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Episode Date: May 9, 2025

In this episode of Right About Now, Ryan Alford dives into the hottest business and marketing headlines shaping the week:🎁 Top 10 Mother’s Day Gift IdeasWith Mother’s Day just around the corner, we’re bringing you a curated list of thoughtful, trending, and surprisingly affordable gift ideas that are dominating search and sales charts. From wellness tech to experiential gifts, Ryan breaks down what consumers are buying—and why brands are doubling down on emotional marketing this season.🤖 Amazon Launches the Age of RobotsAmazon just announced a major step into the future with its expanded use of robotics across warehouses and fulfillment centers. We explore what this means for logistics, labor, and how other companies might follow suit in a growing automation race.₿ Big Moves in CryptoFrom major altcoin rallies to new government regulations, Ryan breaks down the latest movements in the crypto space. What’s real, what’s hype, and how should marketers and business owners think about blockchain’s growing role in finance and commerce?🃏 New Trading Card Series DropNostalgia meets niche marketing with the latest release of a pop-culture trading card series that’s catching fire among collectors and digital natives alike. Ryan looks at how brands are tapping into fandom and exclusivity to create viral physical/digital products.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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You're number one, marketing a business show on Apple for two years running. We appreciate that. But yes, we have Mother's Day weekend, Chris. Don't forget. Big weekend. Don't forget, y'all. Hey, happy, they say happy wife, happy life, happy mom, happy life. Happy mom, life to mom.

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So you still have two days left. Let's be honest. We do skew male with this show. We appreciate and love and welcome more females, but we do skew 65% male on this show. So let's be honest here. You ain't bought your mom anything yet. I haven't bought my mom anything yet. You haven't got it done yet.

If you're listening, you've got two days left. That's what we're going through. That's what we're going through. We're going to help you. We're on BuzzFeeds. Value ad, baby. That's what we do. So we're going to get to the business news.

But this is the business that matters. Because, look, I could talk to you about tariffs. I can talk to you about all kinds of stuff. And that stuff matters. But no show covers the gamut. From pop culture to life tips to business news, like right about now with Ryan and Chris. You know, we're getting you the full circle, 360 degrees.

Because look, let me tell you, your business ain't going nowhere if Mama ain't happy. Facts. So, here we go. These are in no order. It's actually a 58 of the best Mother's Day gifts. I'm like, damn, it's a lot of, we're going to do top 10. We're going to keep it simple. To the top.

Yeah. So we're going to go straight to the top. And Chris, I want your reactions here. You know, we're getting this fresh off the presses. So Chris is going to, you know, react to agree or disagree on these gift lists for mom. Number 10, a gift subscription to wantable for the new mom trying to learn how to dress her body after growing and birthing a human. Take my word for it. That is not an easy task.

She can choose and edit, take a quick quiz. and later on, Wantable Stylists do the heavy lifting for them. All the edits will be delivered to their door, including seven items selected just for them. They'll have five days to try everything on and decide whether they want to keep exchange or return them. There are a bunch of haired down themes to choose from, like Mom Mode or April Light, aka spring themed airy options. Get it from Wantable starting at $25. Sounds cool. not for my mom. No more babies. I think she's, I don't think she needs anymore.

I'm returning to close. Yeah. It sounds like, this sounds like mom, like, if you're like, my wife just had a, if we just had a new baby, which can't, is, is not possible. I will know, it's time for me to leave if my wife gets pregnant. It's not feasible. I'll leave that there. But I will say, I think it is for those, those new moms. We do have all kinds of moms, Chris, your mom and I, my mom. are probably a little older, but some are new moms like just had a baby. So we got the whole gamut here. Basically, let's just to break it down, and I've done these services where they send you clothes, you try them on, you keep what you want, send it back. It's actually pretty convenient. The only problem I had is I'm a weird size, man.

I don't like it. I like to try it on this tour. I'm a double XL slim. fit guy. I don't have a big waist. I'm just big broad dude. Go like a wrestler. Yeah, I'm the, I need the wrestler fit. The athletic wrestler fit. And they don't, you have to go try that shit on, unfortunately. So anyway, but it, hey, it is convenient. Number nine. Healed mule sandals with braided straps. You have to see it to believe it. We'll have this,

you got to watch the video. Team's going to have this overlaid. These things are pretty cool looking. I'll tell you what, it looks like my wife. It's not being bad. I'm not like sandals. Sandals. Right. Number eight.

A pickle ball tote bag. Okay. A specific attachment to store paddles plus ample space for balls and accessories so she can focus on crushing her smack talking neighbor Karen. A lot of girls. I love that. My mom would dig that. I mean, not to get on the sidebar, but pickle balls.

kind of all. It's still popping. You know? It's, we got to pickleball court right here. We're at Social House, my co-work lounge on the Swamp Private Trail in Greenville and Pickle Park. One of our exclusive partners actually is right across the street, Chris. Pickleball in G Vegas right here on the Swamp Private Trail. We're going to have to hit it when I'm up there. Dude, I've never played. Well, there's always a first, baby.

I'm good at ping pong, though. You're going to be a big man on a little court. You'll probably be great because you got, You've got a lot of, you can get a lot of reach. Can I carry, can I hold two paddles? You can cover a lot of ground, brother. Oh, yeah. I'm not slow either for my size, you know, in my head. Okay.

Number seven, staying with this thing, Chris, a pickleball set to pay homage to her new favorite hobby. Comes with two paddles, four balls, and a bag to ensure she has the best looking gear of all her competitors. Hey, it's from REM. We get it from Amazon for $32.99. Hey, it's all about value here on right about now. In your top 10 best gifts for Mom from Mother's Day. Number six, waterproof wireless earbuds. She'll happily take on as her new workout buddy and adore for how the digital display will let her know precisely how its battery is left on, is left.

Oh, and did I mention they're pink? Glinda is squealing somewhere over the rainbow. Ooh. These are fun. Only $25.95 on Amazon. Good deal. Good sound. They hold a charge for long periods, and I don't have to worry about them losing power.

That was a quote for one of the reviews. And they're pink. Oh, I'm liking this. A dazzling tennis bracelet. No one would guess cost you less than $20. It's 14-kart gold. has a reliable clasp, unlike those unreliable clasps. And we'll add the perfect amount of sparkle to her daily stack.

That's an interesting way to call it. Sparkle to her daily stack, I guess, of bracelets. Yeah, that's what women call when they wear multiple bracelets. I know you're in a jewelry thing. You could plug that now if you'd like that. I got a stack, guys. Yeah. You double up.

Chris also has some access. So hit them up all night. Oh, yeah, lab growth. Diamond diamonds, envy diamonds. Give me a shout if you need any custom jewelry. Chris Broby Hanson on Instagram. Go hit him in the DMs. He gets you that, that bling, bling behind the scenes.

He takes you care of real good price. Yeah, it's beautiful stuff, actually. I'm a big fan. Very tasteful. Buzzfeed writer, Emma Lord, loves this brand. It's the Cassidy. Was that the name of the brand? No, what's the name of the brand?

It doesn't say. Anyway, she loves it. Good enough. Just go to Amazon and search for dazzling tennis bracelet, 14-kirut gold-plated, reliable class. You'll find it. It'll come up. It looks pretty nice, though.

I will say that. I bought this bracelet to wear with my watch. It looks like the real deal, sparkling. I feel like I'm wearing diamonds. Easy to put on and take off. There's your review. And only 1795. That looks like I might get my mom.

I love that. Yeah. All right. Oh, now we're really stepping it up, Chris. Number four, a facial steamer for moms who adore soaking up the steam from too hot and two short showers. What? I don't know what that means. This little machine will let her reap those same benefits after the kiddos finally go to sleep.

Creates nano-ionic, two of my favorite words in one. Nano-ionic steam that penetrates the skin to. The salt and hydrate, open up pores, increase your bank account, take care of the kids. It's got so many benefits. I don't even know what to do. And helps relieve sinus congestion. Go figure. That's what I thought.

That's why I was the first one's going to be. That's probably definitely does. Facial steamer. This woman looks in misery. The picture you've got to see this. That's why you've got to watch YouTube. We're going to have the team put these up. Only 3995 also at Air Force.

Amazon, this is today's episode brought to you by Amazon shopping. Yeah, literally. Number three, we're getting down to it. Poems of Parenting, a book of relatable poems. Don't have any newer season parent, laughing, crying, and feeling all the things. Poems of parenting. You know, roses are red, violets are blue. I never knew how much of a pain.

Okay, I'll stop there. Ryan is right. How about you? Yes, this book moved me deeply. It echoed so many of my own thoughts and experiences in such a tender, thoughtful way. Some poems made me laugh. Others brought me to tears, but all of them reminded me of the rich, messy, wonderful humanity of parenting. That's a fake review. Nobody writes that.

That was, that's Mariah Menzzi. It was a review on Amazon. It's because I knew what you were going to say next, because I'm like, that's what I would write if this was faking it. If Chad CBT wrote a fake review on Amazon, that would be it. 1999, though, for that book of poems. I'll charge you nothing. I mean, you can call me and I'll give you all you need.

I'm good at poem writing. Pun writing. A portable HP photo printers number two. Now we're getting to the good stuff, Chris. Top two. For anyone who has it, this is actually fun. I like this a lot for moms because. You always, you know, we've gotten to this digital world and you still want to physical photos.

Like, you want to stick it somewhere. You're not to dig through your phone every time. For anyone who hasn't had the time to finish up her kiddo's baby book or make an album dedicated to the last European vacation, no need to log onto another site to order photos or gasp. Go pick them up in an actual store. This gadget will promptly print all of her picks directly from their phone. plus each photo has a sticky backing that'll make them easy to pop into a book or stick to the refrigerator. I mean talking about features.

7999. Reasonable. It's a printer for God's sakes people. I heard the gasps. I didn't even have to hear. I heard the gas. You know, oh, 80 dollars. Compared to everything else.

It sounds expensive. She births you, damn. You can buy her a damn $79. $7 printer. I watched four boys come. Let me just tell you. They deserve a lot more than a $70 printer. I was tired of running to the store for a few pictures and waiting for half an hour.

This is what I decided to try. And it was super easy. A no-brainer. I loved it. And it didn't take much effort to make a project for my kids. Another fake review on Amazon. But it's $79.99. I like it.

I love you. favorite. It's cheaper than ordered them. Drum roll, please, for number one on our BuzzFeed, top 10 gifts for mom in 2025.

A pop-up Mother's Day card. It's so one your mother will absolutely adore. Especially she's a sucker for a handwritten card and has a box under the bed with each and everyone she ever received.

This thing pops up and it's like a big bouquet. Bouquet, bouquet, bouquet. What are you going to say it? You should know better than the hand mother, the mother figure in your life, a Mother's Day gift without a card. Paper love is a small business that makes these cards. It essentially opens. It's like, poof.

Bucay of flowers. Where do I get that? That would be Amazon. It's the sponsor of all of these. $11.89. Nice. And this comes to us from Amazon customer. That's their first and last name.

My wife prominently displayed the pop-up bouquet in our Easter family dinner. That's interesting. How did she do it on Easter if Mother's Day is after Easter? This is already fake. And received rave reviews. This is at my first purchase. And including my Mother's Day card for tomorrow won't be my last. It's a winner.

So says Amazon last name customer. I'm here for the. gifts, not for the reviews. But portable H-Pootoprinter sounded pretty tight. Poems I could pass on. The face steamer. Eh, maybe. The dazzling tennis brace that sounds like the winner of the deal, 1795, unless you're

going to splurge and go straight and Chris for the good stuff. Yeah, bang for your buck for sure. And then, you know, wireless waterproof earbuds for 25 bucks that sound pretty good. Not bad. Not bad. They're pink. Well, losing. And then the pickleball set.

I mean, two rackets and a bag. It's a deal. Like 32 bucks. Come on. Yeah. They might break. If I hit one, I'm probably like,

ploy to my hand. But maybe not. Who knows? There's your top 10 list. BuzzFeed. Top 10 Mother's Day gifts for 20, 25. You know, we all know it's a little light on the news when that leads off the segment.

But we're trying to make. this about value and giving you what you need, not always what you want. There's some news with Amazon this week that both thought were pretty interesting. Number one, they've created robots that can feel touch and they're going to replace you in the warehouse even though they say they're not. Let's be honest, that's coming. They will. Do you believe that?

I saw it. Not to replace the humans. Then what is it for? What is it for? Oh, just a dangerous job. Okay. Yeah. Who's just hiding that?

Amazon says new warehouse robot can feel items, but it won't replace workers. Yeah. And money won't buy things. I mean, like, you know, like you can feel things. I'm pretty sure it's going to replace a lot more than just jobs at Amazon. It sounds so unthreatening, too. It's the Vulcan robot. Is it on Spock's?

Isn't that Spock? from Star Trek's like Homeland, Vulcan. I think so. I'm not throwing out my old school of Star Trek technology. You know it was a trek you did. Chris. No, I didn't. Vulcan robot.

But he's not taking your job. If you're going to make him a non-job-taking robot, let's call him like Petey. Yeah, I literally going to say Peter. Like, John, Ralph, you know. Yes, yeah. I mean, but Vulcan.

He just non-threatening, friendly robot that can feel, take jobs and pet dogs, you know, whatever it's going to do. It's going to take your job. Volka's designed to reduce worker injuries is what they're saying. They're handling top shelf stuff, leaving humans that operate in the safer power zone. It's only going to use for the top shelf stuff, Chris. Not the middle and the bottom. Oh, wow. I'm okay.

I like the innovation. I just don't like the bullshit. Like, come on. Come on. You know, I was bored two days ago, but not yesterday. And then in other news with Amazon, Zucks to scale up Robotaxy Production for U.S. expansion. All right, Uber.

So, you know, 10, 15 years ago was Uber throwing taxis through a loop. And then now it's going to be the robot taxis throwing Uber for a loop. Uber needs to get ahead of this. you know i don't know what i do get in an uber without the unfriendly smelly driver though i just would not that experience but over air freshened sticky backseat smelly somewhat unfriendly driver that's kind of the whole experience isn't luckily i'm i've been pretty lucky but yeah you get the friendly the smell is real the smell is real though. The air fresheners is

and it may not even be the driver. It just might be the last 10 people that have ridden. You don't ever know. Yeah. He gets blamed, he or she gets blamed for all the smells in the car. It could be the freaking drunk rolls with pizza at 2 a.m. getting dropped off, you know?

Zooks. That's his name after Zuckerberg? Zooks. No. Z-O-O-X. Amazon. They're all over in my neighborhood. Really?

Dude. The robot driving taxis? Everywhere. They've been testing them in my neighborhood for the last two years. Have you gotten in one? No, because they're not for people yet. They've got like four guys in them with laptops. And they have all these sensors all over the cars.

They're like Toyota Land Cruises or something. Not Land Cruiser. They're smart than that. But they literally just circled the block every day. So they're mapping it out, obviously. They're testing and kind of mapping it on a micro scale. So far, around two dozen test vehicles have been deployed across six U.S. cities. You must be one of them.

Oh, they're going all day. I'll send you a picture today, dude. I'm going to send you a video. Yes. We can put it in the episode. We'll put it in there. Public ride services are expected launch in Las Vegas this year, followed by San Francisco. The expansion aligns with Trump's administration's push to accelerate self-dry and tech by easing certain safety regulations.

Oh, that's promising. Yeah, which exact safety regulations are we easing up on? The industry remains under scrutiny with U.S. regulators investigating safety issues among major players, including Zooks. Yeah. And they're not going to replace any jobs either. That's a lot, bro. The robots are coming. They're here.

They're here. They've come. They're the alien that didn't even have to. to come in the atmosphere. You know, we created it. We created them. All for progress.

I got to see some testing on this. You know, before I get in the car with that robot. I mean, I'm not a complete control freak, but I'm at least partially one. And I just got to see that baby not, you know,

go haywire. If you can hack into a, you know, mainframe, you can't hack into a freaking robotaxy. You can. Then you weapon. I think about this. The cars have become the new, like, weapons of mass destruction.

So what happens when Robocop taxi, you know, goes 100 miles an hour into a crowd of people? That's called a missile. Literally. Yeah. Oh, okay. All right. Let me get in one. I mean, go on.

I'm not, let's just innovation technology. I'm not, like, scared of innovation technology. I'm an innovative dude. But I just sort of kind of a common sense guy, too. I'm like, okay, I need to see the data on this. We'll see. Maybe that Vulcan robot says he's got feel he can get in there and drive. He's so safe and unassuming and not taking any jobs, you know, to put him in the car.

That's crazy. The Vulcan Zux driver. Oh, God, I need to help these people with their naming. I think all the good names are taken. I mean, these companies have to ultra like. make sure there's no trademarks on anything. Like, not that you don't, not everyone, everyone has to, but Amazon especially. So we'll see.

Interest rates are staying the same. Chris. You know, people smarter than me, know that that's the right thing, but I'll tell you what, it's just kind of like that. Can we just speed it up a bit, you know? Yeah, can we speed this up a little bit? Let's get this interest rates down. Get some money back in the market.

Refize. So house is moving. I mean, the house is market is still okay, but softing. And so, I don't know. Time,

maybe. They got to see what they say. What's up with crypto? It's holding steady. I mean, it had that kind of 15 percentage pump like two weeks ago. I think it was. And now it's just kind of holding steady.

Still under 100K. But it's like everything else, man, right? Just like interest rates. It's like a pause on everything. Yeah, the My XRP is hanging around $2.15. It's like if you look at it, it looks like we talked to this last week, just every other stock just kind of straight line.

Like, I guess you don't want to divert. I mean, you don't want it, but like, I'm ready for that thing to pump. No, I'm ready for a freaking, yeah. I want the new bottom to be like 10, you know. Then, then as this starts, probably threshold. You know, it's got to get to. We'll see. I'm in it for the long haul.

I think I'm going to buy some, some Bitcoin, though. I think it's time to get in. Everybody, it's gotten to be like so mainstream, like, dudes I never would have thought or, like, pumping it. Yeah. I think at this point, it's fair to say it's a accepted investment vehicle. And it feels safer than a lot of other stuff. But, I mean, look, the big guy. But it feels at least equal to the stock market.

Yeah. Bitcoin, not all crypto, but I think safe to say Bitcoin is going to be just as safe as any of your stock plays, unless you're day trading and you got a whole different game you're playing. Exactly. Is if you were going to buy one other crypto other than Bitcoin, what would be number two? For me, it would be the Solana or Dogecoin. So Doge coin still? Yeah, I'm still a fan of Doge. And I think that's, I think that'll rip some too.

Has that gained any ground? It's everything's pretty uniform, you know. It all follows Bitcoin's lead, really. But there's definitely just like the stock. There's some up-and-coming startup type cryptos. I mean, people can look into it. You can look on, you know, Coinbase even. We'll tell you what's kind of hot and what's trending.

and it's a good time to do your research, really. Learn the market before it starts running again. I'm reading if there's any final hot headlines before we close out here. You know, we do pre-record this. I want to make sure we get you all of the latest. I mean, we got to the Mother's Day top 10. I mean, let's be honest, that's probably the most important thing if we're just talking about your short term, all this other stuff.

Let's see here. XRP just broke key six months support against Bitcoin. That's good. Market's starting to wake up again. I think that's all the biggest news. I mean, we can talk about terrorists. We're not going to talk about terrorists. China in the U.S. are meeting.

They're going to get it together. Smarter. Cooler heads will prevail, I believe. And, you know, let's get out of the tariff talk finally. But I will mention our trading card series will be starting up next week. So we've got some big hitters in the trading guard business. You've seen us. Seeing me, Chris had to watch me, you know, from afar opening packs, getting jealous of all the hits I'm getting. But I still got to send Chris some. We'll figure that out. Where's my assistant? I need a reminder.

But all seriousness, this is going to be an $8 billion industry and growing. You've got everything from Pokemon to football cards, baseball cards, hockey cards, basketball. V friends, our good friend, Gary V, just launched that with Tops and the fanatics brand and everything that they do. It's incredible how many people are in this business and how much opportunity there is for investment and growth. It is a big key part of business. It is a truly an investment vehicle. So we're starting kicking that off next week. We've got a lineup of guests.

We've got one of the largest app makers for managing your collection and scanning them in. Luddex, Ryan Lutton, amazing guy, cool guy. We've hit it off. It's a great episode. Kicking it off with that. We go from all layers. We've got the top from the apps. We got wholesale retail and ground floor, the largest dealer in South Carolina.

has one of the best stores here in Greenville, Brian's sports cards and more. My good friend Maddie, Rich came on. I talked it down. I got to the, again, I talked with some of the biggest hitters at like the biggest brands

and then all the way to the ground floor of retail. So we got it all covered of what that is happening in the industry, the trends, the key things and stuff that's too big to ignore. So I'm pumped about that. And pumped about some partnerships I've got coming with the rad collective.

My boys and I got into it. We've got a lot of things going on, live selling on whatnot, Breaking Rad. That's how you find us, breakingrad.com, and all the stuff happening with trading cards. It's fun, but it's real business and it's a lot of damn money, Chris. In this industry, it's crazy how much money is being pumped into it. And just the amount of money spent, man. These are scratch off cards for kids, but they actually hold value. scratch off card is only worth either, you know, what, $500 or nothing.

Frating cards, at least you still have some value in your hand. I'm going to get Chris back into it. He has to get out his 1992 Fleer or Leafs set or whatever he's got. Who knows? Oh, when I get to my parents' house, I'm going to find that. You got to take some pictures. You've got to send those to me. Oh, well.

There's some winners in there, brother. Oh, yeah. I love it. So, yes, that's coming. And, of course, if you're listening to this, you've probably heard us talk about the Radcast. If you're thinking about starting a podcast or you've already started one, your struggle, get all. Got a lot of ways to help you grow.

Check out the radcastnetwork.com for more for how we can help you get your show off the ground and grow with a growing network. One of the fastest growing independent networks in the country, radcastnetwork.com. Chris, any final words today here on Mother's Day weekend, May 9th? Love your mom, man. She brought you in this world. give her a hug and shower her with love and affection. Yes. And maybe your wife, if she's your mom,

if she bore your children, you know, give her that day off. It's always funny to me, you know, like mom's day. Okay, they get to hang out with the kids.

Mom should be like a spa or something. Your spa day. Pink waterproof earbuds on Amazon. Yeah. $29.99. Yes. That pickleball set. Don't forget about it.

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