HeyJaredNo More Bad Events
From locking in tech vendors to booking high-impact speakers to ensuring the cocktail hour goes off without a hitch, planning meetings or events can be a daunting task, and the likelihood of something going sideways is inevitable.
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The Promise to the Audience (ft. Jason Hewlett | Hall of Fame Speaker, Author and Entertainer) (opens the original)
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On this episode of No More Bad Events, Scott Bloom sits down with Hall of Fame speaker, entertainer, and author Jason Hewlett for a candid conversation about reinvention, integrity, and what it really takes to create memorable experiences. Jason opens up about his willingness to say yes to things that scare him - from headlining Las Vegas shows and delivering inspirational keynotes to now selling out theaters with his Elton John and Billy Joel tribute performances. He shares the story behind his
Ninja Warrior Wisdom: A High-Performance Event Strategy (ft. Ty Bennett | World-renowned Speaker, Bestselling Author, Entrepreneur) [Re-Release] (opens the original)
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Ty Bennett joins Scott Bloom to share his one-of-a-kind keynote experience performed with his two teenage sons. Using American Ninja Warrior-inspired feats, Ty combines high-energy visuals with powerful lessons on performance, adaptability, and teamwork. They dive into how working with his kids brings real family dynamics and entrepreneurial lessons to the stage, while the Ninja Warrior obstacles serve as a vivid metaphor for overcoming challenges. All of it, backed by original research. Ty is a
Your Next Events Starts on LinkedIn (ft. Davang Shah | VP of Marketing | LinkedIn) (opens the original)
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Scott Bloom’s 100th episode of No More Bad Events features a milestone conversation with Davang Shah, the executive who leads marketing for LinkedIn’s ads business and has spent more than 25 years in event and marketing roles. Together, Scott and Davang explore how LinkedIn can serve as a true engine for events — helping planners, speakers, and marketers attract the right attendees, deepen engagement, and turn post-event momentum into real business results. The episode breaks down LinkedIn’s uni
With a Little Help from My Friends (ft. Rob Lawless | Human Connection Keynote Speaker | Meeting 10K People) (opens the original)
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On this 99th episode of No More Bad Events, the one before the big one, Scott Bloom sits down with Rob Lawless, the man behind one of the most unusual and revealing human connection projects you’re likely to hear about. What began as a simple idea — meeting one person a day, making one friend, one hour at a time — turned into a long-running experiment in empathy, curiosity, and the hidden power of real conversation. Along the way, Rob has met thousands of people from around the world, built a sp
Let’s All Pause for a Moment (ft. Tim Richardson | Keynote Speaker | Author & Leadership Expert) (opens the original)
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In this episode of No More Bad Events, host Scott Bloom sits down with keynote speaker and leadership expert Tim Richardson to explore the crucial relationship between speakers and event planners, highlighting the importance of thorough pre-event communication, shared expectations, and tailored event experiences. The conversation dives deep into Tim’s unique philosophy of “pausitivity”—the power of the pause—and how intentional breaks and reflection can foster innovation, creativity, and actiona
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