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What will be your family legacy? For author and speaker Ainsley Arment, it starts by defining and then creating a family culture together with your kids. Join Ainsley and Jim Mason (HSLDA President) for a conversation about Wild + Free Homeschooling. In this episode, they discuss how homeschooling is much more than an educational option—and how it can lead to an amazing connection with your children.   “I want moms to know that they're not alone. I want them to know that if they desire to create a family culture that goes against culture and society, that they're not alone, that they're doing an incredible work. I want moms to feel encouraged on the days when they are tired and weary, or when they don't feel like their efforts matter. I want to remind moms that they matter, that everything they do matters, and that they are creating an incredible legacy with the work that they're doing, day-to-day.”—Ainsley Arment

durée : 00:58:35 - Le 13/14 - par : Bruno DUVIC - Alors qu'on célèbre aujourd'hui l'armistice l'heure est pourtant au réarmement. Au sein de l'Otan l'objectif fixé au différents pays membres est que les dépenses militaires soient équivalentes à 2% de la richesse nationale. La France et l'Europe sont-elles prêtes ?

Dan Arment was appointed to president and chief executive officer of Riddell and BRG Sports in June 2016.Dan joined BRG Sports in 2001 and has held a number of leadership roles at both the brand and corporate level. Most recently, he served as executive vice president of BRG Sports, member of the BRG Sports Board of Directors, president of Riddell, and president of Bell Cycling Products. As a BRG Sports executive, he played a key role in several transactions including the divesture of the Action Sports business and Kollege Town Sports.Promoted to president of Riddell in June 2008, Dan guided Riddell to unprecedented financial growth and market share totals. Under his leadership, Riddell changed the landscape of football and player protection through game-changing technologies that include innovative head impact monitoring, personalized head protection using 3D scanning technology and a path to the next generation helmet.He continues to be responsible for expanding the brand's footprint in the sporting goods industry through increased e-commerce capabilities, a strong institutional sales model, maximizing key partnerships, and strategic acquisitions.Dan is also an influential ambassador for the industry, serving as chairman of the Sports and Fitness Industry Association (SFIA) Board of Directors. In his role, Dan collaborates with leaders in sporting goods manufacturing to guide industry growth and direction, while navigating challenges faced by these organizations.Dan began his career with the company as vice president of sales for the Mass Cycle Division at Bell Sports and quickly elevated in the organization to general manager. He built a robust business model for the bike brand despite stiff market competition and developed strong relationships with key customers.Before joining the BRG Sports family, he served as the vice president of national sales for the Speedo Division of the Authentic Fitness Corporation and served in broad sales and consumer marketing roles with such well-known brands as Playtex, Mennen and Revlon.Dan holds a bachelor's degree in political science from Colgate University, where he played collegiate football.

It's so hard to turn down good opportunities.  In this episode, headed into the back-to-school season we talk about defending the type of family that we want to have. We celebrate children blooming at their own pace. We discuss the often ignored gifts of motherhood and parenting.  Ainsley Arment's newest book, The Wild + Free Family reminds us that if we don't make decisions about our family's values, then society will make it for us. Time is clicking by. This podcast episode will remind you to look at the children you have and celebrate all that they are and all that they are interested in, even when those things aren't what society would deem as awardable. Ainsley is the founder of the Wild + Free movement which includes six books, content bundles, curriculum, meet-up groups, a podcast, conferences, and even a farm village that hosts family camps and more!  Ainsley has such a beautiful way with words. You'll love this episode and her brand new book.  Purchase Wild + Free Family here: https://amzn.to/3q3lzlM Learn more about Wild + Free here: https://www.bewildandfree.org/ We're so grateful for today's podcast sponsor, Toups and Co Organics. Toups and Co is owned and run by a homeschool mom of four, Emilie Toups. Toups and Co believes people deserve amazing skincare and makeup that works without hormone disrupting toxins. You can find them here: https://toupsandco.com/ Get 10% off your order with code "1000hours"

Ainsley Arment wants families to be wild and free. While that's going to look different for each of us, being wild and free means that we're each creating the life we want with intention. As the author of The Wild and Free Family: Forging Your Own Path to a Life Full of Wonder, Adventure, and Connection and the founder and leader of the Wild + Free organization, Ainsley thinks a lot about what it means to build a meaningful and fulfilling life together with our kids. In her book and in this week's discussion, she explores topics of family culture, pursuing a shared vision together, and making space for childhood wonder to flourish.   Guest Bio Ainsley Arment is the founder and leader of Wild + Free and co-host of the weekly Wild + Free Podcast. As she leads this movement of raising her kids and homeschooling in a new way, she thinks deeply about making the most out of life and ensuring that her children have a fertile seedbed for their own uniqueness and creativity. She and her husband Ben are raising their five kids, Wyatt, Dylan, Cody, Annie, and Millie, in Virginia Beach.   For episode homepage, resources and links, visit: https://kristenmanieri.com/episode195   Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com   Mentioned in this Episode Guest's book: The Wild and Free Family: Forging Your Own Path to a Life Full of Wonder, Adventure, and Connection: https://www.amazon.com/Wild-Free-Family-Adventure-Connection/dp/0062998234   Guest's website: https://www.bewildandfree.org   Host Bio Kristen Manieri is a coach who works with teams to increase both productivity and wellbeing. She also helps individuals navigate transition with clarity and confidence. Her areas of focus are: stress reduction, energy management, mindset, resilience, habit formation, rest rituals, and self-care. As the host of the weekly 60 Mindful Minutes podcast, an Apple top 100 social science podcast, Kristen has interviewed over 200 authors about what it means to live a more conscious, connected, intentional and joyful life. Learn more at kristenmanieri.com/work-with-me.    Learn more about coaching: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com Connect with the 60 Mindful Minutes podcast   Web: https://kristenmanieri.com Email: Kristen@kristenmanieri.com   Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/60MindfulMinutes Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kristenmanieri_/ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/kristenmanieri/  

This week on The Download: Blubrry brings a new spin to media kits, Twitter's building a podcast player, TargetSpot expands into Latin American audiences, Overcast's creator has beef with how podcasters use DAI, and Anchor's co-founder finds RSS standards restrictive to innovation.  While a significant portion of the United States was recovering from an excessive amount of explosive devices used over the holiday weekend, Blubrry announced a new way for podcasters to present themselves to potential sponsors and partners.  “Blubrry is introducing a podcasting industry first by providing all Blubrry paid customers a podcast media kit that updates daily with information you choose to include. The kit includes data you provide, podcast statistics and audience survey results.” Data points that can be included in the kit range from simple unchanging data points like website or show start date to granular things like social media follower counts, average monthly downloads per episode, and Blubrry audience survey results.  While not technically a media kit, this is a great step forward in helping arm podcasters with useful information they can give advertisers interested in evaluating their show. While lacking in the usual collection of logos and information ephemera a true media kit designed to be attractive to press, this sort of media kit 2.0 cuts down on a fair amount of repeat labor. To The Download's knowledge this is the first time a hosting company has automated this process and included actual download statistics in the package. Usually the process is a tedious manual one that requires regular updates by either the show runner or their representation to pull each data point.  Kudos to Blubrry for being the first to market with this dreamed-of feature.  Once again we bring news of a social media platform showing interest in podcast integration, but this time it feels more legitimate. Frontend engineer and code researcher Jane Manchun Wong did some digging. In her to-the-point tweet she announced:  “Twitter is working on in-app Podcast player.”  Attached to the tweet is a screen recording of the new player in action, showing Wong clicking on show art for Office Ladies, which prompts a new podcast player overlay.  For the younger folk in the room, it's worth noting that Twitter didn't spring forth fully formed into the world. In its primordial form the service was originally Odeo, a 2005 attempt at what we'd call a podcast social media network today. Podcasting is literally in Twitter's DNA.  This Monday Podnews shared an announcement from TargetSpot concerning a promising step towards diversifying podcasting further. The adtech company is opening a Latin American-focused office in Miami, Florida under the leadership of Angelica Potes. Chief Revenue Officer Alexandre Ouhadi said: “We are glad to finally be physically present in the Latin American Market. We have created amazing partnerships with big name publishers. This is the right moment to officially go live. Audio is growing rapidly, so it's a great opportunity for advertisers to leverage their digital media budget through this engaging medium.”  Diversity in language, ethnicity, and geographical location is how the podcast industry expands. Hispanic/Latino creators are incredibly well represented in podcasting in comparison to the overall US population. Providing revenue opportunities for those audiences provides the ability for new businesses to be built to capture that revenue. This is good growth for the industry. On Tuesday Marco Arment, creator of podcatcher Overcast, took to Twitter to address a trend in negative reviews for his app. In four screenshots provided four different anonymous users cite an abundance of jarring advertisements. Some complain about the amount and quantity of ads, one claims the ads were so poorly-optimized the volume shift was enough to burst their eardrum.  While the last review's threat of legal action might be hyperbolic, Arment is still concerned.  “Cheap, sloppy dynamic ad insertion (DAI) in podcasts continues to degrade the experience for listeners. They blame the app, and that's my problem to deal with.”  He goes on to ask podcasters who poorly implement DAI “what are you doing” in all capital letters.  Sounds Profitable's Bryan Barletta took issue with this in a quote-tweet of Arment, citing issues like frequency capping, comp separation, and other features related to poor-quality ad placement:  “...are not tech issues, they're business decisions. Your host doesn't offer it? Switch hosts. And don't buy inventory that doesn't support your needs.”  Sloppy implementation of DAI is a recipe for disaster, and there's plenty of evidence of podcasters falling for that trap. Too often that sloppiness is built in under the guise of 'automation', which often leads to odd ad breaks added by the hosting company filled with even odder ads. So what's the solution? Bad ads—ads that don't fit the context of the episode, ads that are recorded at wildly different volumes than the rest of the episode, or an overabundance of ads in an episode—are predominant in dynamically inserted programmatic ads as well as baked-in host-read ads. And solid DAI implementation can power highly relevant host-read ads that sound like they belong in the episode. In the end, it comes to having an ad strategy as well as tactics that are acceptable to the podcaster, the advertiser, and the audience as well. And it'll make it less likely for listeners to blame their listening app for something that's not their problem. We got you, Marco. On Tuesday Anchor co-founder Michael Mignano posted a Medium blog titled “The Standards Innovation Paradox.” In it, he proposes the theory that standards like RSS were useful in helping podcasting grow in the beginning, but have become restrictive over time as services all adapt the same standards and any new additions come with all previous updates as well.  “If you've ever searched the App Store or the Google Play store for a podcast app, you've likely come across a tidal wave of search results. In some ways, this fragmentation is great for users, because it means they have a ton of choice and flexibility in what product to use for their podcast listening. But at the same time, this fragmentation is bad for innovation, and makes it nearly impossible to innovate on experiences that are based on RSS, meaning the podcast listening experience has remained stale and largely unchanged for almost the entirety of podcasting.” On Wednesday James Cridland published a rebuttal in the form of “The Standards Innovation Paradox: is it real?” The piece takes Mignano's to task and seeks to add outside context to his thought process, namely the fact Mignano worked at Spotify after they bought out Anchor. During that tenure the company threw itself into reinventing podcasting without RSS, instead using the proprietary method that follows Mignano's proposal that proprietary tech is required due to the difficulty of forcing a standard to evolve.  “Yet, Spotify absolutely could evolve the standard: because by April 2022, they were big enough, with at least 30% market share, to have set the standard themselves. They could have said “here's how to signal the video asset in your RSS feed, and if you do this, you'll get video podcasts in Spotify too.” They could have looked at the currently existing solution to this, the podcast namespace's alternateEnclosure tag, and adopted that (and, possibly, molded it to their needs). But, they didn't.” Cridland goes on to point out decisions to stick with black box proprietary tech conveniently also mean any user who wishes to take advantage of that new tech is permanently locked into using Anchor as a hosting service.  The risk of an open ecosystem is the ability for aggregators to control and separate the industry. For all the dour news about a lack of profits, Spotify is currently succeeding at this to some degree. RSS is capable of doing everything Mignano's piece takes issue with; issues he has historically complained about even prior to the buyout.  Innovation is stifled not by standards, but by people and businesses with the necessary power to adopt new standards instead choosing to whine about having to share space and leverage that to release new impenetrable black boxes.  Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're tentatively calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's Quick Hits are  Spotify acquires music trivia game Heardle by Ariel Shapiro. Podcasting: True or False? By Fred Jacobs.  As usual, links to everything mentioned can be found in the episode notes.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Download: Blubrry brings a new spin to media kits, Twitter's building a podcast player, TargetSpot expands into Latin American audiences, Overcast's creator has beef with how podcasters use DAI, and Anchor's co-founder finds RSS standards restrictive to innovation.  While a significant portion of the United States was recovering from an excessive amount of explosive devices used over the holiday weekend, Blubrry announced a new way for podcasters to present themselves to potential sponsors and partners.  “Blubrry is introducing a podcasting industry first by providing all Blubrry paid customers a podcast media kit that updates daily with information you choose to include. The kit includes data you provide, podcast statistics and audience survey results.” Data points that can be included in the kit range from simple unchanging data points like website or show start date to granular things like social media follower counts, average monthly downloads per episode, and Blubrry audience survey results.  While not technically a media kit, this is a great step forward in helping arm podcasters with useful information they can give advertisers interested in evaluating their show. While lacking in the usual collection of logos and information ephemera a true media kit designed to be attractive to press, this sort of media kit 2.0 cuts down on a fair amount of repeat labor. To The Download's knowledge this is the first time a hosting company has automated this process and included actual download statistics in the package. Usually the process is a tedious manual one that requires regular updates by either the show runner or their representation to pull each data point.  Kudos to Blubrry for being the first to market with this dreamed-of feature.  Once again we bring news of a social media platform showing interest in podcast integration, but this time it feels more legitimate. Frontend engineer and code researcher Jane Manchun Wong did some digging. In her to-the-point tweet she announced:  “Twitter is working on in-app Podcast player.”  Attached to the tweet is a screen recording of the new player in action, showing Wong clicking on show art for Office Ladies, which prompts a new podcast player overlay.  For the younger folk in the room, it's worth noting that Twitter didn't spring forth fully formed into the world. In its primordial form the service was originally Odeo, a 2005 attempt at what we'd call a podcast social media network today. Podcasting is literally in Twitter's DNA.  This Monday Podnews shared an announcement from TargetSpot concerning a promising step towards diversifying podcasting further. The adtech company is opening a Latin American-focused office in Miami, Florida under the leadership of Angelica Potes. Chief Revenue Officer Alexandre Ouhadi said: “We are glad to finally be physically present in the Latin American Market. We have created amazing partnerships with big name publishers. This is the right moment to officially go live. Audio is growing rapidly, so it's a great opportunity for advertisers to leverage their digital media budget through this engaging medium.”  Diversity in language, ethnicity, and geographical location is how the podcast industry expands. Hispanic/Latino creators are incredibly well represented in podcasting in comparison to the overall US population. Providing revenue opportunities for those audiences provides the ability for new businesses to be built to capture that revenue. This is good growth for the industry. On Tuesday Marco Arment, creator of podcatcher Overcast, took to Twitter to address a trend in negative reviews for his app. In four screenshots provided four different anonymous users cite an abundance of jarring advertisements. Some complain about the amount and quantity of ads, one claims the ads were so poorly-optimized the volume shift was enough to burst their eardrum.  While the last review's threat of legal action might be hyperbolic, Arment is still concerned.  “Cheap, sloppy dynamic ad insertion (DAI) in podcasts continues to degrade the experience for listeners. They blame the app, and that's my problem to deal with.”  He goes on to ask podcasters who poorly implement DAI “what are you doing” in all capital letters.  Sounds Profitable's Bryan Barletta took issue with this in a quote-tweet of Arment, citing issues like frequency capping, comp separation, and other features related to poor-quality ad placement:  “...are not tech issues, they're business decisions. Your host doesn't offer it? Switch hosts. And don't buy inventory that doesn't support your needs.”  Sloppy implementation of DAI is a recipe for disaster, and there's plenty of evidence of podcasters falling for that trap. Too often that sloppiness is built in under the guise of 'automation', which often leads to odd ad breaks added by the hosting company filled with even odder ads. So what's the solution? Bad ads—ads that don't fit the context of the episode, ads that are recorded at wildly different volumes than the rest of the episode, or an overabundance of ads in an episode—are predominant in dynamically inserted programmatic ads as well as baked-in host-read ads. And solid DAI implementation can power highly relevant host-read ads that sound like they belong in the episode. In the end, it comes to having an ad strategy as well as tactics that are acceptable to the podcaster, the advertiser, and the audience as well. And it'll make it less likely for listeners to blame their listening app for something that's not their problem. We got you, Marco. On Tuesday Anchor co-founder Michael Mignano posted a Medium blog titled “The Standards Innovation Paradox.” In it, he proposes the theory that standards like RSS were useful in helping podcasting grow in the beginning, but have become restrictive over time as services all adapt the same standards and any new additions come with all previous updates as well.  “If you've ever searched the App Store or the Google Play store for a podcast app, you've likely come across a tidal wave of search results. In some ways, this fragmentation is great for users, because it means they have a ton of choice and flexibility in what product to use for their podcast listening. But at the same time, this fragmentation is bad for innovation, and makes it nearly impossible to innovate on experiences that are based on RSS, meaning the podcast listening experience has remained stale and largely unchanged for almost the entirety of podcasting.” On Wednesday James Cridland published a rebuttal in the form of “The Standards Innovation Paradox: is it real?” The piece takes Mignano's to task and seeks to add outside context to his thought process, namely the fact Mignano worked at Spotify after they bought out Anchor. During that tenure the company threw itself into reinventing podcasting without RSS, instead using the proprietary method that follows Mignano's proposal that proprietary tech is required due to the difficulty of forcing a standard to evolve.  “Yet, Spotify absolutely could evolve the standard: because by April 2022, they were big enough, with at least 30% market share, to have set the standard themselves. They could have said “here's how to signal the video asset in your RSS feed, and if you do this, you'll get video podcasts in Spotify too.” They could have looked at the currently existing solution to this, the podcast namespace's alternateEnclosure tag, and adopted that (and, possibly, molded it to their needs). But, they didn't.” Cridland goes on to point out decisions to stick with black box proprietary tech conveniently also mean any user who wishes to take advantage of that new tech is permanently locked into using Anchor as a hosting service.  The risk of an open ecosystem is the ability for aggregators to control and separate the industry. For all the dour news about a lack of profits, Spotify is currently succeeding at this to some degree. RSS is capable of doing everything Mignano's piece takes issue with; issues he has historically complained about even prior to the buyout.  Innovation is stifled not by standards, but by people and businesses with the necessary power to adopt new standards instead choosing to whine about having to share space and leverage that to release new impenetrable black boxes.  Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're tentatively calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's Quick Hits are  Spotify acquires music trivia game Heardle by Ariel Shapiro. Podcasting: True or False? By Fred Jacobs.  As usual, links to everything mentioned can be found in the episode notes.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on The Download: Blubrry brings a new spin to media kits, Twitter's building a podcast player, TargetSpot expands into Latin American audiences, Overcast's creator has beef with how podcasters use DAI, and Anchor's co-founder finds RSS standards restrictive to innovation.  While a significant portion of the United States was recovering from an excessive amount of explosive devices used over the holiday weekend, Blubrry announced a new way for podcasters to present themselves to potential sponsors and partners.  “Blubrry is introducing a podcasting industry first by providing all Blubrry paid customers a podcast media kit that updates daily with information you choose to include. The kit includes data you provide, podcast statistics and audience survey results.” Data points that can be included in the kit range from simple unchanging data points like website or show start date to granular things like social media follower counts, average monthly downloads per episode, and Blubrry audience survey results.  While not technically a media kit, this is a great step forward in helping arm podcasters with useful information they can give advertisers interested in evaluating their show. While lacking in the usual collection of logos and information ephemera a true media kit designed to be attractive to press, this sort of media kit 2.0 cuts down on a fair amount of repeat labor. To The Download's knowledge this is the first time a hosting company has automated this process and included actual download statistics in the package. Usually the process is a tedious manual one that requires regular updates by either the show runner or their representation to pull each data point.  Kudos to Blubrry for being the first to market with this dreamed-of feature.  Once again we bring news of a social media platform showing interest in podcast integration, but this time it feels more legitimate. Frontend engineer and code researcher Jane Manchun Wong did some digging. In her to-the-point tweet she announced:  “Twitter is working on in-app Podcast player.”  Attached to the tweet is a screen recording of the new player in action, showing Wong clicking on show art for Office Ladies, which prompts a new podcast player overlay.  For the younger folk in the room, it's worth noting that Twitter didn't spring forth fully formed into the world. In its primordial form the service was originally Odeo, a 2005 attempt at what we'd call a podcast social media network today. Podcasting is literally in Twitter's DNA.  This Monday Podnews shared an announcement from TargetSpot concerning a promising step towards diversifying podcasting further. The adtech company is opening a Latin American-focused office in Miami, Florida under the leadership of Angelica Potes. Chief Revenue Officer Alexandre Ouhadi said: “We are glad to finally be physically present in the Latin American Market. We have created amazing partnerships with big name publishers. This is the right moment to officially go live. Audio is growing rapidly, so it's a great opportunity for advertisers to leverage their digital media budget through this engaging medium.”  Diversity in language, ethnicity, and geographical location is how the podcast industry expands. Hispanic/Latino creators are incredibly well represented in podcasting in comparison to the overall US population. Providing revenue opportunities for those audiences provides the ability for new businesses to be built to capture that revenue. This is good growth for the industry. On Tuesday Marco Arment, creator of podcatcher Overcast, took to Twitter to address a trend in negative reviews for his app. In four screenshots provided four different anonymous users cite an abundance of jarring advertisements. Some complain about the amount and quantity of ads, one claims the ads were so poorly-optimized the volume shift was enough to burst their eardrum.  While the last review's threat of legal action might be hyperbolic, Arment is still concerned.  “Cheap, sloppy dynamic ad insertion (DAI) in podcasts continues to degrade the experience for listeners. They blame the app, and that's my problem to deal with.”  He goes on to ask podcasters who poorly implement DAI “what are you doing” in all capital letters.  Sounds Profitable's Bryan Barletta took issue with this in a quote-tweet of Arment, citing issues like frequency capping, comp separation, and other features related to poor-quality ad placement:  “...are not tech issues, they're business decisions. Your host doesn't offer it? Switch hosts. And don't buy inventory that doesn't support your needs.”  Sloppy implementation of DAI is a recipe for disaster, and there's plenty of evidence of podcasters falling for that trap. Too often that sloppiness is built in under the guise of 'automation', which often leads to odd ad breaks added by the hosting company filled with even odder ads. So what's the solution? Bad ads—ads that don't fit the context of the episode, ads that are recorded at wildly different volumes than the rest of the episode, or an overabundance of ads in an episode—are predominant in dynamically inserted programmatic ads as well as baked-in host-read ads. And solid DAI implementation can power highly relevant host-read ads that sound like they belong in the episode. In the end, it comes to having an ad strategy as well as tactics that are acceptable to the podcaster, the advertiser, and the audience as well. And it'll make it less likely for listeners to blame their listening app for something that's not their problem. We got you, Marco. On Tuesday Anchor co-founder Michael Mignano posted a Medium blog titled “The Standards Innovation Paradox.” In it, he proposes the theory that standards like RSS were useful in helping podcasting grow in the beginning, but have become restrictive over time as services all adapt the same standards and any new additions come with all previous updates as well.  “If you've ever searched the App Store or the Google Play store for a podcast app, you've likely come across a tidal wave of search results. In some ways, this fragmentation is great for users, because it means they have a ton of choice and flexibility in what product to use for their podcast listening. But at the same time, this fragmentation is bad for innovation, and makes it nearly impossible to innovate on experiences that are based on RSS, meaning the podcast listening experience has remained stale and largely unchanged for almost the entirety of podcasting.” On Wednesday James Cridland published a rebuttal in the form of “The Standards Innovation Paradox: is it real?” The piece takes Mignano's to task and seeks to add outside context to his thought process, namely the fact Mignano worked at Spotify after they bought out Anchor. During that tenure the company threw itself into reinventing podcasting without RSS, instead using the proprietary method that follows Mignano's proposal that proprietary tech is required due to the difficulty of forcing a standard to evolve.  “Yet, Spotify absolutely could evolve the standard: because by April 2022, they were big enough, with at least 30% market share, to have set the standard themselves. They could have said “here's how to signal the video asset in your RSS feed, and if you do this, you'll get video podcasts in Spotify too.” They could have looked at the currently existing solution to this, the podcast namespace's alternateEnclosure tag, and adopted that (and, possibly, molded it to their needs). But, they didn't.” Cridland goes on to point out decisions to stick with black box proprietary tech conveniently also mean any user who wishes to take advantage of that new tech is permanently locked into using Anchor as a hosting service.  The risk of an open ecosystem is the ability for aggregators to control and separate the industry. For all the dour news about a lack of profits, Spotify is currently succeeding at this to some degree. RSS is capable of doing everything Mignano's piece takes issue with; issues he has historically complained about even prior to the buyout.  Innovation is stifled not by standards, but by people and businesses with the necessary power to adopt new standards instead choosing to whine about having to share space and leverage that to release new impenetrable black boxes.  Finally, it's time for our semi-regular roundup of articles we're tentatively calling Quick Hits. These are articles that didn't quite make the cut for today's episode, but are still worth including in your weekend reading. This week's Quick Hits are  Spotify acquires music trivia game Heardle by Ariel Shapiro. Podcasting: True or False? By Fred Jacobs.  As usual, links to everything mentioned can be found in the episode notes.  The Download is a production of Sounds Profitable. Today's episode was hosted by Shreya Sharma and Manuela Bedoya, and the script was written by Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta and Evo Terra are the executive producers of The Download from Sounds Profitable. Special thanks to our media host, Omny Studio. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Esta semana en La Descarga: TargetSpot se expande a audiencias en América Latina, Studio Ochenta brinda una guía para hacer podcasts de ficción, Blubrry le da un nuevo giro a los kits de medios, Twitter está construyendo un reproductor de podcasts, el creador de Overcast tiene problemas con el uso de anuncios dinámicos, y el cofundador de Anchor afirma que la tecnología RSS restringe la innovación.  Este lunes, Podnews cubrió un anunció de TargetSpot acerca de un paso prometedor hacia más diversificación en los podcasts. La empresa de tecnología publicitaria está abriendo en Miami, Florida una oficina que se enfocará en América Latina bajo el liderazgo de Angelica Potes. El director de ingresos, Alexandre Ouhadi, dijo: “Estamos contentos de finalmente estar presentes físicamente en el mercado latinoamericano. Hemos creado asociaciones increíbles con editores líderes. Este es el momento adecuado para lanzar oficialmente. El audio está creciendo rápido, por lo que es una gran oportunidad para que los anunciantes aprovechen su presupuesto de medios digitales a través de este atractivo medio”. La diversidad en el idioma, la etnia y la ubicación geográfica es la forma en que se expande la industria de los podcasts. Creadores latinos están representados bien en comparación con la población estadounidense. Brindar oportunidades de ingresos para aquellas audiencias provee la capacidad de construir nuevos negocios para capturar dichos ingresos. Esto es crecimiento sano para la industria. ¡La guía fabulantástica! así se llama la guía exhaustiva para hacer un podcast de ficción que publicó Studio Ochenta la semana pasada en español. La galardonada casa de producción detrás varios exitosos podcasts multilingües y de ficción, incluyendo Mija, Cultureverse, y el show interactivo Azafata en Atacama, subió el PDF de 80 páginas y más de diez capítulos a su sitio de web. Y la buena noticia es que todo se puede descargar, gratis. Si estás en los pódcasts de ficcion o narrativos, no vas a querer perder esta información fabulantástica demasiado útil que detalla, en palabras Lory Martinez, la fundadora de Studio Ochenta,  “... reglas y experiencias que… creemos que debes conocer para que puedas encontrar tu propia manera de hacer un pódcast de ficción y entregárselo al mundo.”  La guía, llena de varias bellas ilustraciones, cubren un espectro amplio de una sonora ficción en pódcast. Se trata de temas desde los roles del equipo de producción, como investigar una idea, y crear un mundo, hasta el diseño sonoro, el casting, y la publicación y distribución del programa. Martinez, empezó con nada, sin equipo de producción y sin mucha experiencia con los podcasts de ficciones, Ella cuenta,  “Cuando decidí hacer Mija, me faltaban muchas cosas: me faltaba experiencia en escribir ficción, me faltaba patrocinio, me faltaban diseñadores sonoros y personas que me ayudaran a hacer la promoción del show… Parecía que me faltaba todo”. Pero después de alcanzar el éxito, ella comparte su sabiduría. Este gesto de una empresa líder en la producción de podcasts como Studio Ochenta demuestra un entorno colaborativo que es saludable para el podcasting.  Un paso adelante para mi, significa un paso adelante para ti. Esa es una actitud que merece admiración. La semana pasada, Blubrry anuncio una nueva manera en que los podcasts podrán presentarse ante nuevos patrocinadores y socios. Según el comunicado de prensa,  “Blubrry está introduciendo algo que no se ha visto en la industria de podcasts al proveer a sus clientes un media kit de podcasts que se actualiza diariamente con información que uno puede personalizar. El kit incluye datos que el usuario proporciona, estadísticas de podcasts, y resultados de las encuestas de audiencias”. Los datos que se pueden incluir en el kit van desde datos fijos que no cambian, como el sitio de web o la fecha de inicio del show, hasta cosas granulares como el recuento de seguidores en las redes sociales, y las descargas mensuales promedias por episodio. Aunque técnicamente no es un kit de medios, esto es un paso adelante para armar a los podcasters con información útil que ellos podrán proporcionar a los anunciantes interesados en evaluar sus shows. Aunque sí falta logotipos e información tradicional de un verdadero kit de medios diseñado para ser atractivo para la prensa, este tipo de kit de medios 2.0 reduce una buena cantidad de trabajo repetitivo. De que nosotros sabemos, esta es la primera vez que una empresa de alojamiento ha automatizado este proceso e incluido estadísticas de descarga reales en el paquete. Por lo general, el proceso es manual y tedioso que requiere actualizaciones periódicas por parte del creador o su representación de ventas para extraer cada dato. Felicidades, Blubrry, por ser el primero en comercializar este gran producto. Les traemos lo último sobre la integración de podcasts en las redes sociales. Ingeniera e investigadora de código Jane Manchun Wong reveló algo interesante. En un tuit, ella anunció “Twitter está creando un reproductor de podcast dentro la aplicación” Adjunto al tweet hay una grabación de pantalla del nuevo reproductor en acción, que muestra a Wong haciendo clic en la imagen del podcast Office Ladies, lo que activa un reproductor de podcast. Para la gente más joven, vale la pena mencionar que Twitter no surgió completamente formado en el mundo. En su forma primordial, el servicio fue originalmente llamado Odeo, un intento en el 2005 de lo que hoy consideraríamos una red social de podcast. Por lo tanto, el podcasting está literalmente en el ADN de Twitter. Este martes, el cofundador de Anchor Michael Mignano subió un blog en Medium llamado “The Standards Innovation Paradox”. O sea, la paradoja de la innovación de estándares”. Dentro, Mignano propone una teoría de que estándares como fuentes RSS en algún tiempo eran útiles, pero se han vuelto restrictivos con el tiempo, ya que todos los servicios adaptan a los mismos estándares y las nuevas incorporaciones también vienen con todas las actualizaciones anteriores. En palabras de Mignano: “Si alguna vez ha buscado en la App Store o en la tienda Google Play una aplicación de podcast, es probable que haya encontrado una oleada de resultados de búsqueda. De alguna manera, esta fragmentación es excelente para los usuarios, porque significa que tienen muchas opciones y flexibilidad en cuanto a qué producto usar para escuchar su podcast. Pero al mismo tiempo, esta fragmentación es mala para la innovación y hace que sea casi imposible innovar en experiencias basadas en RSS, lo que significa que la experiencia de escuchar podcasts se ha mantenido insipido y prácticamente sin cambios durante casi la totalidad de los podcasts.”  El miércoles, James Cridland publicó una refutación en forma de "La paradoja de la innovación de los estándares: ¿es real?" En esta publicación, Cridland lleva a Mignano y busca agregar un contexto externo a la paradoja, principalmente, el hecho de que Mignano trabajó en Spotify después de que compraron Anchor. Durante ese mandato, la empresa se esforzó a reinventar los podcasts de video sin RSS, en lugar de utilizar el método patentado que sigue la propuesta de Mignano de que se requiere tecnología patentada debido a la dificultad de forzar la evolución de un estándar. Según Cridland,  “Sin embargo, Spotify absolutamente podría evolucionar el estándar: porque para abril de 2022, eran lo suficientemente grandes, con al menos un 30% del mercado, para haber establecido el estándar ellos mismos. Podrían haber dicho ‘aquí se explica cómo señalar el activo de video en su fuente RSS, y si hace esto, también obtendrá podcasts de video en Spotify'. Podrían haber mirado la solución existente actualmente para esto, la etiqueta del espacio de nombres alternativo del podcast, y haberla adoptado (y, posiblemente, haberla moldeado según sus necesidades). Pero no lo hicieron”. Cridland continúa y menciona que las decisiones de apegarse a la tecnología propietaria de la caja negra también significan convenientemente que cualquier usuario que desee aprovechar esa nueva tecnología está bloqueado permanentemente en el uso de Anchor como un servicio de alojamiento. A pesar de todas las malas noticias sobre la falta de ganancias, Spotify actualmente lo está logrando hasta cierto punto. RSS es capaz de hacer todo lo que menciona el artículo de Mignano; problemas de los que históricamente se ha quejado incluso antes de la compra. La innovación no se ve sofocada por los estándares, sino por personas y empresas con el poder necesario para adoptar nuevos estándares, que en vez optan por quejarse de tener que compartir espacio y aprovechar eso para lanzar nuevas cajas negras impenetrables. Este martes Marco Arment, creador de la aplicación de podcasts Overcast, abordó una tendencia de reseñas negativas para su aplicación. Todo ocurrió en Twitter, y en cuatro capturas de pantalla él brindó menciones de cuatro diferentes usuarios sobre una abundancia de anuncios discordantes. Algunos se quejaron de la cantidad y la calidad de los anuncios, un usuario afirma que los anuncios estaban tan mal integrados que el cambio de volumen fue tan abrupto que reventó sus tímpanos. Esto preocupa a Arment, en palabras de él: “La inserción de anuncios dinámicos barata y descuidada en los podcasts continúa degradando la experiencia de los oyentes. Ellos culpan a la aplicación, y ese es mi problema con el que lidiar”.  Arment le pregunta a los podcasters que implementan anuncios dinámicos de manera deficiente "¿qué están haciendo?" Bryan Barletta de Sounds Profitable brindó sus opiniones en un tuit de Arment, citando problemas como la limitación de frecuencia, la separación de borradores y otras características relacionadas con la colocación de anuncios de baja calidad  “...no son cuestiones tecnológicas, son decisiones comerciales.” Según Barletta “¿Si, tu alojador de podcast no lo ofrece? Cambia de alojador. Y no compren inventario que no satisfaga sus necesidades”. La implementación descuidada de anuncios dinámicos es una receta para el desastre, y hay muchas pruebas de que los podcasters caen en esa trampa. Con demasiada frecuencia, ese descuido se construye bajo la apariencia de 'automatización', lo que a menudo conduce a pausas publicitarias extrañas agregadas por la empresa de alojamiento llenas de anuncios aún más extraños. Entonces, ¿cuál es la solución. Al final, se trata de tener una estrategia publicitaria y tácticas que sean aceptables para el podcaster, el anunciante y la audiencia también. Y hará que sea menos probable que los oyentes culpen a su aplicación de escucha por algo que no es su problema. Te respaldamos, Marco. La Descarga es una producción de Sounds Profitable. El episodio de hoy fue presentado por Manuela Bedoya y Gabriel Soto, y escrito por Gavin Gaddis. Bryan Barletta y Evo Terra son los productores ejecutivos de La Descarga de Sounds Profitable. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Reclaiming wonder in childhood, how children learn, the ripple effects of entrepreneurship, the beauty of motherhood, you are the expert on your child, ... and so much more! There are so many themes in this podcast episode with Ainsley Arment, founder of Wild + Free and author of The Call of the Wild + Free. Ainsley has been instrumental in fostering deep relationships all around the world through the Wild + Free movement. She has a way with words and an outlook on life and parenting that will touch your soul. You can learn more about Ainsley and Wild + Free here: https://www.bewildandfree.org/

En entrevista Pedro Armentía, diputado del PRI, indicó "Nos van a llamar traidores a la patria porque no vamos a votar por esta reforma, esa es la narrativa que van a manejar".

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Ainsley Arment is the founder of Wild + Free, co-founder of Wild Explorers Club and the Wild + Free Farm Village, and host of the weekly Wild + Free podcast. She and her husband Ben are raising their five children, Wyatt, Dylan, Cody, Annie, and Millie, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. Learn more about their work at https://www.bewildandfree.org Follow on Instagram @wildandfree.co ________ Follow along and learn more about Finding Family at www.findingfamilypodcast.com Follow Julie on Instagram HERE and Chris HERE --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/finding-family/message

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This month's patron-funded story is "Diplomacy" by Emily L Byrne, narrated by Violet Jade.  Captain Bridget O'Halloran smoothed her dress uniform and polished her medals with one sleeve before she pressed the glowing button that would allow her to enter Admiral Chen's office. She managed not to run a hand through her short red hair before she pressed the button, but only just. The doors slid open and she inhaled deeply before stepping through them in a futile effort to relax.  The admiral's office was just as she remembered it: grey and spartan with only the comp unit's glow casting any direct light. “Done,” the admiral barked at it and the glow faded to a muted blue. “Lights!” The office flickered into a startling brightness. “O'Halloran!” The admiral's dark eyes took in her brisk salute and her medals with a “Humph! All right, Captain. At ease.” She relaxed her spine slightly and stood awaiting his orders, a wary look on her face. What did the old coot want this time? Last time she'd been in here, 3 cycles ago, it was because she'd volunteered to infiltrate the Lyrizi navy as an agent. She'd succeeded but the cost had been high. The burn scar that ran the length of her ribs throbbed a little at the memory. Chen gave her a fierce glare. “All right, Captain. We've only got a few minutes. There's trouble again in the Arment system about the selerinite clauses in the treaty.” He paused as if he wanted to see if she was still paying attention. Bridget stood up a little straighter, copper brows drawn together in a sharp frown. “Without the selerinite our ships will be grounded within two Earth months. This is what we went to war with the Lyrizi to prevent. So you're sending us to Arment to deal with it?” “Not you. Let me make myself clear, O'Halloran. The Confederation Council has appointed a new ambassador and a diplomatic team to resolve the matter. I can't say I approve of their choice but then, they didn't ask me. Just drop them off and give them any support they need. Don't let your personal feelings get in the way. That clear?”  The door slid open behind Bridget with a nearly silent hiss. She forced herself not to look directly at the intruder until ze stopped beside her. Not like she could see anything past the other's hood anyway. She shifted her weight, wondering what kind of ambassador came with a warning label from her commander. Chen got a lot more formal. “Captain O'Halloran, you have your orders. This is Hight Isandre, the Confederation's new ambassador to Arment. Once you arrive at Arment, you will provide all necessary support for her and the rest of her team before returning to base. No nonregulation maneuvers this time.”  Bridget let the tiniest of smiles curl her lips and saluted with vigor. Hight, huh? And a female, too. That was a surprise. From the gossipvids, she always figured that Highborn women of any galactic species spent all their time getting gene modifications and sampling every mind-altering substance in the galaxy. Admiral Chen scowled at her, breaking into her thoughts. “Yes sir!” He nodded his dismissal and she turned smartly and left, the ambassador at her heels. Once the door shut behind them, she turned to get her first good look at her passenger and almost yelled in surprise. Greenie her mind screamed and she nearly reached for her blaster, hands shaking just a little. The Lyrizi female looked back at her from gorgeous amber eyes that nearly glowed under pale green eyebrows against a background of dark green skin. One of those eyebrows quirked upward as the captain tried to recover her composure.

This is a re-air of episode #86. Ainsley Arment is the founder of Wild + Free, an online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home. This philosophy will be like a breath of fresh air if you're struggling in your homeschool! Show notes are at www.4onemore.com/86 --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/homeschoolwithmoxie/support

The pandemic showed us all what schooling in today's world is like, and many didn't like it. There was a massive spike in homeschooling, and who knows how many of those will stay out of public school in the coming year. Ainsley Arment is the Founder of Wild + Free, a home-schooling community and company that connects and supports parents who educate their children at home. Ainsley is also co-founder of Wild Explorers Club and the Wild + Free Farm Village, and host of the Wild + Free podcast. She is the bestselling author of The Call of the Wild and Free: Reclaiming Wonder in Your Child's Education and Wild and Free Handcrafts: 32 Activities to Build Confidence, Creativity, and Skill. Ainsley joins Adam and Naresh to discuss what homeschooling really is (hint: it's NOT what happened last year during lockdowns), and ways you can enable your children to be their best self. Website: www.BeWildAndFree.org Featured Photo by Stephen Leonardi on Unsplash www.WorkFromHomeShow.com

Molly Arment is a local Crested Butte business owner who is actively fighting to reduce the stigma surrounding mental health.CB State of Mind:https://cbstateofmind.org Support the Podcast:https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZCSZKD6CZWLC2 Community Foundation of the Gunnison Valley:https://cfgv.orgSupport the show

Barbara Gaughen-Muller Interviews J. Frederick Arment, Director International Cities of Peace. by Barbara Gaughen-Muller

So honoured today to invite you into this conversation with my friend and founder of the Wild + Free community, Ainsley Arment. Check out the work of W + F over on https://www.bewildandfree.org/ - Pick up a ticket for the January Podcast LIVE here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/something-to-grow-by-tickets-127163420213

The pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before. Ainsley Arment, founder of "Wild and Free," discusses at-home learning. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Childhood is a unique growing time for our children; educators, parents, and experts have known this for years and yet childhood often gets swept under the rug at the expense of rigorous academics and a schedule full of structured activities. Children are, for the first time in history, busy. Schedules have largely replaced curiosity. Organized programs have taken priority over free play. And if we're really honest, I think us mamas can admit...it's just too much. What would happen if we embraced a more "wild and free" approach to childhood in our homeschools? What type of atmosphere might we be able to create for our families? The Wild + Free movement had its humble beginnings about six years ago when Ainsley Arment started an Instagram account to gather and inspire other moms in quest of this "wild and free" type of childhood for their children. What began as a few moms sharing experiences and tips on the internet has grown into an online and in-person community of over 177,000 mamas strong. Wild & Free is not a method; it transcends - and therefore welcomes - many homeschool philosophies and makes room for all mamas to educate their children in a way that works best for their family. Join us today as Ainsley and I explore the benefits of living Wild + Free in your homeschool. In this episode you’ll hear: Ainsley's journey to becoming a Wild + Free homeschooler What a Wild + Free education looks like Why childhood matters & how we can preserve it Ainsley's favorite parts of homeschooling, as well as the most challenging What we're reading right now How to balance it all...or not ;) How to be a Wild + Free mama Show Notes Wild + Free Website Wild + Free Holidays The Call of the Wild + Free Book

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

Hey it’s Arroe. This is Play It Forward. A look at the unexpected changes endured by entertainers, writers, camera people and all others affected but not infected by the global invasion of the Coronavirus. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward. Episode 146 with Ainsley Arment In 2014 Ainsley founded Wild and Free on Instagram. It’s developed an very active online community of parents focused on providing a quality education at home: https://www.bewildandfree.org/. A mother of 5 and homeschooler for the past 11 years, Ainsley says that while most parents feel unprepared and overwhelmed by the idea of homeschooling their children, it can be done! And it can be a rewarding experience for children and parents alike! Ainsley says the fears, worries, and anxieties are real - especially for those suddenly thrust into education at home - -but the pandemic has provided an opportunity to step boldly into an opportunity many have never considered before, and offers tips That’s Play It Forward. You can listen to the full conversations with these artists on three different podcasts. Like Its Live, Unplugged and Totally Uncut and View from the Writing Instrument found on all digital platforms.

The Wild + Free philosophy will be like a breath of fresh air if you're struggling in your homeschool! Here's my chat with Ainsley Arment. Show notes are at www.4onemore.com/86 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/homeschoolwithmoxie/support

Doug Miles talks with Ainsley Arment author of the “Wild and Free” books: “Wild and Free Handcrafts”, “Wild and Free Holidays” and “The Call of the Wild and Free” on “Talk Across America” (www.dougmilesmedia.com)

The Arment family's favorite enemies, animals, and other bizarre creatures in Minecraft.

嘉宾介绍 Milkshake羊，中文播客节目「Byte Coffee」的主播，科技媒体及社区「少数派」的资深创作者，光学工程博士。她已累计在「少数派」上发表近四十篇文章、约十万余字，与大家慷慨地分享如何利用新时代的智能设备及数字产品提升工作与生活中方方面面的效率。她的播客节目「Byte Coffee」像是一家虚拟咖啡厅，用「独立极简、健康明亮」的科技与人文观察解读当今世界。学术事业上，奶昔羊严谨专注，有一说一；日常生活中，她积极又轻盈，总能为身边的朋友带来一份阳光般的能量。 奶昔羊的「少数派」个人主页 (https://sspai.com/u/naaiv947/posts)：你能在此查阅到目前为止她已发表的所有原创文章。在本期节目发布前不久，奶昔羊刚完成一篇十分硬核的《用Home Inventory和MoneyWiz 2打造个人财务报告》 (https://sspai.com/post/58469)。看完这篇文章，你应该能充分感受到她对于数字产品使用和生活本身的态度与立场；当然，也能借机反思一下自己的财务表现、计划清理一下多余的身外之物。 奶昔羊的播客节目「Byte Coffee」的网站 (https://byte.coffee/page/1)：在网站的右上角，你可以看到详细的订阅指南。不要因为「Byte Coffee」没有在国内某些音频平台上露面而拒绝它——这档节目值得你花不到五分钟的时间选择一个最合你心意的订阅方式，你的行动是对节目和奶昔羊最大的支持。 奶昔羊的个人博客 (http://yuezhu.org/)：在这里，你可以看奶昔羊写她的「lab & life stories」，也可以看她整理年度目标，还可以请她喝咖啡。 奶昔羊提到2019年，她用以往逛博物馆时拍到的照片精心地准备了某门光学专业课的授课材料，收获了一些学生的喜爱。你可以从「Byte Coffee」的第37集节目《课件里的裸体大卫》 (https://byte.coffee/38)中，听到这位高校教师在台下准备过程中的心得与感悟。 聊到马拉松时，糊糊提到了前不久听过的一集反思当代精英生活方式的播客节目。这集节目来自The Ezra Klein Show，名为How Whole Foods, Yoga, and NPR Became the Hallmarks of Elite （收听链接一：iTunes (https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/how-whole-foods-yoga-npr-became-hallmarks-elite/id1081584611?i=1000456788708)；链接二：Stitcher (https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-ezra-klein-show)）。这集节目的批判性较强，未来在Casticle的节目中应该还会提到甚至收录。 本集节目标题中的「桐谷先生」是日本深夜档综艺节目「月曜夜未央」捧红的素人明星，他以炒股为生，以花买股票赠送的优待券为唯一的生活方式（请原谅在节目中糊糊反复错讲「券」这个字的发音……）。B站网友整理并翻译了桐谷先生在「月曜夜未央」中所有的片段 (https://www.bilibili.com/video/av58660906?from=search&seid=9756683966165869118)，强烈推荐你观看这些片段，感受他在街上飞奔的速度和他对生活的不灭热情。 推荐一：A Long Hike: Prepping for a Weeklong Trip from the First 40 Miles Podcast 1. 推荐集：收听地址一（iTunes (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/195-a-long-hike-prepping-for-a-weeklong-trip/id952485574?i=1000417357169)），收听地址二（节目网站 (https://www.thefirst40miles.com/195-a-long-hike-prepping-for-a-weeklong-trip/)）；建议你额外花一点时间读一读这集节目整整齐齐的show notes。 2. 奶昔羊记录熊野古道初次行走的两集播客——《2019年份的严肃徒步I am finishing the sound（上）》 (https://byte.coffee/49)和《2019年份的严肃徒步Hiking like a pro（下）》 (https://byte.coffee/50)。这两集节目的收听体验与Casticle之前推荐的Walking Podcast有相似的妙处，推荐你在需要放空、渴望旅行的时候听一听。 3. 中文播客节目《迟早更新》的第118集特别节目《声音：时速三公里》 (https://podcast.weareones.com/118)：这集节目是两位主播任宁与枪枪去年在熊野古道行走的声音全记录。这集节目的制作细腻入微，再搭配上任宁书写的旅行感悟 (https://www.notion.so/2019-103fbf4d8ca14413bfaab82510153c21#2896d7f21a054da6aaa0b0d7e1a45282)，你大概会开始心痒痒，期待自己也能在山间背着行囊向前挺进。 推荐二：Instant Coffee from Top Four Podcast 1. 推荐集：收听地址（节目网站 (https://www.relay.fm/topfour/56)）；节目中Arment夫妇测评的所有速溶咖啡都能在show notes中找到，如果你好奇，也可以像奶昔羊曾经做过的那样，买一个混搭大礼包尝一尝。 2. Marco Arment的个人网站 (https://marco.org/)，在他众多标签中有一个是「coffee enthusiast」。他写过许多与咖啡有关的文章，比如这篇 (https://marco.org/2013/11/13/roast-grind-brew-coffee-machine)。当然，大家应该更熟悉他的其它几个身份，例如汤不热（Tumblr）的前CTO、Instapaper和Overcast的founder。 3. Tiffany Arment的个人网站 (http://www.tiffanyarment.com/)以及所有她参与过的播客 (http://www.tiffanyarment.com/podcasts)。糊糊某段时间曾猛刷她参与的另一档闲聊游戏的播客节目Playing for Fun，未来某天应该能找到一个契机正式给大家挑一集好好说说。 4. 录节目之前，糊糊找了一些与咖啡有关的播客，初步判断Cat & Cloud (https://catandcloud.com/pages/podcast)和I Brew My Own Coffee (http://www.ibrewmyowncoffee.com/)应该有点意思，然而奶昔羊在节目中说这俩节目不一定新手友好，还是多去咖啡馆喝、多跟咖啡师交流来得直接。 5. 奶昔羊常看的咖啡专家James Hoffmann的Youtube频道 (https://m.youtube.com/channel/UCMb0O2CdPBNi-QqPk5T3gsQ)。如果你喜欢研究咖啡和小家电，请务必前去看他的视频。 推荐三：See Me First for My Ability from Life On the Outside the Official Garmin Podcast 1. 推荐集：收听地址一（iTunes (https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/see-me-first-for-my-ability/id1458650620?i=1000456263175)），收听地址二（节目网站 (https://www.garmin.com/en-US/blog/general/see-me-first-for-my-ability/)）。 2. 奶昔羊在节目中提到的那位人生榜样参加轮椅马拉松的新闻报道 (http://m.thepaper.cn/newsDetail_forward_1861889)。 3. Patricia Walsh在Garmin网站上的介绍 (https://www.garmin.com/en-US/women-of-adventure/walsh/)，她的个人博客 (https://patriciaironmantexas.wordpress.com/launch-of-blind-ambition/)。 4. Patricia Walsh参与了喜剧明星Amy Poehler发起的项目Smart Girls；她的4分钟视频介绍——Patricia Walsh didn’t set out to be an athlete, she just wanted to be healthy. (https://amysmartgirls.com/ironman-triathlete-patricia-walsh-344c93cfabe9) 5. Patricia Walsh在BookPeople发表的演讲 (https://youtu.be/5xIR03t_x-c)，题为「New Year，New You」，与我们这集播客的主题高度一致。 6. Fast Company对Patricia Walsh的报道 (https://www.fastcompany.com/90442092/the-14-most-important-design-ideas-of-the-decade-according-to-the-experts)，文章中有Patricia与大家分享的四个人生忠告。 小海豚广播 我们十分推荐大家使用以下播客app收听Casticle：Overcast, Pocket Casts, Castro和Stitcher，以及iOS自带的播客app都是绝佳的选择！如果你使用某些品牌的国产手机，下载播客app不方便，可以考虑使用电脑，在网页上收听噢，这样的收听和阅读体验，也基本不会打折扣噢！ 同时，我们十分渴望获得你的反馈！如果有任何问题或建议，欢迎给我们在社交平台上留言（例如微博Casticle，Instagram账号casticle.fm），也可以直接给我们写信casticlefm@gmail.com。请关注微信公众号【WhoisWhowho】，参与偶尔会有的抽奖活动。 期待我们早日再见！

Kathy. Kathy, Tiff. Kathy, Tiff, and Scott. Kathy, Tiff, and Scott get together to talk about comedy, ego, radio and the origins of podcasting. In the Bonus, Tiff and Scott have a reference-off. Host Kathy Campbell with Tiffany Arment and Scott Sullivan.

Mike continues sketching into November and talks about WWII sketchbooks. Mike is then joined by Tiff Arment to discuss her journey in becoming an artist which includes her favourite mediums, recent Inktober success, going to back to school and her latest initiative, #WeDrawWednesdays. ===== LINKS FROM THE SHOW ===== Anna Bucciarelli Escoda real vs synthetic...

The Call Of The Wild + Free Ainsley Arment is the founder of Wild + Free, a community of mothers that are changing the preconceived notion of what it means to homeschool. Ainsley is also co-founder of Wild Explorers Club and the Wild + Free Farm Village, and host of the Wild + Free podcast. Her new book, The Call of the Wild + Free: Reclaiming Wonder in Your Child's Education was published in September. She and her husband Ben homeschool their five children; Wyatt, Dylan, Cody, Annie, and Millie, in Virginia Beach, Virginia. When Ainsley began her motherhood journey, homeschooling was not something she ever considered.  It wasn't until her oldest began school that she started to reconsider. She noticed as he spent more time in school he started to become distant and began to care more about what the other kids thought of him. And his desire and innate curiosity to learn started to dim. Ainsley decided that instead of letting his light dim she wanted to give him wonder, freedom and curiosity. She wanted him to have his childhood back and homeschooling looked like the best option to do that. "It's less about the childishness, and more about the child-likeness. It's about that natural born wonder." How They Became Wild + Free Ainsley shares how the first few years of homeschool unfolded for them. The joys they experienced, the wonder and their early concerns. The joy came from doing life together at home and in nature. Ainsley saw her son's love for learning ignite again and wonder began to form his education. She saw his childhood coming back. At the same time Ainsley also understood the loneliness that arrives when you feel like you are the only one doing what you do. When you don't have your tribe. Or the uncertainty that you feel when you want to keep going but feel like you are fading out. It was the joys and the concerns that led to the creation of the vibrant Wild + Free community. In This Episode In this episode Ainsley shares how the Wild + Free community that began as a space on Instagram quickly spread to other parents throughout the world that wanted to reclaim the wonder of childhood. Wild + Free offers a common language for a certain set of values that many parents share; the wonder of learning, being out in nature, and the joy of living in the freedom of homeschooling. It also provides a place to hear from other moms in the trenches that are doing the hard work everyday. Ainsley's beautiful new book, The Call of The Wild + Free is an extension of this life. She gets into the why, the myths, and the how. How do you set up a rhythm in your home? How is the wild + free way different? I found Ainsley to be another kindred spirit and we chatted well past the time we stopped recording. Her passion is evident and the love for her family and the values she sees in giving kids freedom is clear. As for her challenges, they are similar to what many of us face; trying to juggle it all with a growing family, making room for quality time and quality education. But her advice is simple but powerful~ find what works for you in each season and embrace it. If you would like to learn more about the Wild + Free community or order the book go to: Wild + Free Website: bewildandfree.org On Instagram instagram.com/ainsl3y instagram.com/wildandfree.co  If you would like to hear more about families that are reclaiming childhood and finding freedom through homeschool check out my episode with Rachel Rainbolt http://imhomeschooling.com/natural-learning/

Wow what a show thank you to all who listen live & Interacted. you make it worth while. But in the Surgery tonight was Arment, D-Train, King Unique, Deborah Bell. many more fantatic tunes for your listening pleasure. JB hearthis.at/john-blewitt-jb-mc/

Wow what a show thank you to all who listen live & Interacted. you make it worth while. But in the Surgery tonight was Arment, D-Train, King Unique, Deborah Bell. many more fantatic tunes for your listening pleasure. JB hearthis.at/john-blewitt-jb-mc/

Wow what a show thank you to all who listen live & Interacted. you make it worth while. But in the Surgery tonight was Arment, D-Train, King Unique, Deborah Bell. many more fantatic tunes for your listening pleasure. JB hearthis.at/john-blewitt-jb-mc/

Artist and podcaster Tiff Arment joins David and Stephen to talk about her background in photography and analog and digital art, as well as the work that goes into recording and editing podcasts.

Josh on Instagram @josharmentFavorite BooksThe Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas———Become a Patron! (Thank you to Caleb Cruse, Blake Suddath, and Perry Smith for being Patrons and supporting us every month.)Get your free book on AudibleFollow us on InstagramLike us on FacebookSubscribe to us on YouTubeMusic by Chris Bartels | Produced by Tyssul

Ainsley Arment is the trailblazing leader of a counter-cultural collective of hip parents who have made bold choices about raising their children in non-traditional ways that foster creativity and imagination. This interview is not just for people who have kids! Far from a mere parenting manual, Ainsley's principles for unstructured time, cultivating wonder, brushing up against nature and allowing the wild to rough you up are meaningful endeavors that extend to people in all walks of life.

Ainsley Arment is the founder of Wild and Free, a community to help homeschool parents connect with others who share the mindset that childhood is an important stage, not just something to grow out of. Noticing the light of wonder going out of her sons eyes, she became a homeschooling mom six years ago and hasn't looked back.Come and be encouraged to trust yourself and your children in your homeschooling adventure by allowing the process of learning to take place naturally.

Ainsley Arment is the founder of Wild and Free, a community to help homeschool parents connect with others who share the mindset that childhood is an important stage, not just something to grow out of. Noticing the light of wonder going out of her sons eyes, she became a homeschooling mom six years ago and hasn’t looked back. Come and be encouraged to trust yourself and your children in your homeschooling adventure by allowing the process of learning to take place naturally.

Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio slams monetary policy in Europe and Japan. Bloomberg's Craig Giammona discusses Herbalife's latest scandal. And Sterne Agee's Peter Arment explains why Honeywell is betting big on a high-tech future. All this and more on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene and Michael McKee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Sterne Agee's Peter Arment says that Honeywell is investing heavily in advancing its technology. He joins Tom Keene and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Surveillance. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Bridgewater Associates' Ray Dalio slams monetary policy in Europe and Japan. Bloomberg's Craig Giammona discusses Herbalife's latest scandal. And Sterne Agee's Peter Arment explains why Honeywell is betting big on a high-tech future. All this and more on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene and Michael McKee.

Sterne Agee's Peter Arment says that Honeywell is investing heavily in advancing its technology. He joins Tom Keene and Michael McKee on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Sterne Agee's Peter Arment says that Honeywell will probably follow up on its bid for UTX with a better offer. He joins Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Surveillance. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Davidowitz & Associates Chairman Howard Davidowitz discusses the retail implosion. Raymond James' Kevin Giddis focuses on fixed income. And Sterne Agee's Peter Arment explains why Honeywell's offer for TXU won't be the last. All this and more on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene and Michael McKee. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

PR, marketing and reputation expert, Gini Dietrich, joins host Deirdre Breakenridge on Women Worldwide. Gini is the Chief Executive Officer of Arment Dietrich, a Chicago-based integrated marketing communications firm and the author of two books, Spin Sucks: Communication and Reputation Management in the Digital Age and Marketing in the Round: How to Develop an Integrated Marketing Campaign in the Digital Era. On the show, Gini discusses how sex sells, analyzing the celebrity brand transformation of Miley Cyrus, who transitioned from wholesome, teen Disney star to sexy, twerking, wrecking ball music artist. With respect to companies, she shares the ways they can avoid the “spin” and hype and take a best practices approach to sharing good stories, "honestly, responsibly and authentically” to get their brands recognized. Gini also offers advice to listeners on the importance of building strong relationships and some tips for working with the media, knowing they may help you out when your reputation is on the line. A little more about Gini Dietrich … Gini is the lead blogger at Spin Sucks, the award-winning PR and marketing blog. Spin Sucks delivers the latest trends, hottest topics, and some controversial analysis on events from the worlds of PR, Digital Marketing and Communication. Gini is also the co-host of Inside PR, a weekly podcast about communications and social media. You can connect with Gini on LinkedIn and Twitter @GiniDietrich.  

Davidowitz & Associates Chairman Howard Davidowitz discusses the retail implosion. Raymond James' Kevin Giddis focuses on fixed income. And Sterne Agee's Peter Arment explains why Honeywell's offer for TXU won't be the last. All this and more on Bloomberg Surveillance with Tom Keene and Michael McKee.

Sterne Agee's Peter Arment says that Honeywell will probably follow up on its bid for UTX with a better offer. He joins Tom Keene and Scarlet Fu on Bloomberg Surveillance.

Hoy va de sal, chile, dulce y manteca. Hablamos de Google Photos, el calendario de Marvel y Pixar, Alex prueba el 3D Touch de iOS 9 en un iPhone 6s, otra vez mentamos a Arment y tocamos algo el dilema de desarrollar para las App Stores. Al final respondemos a algunos mails. Abajo, un porrón de enlaces. Google Photos el mejor producto Google desde Search http://tinyurl.com/nlum68r Picturelife http://tinyurl.com/nhum9aq Uruloki http://tinyurl.com/puqnr6x Felipe de Uruloki http://tinyurl.com/pnvc6w8 Haciafalta #9 - Copias de Seguridad http://tinyurl.com/ptve4yy Haciafalta #43 - Marvel ha dicho qué? con Uruloki http://tinyurl.com/pn32gr9 Haciafalta #22 - Mitos falsos, insinceros y antiverdad http://tinyurl.com/nzpvwfp Cambios a la Marvel Fase 3 http://tinyurl.com/nu3afea Calendario de Star Wars, Marvel y Pixar hasta 2020 http://tinyurl.com/n9jmrx5 Raiz Cuadrada de (-)2 http://tinyurl.com/q88pjwj Disney anuncia las películas de Pixar hasta 2019 http://tinyurl.com/puw865v Coco (Pixar 2017) http://tinyurl.com/nzvgbfn El libro de la vida/Book of life http://tinyurl.com/nqhv6zy Overcast 2 http://tinyurl.com/npd8tdq Ratatoing http://tinyurl.com/nee7nbd Video Brinquedo http://tinyurl.com/oloymdwMicrofono de Eduo: Samson Meteor http://tinyurl.com/ooe66o7 Brazo de Microfono de Eduo: Tiger MCA42-BK http://tinyurl.com/pfedrvc Humble Bundle http://tinyurl.com/6utbnuh Weekly Humble Bundle http://tinyurl.com/6utbnuh/weekly Monhtly Humble Bundle http://tinyurl.com/6utbnuh/monthly iPhone 6S se pasa a la serie 7000 de aleaciones de aluminio, la del Apple Watch Sport http://tinyurl.com/n9g8bb3 MP3 añade chapters a la especificación de etiquetas ID3 en 2005 http://tinyurl.com/ajdho7p eyeD3 añade soporte de creación de chapters para mp3 en 2012 http://tinyurl.com/olsa39a Star Wars Video 360 http://tinyurl.com/pxsduct

Invitatul primului episod TechVolution este Alex Brie, un developer de 34 ani din București. Alex este managerul Cognitive Bits Software și din 2008 a scris și publicat peste 100 aplicații pentru iOS. Self Help Classics Crossy Road Vault Breaker Clean Writer pentru Mac Clean Writer pentru iOS Instagram SocialBoost for Instagram HashKeys - keyboard for popular Instagram hashtags Instapaper - Aplicatia lansata de developer marco Arment. App Biz Weekly Alex Brie este pe Twitter @alexbrie CognitiveBits Software Adrian Boioglu este pe Twitter @boioglu Ai idei, pareri despre acest show sau vrei sa ne spui ceva? Scrie-ne contact@citypodcast.ro, pe Twitter sau pe Facebook. Intra pe CityPodcast.ro pentru a asculta si celelalte show-uri din prima retea de podcast-uri din Romania. Nu uita sa dai “Subscribe” in iTunes sau un aplicatia ta preferata de ascultat podcast-uri si sa ne dai un rating in cit mai bun in iTunes. Ne ajuta sa aparem si in fata altor ascultatori din Romania.

Marco Arment of Overcast, Matt Drance of Apple Outsider, Sean Heber of the Iconfactory, and Brent Simmons of Vesper talk about developing for, and updating apps for, iOS 7.

Ryan Rampersad and Matthew Petschl, along with returning guest William Kieser, discuss WWDC sold out, Arment's sellout, Nintendo's withdrawal from E3, Microsoft's double event, a Facebook data center near you, a WiFi Hotspot in your magazine and so much more.

Roddel en achterklap over Gruber, Arment en Topolsky. Daarnaast natuurlijk een kleine vooruitblik op de lancering van de iPhone5 op 12 september, een terugblik op het Amazon event, de nieuwe Google YouTube app, de schaamteloze rip-off van de iMac door HP en heel veel meer. Vergeet niet te stemmen op 12 september! Grote dank aan de vrienden van Appels en Peren: Soundcloud voor de bandbreedte, Nozzman voor het coverartwork en Clublime voor de introjingle. Alle links uit de aflevering iPhone 5 to launch at same prices Amazon spullen op amazon.com Google launches Youtube app for iOS Introducing a new YouTube app for your iPhone and iPod touch Twitter discontinuing mac app HP introduces new Apple iMac Relletje tussen Topolsky en Gruber/Arment Everyday App Star Talk Alle links en informatie over de podcast vind je op appelsenperenshow.nl

Gini is the founder and chief executive officer of Arment Dietrich, Inc., a boutique communication firm based in Chicago. With top-notch services focused on internal and external communication, executive coaching, and social media/networking, Gini leads a team of professionals who deliver personalized services, share her results-driven passion, and understand how to best affect clients’ businesses. Gini is not only a communication professional, but also a business owner who understands how results affect the bottom line and year-over-year growth. She has taken this dual expertise and translated it to using online media to network, develop new business, and grow the company. The firm more than doubled in 2008 and more than 70 percent of that growth came from social networking.