Podcast: Gape Into The Void, Episode 7 - With Gary Vaynerchuk

Dec 3, 2012

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In this episode of the Gape Into The Void Podcast Hugh and Jason have a chance to catch up with Internet phenomenon, Gary Vaynerchuk, a long-time friend of gapingvoid. If you don’t know Gary, you should. He’s an incredibly smart, dynamic and outgoing personality, and most of all he’s an incredible salesman.

SHOW NOTES:

WineLibrary – Store
WineLibrary.TV
Vaynermedia
Viddler
Kim Kardashian
Hugh does “live drawing” at events.
Gary’s brother AJ
Plurk and Jaiku
Microsoft Blue Monster
Robert Parker’s Wine Ratings
$3 wine from Whole Foods
Buying the NY Jets
Grey Goose
$15 Super Premium Gum

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Thanks again for gaping into the void. Rock on.

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Freeman LaFleur

11 years ago

Such a genuine conversation in comparison to a lot of the traditional podcast interviews I’ve heard. Can’t wait to hear the Tim Ferriss interview!

Thanks guys!

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Hugh MacLeod

11 years ago

Reply to Freeman LaFleur

Thanks, Freeman…. Gary was great…. always up to something interesting.

Constantin Gabor

11 years ago

That’s why I love you guys!

I mean, every little success that I get online is because of what you guys teach. Such a great opportunity to be able to have valuable mentors.

Thanks for doing this!

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Hugh MacLeod

11 years ago

Reply to Constantin Gabor

Thanks, Constantin,

Yeah, Gary is one of the great teachers from my peer group. He actually lives it, doesn’t just yap about it….

Long Beach PC Expert

11 years ago

Gary Vaynerchuk being a mentor lives a wonders inspiration to every talent. Its a great chance to be handled and learned from a mentor like him. Who among us would want to do the same? Isnt inspiring to know that still today it is being appreciated and acknowledge as well

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