflections.substack.com/p/eight-years-452-episodes-and-one" target="_blank" rel="noop

Brewing Success with Scott Patterson, CEO of Scottie P’s Big Mug Coffee In this episode of Alternative Riff on the Total Media Network, hosts Neil Haley and Lola B. welcome actor, entrepreneur, and coffee mogul Scott Patterson. Known to millions as Luke from Gilmore Girls, Patterson has turned his on-screen coffee association into a thriving real-world business with Scottie P’s Big Mug Coffee. The conversation dives into his passion for ownership, the entrepreneurial drive in his bloodline, and how building something of his own became more meaningful than his acting career. Patterson shares how both sides of his family influenced his entrepreneurial mindset—from his grandfather’s hard work in real estate to his mother’s determination to support herself without help, even after divorce. That ethic of grit and independence is what Patterson says fuels his ability to grind out 20-hour days and lead his company. He explains that passion is the differentiator: without genuine love for what you’re doing, you simply won’t put in the hours it takes to succeed. Launching the coffee company came with hurdles, especially supply chain and fulfillment errors early on. Patterson recalls calling hundreds of customers on Christmas Eve to personally apologize for incorrect orders—turning a major setback into lifelong customer loyalty. He emphasizes that great products matter, but great customer service can make or break a brand. His approach is rooted in trust, handshake-style partnerships, and surrounding himself with good people who share his values. Family also shaped his decision to pivot from music and acting into coffee full-time. After touring 27 shows in 20 days, Patterson realized he didn’t want to repeat his father’s absence by being on the road during his son’s childhood. Coffee became the business that allowed him to stay home, remain creative, and build a legacy. He proudly calls this the best decision of his life, putting fatherhood before career, while still creating an enterprise with real growth potential. The episode also touches on Gilmore Girls and how the show continues to impact fans worldwide. Patterson shares moving stories, including soldiers overseas who said watching the series got them through deployments. To him, the role of Luke has been less about fame and more about comforting audiences in unexpected ways. Ultimately, Patterson’s story is about more than coffee or acting—it’s about resilience, service, and building something meaningful that uplifts not only his own family but also the small businesses he partners with through his gift boxes.

We're still talking about that phenomenal recording of Fr. Rivers and the Hawkins Family in a new episode of MFR! And we talk about so much more as well. Bonus content from our interview with composer and former Church musician Scott Patterson, featured in Episode 29, forms the content of this episode of Meet Father Rivers. Eric tells us more about Afro House, the art collective our guest Scott (and Alisha Patterson) lead. Then Emily, Eric and Scott discuss music ministry, form in art (and when to break it), Earth, Wind & Fire as church music, liturgy as "folk art" and how to have church all week. We intersperse more music from the Hawkins Family concert with Fr. Rivers and close with reflections on the importance of leadership in liturgy. Enjoy this eclectic episode of Meet Father Rivers. For Episode 30 Show Notes, click here.

In this episode of Aftermarket Champions, our host, Vivek Joshi, Founder & CEO at Entytle engages in an insightful conversation with Scott Patterson, Vice President of the Fire Business at Peerless. Scott's journey from the Factory Floor to his current VP role is an inspiring tale, and he imparts valuable advice to aspiring aftermarket leaders. Scott stresses the significance of active listening , reliability & persistence in execution , along with the power of storytelling . He urges professionals to take ownership of their targets and commitments, as delivering on promises builds credibility and trust with customers and colleagues alike. During the discussion, Scott reflects on his transition from quality to services domain and emphasizes the importance of understanding human nature, which has been instrumental in his personal growth. In a fascinating insight, Scott introduces his "palms up approach" to the commercial mindset. He advocates helping people find solutions rather than merely selling them. The key to becoming a successful aftermarket leader, according to him, lies in persistent and unwavering dedication to assisting customers. Overall, Scott Patterson's journey and wisdom make this episode a must-listen for anyone seeking inspiration and success in driving aftermarket growth for Industrial OEMs.

On episode 6 of “The Podcast About the Podcasts About Television,” prepare for a unique perspective on the beloved series Gilmore Girls. We’re bringing you a special review of “I’m All In with Scott Patterson,” where the main character himself, Scott Patterson (aka Luke Danes), dives into the world of Stars Hollow for the very first time. But here’s the twist: Scott Patterson doesn’t know much about Gilmore Girls, and he doesn’t even care about it. Yet, he embarks on a journey to watch all 154 episodes and 4 movies, exploring iconic locations like Stars Hollow, Doosey’s Market, Miss Patty’s, and Mrs. Kim’s antique shop. And let’s not forget the countless pop culture references along the way. Join us as we navigate the complexities of the show and its passionate fanbase. Whether you’re Team Dean, Team Logan, or Team Jess, this podcast promises to entertain and enlighten. But is that promise fulfilled? No. No it’s not. I’m All In with Scott Patterson Twenty years ago, you met Luke Danes…backward cap, plaid flannel, pouring the coffee. For the VERY first time, Scott Patterson (aka Luke) is watching Gilmore Girls. 154 episodes and 4 movies. We’ll visit Stars Hollow, Doosey’s Market, Miss Patty’s, Mrs. Kim’s antique shop and more pop culture references than you can count. Join us whether you’re Team Dean, Team Logan or Team Jess. And, we’ll see if we can figure out “who’s the daddy”. We’ll talk fast, and if you can smell snow, if Paris isn’t just a city in France, and Friday night dinner is a requirement… you don’t want to miss this. Finally, cell phones are allowed. Listen everywhere you listen to podcasts. I AM ALL IN, an iHeartRadio podcast. The post I Am All In with Scott Patterson – The Podcast About The Podcasts About Television first appeared on Shows What You Know .

In this episode, Matthew Parker talks about MoonPay's $150M secondary and Plaid's screen-scraping empire. Matt also interviews T. Scott Patterson , Founder & CEO of Tumble, a laundry service serving multi-family properties. Thanks for tuning in to our latest episode with Matt Martin, CEO of Clockwise, now available on Youtube . And make sure to head over to our new YouTube channel to check out the video version of this episode and clips from previous episodes. We appreciate your support and can't wait to bring you more exciting content in the future! I enjoyed discussing MoonPay's $150M secondary and Plaid's screen-scraping empire this week. If you enjoyed the episode, don't forget to like, subscribe, comment, and leave reviews on Apple or Spotify . Show Notes * I attended three events in San Francisco's tech week — and plan to attend two in LA later this week. The SF recap got cut but I will be sure to recap both SF and LA with a special guest. * T. Scott Patterson , CEO of Tumble , talks about how he built his company through the pandemic. * The Information reported that MoonPay 's co-founder and his team cashed out substantially on a big round in 2021, and the deal is already been devalued by large investors. * Plaid , a screen-scraping company, is valued at $13 billion, and it has 8,000 FinTech apps using the platform today. Plaid has laid the foundation for many companies to scrape financial data. * Plaid's screen scraping has made open banking a real thing, but it has also paid the price for screen scraping. * Plaid has partnerships with 45 financial institutions and is used by one in three US bank account holders. * Mark Zuckerberg's Memorial Day fitness challenge is also discussed. Links: * Stretch Four YouTube (Subscribe Now) * Apple (Write a review) * Spotify * The Information Article on MoonPay * Plaid * Tumble * Chris Bosh's former waterfront Miami Beach mansion * ModernTax * The Bloomberg article on Plaid Get full access to Four Insights at stretchfour.substack.com/subscribe

On Today’s episode I’m joined by fellow Marines Scott Patterson and Kristopher Floyd from Tumble, a veteran-owned tech start-up that’s bringing laundry day into the 21st century. Together, they created a new category of laundry called Smart Laundry to provide residents with a #ModernLaundryExperience. On the show, Scott and Kris share insight into Tumble’s Go-To-Market Strategy, including their current marketing stack, along with the category design process for smart laundry. Be sure to subscribe to the Dog Whistle Brand Newsletter on Substack here: www.dogwhistlebranding.com Visit Scott and Kristopher’s website here: www.tumble.to Dog Whistle Branding is brought to you by the team at IRONBOUND Media, where we help veteran business leaders create, distribute, and grow branded podcasts, in order to engage with your ideal audience. We believe audio is the future of publishing, and we’re committed to leading the movement for the veteran entrepreneurial community. You can learn more by visiting www.IRONBOUNDMedia.com This series is powered by The Lions Pride, a professional training coaching company for Badass Founders, that serves mission-driven, high-performing, small business owners with at-the-ready resources, battle-tested tools, and full-service support. We're proud to support veteran- and other badass-owned businesses at every stage of growth. Learn—and get—more at TheLionsPride.com

Jason Hartman is joined by author, Scott Patterson to discuss high frequency trading, of which roughly 70 percent is driven by computers. Scott says the firms using artificial intelligence for high-speed trading make it nearly impossible for the little guy to compete in the markets. According to his book, Dark Pools, these robot systems trade in milliseconds. High frequency firms flood the market with buy and sell orders, effectively clogging up the system and posing a threat to other firms. While this electronic exchange made the system more effective, one has to wonder if this trading style hasn’t become detrimental to the markets overall when trading successfully is defined by milliseconds. Scott coined the term “A.I. Bandits” to describe electronic high frequency trading. Scott also discusses the history of quant strategies based on his book, The Quants, a mathematical scientific approach to outsmarting Wall Street, which led to the recent financial crash. He calls the quant system “a classic tale of hubris.” Scott Patterson is author of The Quants and his new release, Dark Pools, and is currently a reporter for The Wall Street Journal, where he covers financial regulation from Washington, D.C. He has also written for the New York Times, Rolling Stone and Mother Earth News. He has a Masters of Arts degree from James Madison University. He lives in Alexandria, Virginia.