#67 : Graham Dugoni / CEO of Yondr Phone Bags

<p>Chances are if you are a fan of this podcast you have come across a Yondr bag at a Comedy Show or Concert.</p> <p>Yondr is a small locking bag that you put your phone in before you enter a concert or comedy show that can only be unlocked when you step into a phone free zone kind of like a smoking section.</p> <p>Graham Dugoni CEO of Yondr stops by to give us the history of this iconic invention.</p> <p>As a performer I fell in love with this invetion and I had to hear it's history. I think you guys will find this episode pretty damn cool.</p> <p>Love it or hate the Yondr I feel like we all need to unplug when we are out enjoying Art.</p> <p>DugonI, a former soccer player, founded Yondr after attending the <a title="Treasure Island Music Festival" href= "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treasure_Island_Music_Festival">Treasure Island Music Festival</a> in 2012. After witnessing an intoxicated man dancing and people filming him, he pondered how this could affect freedom of expression.<sup id="cite_ref-20" class= "reference"></sup> After raising $100,000 from friends and family, the company was up and running.</p> <p>Tune in and enjoy this mans story on episode 67 of</p> <p>The Grail</p> <p>DDR</p>