Podcast Junkies

Ever wondered about the potency of shared experiences and how they can forge stronger relationships? This episode promises an exciting adventure as my friend and I reconnect, reminiscing about the bustling energy of New York City and discussing the importance of slowing down to appreciate life. We recount our initial meeting and our collective experience in the first ever podcast documentary, The Messengers. Our conversation doesn't stop there as we invite Tina to explore the compelling power of audio with us! We delve into the world of audiobooks and podcasts, discussing how these platforms create meaningful connections and accessibility in a unique way. We also look at the technical aspects of audio production and the importance of high-quality audio. Plus, we tackle the intersection of podcasting and publishing and how AI is changing the game. As we near the end of our enlightening exchange, we confront some common misconceptions and explore some hidden aspects of Tina Dietz. We also discuss the challenges of writing a book or starting a podcast and share valuable insights from our personal journeys. So, buckle up for an episode that's filled with great conversations, shared experiences, and a whole lot of learning. Don't miss out on this exciting journey!Episode SponsorFullCast – https://fullcast.co/Key Takeaways0:00:00 - Slowing Down and Appreciating Life0:07:12 - Connecting Through Shared Experiences and Resonance 0:12:46 - Audiobooks and Podcasts 0:24:33 - Topics' Impact on Publishing and Podcasting 0:33:54 - Writing and Podcasting Challenges and Considerations 0:45:33 - Misconceptions and Layers of Tina DietzTweetable Quotes"I love soaking in that certain energy that New York City has, but you can't do it long term. It's too much." "Audiobooks and podcasts are some of the lowest hanging fruit that people can use to start to change their lives and you literally get to be a voice in someone's head." "The hardest part about writing a book or even starting a podcast is having an outline, having a tight concept. I think it's where a lot of people get stuck and they don't even know where to start."Resources MentionedWebsite - https://twinflamesstudios.com/ Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/TwinFlamesStudiosLeadership/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/twinflamesstudios/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/twin-flames-studios/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@TwinFlamesStudios Creativity by John Cleese - https://www.audible.com/pd/Creativity- Audiobook/0593346327Podcast Junkies Website: podcastjunkies.comPodcast Junkies YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Podcastjunkies/Podcast Junkies Facebook Group:

Get set to master the realms of podcasting, content planning, and even swimming as we embark on an insightful journey with Dustin Miller, a polymath who loves to juggle diverse interests. We promise a deep dive into the world of active listening, a skill that can be a game-changer in every facet of life, and shed light on how we have navigated the choppy waters of technological and organizational challenges. Discover how tools like SquadCast, Notion, and Monday can help you streamline your content planning process, honing your podcasts to perfection. Switching strokes midstream, we plunge into the pool of remote swimming instruction, an art that Dustin has mastered. Learn about the strategies he employs to help people overcome their fear of water and mentally level up in the pool. We pick his brain on how to structure digital swimming lessons and maybe even spin them into a book! Further downstream, we plunge into the depths of swimming techniques and discuss how content repurposing tools like Opus can give your podcasts the much-needed lifeline. This episode also serves up a generous helping of analytics and conversion tracking, crucial aspects for anyone looking to measure the success of their podcast. We also explore the futuristic world of AI-powered tools that are revolutionizing content creation and organization. Finally, we wind down with a fun, light-hearted conversation about our podcasting journey and the importance of fostering relationships. So come on board for an episode filled with laughter, learning, and a whole lot of fun.Episode SponsorFullCast – https://fullcast.co/Key Takeaways00:01 - Podcasting and Content Planning 09:08 - Teaching Swimming and Writing a Book 13:29 - Swimming Techniques and Content Repurposing 20:14 - Optimizing Content Repurposing Workflow With Opus 32:14 - Implementing Conversion Tracking and Analytics 42:23 - Exploring AI-powered Tools for Content Organization 52:12 - Wide-Ranging, Fun Conversation on PodcastingTweetable Quotes"Active listening was like the main skill that I had to learn and I think that helped me in other areas too. I was able to apply it to clients in real life, like personal training. I was able to apply it to maybe a cute girl at the bar. Like active listening helps out a lot." "Most of the stuff I make is evergreen for the most part, so I'm kind of cheating in that regard, because I don't have to worry about instant gratification, if you will." "I think what's been alive for me recently is just going with the flow and just where I'm at and, like a lot of you know, we connect, we're engaging on Twitter and for me it's been interesting to kind of see."Resources MentionedDustin's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/35454656 Dustin's Twitter - https://twitter.com/polyinnovator Dustin's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/polyinnovator/ Dustin's Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/polyinnovator Dustin's Email - dustin@polyinnovator.space PolyInnovator Website - https://polyinnovator.space/ The Polymath PolyCast -

Have you ever walked into a room and felt out of place, only later to realize that it was the perfect platform to connect, grow, and evolve? That's how my guest, Ben Albert, host of Real Business Connections, felt when he started his podcasting journey in a guest bedroom. Today, Ben and I take you on a journey across our shared pasts in New York, our struggles with bullying, and how all these experiences shaped who we are today. In the world of podcasting, it's a constant battle against uncertainty, but it's also an open door to unexpected opportunities. Ben and I grapple with this reality, relating it to the harsh realities athletes face when they realize they won't always be the best. But podcasting isn't just a race to the top; it's about creating a successful platform that allows people to share their stories and experiences. It's about being a good listener, asking the right questions, learning and teaching from each other, and evolving together with our listeners. The power of vulnerability and the influence of our past experiences are themes that echo throughout our conversation. Ben and I reflect on our individual journeys, discussing the importance of networking, mentorship, and sharing our personal stories. As we look back on our childhood experiences, we understand how they've shaped our lives and our podcasting careers. Tune in for a heart-to-heart talk about the struggles and triumphs that have defined our journeys, and how these experiences can inspire you on your journey to success.Episode SponsorFocusrite – http://pcjk.es/vocasterFullCast – https://fullcast.co/Key Takeaways0:00:00 - Podcasting, Backgrounds, and Overcoming Bullying 0:07:09 - Impact of Podcasting and Passion Pursuit 0:18:42 - Creating a Successful Business Podcast 0:24:53 - The Importance of Sharing Our Journey 0:27:51 - Impact of Childhood Experiences on Success 0:32:15 - The Power of Vulnerability and Mentorship 0:39:30 - Podcasting and Personal Growth 0:46:48 - Marketing and Personal Story ConversationTweetable Quotes"In the world of podcasting, like the world of sports, it's a constant battle against uncertainty, but it's also an open door to unexpected opportunities.""Podcasting isn't just a race to the top; it's about creating a successful platform that allows people to share their stories and experiences." "The power of vulnerability and the influence of our past experiences are themes that echo throughout our conversation. Our purpose in life is to expand the consciousness of the planet."Resources MentionedBen's Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/in/realbenalbert/Ben's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/realbenalbert/Ben's Email - ben@balbertmarketing.comBen's Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/benalbert1991Real Business Connections Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/realbusinessconnectionsPodcast Junkies Website:

Get set for an enchanting journey with Roger Williams, a seasoned podcaster who will let you in on his fascinating life voyage from Indianapolis to Seattle, and his brush with the intriguing cultural phenomenon known as the 'Seattle Freeze'. Roger brings to light the raw beauty of Seattle's environment and how it led him to the world of podcasting. We explore Roger's podcasting journey and his unexpected success as Host of the Crossing It Off podcast. You'll be moved by his transformative journey of self-discovery through bucket list exploration, and his pursuit of joy through a bucket list lifestyle. Roger shares a touching story of his bond with his father, shedding light on the importance of nurturing relationships. He reflects on his youth development experiences, the invigorating power of curiosity, and the inspiring dialogues that have given shape to his life journey. Listen in and join us on this captivating voyage with Roger Williams, a man of many stories and experiences.Episode SponsorFocusrite – http://pcjk.es/vocasterFullCast – https://fullcast.co/Key Takeaways00:00 - Living and Podcasting in Seattle 10:03 - Podcasting's Global Reach and Growth 13:42 - Finding Self-Worth Through Bucket List Exploration 24:37 - Finding Joy in a Bucket List Lifestyle 39:22 - Authentic Relationships and Maintaining Connections 48:27 - Impacts of Youth Development and Mentorship 53:35- Power of Curiosity and Inspirational Conversations 1:00:58 - Connecting With the PodcastTweetable Quotes"There's got to be other people out there that are feeling this or seeing this, and so I want to go out there and find them and start telling their stories." "For me, it was this huge learning curve that I had to deal with. As far as you know, it's almost like that imposter syndrome, right, like you feel like, am I really doing this? Do I know what I'm doing?" "There's a problem. And so about a month later, I quit my job, quit my career, and decided that I was going to take a career break, get an adult gap year, whatever you want to call it, and decided I was just going to go and do things that made me happy and brought me joy and centered that around my bucket list."Resources MentionedRoger's on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/crosseroffer/Roger's Email - crosseroffer@gmail.comRoger's Instagram - https://instagram.com/crosser.offerRoger's Facebook - https://facebook.com/CrosserOfferPodcast Junkies Website: podcastjunkies.comPodcast Junkies YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/Podcastjunkies/Podcast Junkies Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/podcastjunkiesjunkies/Podcast Junkies Facebook: