Podcasts about 50 episodes

It's FIFTY episodes in the can! Enjoy the quick and indirect celebration of keeping the culture entertained! Crowned ReRe and Mr. Al Pete have more to come! Follow them, individually and collectively below. Crowned ReRe: https://crownones.com Instagram: @crowned_re_re_beccaMr. Al Pete: https://mralpete.com Instagram: @mralpete Recorded and produced by Mr. Al Pete. Follow The MPN Network socials and site below: Website: https://mpn-llc.com Instagram: @mpnmanagement Twitter: @mpnmanagement Facebook: The MPN Network Flowers For The Culture Podcast

Akua is celebrating her 50th podcast episode! She's sharing some words of wisdom about podcasting and what she's learned about herself in the process, as well as the top three most popular episodes and what they offer.It's been about a year since Akua started releasing her weekly podcast episodes. If you've ever wanted to be a public speaker in any capacity or host your own podcast, Akua has some thoughts about how you can show up and be consistent.Long-time listeners of the Open Door Conversations podcast know that even as an experienced speaker, Akua was terrified to start a podcast. She expands on why and what has changed since she started.Akua acknowledges that she accomplished 50 episodes with help from her virtual assistant, podcast manager, all her service provider buddies, amazing interviewees, coaches, founders, and especially you, her listeners! Thank you!Highlights From This Episode:Akua talks about why she started a podcast and the video episodes that preceded it.Podcasting has taught Akua several things about herself, but her top three include she can speak off the cuff.She thought she was afraid of becoming bored repeating her message, Akua has found that she is still excited to talk about her message on social media and on her podcast.Having a public-facing show can be intimidating because you never know who could be listening and what their reactions will be. Learn how Akua overcame that fear.One of Akua's top episodes was Ep 6: #Ask Akua: Self Love and Self Trust. In this episode, Akua talked about finding “enoughness” in your business, defining success, and the #IAMREMARKABLE initiative.Eliminating imposter syndrome is a top subject with listeners; an interview with coach Kim Witten, Ph.D., about imposter syndrome and the “imposter phenomenon” was rated very highly. Akua also talks about how to recognize toxic environments and whether or not to adapt to one.Ep. 11: Time is Manufactured in the Mind is a fascinating look at time management and productivity. Find the link below and learn to shift your perspective of time from being negative or fear-based. You'll also hear Akua introduce her leadership quiz in this episode! Links mentioned in this episode: Ep 01: Akua's Story Ep  06: #AskAkua // Self-Worth + Self-LoveEp 11: Time is Manufactured in the MindEp 21: Eliminating Imposter Syndrome and Being a New Coach with Kim Witten Connect with Akua Nyame-Mensah:Instagram: @akua_nmWebsite: www.akuanm.comLinkedIn: @Akua Nyame-MensahTwitter: @akua_nmWork with AkuaLearn how to make the most of your current Leadership Style by taking my Quiz 

Welcome back to Let's Talk Health with Mairi! Today I have a very VERY special podcast. One year of Let's Talk Health with Mairi! Fifty episodes! I can't believe it. I wanted to do something special for this podcast. It means a lot to me that I have reached a year and that it has grown exponentially since the start. Every single one of you who has listened to the podcast is special to me and that is why I wanted to include some of you in this special podcast. The meaning of health is different for everyone, and I wanted to showcase the beauty of that today. I want you to remember that being "healthy" is by your definition. There is no clinical definition of health and there is a reason for that - health is what you make it, health is how you feel it. I hope you can see that today, from the many people kind enough to share their personal meaning of health. No matter how many scientific studies there are it will never invalidate your personal opinion of what healthy means to you. I encourage you to find your very own meaning of health and prioritize that forever. Use this podcast for a starting point or refinement of your definition. I hope you loved this podcast as much as I enjoyed making and listening to it. Thank you to everyone who participated in the podcast - your contribution means everything. Special thanks to my brother, Jonathan, for helping me edit! Get in touch with me: Email: gardnermairi12345@gmail.comInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/mazzag57/Blog: aaahealths.comHere's to another year of podcasts from me! Thank you! 

Thanks to Chloe Temple for inviting the host of this show, Vidit Agarwal on the Leadership Confidence series!*****Points covered/ timestamps:02:10 - celebrating 50 episodes of The High Flyers Podcast02:55 - Did Vidit start the podcast with a goal to do 50 episodes?04:10 - Release pattern of episodes: weekly vs fortnightly05:35 - what is the definition of a high flyer and how did Vidit choose the podcast name?08:04 - How relationships have improved thanks to the podcast09:35 - Podcast recognised in the top 20 shows10:35 - Best leadership lessons from show to date17:05 - Most memorable guests26:26 - Advice for creating podcast or content online34:40 - Whats coming in 2022 and the launch of Curiosity Centre38:50 - Domain name choice to stand out40:00 - Dream guests for future episodes Enjoy! Follow Chloe here: https://uk.linkedin.com/in/chloe-templeFollow Vidit here: https://au.linkedin.com/in/viditagFollow POPP here: https://popprovides.com/Follow Curiosity Center here: https://www.instagram.com/curiositycentre/ OR https://au.linkedin.com/company/curiositycentre********Stay tuned for the launch of CURIOSITY CENTER, coming in early 2022! I would really appreciate if you can help by rating this podcast on iTunes, as it helps others find us and convince guests to come on the show.Follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn or Twitter for more!This episode & show is to inspire all us to be high flyers in any aspect of life & flip the notion of a high flyer, learning from value creators to help us all be 1% better everyday, together.

Wow, Episode 050! This is amazing. I want to start by saying thank you for listening, this so far has been an incredible experience. 1 year ago, my own kids had a snow day and I had just finished up my podcasting course. I was super nervous but I came into my little walk-in closet and pressed record. Throughout these last 50 episodes, I have learned so much and I want to share with you these important lessons. #1 - Nathan Morgan, Episode 16Nathan taught me that the autism community prefers the term autistic, rather than a person with autism. School for a long time has taught people their first language with all disabilities, but this has really changed and autistic people are letting their voices be heard. It's still important to ask people their preferences, but the majority of the community aligns with that language. #2 - Chris Wenger, Episode 17Chris shared the quote, “How you do anything, is how you do everything”. I had never heard this before but it gave me pause, and really taught me to stop rushing through even the little things, and give my best. #3 - Braxton Baker, Episode 20Braxton uses a framework of 5 Ps for reflection on IEPs. These are Process, Purpose, Possibilities, Progress, Peace. Focusing on the person at hand and these “Ps” is so important, and I am so glad he shared that!#4 - Dr. Mary Barbera, Episode 8Mary shares her personal experience and journey in the autism world beginning with her son's diagnosis in the 1990s. She has a book, podcast, and some incredible online courses that really help parents be their child's best advocate and work on so much more than speech. This perspective is so important as a professional, to hear from parents and their stories. She is a great friend and mentor.#5 - Kate Grandbois, 32Kate and I discussed The Communication Bill of Rights. This is an incredible resource located on the ASHA website. This is such a powerful tool that anyone can access and it really reinforces the work we do as professionals.#6 - Crystal Sanford, Episode 39Crystal shares the importance and supports an advocate provides for parents. It was great to learn as a professional what exactly an advocate does because it can be such an area of contention in the IEP room. Since this episode, I have actually signed up to start doing advocacy work and will be offering it very soon as a service through ABA Speech. #7 - Kayla Chalko, Episode 41Kayla is a play-skill expert. In this episode, we discussed play milestones, including pretend to play and at what age that is supposed to happen. One great thing she reminded me of is to take away the need to be perfect. Your lesson or activity does not have to be perfect to be helpful or effective.#8 - My walk-in closet makes the best recording studio! If you want to see where I am recording, be sure to check out the recording of this episode on YouTube.#9 - You can't do it alone. Not as a professional, not as a parent, not with anything. Special thanks to my business mentor, my amazing assistant, all of my wonderful guests, my social and graphic design helpers, as well as the audio production team who makes my show sound amazing!#10 - There is still so much to share. I have so much planned for the future and episodes that will absolutely blow your mind.This is a wonderful opportunity to hear a variety of perspectives that are truly so important. I have always loved to talk, so this podcast has been perfect for me. I love people, I love being around them, I love helping them. This show is an extension of what I really love to do personally and professionally. Thank you again so much!#speechtherapy #autismWhat's Inside:How did I get started with this podcast?Lessons I have learned throughout the last 50 episodes.Life lessons for myself.A special thanks to all wh

We can't believe we get to raise the bat for our half century, in what we can only assume is a packed MCG on Boxing Day. 50 episodes baby! So stoked to have reached this number, thank you to everyone who has listened to one or all fifty of them, we appreciate it so very much.  Today we chat all things the podcast so far, as well as getting two fans, Nick and Pat, in the Zoom call for a huge game of music trivia which ends in suspense! Enjoy.

This is the 50th episode of Morning Cup of Sunshine podcast.I am so thankful for each one you who listen to my episodes. You are so deeply appreciated here.

Season 1. Episode 50. Well it's been 50 episodes since Sake Revolution launched in 2020.  The year turned out very differently than we expected... as did our little sake podcast.  This week John and Timothy flip the script on its head and start the episode with a "kanpai".  John starts by asking Timothy what the heck is a Sake Samurai anyway? Has anyone else ever had a crazier first day in Japan? Let's all promise to "Spread the word about Japanese sake around the world with pride and passion!" Then, we look back on how the Sake Revolution got started... it was just a couple of guys with a sake-soaked podcast idea and absolutely no idea what they were doing. What could go wrong!?  Well, as it turns out, transcription A.I. is not yet up to speed with all the latest sake vocabulary, leading to hilarious transcription errors such as SUCKY Revolution. JUNE MY GOOD JOB!  Challenges aside, to celebrate this milestone, the guys enjoy a 50% milled Yamdanishiki Junmai Ginjo from Izumo Fuji Brewery to celebrate 50 episodes.  This soft and lovely sake is the perfect soft landing pad for winding down our first season of episodes.  Looking to the future, we see a sunny horizon of on-location episodes and maybe even a visit to Japan??  Our sincere thanks to everyone who has listened to Sake Revolution so far.  We are so grateful and hope to bring you more sake sipping, savoring and kanpai-ing in the next 50 episodes.  Let's go!

We’re doing things a little bit differently this week! In celebration of releasing my 50th interview last week, I decided to bring on my good friend Hayden Cashion (who you may recognize as the first guest of the podcast) to come and interview me! This was really fun for me to do and a really good way to reflect on everything I’ve done and all the amazing people I’ve met over the last 50 episodes. Hayden and I cover a lot in this episode from how I found my interview style and voice (including where my intro came from), my process when it comes to research and finding guests, stories from along the way, why I changed the theme of the podcast from tactical tips to stories, one of my favourites stories that a guest said and so much more! I also want to thank Hayden for being willing to take the time out of his day to do this (full transparency, this was his idea). I also have to give him credit for nailing the intro and outro. We’ll be back next week with episode 51 but if you enjoyed this special episode please consider leaving a rating and review. The more positive ratings and reviews the more it helps new people find the podcast and it really helps to grow the community we’re developing here. You can also screenshot this, post it to your Instagram Story and tag @MySocialLifePodcast. FOLLOW HAYDEN Instagram - @HaydenCashion - https://www.instagram.com/haydencashion/?hl=en LinkedIn - Hayden Cashion - https://ca.linkedin.com/in/hayden-cashion FOLLOW JACOB LinkedIn - Jacob Kelly - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacob-kelly-633735132/ Instagram - @TheJacobKelly - https://www.instagram.com/thejacobkelly/ Twitter - @TheJacobKelly - https://twitter.com/thejacobkelly YouTube - Jacob Kelly - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgZxuMnpZ8W47ckjcAoMwWw Medium - Jacob Kelly - https://medium.com/@jacob97kelly Facebook - Jacob Kelly - My Social Life - https://www.facebook.com/jkells97/ FOLLOW MY SOCIAL LIFE https://mysociallifepodcast.com YouTube - My Social Life - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwxYWLrtwqUNQDKTicneO9Q Instagram - @MySocialLifePodcast - https://www.instagram.com/mysociallifepodcast TIME CODES 0:00 - Intro 2:15 - The feeling of hitting 50 interviews 3:33 - My strategy for promoting the podcast 14:37 - Finding my voice and interview style and how it changes for remote recordings 19:39 - My research process and catching people off guard with questions/info they don’t expect me to know 23:12 - The trip to New York and what happened when I got back 32:33 - My research process continued 37:43 - The connections I’ve made from the podcast 52:29 - Where my Intro came from and why I started doing Takeaways episodes 58:39 - Why I wanted to be interviewed 1:02:09 - Lightning Round (Q&A) Intro Song: Tough Love - Joakim Karud https://soundcloud.com/joakimkarud https://www.facebook.com/joakimkarudmusic https://www.youtube.com/user/JoakimKarud Music from Soundcloud Music provided by RFM: https://youtu.be/jaoStyAQN4o

This episode its totally us! No real topic this week just join us as we look back on the last 50 episodes, and share a little bit about who we are! We make fun of ourselves and laugh a LOT!! There was very little editing in this episode so you get the real feel for how we act when we record and how much fun we have! We hope you have fun listing and we want to thank each of you so much for your love and support!!! Follow us on social media @unpnormalcy, Our email is unpnormalcy@gmail.com Also our website is up and going http://www.unpnormalcy,comSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/unpnormalcy)

Every day, tens of thousands of Americans have access to words shared by Boyd Matheson. Some have his words delivered to their front porch or bookmarked on their web browser, others access him via his daily radio show while still others access him on-demand interviewing some of the nation's greatest thought leaders in this, his weekly podcast, "Therefore, What?" But, who is Boyd Matheson? How did this college dropout go on to to be the head of the Sutherland Institute, chief of staff for Utah Sen. Mike Lee, become a regular contributor on CNN and FOX News and end up becoming the opinion editor of the Deseret News? What were the lessons and principles that made him who he is today, and as we celebrate the first 50 episodes of his podcast, what were his biggest takeaways and "therefore" moments. That and more on this episode of "Therefore, What?" Sign up to get each episode of this weekly podcast delivered to your inbox at: http://www.deseretnews.com/tw

Yay - this is our 50th episode!  'If you really want something you'll find a way. If you don't, you'll find an excuse' This quote from Jim Rohn inspired the topic of this momentous episode of Miss Bossy Boots. We look at some of the things in our life that instead of just getting on with, we are finding excuses to not do. Sometimes when our gut is trying to tell us something or we are not convinced that we should be doing something, we procrastinate. Is it because it's pushing us outside our comfort zone, is it because we don't believe in it? Why do we make excuses about getting some things done as opposed to others? We have an a-ha moment when we realise that when we first started recording Miss Bossy Boots we were finding it hard to get our rhythm and a multitude of excuses slowed us down. We finally work out why!  

50 episodes! What about instead of doing the normal episode of looking back at the show, we look back at EVERYTHING before us? Join ViPER for 3 great hours of RS LiVE history!