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Embark on a mysterious journey with John and Wes as they delve into the enigmatic realm of curiosity. Sipping on the rich flavors of a 54-40 Brewing Amber Ale and indulging in the warmth of a Copperworks Single Malt, our hosts beckon you to join this clandestine rendezvous. Immerse yourself in the conversation, where whispers of wonder and the allure of the unknown await. Cheers to a curious exploration that will captivate your imagination! 54-40 Brewing Red Zeppelin Amber Ale Copperworks American Single Malt Whiskey Batch No.044 Value4Value Thank You! Thank you Blubbry for making us podcast of the month for November! Craig Weinberg at The Interview Podcast Kyrin at Mere Mortals Podcast

We are the Podcast of the month at Blubbry hosting! Join John and Wes in this enchanting episode as they unravel the essence of joy, exploring its origins and drawing intriguing distinctions between joy and happiness. Savor the delightful ambiance as they engage in a heartwarming conversation, complemented by the rich notes of Mac and Jacks' Amber Ale and the alluring depths of Jura's Single Malt – ‘The Road.' As our valued producers, your support keeps the joy flowing in every episode. Craig from VPD Studio also gives us a call! Cheers to the journey of discovery, and a heartfelt thank you to all our contributors at Value4Value! Your contributions make it all the more joyful. Here's to you!” Mac and Jack's African Amber Ale Jura “The Road” Blubrry hosting Thank you to our producers of Episode 79! Craig at VPD Studio and the Interview Podcast Boolysteed colemcormick1

In this episode we are having a fascinating conversation with Tony D'Urso, a podcaster, author and an entrepreneur who helps millions of people learn from the success of others. Tony's podcast, the Tony Durso Show, is one of the most successful shows in the podcasting space, pushing 25 million listens. He's also the author of the Amazon bestseller book, ‘Elite  Entrepreneurs.' Throughout the episode, we dive into creating a vision for yourself and your business, finding your purpose and action plans to make your goals come true.Started his career in sales and lead generation.  After working in several positions related to sales and climbing up the corporate ladder, he took a leap of faith to get out of the corporate environment and start his own business venture. We talked about Tony's fascinating career journey, the events that led him to translation from his corporate job to  a venture of his own, and the challenges that came with it.At first glance revision for business may seem like something minor but it's a big contributing factor to the long-term success of any business venture. Tony shares with us his talks on why setting a vision is so important, how a vision is different from goals, and the role a vision plays in defining the trajectory of a business. We further dive into some valuable information on how to create strategies and action plans to build a strong and sustainable business.Another area we touch on is Tony's journey as a podcaster and an author. We dive deep into how podcasting became a method to share his wisdom with countless people, some of the strategies to grow a successful podcast. He further explains why only a few podcasts actually gain enough momentum to be successful and how to avoid ‘podfading.' We also dive deep into his experience as a bestselling author and strategies for upcoming authors to get their message to the right audience. Wrapping up the episode, we talk about Tony's future plans and the amazing charity work he's doing. [01:00] Getting to Know Tony – We start the conversation with Tony's career journey, his current work, and some of the experiences and learnings that led to his success.[07:29] Leaving Corporate Career – What led Tony to get out of the corporate environment to follow a path of his own and how he tackled the challenge of transitioning from the corporate world.[15:40] Vision – Why the vision is one of the most important for a success of a business venture, how a vision is different from a goal or a purpose, and how a good business strategy contributes to the success of a business venture.[25:28] 30-60-90 Plan – Tony explains a strategy of short-term planning to bring in an income from any business.[32:28] Podcast Life – Tony shares with us how he got into the world of podcasting, the learning curve of starting his own podcast, and what contributed to the massive success of Tony's podcast.[35:30] Mentorship for Podcasters – Why every podcaster should get a mentor that helps the podcast succeed and how to find a ‘secret mentor.'[40:20] Becoming an Author – Tony shares with us some of the learnings from writing his bestseller books, including how the norms related to writing books have evolved over the years and his workflow for reviewing and publishing his books.[43:40] Marketing for Books – What contributed to the success of Tony's books and some tips and tricks for new authors to make their books successful.[47:42] Future Plans – Tony shares with us his goals for the next few years and how he uses his podcast and other ventures to help people and communities around him.[52:16] Advice for Youngsters – Tony shares with us some key pieces of advice for young people to succeed in life and make the world a better place. Connect with TonyWebsite: tonydurso.comLinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/tonysdursoTwitter: twitter.com/TonyDUrsoTony's Books:tonydurso.com/booksPodcast:tonydurso.com/podcast Mentioned in the EpisodeBeach Money: Creating Your Dream Life Through Network Marketinggoodreads.com/book/show/3526437-beach-mone Quotes“If you put your vision map together, you can accomplish what you want in a lot shorter amount of time.”“Before the events of 2020, Blubbry said 70% of broadcasters would not make it to the next year. And what you need to speed up and get past that curve before it defeats you is get a mentor”“If we all put more and more shoulders together we can change things.”

Welcome to the final episode in Season 6 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are closing out the season and reflecting on our learnings in addition to celebrating our guests. We are highlighting powerful moments from each episode and our takeaways.    We will be taking a break to rest and plan out the next season but we will be back! Until then: Follow on Instagram and ask us a question!! Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate. If you like, please share!    We want to extend a very special Thank you to this season's guests: Trent Norman, Dr. Shenelle Dubose, and Nadia Ali, and as always, thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @racecultureandbeyondpodcast to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 11 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are reflecting on the year and exploring the paradigms we have found ourselves in. We are sharing about the dueling experiences we have found ourselves in and the emotions and lessons surrounding them. We also encourage you to ask and answer the same questions for yourself: Where are your dualities and paradoxes in your life? Where are you resisting? Where can you give yourself permission to experience the “both and” in your life?   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @racecultureandbeyondpodcast to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Today's guest is a close friend and colleague who leads with purpose and compassion. Nadia Ali is a change-maker who isn't afraid to call you in while exuding kindness and intention. Nadia brings her full cultural self into all of her interactions and is dedicated to inclusivity and equity as a thread throughout her life and work.   Some favorite quotes:  “That's my passion, how do we, how do we create spaces for our kiddos across our communities to feel confident in their identities and feel supported in those identities in the ways that they want to express themselves.” “I just really hope that all of our future generations can confidently step into their own identities with less barriers.” “When we are empathic and compassionate, it leads to connection and vulnerability, more collaboration, which leads to more productivity, which leads to stronger teams and communication.”   Highlights and key talking points in today's conversation: Identity and the role it plays in one's awareness of their power and uniqueness Showing up in the world as a visibly Muslim woman with a bi-cultural identity Safe vs. Brave spaces Work/life balance within your work in the DEI/JEDI space   More about Nadia Ali and her work:   Nadia is Founder and CEO of Idea Labs, a mission-driven consulting firm advancing diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace and across communities through training, leadership coaching and organizational strategy. She has over 20 years of experience spanning program management, coalition building, leadership development, community outreach, and health and racial equity. In her spare time, Nadia loves spending time with friends and family, traveling, cooking and baking, being outdoors with her husband and two children, and building community.   Connect with Nadia Ali Website: www.idealabsinaction.com Instagram: @idealabsinaction, @grocerytogarnish Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you and a special thank you to Nadia Ali for sharing her expertise and experience.   For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 9 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are delving into how to have hard conversations around the holiday table, whether it be with close friends, family, or anyone in between. Tune in as we break down the 5 C's for having Connected Conversations. Clean Clear Courageous Compassionate Connected   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @racecultureandbeyondpodcast to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 8 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today is all about the holidays and in this episode we are talking about the role culture plays within the holiday season. Tune in as we discuss: Our personal holiday traditions both growing up and now Making space and having difficult conversations during the holidays Food as a representation of culture and more   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @racecultureandbeyondpodcast to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 7 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are reflecting on our epic meetup trip this past weekend. Tune in as we discuss: The range of emotions that came up throughout our trip Navigating sightseeing in Dripping Springs, TX  Our trip to the Rum Distillery and the Comedy House Experiencing our trip as a white woman and a black woman   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @racecultureandbeyond to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 6 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are finally tackling the topic of Cancel Culture and Dave Chappelle. We discuss: What Cancel Culture is and who really cares about it Dave Chappell: why we love him and why some people don't The role of comedy is race conversations   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 5 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are going back in time and talking about Racism on old TV shows and how we use this as a catalyst and tool to continue learning. We discuss: The lessons that can still be learned from outdated shows Navigating what we watch, how we watch responsibly, what we learn from our watching and how times have changed Our own personal learning journeys   We also delve further and share our thoughts and experiences on JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion) and explore: How do you practice JEDI in your work (whatever work that may be)?  How do you envision JEDI being infused in organizations? What is the greatest challenge for leaders to bring JEDI into organizations?  Why it's important to have a TEAM The balance between insight and action (especially in the JEDI space) Do we want to add the J to JEDI?   So what do we/you do with all of this? Keep learning! Keep reflecting!  Stay curious and compassionate.   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Today's guest offers so much passion, purpose, wisdom, and humor.  The amazing Dr. Shenelle Dubose shows up authentically in everything she does, including her honest and open sharing on this episode. Shenelle isn't afraid to tell you what she thinks and to do the hard work required to create real change.   Some favorite quotes:  “A part of the work is disruption. We're in a system that wasn't built for Black and Brown children.” “Are you going to keep stepping back in fear? Or are you going to step forward?”   Highlights and key talking points in today's conversation: Her career changes and her search for positive social impact Changing our mental models Transforming schools  What “clear communication” really means if you're a Black woman leader How education and equity are tied together Black women and entrepreneurship   More about Dr. Shenelle DuBose and her work:   Dr. DuBose not only offers over 20 years as an experienced educator, innovator, and leader in the learning community, but she delivers unmatched passion and energy to turn your goals into reality. As a teacher, principal, leadership coach, instructional facilitator, and online instructor, Dr. DuBose has the hands-on, real-world experience you need… plus the leadership philosophy and commitment you seek “to make moves that matter” in your organization. Her own words best sum up her beliefs:   “I believe in creating an inclusive and welcome learning community where every student can experience academic and social success, where diversity is celebrated, and expertise and leadership potential are valued and cultivated. I will facilitate ownership and commitment to a shared vision.”    Shenelle is a systems thinker with exemplary problem-solving and coaching skills.  She is adept at working with and engaging diverse groups around common learning. She uses these very same skills in her own consulting company.     In addition to her professional training and development, Shenelle also supports other women educators who are ready to move beyond the classroom to stand in their value and pursue the new dream in their hearts, without starting from scratch.    Connect with Dr. Shenelle DuBose via: Website: https://www.agiledesignservices.com/ Facebook and Instagram @educatorsmovingon  Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you and a special thank you to Dr. Shenelle Dubose for sharing her expertise and experience.   For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 3 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. Today we are talking about Inclusive Leadership and asking: What does it mean to be an inclusive leader? What are some of the challenges of inclusive leadership? How do you know if you are an inclusive leader?   We also delve further and share our thoughts and experiences on: What inclusive leadership looks like in action, sharing examples and lessons learned.   What it feels like to be excluded, and how that can shape how we show up more inclusively.   How we can coach leaders to be more inclusive.  How do we ask the “right” questions or lead by example?   There are many leaders in our world today, but are they truly inclusive?   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to Season 6 Episode 2 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast. On today's episode, we are joined by Trent Norman of Affinity Arts Consulting as we discuss improving human connection and advancing Social Justice through the art of Theatre.  Trent Norman (he/his/him/they/them/theirs) has a history of Diversity & Inclusion work;  As a student activist, he created the (1) Black Students Organization at Fort Lewis College, (2) UCAP (United Coalition Against Prejudice) – a not-for-profit organization created to address the Ku Klux Klan, and a (3) a performance Theatre group.    Trent received his Bachelor of Arts Degree in English Literature and Theatre Performance while participating as a Residence Assistant and a student-athlete; Trent's Master of Science is in Social Psychology; focusing his energies on group dynamics and facilitation.    Trent continued his love of theatre as the co-founder and director of the University of Colorado's Interactive Theatre Project and Affinity Arts Consulting (AAC).    Through AAC Trent has created and facilitated performance about social issues for a variety of audiences including restorative justice practitioners, national and international university conferences, first-year student orientations, K-12 teacher educators, sexual assault prosecutor, and support services and environmental justice advocates; using theatre to engage audiences in learning and information sharing.    Additionally, Trent works with the Center for Academic Performance Excellence (CAPE) on the University of Colorado's Anschutz medical campus helping medical professionals improve their practice, communication skills and patient relationships as an actor and facilitator. He has served as the Assistant Director for Organizational Diversity at the University of Colorado Boulder, where he developed a stand-alone Diversity curriculum implemented by other instructors he trained. Trent created and implemented a diversity plan for the Division of Student Affairs, engaged the Department of Housing and Dining Services in a unit-wide Diversity training and with colleague Rebecca Brown Adelman received the NYU Steinhart excellence award for innovative theatre practices for their work at the University of Colorado and Affinity Arts. Trent has published and leads workshops on facilitation and used that experience to center his diversity & inclusion work. Trent participated in the Social Justice Training Institute (as a participant and intern); has been certified to train in the NCBI (National Coalition Building Institute) model; has a training certificate from NCORE (National Conference On Race and Ethnicity in American Higher Education) and completed the Social Justice Education Training Certificate from NCORE. Trent is also a professional photographer, writer, ski instructor, and avid cyclist.    The conversation with Trent is not only thought-provoking but rich with experience, humor, and wisdom. Tune in to hear Trent discuss: The connection between JEDI (justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion) and Theatre  How Theatre can be used as a tool for exploring identity How Theatre can amplify and bridge the gap between intention and impact Strategies for creating spaces for real and raw conversations to take place   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work. A special thank you to Trent for his time, his expertise, and his wisdom.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Como denunciar um podcast pirata? O seu podcast foi pirateado? Alguém o copiou sem a sua permissão, e o seu áudio está agora também no feed do podcast de outra pessoa? É sempre melhor reportar o programa pirata diretamente para o host de podcasts em que este ele está alojado. Dessa forma, se for bem-sucedido, o conteúdo deverá desaparecer de todas as aplicações de podcast. Descubra como fazê-lo no link disponibilizado. Spotify / Apple Podcasts / Google Podcasts / Um website de RH tem promovido podcasts como uma ferramenta útil para a comunicação interna nos negócios. Os podcasts tem ganhado favor no meio de Culturas de Trabalho. Stacey Porter, vice-presidente de operações e estratégia de pessoas da Outset Medical, disse que os podcasts dão à força de trabalho uma pausa dos telefones e telas e permitem aos colaboradores ouvir o conteúdo a uma hora e ritmo convenientes para eles.   As críticas continuam referente às redes que estão removendo seus podcasts de aplicativos abertos. A BBC anunciou recentemente que está removendo seus programas do aplicativo Google Podcasts. Aparentemente, eles parecem querer conduzir o tráfego de seus podcasts para sua própria plataforma, a BBC Sounds. Na Earshot Strategies eles classificam isto como uma decisão injusta e contraproducente. Dizem que "as audiências gravitarão para outras plataformas abertas, onde terão mais escolha de programas". É provável que a BBC se encontre em situação de perda se continuar a se isolar. O público quer ir a um lugar onde possa experimentar programas de diferentes gêneros e de diferentes partes do mundo.   A AKG está lançando uma versão simplificada de seu microfone USB Lyra. Esse novo microfone se chama "AKG Ara" e é esteticamente muito semelhante ao Lyra lançado há alguns anos. O "Ara" capta o som da frente e de trás, conecta-se com um cabo USB C, tem uma tomada de fone de ouvido de 3,5 mm na base do microfone e um botão para ajustar o volume, que também poder ser pressionado para silenciar ou desmutar o monitoramento do microfone através da saída. Até o momento, o preço está por apenas US$ 99.   Conheça o Audio Bites, um novo serviço que transforma o seu áudio em clipes visuais do tamanho de uma mordida. Parece ser totalmente gratuito; alguns exemplos estão no site. Basta escolher o áudio e a capa do episódio que eles geram o Audio Bite pra você.   O host de podcast Blubrry fez algumas mudanças em seus planos de hospedagem, agora dando sua ferramenta de estatísticas avançadas a todos os clientes de mais de 20 dólares. O mapeamento de domínios também permite que os podcasters utilizem os sites WordPress fornecidos pela Blubrry para construir em seus próprios pontos-com.   LeBron James estará produzindo salas de áudio esportivas para o Clubhouse nas próximas semanas. A SpringHill Company, um conglomerado de mídia liderado por LeBron James e Maverick Carter, criará programas de áudio relacionados a grandes momentos no esporte e na cultura para o aplicativo de áudio social sob uma parceria recentemente revelada. Então se você e fã do Lebron, acompanhe esse bate papo no Clubhouse.   31% do consumo de todas as mídias está agora no formato de áudio - mas apenas 8,8% do orçamento médio de publicidade é alocado para a mídia de áudio, diz nova pesquisa da WARC e do iHeartMedia. 25% dos anunciantes não investem em áudio, de acordo com os dados apresentados na AudioCon. O relatório também sugere que as despesas com podcasting estão crescendo.   A eMarketer está relatando que enquanto o Spotify continua a expandir sua audiência de podcasts, a Apple Podcasts' estagnou. A eMarketer está prevendo que a Spotify ultrapassará a Apple em audiência até o final deste ano. Eles dizem que o Spotify terá 28,2 milhões de ouvintes mensais de podcasts sobre os 28,0 milhões da Apple, e eles preveem que esse número irá aumentar nos próximos anos.   O Discord está testando um recurso que permite integração com o YouTube. De acordo com The Verge, o "Watch Together” ou “Assistir juntos" tornará mais fácil para vários usuários daquela plataforma assistir vídeos do YouTube ao mesmo tempo. O Discord, que tem 150 milhões de usuários ativos mensalmente, permite que grupos públicos e privados se encontrem e conversem com texto, áudio e vídeo. A empresa começou como uma plataforma para gamers, mas é cada vez mais utilizada no mundo do áudio.   O co-fundador da Kayak quer ajudar a resolver o desafio de descobrir bons podcasts. Paul English lançou recentemente a Moonbeam, um aplicativo inspirado no TikTok, que filtra e recomenda podcasts. Quando o usuário abre a plataforma, ela imediatamente toca clipes curados por humanos e conforme o ouvinte usa a plataforma, a inteligência artificial prevê o que ele vai gostar e mostra conteúdos relacionados.   Podcast Recomendado   E a recomendação do RSS News de hoje é o podcast “Mano a Mano” – apresentado pelo rapper Mano Brown, o Mano a Mano' estreou há um mês no Spotify e nunca mais saiu do topo. Brown não glamouriza seu bastidor, os perrengues estão todos lá: a fome, a pobreza, a rejeição, o drama dos pardos, os trutas, as tretas... Para os fãs, se trata de uma grande oportunidade de conhecer mais do ídolo, pouco afeito a entrevistas. Quem chega agora aprende uma realidade nua e crua, uma bolha que o asfalto raramente teve acesso. “Mano a Mano” é o podcast recomendado de hoje no RSS News.   Diretórios Apple I  Spotify I Google I Android I Castbox I Podchaser I PocketCasts I Outros Podcast Descomplicado - Crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados Todas as etapas de como iniciar um Podcast – incluindo planejamento, equipamentos, gravação, edição, publicação e crescimento. Não perca – acesse o link – garanta o seu exemplar e crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados. Use o cupom RSSNEWS50 e garanta 50% de desconto. Curso de Podcast – Completo com Webinário e Consultoria A Escola do Podcast oferece toda a jornada desde os primeiros passos até você lançar o seu podcast. Planejamento, Infraestrutura & Tecnologia, Produção e Divulgação, Estratégia de Lançamento e Pós Lançamento. Acesse o link e lance o seu Podcast em menos de 90 dias. 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Welcome back! We are officially kicking off Season 6 of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast and we are beyond excited. Our break was much needed and we are back and ready to continue these important conversations.   In today's episode, we delve in learning and how we learn. We talk about the proess of learning in regards to reading, shows, films, and also in our work with organizations and schools. We ask ourselves: “How do we learn?” “How do we teach and apply our learning?” We apply this directly to the book “Me and White Supremacy” by Layla F. Saad. Tune in because this is definitely a captivating conversation (complete with action items) that is sure to keep all of us learning and growing.   Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.  

A REALIDADE AUMENTADA está chegando aos seus ouvidos - Ouvir áudio com outra pessoa usando AirPods compartilhados não soa nada agradável. No entanto, o empresário Jonathan Wegener acaba de criar um aplicativo iOS com base nisso. PairPlay leva dois amigos (ou duas crianças) através de um cenário imaginário compartilhando um par de AirPods, sem sair de suas casas. No PairPlay, uma voz diz a alguém para enfrentar seu parceiro, e depois entrega duas versões diferentes de um cenário, uma para cada fone de ouvido. Muitos dos capítulos que você ouve são semelhantes a cenas de podcasts para download. Em um deles um dos participantes se torna um robô e em outra série ambos se tornam agentes secretos. O PairPlay e seu conteúdo podem ser baixados gratuitamente (estão disponíveis apenas em inglês e não têm legendas). É basicamente uma realidade aumentada sem ter que segurar uma tela na frente de seus olhos. O PairPlay é um som de dois canais entregue a dois ouvidos separados. Um teste desta aplicação de realidade aumentada foi conduzido no portal Wired.   No dia 07 de agosto a Lei Maria da Penha, que tem o objetivo de proteger mulheres e meninas vítimas de violência doméstica e familiar, completou 15 anos. Se você não conhece os tipos de violência previstos na lei ou não sabe como a lei pode proteger as mulheres e meninas de sua família confira o Pamitê, o podcast produzido pelo Instituto Maria da Penha. O podcast é apresentado por Regina Célia Barbosa, vice-presidente e co-fundadora do Instituto e por Carlinhos Vilaronga, voluntário do Instituto Maria da Penha no Japão.   Você tem um podcast? Receba mensagens de áudio dos ouvintes através do memo.fm. Em vez de usar e-mail ou um número de voicemail, deixe que os ouvintes gravem e enviem mensagens de voz facilmente através do seu link seu exclusivo do memo.fm. Feito para podcasters, fácil de usar pelos ouvintes de qualquer dispositivo e com a possibilidade de fazer download das mensagens enviadas, para você poder usar em episódios futuros.   O Spotify permitirá que os usuários do relógio inteligente WearOS permitirá baixar e ouvir podcasts e músicas off-line sem depender de conexão. Para dar aos usuários premium mais liberdade para ouvir seu conteúdo favorito sem depender sempre de seu smartphone ou computador, agora será possível baixar álbuns favoritos, listas de reprodução e podcasts para ouvir offline através do relógio inteligente.   Quão visível é o seu Podcast? - 40% dos usuários descobrem os podcasts pesquisando seus aplicativos de escuta (Apple, Spotify, google etc.). Descubra o quão visível é seu podcast com o Voxalyze. Dados disponíveis atualmente apenas nos Estados Unidos e com informações da apple podcasts.   A produtora de podcasts Resonate lançou seu próprio aplicativo iOS, que lhe permite gerenciar sua produção de podcasts do início ao fim através do celular para economizar tempo e permanecer conectado à sua equipe de produção. Agora você pode baixar o Resonate no iOS para gerenciar sua produção de podcasts mais rápido, fácil e de todos os lugares. O aplicativo iOS traz as mesmas características do aplicativo web que a Resonate vem construindo há anos na palma de sua mão para que você possa gravar, criar e publicar o seu podcast em qualquer lugar.   Como parte de uma próxima série de atualizações, o host de podcast Blubrry lançou um novo processo de onboarding para simplificar o início de um novo podcast e para que um podcaster existente possa iniciar ou migrar um show para a plataforma de hospedagem. O processo significativamente melhorado permite que até mesmo os podcasters mais inexperientes tenham sua nova conta configurada e pronta para iniciar o seu podcast em poucos minutos.   A indústria precisa de uma nova plataforma para gravar podcasts curtos? O veterano da indústria de rádio Tyler Russell diz que sim e lançou uma empresa chamada Snippet que só apresenta programas de 20 minutos ou menos. Até agora existem 8 programas na plataforma. Snippet procura resolver um problema. Eles acreditam que os ouvintes tendem a consumir podcasts enquanto fazem algo mais, como dirigir, limpar ou trabalhar. Portanto, é lógico que eles não terão tempo e vontade de se comprometer com um longo podcast. Será!   O Cleanfeed está agora disponível no Safari, Chrome, Microsoft Edge e Firefox: Ferramenta de áudio ao vivo e gravação em seu navegador agora funciona no navegador padrão no MacOS. Esta é a única plataforma de áudio remoto disponível em todos os principais navegadores. Eles têm uma conta gratuita.   O Riverside.fm continua a acrescentar mais características a sua plataforma. A ferramenta de gravação remota de entrevistas lançou um aplicativo para iPhone, ferramentas de edição automatizada, transcrição de vídeo, gravação de alta qualidade de compartilhamento de tela e muito mais. O aplicativo, no iOS, é o primeiro que pode gravar e carregar faixas de áudio e vídeo simultaneamente, garantindo que as gravações sejam transferidas quase tão logo a sessão termine. O Editor Mágico da plataforma automatiza o processo de edição costurando faixas separadas em um vídeo Full HD com tela dividida. Ele também elimina ruídos, distrações indesejadas e normaliza o ganho de todos os convidados. Podcast Recomendado E a recomendação do RSS News de hoje é o podcast “GuiaKast”. Entrevista semanal com os principais profissionais da logística e da cadeia de suprimentos com históricos de cases, guias de instruções e melhores práticas para ajudá-lo a gerenciar a sua carreira e sua empresa com mais eficiência. Conheça sobre as mudanças na indústria e estratégias mais relevantes relacionado a Logística, Transporte, Planejamento, S&OP, Frete, Armazenagem, Estoque, distribuição etc. Uma consultoria independente, acionável e objetiva para os líderes do setor. “GuiaKast” com “K” é o podcast recomendado de hoje no RSS News. Diretórios Apple I  Spotify I Google I Android I Castbox I Podchaser I PocketCasts I Outros Podcast Descomplicado - Crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados Todas as etapas de como iniciar um Podcast – incluindo planejamento, equipamentos, gravação, edição, publicação e crescimento. Não perca – acesse o link – garanta o seu exemplar e crie podcasts impossíveis de serem ignorados. Use o cupom RSSNEWS50 e garanta 50% de desconto. 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“One day you will tell your story of how you overcame what you went through and it will be someone else's survival guide”. Berney Brown  Welcome to the last episode of season 5! Today's episode of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversation Podcast is a significant celebration of how much we have accomplished in 5 seasons of speaking up and contributing to the conversation on racism. We are delighted to announce we have produced 24 episodes which have been listened to by 3070 people all over the globe! We recently found out we are listened to in the US and New Zealand, Australia, the UK, Japan, Jamaica, and many more. After this episode, we will be taking a break because, as with all resistances, we must rest to keep our energy up. We must keep in mind that taking breaks is fundamental in any group or movement to continue to work hard for what we're looking for. We invite you to also take a break: read, walk, rest, and pause. In today's episode, we will also be talking about our most influential episodes: from the ones that kicked off this podcast, the first time we co-interviewed a guest, to the time we defined what antiracism means to us, among many others. Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome back to another episode of Race, Culture & Beyond, A Naked Conversation Podcast! In today's episode, we have an exceptional guest with us who will share with us all about her journey towards becoming a poet and how her writing has a special connection with religion, childhood, trauma, and racism.   Dr. Rochelle Robinson-Dukes is a professor at the city college of Chicago, where she teaches literature and English composition. She has been published in African American Review, Another Chicago Magazine, Poetry Hall, The Raven's Perch, among many others. In addition, she's the editor of Brownstone Barrio Bards, a journal celebrating its twentieth edition this year (you can find the link to the journal on Lulu, Amazon, and Apple Books).    Dr. Rochelle Robinson-Dukes began writing when she was only 8 years old. She started writing because she felt it was the best way to express her emotions, given that she comes from an era of “children should be seen and not heard.” She was also raised in a religious background that did not allow her to express her thoughts transparently. As a result, Rochelle put off writing for a couple of years, and the year of the pandemic gave her back that space to write about all of the bottled-up feelings she had.    Dr. Robinson-Dukes also speaks about how she never felt she couldn't do anything. She accomplished everything she set her mind to and raised her son based on those beliefs. Rochelle gives those examples to her children: to never accept judgment, categories, or labels. And to instead look up to the leaders we have or have had.    We cover many topics including storytelling in Black culture, religion, abandonment issues, racism, family history and trauma, and self-awareness.    Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm.   For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!    Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Hello everyone, and welcome to a new episode of Naked Conversations! Today's episode will be a review of many important matters happening at the moment. As most of our episodes begin, we will be speaking about what we're currently into:  Ramy on Hulu  Dave Chapelle The prophets, a novel by Robert Jones Jr.   We will also be discussing awkward moments, for instance, how Sage found herself in a teenage theater play and found it offensive for herself and her son, who watched it with her. Finally, we talk about the importance of time, place, and audience and how we sometimes don't enjoy what everyone else finds hilarious. One of the most significant subjects discussed during this episode will be Juneteenth: “Juneteenth commemorates African American freedom and emphasizes education and achievement. It is a day, a week, and in some areas, a month marked with celebrations, guest speakers, picnics, and family gatherings. It is a time for reflection and rejoicing.” We will discuss the importance of this date, its history, and why it is a time to honor and date June 19th. For more information on Juneteenth, visit www.juneteenth.com    Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to the Race, Culture, and Beyond podcast! On the ninth episode of the series, we are joined by Angela Matthews. Angela is a DIY investment coach and strategist. As the founder of The Happy Investor Method, her goal is to make investing accessible and fun for all. As an experienced investor and investment trainer, she's conducted workshops, seminars, and one-on-one coaching with thousands of individuals and businesses. Angela's mission is to help powerful people experience powerful wealth. As a first-generation investor, she has learned to invest successfully, and her investments have allowed her to travel all over the world (45 countries and counting), take care of her parents, pay for her wedding, and purchase her first home, all while planting the seeds for her trust fund babies.    In today's conversation, we will be speaking about the following: The Tulsa Massacre, visiting Black Wall Street, and the loss of generational wealth  How can we invest in a happy way? What keys are there to investing when you think you're not cut out for it? Why investing is something you can do and how rewarding it feels. Angela's relationship with investment and how she got into it. A quick step-by-step to start investing, including how you can get emotionally prepared for it. How Angela helps others by investing.    For more information on Angela's business The Happy Investor Method, visit www.happyinvestormethod.com   Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.  For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let's connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you'd like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Thank you for joining another episode of Race, Culture, and Beyond! For today’s episode, we will be joined by a very inspiring, smart, and committed to making a difference guest who is also very close to our hearts, Nikita Burks-Hale!   Nikita is the CEO and head creative of JourneyGirl Magic Productions which is a podcast production company that supports and empowers women of color as a unique voice through the masses of podcasting. Nikita is also the host of two podcasts, JourneyGurl Magic Podcast, and Journey. Nikita is a journeyer in every sense of the word and truly believes that life is a journey and that you must be open to endless possibilities. Her coaching and personal beliefs are centered around living your imperfect journey to the fullest. How do you do that? By showing up, being vulnerable, practicing gratitude, being a badass, and enjoying the ride.  When Nikita is not coaching and producing, you can find her on Netflix binge-watching with her wife Jessica and enjoying family time with her toddler son Adonis and newborn Remy.  In today’s episode we will be talking about a variety of topics: What Nikita is currently into, Netflix-wise. For those interested, the first Nikita speaks about is called Monster, and the second show is called Black Box. What does it mean to be on a journey? For starters, being open in the truest sense. Nikita tries to do everything that the day brings, and she chooses to completely accept it instead of fighting it.  What an imperfect journey looks like and her experiences during 2020. Her identities: Being a journeyer, women of color, gay, postpartum depression (not survivor), educator, and a mentor.  The importance of being true to oneself, even if that means being angry and bitter towards everything that is going on in our messed-up world. A little bit more on the relationship between Sage, Erika, and Nikita.   Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    If you want to know more about Nikita Burks-Hale, you can visit her website on www.journeygurlmagic.com, and find her on social media @journeygurlmagicpodcast. To purchase the I AM Coloring Book visit https://journeygurlmagicproductions.lpages.co/coloringbook/ For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.    The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review! Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation. Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In today’s episode, we have an incredible guest who is a brilliant and brave disruptor, with a huge smile and infectious personality. Mirna Valerio is a native of Brooklyn, NY, a former educator, and cross-country coach, ultramarathoner, author of the Amazon bestselling memoir, A Beautiful Work in Progress, and antiracism educator. Although she began running in high school, she recommitted to the sport after a health scare in 2008 and started her blog Fatgirlrunning—about her experiences as a larger woman in a world of thinner endurance athletes— while training for her first marathon. Mirna's athletic story has been featured in the WSJ, Runner’s World, on NBC Nightly News, CNN, and in the viral REI-produced documentary short, The Mirnavator. Her writing has been featured in Women’s Running Magazine, Self Magazine Online, Outside Online, and Runner's World Magazine. In 2018 she was chosen as a National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, and she has appeared on the Kelly Clarkson Show, Access Daily, and on Nigel Barker’s new V1Ve Network. When she wears her diversity, equity, and inclusion hat, she helps schools, nonprofits, and businesses to step up their antiracism efforts. She currently lives, trains, and works in Vermont, USA. In today’s episode, we talk about Mirna’s book A Beautiful Work in Progress, as well as explore the myriad of stories from Mirna’s adventurous life.    Mirna shares: Her 5 core values and how they impact her life choices (they’re awesome, and I’m adopting several of them) Being a disruptor as a female, Black, plus-sized, professional athlete, and ultrarunner What it means to do “adventure work” and how she came to do it What books she’s reading and why she’s into them How she brings people to the work of activism through teaching and adventure Her INCREDIBLE journey from classroom teacher to professional athlete with corporate sponsorships (Lululemon among others!)   “We are all entitled to inhabit the Earth.  People have reactions because many of the spaces (that I show up in) have historically seemed to be for white folks.”- Mirna Valerio Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to the sixth episode of our fifth season of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversations Podcast! In today’s episode, we will be talking a little bit about the Derek Chauvin trial and the bitter-sweet feeling over it. Even though the verdict leaves us with relief and sweet emotion, the fact that we have so much more work to do regarding racism is the bitter part of it.  We will also be discussing what it is like to have a “Black card” and how easily it can feel like we’re losing it if we don’t fit the “expectations.” Erica speaks about hilarious experiences, like trying to join a Facebook group for Black women and actually having to ask her husband and friends about the correct answers to be able to be a part of the group. As for Sage, does she want to be “woke?” Is she?  But what about liking Black music and influence from growing up in Philly?  We also share the definition of woke, and how it isn’t precisely a term that white people can be entitled to: Stay woke became a watchword in parts of the black community for those who were self-aware, questioning the dominant paradigm and striving for something better. But stay woke and woke became part of a wider discussion in 2014, immediately following the shooting of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri. The word woke became entwined with the Black Lives Matter movement; instead of just being a word that signaled awareness of injustice or racial tension, it became a word of action. Activists were woke and called on others to stay woke. Merriam-Webster dictionary    Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.  For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Welcome to a new episode of Race, Culture & Beyond: A Naked Conversations Podcast. In today’s episode, our special guest Amy Nelson will share with us her thoughts on racism and education.  Amy Nelson (she/her/hers) works full-time supporting schools and school leaders with equity-focused school improvement and developing authentic partnerships with families and the community.  She is a scholar-activist, racial justice advocate, and youth organizer.   Amy is currently pursuing a Doctoral degree in Educational Studies, Innovation, and Reform, with a focus on social justice and equity in education (just passed oral exams last week!).  Amy has over 15 years of experience in education, both in the United States and abroad.  She brings with her a wealth of experience working with culturally and linguistically diverse students and their families. Her dedication to social justice and equity in education can be seen across many platforms: community involvement, participation on equity-based committees, teaching experience, volunteer work, as well as her research. Through her research, she aims to amplify voices that are historically marginalized, both within our education systems and in society as a whole.  Amy shares her own experiences as a Black student navigating mostly white schools, and how that contributed to the work she now does.  She discusses lessons learned from teaching in other parts of the world and how those experiences informed her current work. The main questions answered during this episode center around “How can we do better to support equity in our schools?” Schools should be great equalizers and a place where everyone feels included. Unfortunately, they don’t. We must ask ourselves, do our students feel seen at school? Are they hiding any aspects of their identity? If they can’t show up as their authentic selves, they most probably won’t be able to achieve what they truly want. During this episode, we also discuss the relationship teachers must grow with their students. Only by relating to them, listen, and care, can we expect a change in educational spaces. Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In today's episode, we have a very particular conversation around Black-ish, an American sitcom television series created by Kenya Barris. Black-ish generates a conversation through the lens of race in daily life and makes us question if comedy is an effective way of talking about what truly matters.   We share: A brief description of the scene that got us talking about a sitcom's impact on a serious matter like race. What we felt while watching it. Was it okay to laugh? How humor might be an effective way to reach out to people and encourage people to research and investigate more on those subjects that matter. Why you should not be quiet when it comes to talking about your point of view.    Some of the most exciting pieces you will find in this episode are also women's points of view when discussing these racial matters and interesting facts regarding the percentage of black and white people who watch the show.   Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work.  For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In this episode we continue our conversation around colorism in addition to balancing fatigue and exhaustion in our everyday life with doing the work to eradicate racism while practicing self care.  For our culture topic today, we  delve into “The Vanishing Half” by Brit Brenett and its representation of how we view color. We share: Navigating feeling tired and wanting space The balance point between rest and action How we are keeping the work going while cultivating self care   Our world continues to become more complex and often time draining, it is important that we take care of ourselves and those closest to us. Thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

This episode was a tough one. Sage and Erica mourn the recent mass shooting in a Boulder grocery store, just around the corner from Sage’s home.  They discuss what it means to stand in solidarity and allow space for grief, while also working toward solutions. In this episode we share: The potential racial backlash from the tragedy How to talk to kids about the complicated factors in these horrific acts of violence Our feelings and perspectives that are showing up as we process the recent tragedy The stigma and complexity of mental illness, especially in mass casualty situations  The importance of love and community in times of tragedy This episode hits really close to home.  We hope that sharing our experiences and reactions might help listeners to process and heal along with us. Thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.    For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Sage and Erica stumble through another naked conversation, reliving watching Oprah’s explosive interview with Harry and Meghan and digging into the ugly roots of colorism while throwing shade on the systems that created it. Then Sage makes a bold discovery and an apology. In this episode we share: A moment of silence for victims of the shootings and violence against Asian-Americans Reflections on Meghan Markle’s courage to fight the cowardice of racism The plot of the patriarchy to divide and destroy marginalized groups, and how it’s working How to raise Culturally Competent Kids: a workshop for parents who want to change the course of racism by having real conversations about it with their kids Thank you thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work. For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

O Instagram vai lançar um clone do Clubhouse - O aumento da popularidade do Clubhouse confirma que as interações baseadas em voz podem ser o futuro das mídias sociais. O Twitter Spaces já está sendo testado e acaba de ser revelado que o Facebook também está trabalhando para trazer salas de áudio ao vivo para o Instagram. O fato foi revelado pelo pesquisador de aplicativos Alessandro Paluzzi, que compartilhou em sua conta do Twitter capturas de tela da função Instagram em desenvolvimento. Em um deles, você vê um ícone de microfone próximo a uma câmera de vídeo, o que geralmente aparece durante as sessões de vídeo ao vivo. Paluzzi não compartilhou detalhes sobre a funcionalidade das salas de áudio ao vivo do Instagram, mas a colocação desses ícones sugere que o Instagram poderia integrar salas de áudio e vídeo ao vivo. Essa intenção do Facebook já era conhecida quando confirmou que estava explorando ferramentas mais interativas, como oferecer controles de moderador e funções de áudio. O Twitter diz que permitirá a gravação de conversas no Twitter Spaces salas de chat de áudio ao vivo da plataforma no futuro. E a criação de Spaces programados também está chegando. Tweet seu próximo Space, e os convidados podem se inscrever para receber lembretes direto de sua timeline. O Twitter Spaces será lançado para todos em abril para iOS e Android. Alguns desenvolvedores descobriram no Twitter a opção "Tip Jar" conectada ao Twitter Spaces. Aparentemente, um usuário poderá anexar seu nome de usuário ao PayPal, Cash App, Patreon, Venmo ou Bandcamp. O que dá a entender que os seguidores de um podcaster do Twitter podem enviar um pagamento ou dar uma gorjeta a um host do Spaces por meio desse recurso. Viva a revolução do áudio!! Te recomendo esse artigo, no RSS NEWS em guiacorporativo.com.br/rssnewsepisodio99 ou no nosso canal no telegram em t.me/rssnewspodcast Os podcasts da Apple não mais usarão mais a palavra “Increva-se” dentro de algumas semanas em seu aplicativo. Os ouvintes serão convidados a “seguir” seus podcasts favoritos. O novo texto estará no iOS 14.5, que deve ser lançado ainda este mês (e está disponível em beta). Espera-se que a Apple se comunique mais com os produtores e ouvintes quando esta versão do iOS for lançada. Outros aplicativos de podcast maiores já fizeram essa mudança: Spotify, Audible, e Amazon Music já usam “follow”. Enquanto o Google Podcasts, Castbox, Overcast e Castro usam o “Inscreva-se”. 47% das pessoas que atualmente não ouvem podcasts pensam que a palavra "Se inscreva" em um podcast vai custar dinheiro, já a palavra seguir já tem a conotação de que é de graça para eles e isso é o que queremos, não! A Resonate Recordings que oferece acesso a ferramentas de produção, edição, lançamento e distribuição de podcasting fez um empréstimo de US $ 250.000 da Render Capital para desenvolver um novo software com a missão de tornar o podcasting mais fácil. Atualmente, eles estão desenvolvendo um aplicativo iOS, o Resonate Recorder e o Resonate Hosting. O Podchaser um dos maiores banco de dados de podcast do mundo adquiriu o Podrover e o Podcharts. O Podrover é um aplicativo e serviço que ajuda os podcasters a rastrear, organizar e compartilhar suas análises de podcast em várias plataformas e o Podcharts permite rastrear gráficos e classificações de podcast em aplicativos populares como Apple Podcasts, Spotify e Stitcher. Acabou de sair um novo microfone para podcasting. A conhecida marca Marantz lançou o microfone Marantz Professional USB 4000U que já vem pronto para iniciar a gravação. É acompanhado por um tripé, software de gravação e um cabo USB Tipo C. O microfone funciona em Mac, PC, Android e iOS. O kit inclui controles dedicados para monitoramento de fone de ouvido (com saída de 1/8 de polegada) e controles para ganho e disponibilidade de sinal. O preço de venda sugerido é de US $ 99. O Google Podcasts está adicionando os botões “likes” e “dislikes” ao seu aplicativo, de acordo com o portal 9to5Google. Se você clica no símbolo de coração o app ajustará as suas recomendações para que mostre "mais programas como este" já o botão de polegar para baixo interromperá as recomendações desses programas para você no aplicativo. Essas recomendações personalizadas podem tornar a descoberta de podcast uma parte ainda mais significativa no Google Podcasts e um motivo para as pessoas possam usá-lo em vez de outros aplicativos. A ferramenta de gravação remota Zencastr adicionou novos modos de gravação, para que você não precise gravar vídeo se não quiser. Este recurso foi criado para aqueles que ainda não estão prontos para começar a gravar um vídeo ou para aqueles que simplesmente desejam ver seus convidados, mas gravar apenas áudio. Audiolivros serializados como capítulos de podcast começam a se tornar populares - A explosão de audiolivros e podcasts está se espalhando para modelos mistos. AudioFile, uma plataforma para descobrir audiolivros, deseja convertê-los em formato de podcast com o Audiobook Break. Eles estão convertendo um romance inteiro, para que possa ser ouvido em capítulos de podcast. A mídia "dos doce" diz que serializar um audiolivro e convertê-lo capítulo por capítulo em um podcast significa que esse conceito de livros serializados, como novos e antigos ao mesmo tempo, pode atingir muito mais pessoas, em um formato curto. Além disso, você também pode seguir o caminho oposto, que por meio de podcasts chegar a audiolivros. O Spotify revelou que está criando ferramentas para tornar a descoberta de podcast mais fácil da mesma forma como fizeram para a descoberta de música. De acordo com o portal Engadget, especula-se que funcionará com “Machine Learning” aprendizado de máquina. 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In this episode, we look at our unique experiences in expressing anger and explore what they have shown us about: White anger and privilege How anger is a universal emotion, but not universally acceptable to express What makes us angry, and what we choose to do about it (or not) Masking or suppressing Black anger to “make White people comfortable”, to keep a job, to stay safe Using anger to activate curiosity and change Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs or @ericayhoward to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee. For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities. 

On today’s show we welcome our first guest of the season - the brilliant attorney Ifeoma Ibekwe - who specializes in estate planning for women of color. We discuss: How a budding studio artist became an attorney How being the child of immigrant parents impacted her career Generational wealth, its importance, and the connection to worthiness The historical systems that work against Black Americans creating generational wealth The power of land ownership for generations to come Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.   For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast. The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes, and other opportunities. Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee. More about Iffy and her amazing work: Law Firm Website: www.willsintexas.com Personal Website: www.iffyibekwe.com Facebook: @ibekwelawyer Instagram: @thejustincaselawyer YouTube: Iffy Ibekwe - YouTube On LinkedIn: Ifeoma “Iffy” Ibekwe, Esq. As the founder and principal attorney at Ibekwe Law, PLLC, Iffy Ibekwe believes that every woman deserves to make decisions that affect her with wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents. Emboldening women is Iffy’s calling, and she is also passionate about speaking about entrepreneurship and supporting other women lawyers who desire to practice estate planning law. Iffy graduated from The University of Texas at Austin (undergrad and law school) and has practiced law for 14 years. She is the board president for Be the Bridge, a national nonprofit dedicated to racial justice and reconciliation. When she is not spending time with her remarkable husband and four spirited children, Iffy runs her signature We Read Her book club, which focuses on the study and discussion of literature authored by women of color. http://www.iffyibekwe.com/ https://ibekwelaw.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ibekwelawyer https://www.instagram.com/thejustincaselawyer/ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrKvcRBaDMHIxHSsmqKpEcA https://www.linkedin.com/in/ifeoma-iffy-ibekwe-esq-7b319238/

Welcome back! A topic we’ve been putting off because it feels daunting, but it’s showing up again and again with Covid and Vaccine distribution... Racism as a social determinant of health. If you are a person of color, your health can be impacted on a personal and institutional level. We discuss: What are social determinants of health and how does racism fit in? Covid cases and deaths in communities of color Our personal experiences with health and race Institutional issues we’ve experienced or heard about related to health and race Wellness and body positivity Social determinants of health Health disparities amongst racial lines Our personal experience with health and race COVID stereotypes black community experiences Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.   For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    Let’s connect: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In this episode, we discuss Black History Month and what we are into this week. We discuss: The Super Bowl ads and the NFL’s promise to contribute towards ending systemic racism… what do we think of this? Is imperfect action for antiracism better than no action at all? The story behind Black History Month observance and how it’s not the endpoint. Black History education (and lack thereof) in schools. Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.   For access to ALL the resources mentioned, sign up for the “resource roundup” at sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast.  The (short & awesome) newsletter will also keep you in the loop on the latest episodes,  and other opportunities.    And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

At some point, many podcasters feel the need to share the knowledge they have gained with other less experienced podcasters. But how you do that, and how you bill yourself and the materials you have to present matters.  Do We Need Another Book About Podcasting?   There’s always room for more books about podcasting. But have you amassed the experience necessary to allow you to fill a book about podcasting? This may come off a bit hypocritical of me, as I had less than a year of podcasting experience under my belt when I started writing https://www.wiley.com/en-mq/Podcasting+For+Dummies-p-9780471748984 (Podcasting for Dummies). The same goes for the other early podcasting books like https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/1887056.Podcasting (Podcasting: Do-It-Yourself Guide), written by http://twitter.com/geeknews (Todd Cochrane) of https://blubrry.com/ (Blubbry) and http://vig-fp.pearsoned.com/educator/product/Tricks-of-the-Podcasting-Masters/9780789735744.page (Tricks of The Podcasting Masters), written http://twitter.com/podcast411 (Rob Walsh) from https://libsyn.com/ (Libsyn).  But a lot of time has passed, and podcasting is no longer brand new. So while you can write a book about podcasting today, there’s a lot of ground—and history—to cover. Are you up to that task? Should You Write A How-To Podcast Course? If you feel you really do have a unique take on podcasting that is worthy of a course, then yes, absolutely, you should make that course. But take some time to do some research on what already is out there, and have a self-check-in to make sure you can deliver the goods. Reputation matters in this space, and there are plenty of people with tarnished reputations in podcasting. We have a long memory. You really don’t want to be That Guy. Should You Become A Podcast Coach? If you do want to coach, drill down on what you do best. If audio engineering is your kick, then maybe you can coach people on getting the most out of a particular DAW or a select group of audio plugins. Perhaps you’re an excellent editor of the written word and could coach people on transforming text written to be read into something written to be narrated and heard. Or maybe you’re a Speech-Language Pathologist and are able to coach podcasters on how to get the most of out their voice as a vocal coach.  Is Podcast Mentorship Right For You? If you're a regular listener/reader of my content and you've been podcasting for a while, you’d probably make a great mentor for another podcaster! I prefer unstructured mentor/mentee relationships (hi, https://twitter.com/steph_colbourn (Steph)!) and mentorships that are free. Just remember that being a mentor is not the same thing as being a coach or a teacher. The dynamic is different when the person on the other end is a student. The expectation of the one passing on the knowledge—that’s you—is different as well. To me, mentorship is much more general and open-ended in nature. Coaching and teaching tend to be best when they are highly specialized and have a well-defined goal, outcome, and end-date. So which is the right approach for you? Suggestion: get your peers involved and crowdsource the decision. Reach out to a small number of people you trust—people who know you and who won’t bullshit you—asking for their input. Include a link to this article so they can quickly understand the possibilities and pitfalls. Then review their feedback and make your best decision.  Tomorrow morning, I’ll be hosting a room on Clubhouse that’s all about https://www.joinclubhouse.com/event/xBg3DY57 (keeping the magic of podcasting alive in you, the person behind the microphone). I’d love for you to join me. And do let me know if you need an invite. I have a few to spare. ----- Read the full article and share with a friend: https://podcastpontifications.com/episode/how-to-share-your-podcasting-brilliance-not-be-a-jerk-about-it... Support this podcast

In this episode we discuss microaggressions - what the term means and how they show up in real life. We share: What are microaggressions? Culture curiosity vs. causing harm through microaggressions Sage shares her role in a microaggression experience in college that broadened her awareness Erica shares how microaggressions have impacted her and how/when she’s responded to them What you can do to avoid causing harm through microaggressions Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work. Resources Mentioned: Kyla Lacey Poem on White Privilege Sociologist Elijah Anderson Grayson Perry's Big American Road Trip More from US: Sign up for the “resource roundup” of ALL the resources and references we share on the show AND hear about other opportunities first by signing up for the (short & awesome) newsletter at:  sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In this episode, we delve more into anti-racism by discussing color blindness. We also talk about the effects the inauguration had on the BIPOC community and what we did on the Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday. In this episode we share: What does being color blind mean when it comes to race? Color blind theory myth busting What color blindness is not Color blind vs. color brave Examples of the harm that color blindness can cause Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed, and we are here to do the work. Resources Mentioned: The James Baldwin podcast The Kid President YouTube Ordinary People Change the World book series More from US: To get links and information on all the resources we discuss, sign up for access to the “resource roundup” and learn about other opportunities first at: sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

In this episode, we honor Sage’s dad and his legacy. We also talk about the new hit series Bridgerton on Netflix and go deeper into antiracism while exploring the term allyship. We share: What we liked and didn’t like about the Bridgerton series The definition of allyship: what it is and what it is not What is considered true allyship? Being an ally vs. centering as white people Being an ally vs. saviorship Thank you for listening to the show. It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work. Resources Mentioned: Me and White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, and Become a Good Ancestor is a book by Layla Saad More from US: Sign up for the “resource roundup” from the show and hear about other opportunities first:  sagebhobbs.com/nc-podcast And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help more folks find the show and be a part of this conversation.  Thank you!  Also, please send a DM on Instagram to @sagebhobbs to let us know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

There has been a lot going on these last couple of weeks in the world and we are ready to talk about it. We hone in on what happened at the Capitol and how conscious bias and unconscious lead to it   In this episode we share: Discussing the difference between conscious bias and unconscious bias Unconscious bias is a powerful force Lack of security preparedness at the Capitol  Erica discussed her Implicit Association Test (IAT) assessment results    Thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.  Xo, Sage and Erica   Resources Mentioned: https://implicit.harvard.edu/implicit/takeatest.html   More from US: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you  Also, please send me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

What is Antiracism about anyone? We dive into its meaning and reflect on the teachings of  Ibram X. Kendi, author and director of the Antiracist Research and Policy Center at American University     In this episode we share: Erica defines what anti-racism is  The difference between not being racism and anti-racism How all of us can be an antiracist Erica discuss her struggles speaking up and blending in How you can do something both on a policy level and personal level  Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.  Xo, Sage and Erica   Resources Mentioned: ibramxkendi.com Ibram X. Xendi    More from US: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you  Also, please send me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Today we are exploring our election agony In this episode we share: Navigating the hard feelings (confusion, hurt, disgust, sadness) through this time Seeking to process the implied ideals of the voting outcome Healing, recovery, undoing harm, the power of the F word Raising kids in these political times  Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.  Xo, Sage and Erica   More from US: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you  Also, please send me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Erica and Sage reflect on the “I See You” episode’s most awkward and unforgettable moments.  In this episode we share: How Sage struggles to balance her “whiteness” with her “just being Sage”  Why it’s so hard to stay “present” when race is part of the conversation   What Sage thinks about the 55% of white women who voted for Trump in 2020 What made Erica say, “I’m black. I should know these things”  Resources Mentioned GirlTrek   Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.  Xo, Sage and Erica   More from US: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you  Also, please send me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Just like the world, Naked Conversations is shifting and changing. This season is a collection of real, honest, and sometimes messy conversations between two friends. We’ll explore racism, antiracism, interracial friendship, activism, books, films, and more through our different lived experiences. We’ll offer questions and actions to help you go deeper into your exploration of race & culture, find your own inner disruptor, and be a part of the solution. Occasionally, we’ll bring you interviews with others who are experts in this work so we can learn together and do better. In this episode we share: The first time Erica felt the pain and terror of being called the N-word  What triggers Sage when it comes to talking about race  How Erica confronted “polite and curious” questions about her ethnicity  What shocked Erica about the white people she interacted with during a “racial healing” conversation  What Sage’s daughter had to say about the Madam Vice President-Elect, Kamala Harris Thank you thank you for listening to the show.  It is such an honor and joy to have these conversations with you. They are necessary and needed and we are here to do the work.  Happiest of Holidays and New Years to each of you. Xo, Sage and Erica   Resources Mentioned: Queen and Slim   More from US: Explore my cyber-home and all the goods: sagebhobbs.com Sign up for free communication advice and the insider scoop:  sagebhobbs.com/ask And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? Please subscribe to Naked Conversations on Apple Podcasts. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (much appreciated) gold stars: Leave a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you  Also, please send me a DM on Instagram and let me know what you love about the show, what topics you’d like to hear covered, or your dream interviewee.

Allez, c’est déjà le 4ème épisode des Coulisses du Podcast !  Un épisode à écouter si vous ne comprenez pas ce qu’est un hébergeur, un diffuseur ou encore si le mot FLUX RSS vous fait très peur ! Dans cet épisode, on va donc parler : De ce qu’est un hébergeur, un diffuseur, un flux RSS (oui la base) (1’38) De comment choisir un hébergeur ? (9’10) Des possibilités d’hébergement gratuites (11’50) Des diffuseurs où il FAUT être (19’) De comment faire pour voir son podcast sur Apple Podcast, Spotify etc. (23’) Et enfin, on va répondre à quelques-unes de vos questions ! (31’40) Merci mille fois à nos merveilleux invité.e.s : · Maxime Piquette, fondateur de la plateforme d’hébergement de Podcasts Ausha · Path de L’avis des Moutons   == BONNE ECOUTE == ** Si vous souhaitez souscrire à la plateforme Ausha pour l’hébergement de votre podcast, vous pouvez bénéficier d’un mois offert grâce au code COULISSES19 J L’offre est valable pour toute souscription jusqu’au 31 juillet 2019 ! ** Références de l’épisode Les plateformes que nous utilisons : Ausha (pour Coulisses et De vraies vies), Pippa (pour Melting Pot) Les autres plateformes d’hébergement payantes : Soundcloud, Libsyn, Anchor, Blubbry. Les moyens gratuits ou presque :  Podcloud, pour créer votre flux RSS et avoir un ‘mini-site’ de présentation de votre podcast. The Internet Archive, pour héberger gratuitement. OVH, offre à 3€ pour héberger peu cher.  Infomaniak, l’hébergement utilisé par Path de l’avis des moutons.  L’outil pour vérifier que tout est bon avant de soumettre son podcast à Apple Podcast : Podbase.  L’article qui nous a inspiré et qui parle des différents refus possibles d’iTunes. MyriaPod, le site qui vous aide à diffuser votre podcast sur toutes les plateformes. — Vous avez un podcast et vous souhaitez partager votre expérience avec nos auditeurs ? Vous avez des questions, suggestions, remarques ? Vous souhaitez sponsoriser Coulisses ? Envoyez-nous un petit email à coulisses.podcast@gmail.com ou contactez-nous sur Instagram à coulisses_podcast. --- Nous suivre sur les réseaux : Instagram : @coulisses_podcast Twitter : @coulissespod --- Musique (La Musique Libre) : Not The King - My Go Away Dream : https://youtu.be/uCoZxj13JTA Not The King : https://soundcloud.com/coreygagne

In this day and age, sticking to one platform for your business or show is not enough. People are everywhere; that is why you need to spread out more to get more connection and reach more people. This method is called syndication; and here, we break down the things you need to know about how to do it. Starting off with the announcement of Blubbry about their PowerPress plugins, we relate that to what it can do for your show and overall site such as using emojis. We also talk about the other PowerPress function called Skip to Position—how it can affect you and your listeners. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join Feed Your Brand community today: FeedYourBrand.co Feed Your Brand Facebook Feed Your Brand Instagram Feed Your Brand LinkedIn Feed Your Brand Pinterest Feed Your Brand Youtube

In this day and age, sticking to one platform for your business or show is not enough. People are everywhere; that is why you need to spread out more to get more connection and reach more people. This method is called syndication; and here, we break down the things you need to know about how to do it. Starting off with the announcement of Blubbry about their PowerPress plugins, we relate that to what it can do for your show and overall site such as using emojis. We also talk about the other PowerPress function called Skip to Position—how it can affect you and your listeners. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join Feed Your Brand community today: FeedYourBrand.co Feed Your Brand Facebook Feed Your Brand Instagram Feed Your Brand LinkedIn Feed Your Brand Pinterest Feed Your Brand Youtube

Blubbry CEO Todd Cochran discusses how many podcasts are in the space, why radio is now falling in love with podcasting, how you can get started in podcasting, measurement of the medium and much more.

Yet again, I’m so amazed by the women I get to talk to on this show.  It gives me hope for the world every, single time… Rachel is a teacher, an activist, a leader, and a hugely kind hearted person.   She tackles big, challenging topics of racial equity, school inclusion, new models for leadership, and more.  From being a school teacher to a principal to an educational leadership coach, she really approaches these topics with heart and courage. Rachel tells stories about how she was a bit of an unlikely leader in this work, given her background from a small town in Texas, but was pushed by her students and life experiences to go deeper into her values and speak out.   We talk about courageous conversations, deeper listening, and how we can all do better.  She also breaks down the work of her company, SPARK for Humanity, and how it came to be born (even when she didn’t expect it).  And the “naked” moment she cried her eyes out while running a training in front of 250 school leaders… a moment that changed everything, and catalyzed her work. Rachel is incredibly bright and passionate, and another amazing example of how we can play bigger and make new choices. About Our Guest: Rachel is a seasoned facilitator, leadership coach, inclusion strategist, and speaker, and the Founder of SPARK For Humanity, the interactive, community-building card game where everyone belongs. As a Coach and Strategist, Rachel partners with influencers and helps them ensure that their communication and community-building approach is inclusive and intentional. Rachel helps her clients design and facilitate experiences for their diverse teams that allow them to unleash their potential to work together, build trust, and connect in meaningful ways. With a Masters from Stanford, a background in education, leadership development, and racial justice, Rachel is passionate about empowering influencers to lead with their S.P.A.R.K. and ignite positive shifts in the world. What we cover in this conversation: What inclusion really means for her and all of us Changing leadership to create a culture of belonging (and change the world) Geeking out on words and the power that they carry All the messages we get as women and how they box us in Taking intentional action, and what that’s all about How YOU can speak up and lead in “little” and big ways throughout your life Resources mentioned in this episode: To work with Rachel or get her SPARK card game, you can learn more here: www.rachelvrosen.com www.spark4humanity.com www.spark4leadership.com https://www.facebook.com/spark4humanity/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/1702656976653745/ https://www.instagram.com/spark4humanity/ https://www.instagram.com/spark4leadership/ Other resources mentioned are: Julian Weissglass National Equity Project http://www.stevezuieback.com/ More from ME: Come hang out in my FREE Facebook Community for deeper conversations and connections with other awesome women Ready for better relationships? Get started now with FREE book chapters of Naked Communication HERE. The ASK Formula Cheat Sheet:  How to ask for what you want… and get it.  http://www.sagebhobbs.com/ask-formula-cheat-sheet/ And a favor from YOU: Like what you hear? If SO, be sure to subscribe to Naked Conversations on iTunes. Or Stitcher. Or Google Play. Or any of the following – Overcast, Blubbry, TuneIn Radio, Player.fm. For (SUPER DUPER appreciated) gold stars: Leave me a rating + review!  Just a few short words will help MORE amazing women find the show.  Thank you

NEWS Serial season 2 , episode 1 is out. The rumors are true, they are doing the story of Bowe Bergdahl, the US Army Sgt. who was captured by the taliban in 2009 in Afghanistan https://serialpodcast.org/2015/12/season-two-welcome -------------- I interviewed Victor Cajiao (Caa Hee Ow) -- @victorcajiao Victor has been podcasting since 2005 but took a hiatus for 3 years and is back with a new show. http://www.terratech.tech/ We talk about the good old days of podcasting, some current things Victor sees as changes in the space. It was a great conversation! Great catching up with some of the pioneers of podcasting, and Victor in particular! Some of Victor’s past shows were: Typical PC User Typical Mac user Typical Shutterbug Adventures in Immigration ---------------- More News Blubrry and Live365 announce Podcast2Radio See the Blubrry Test station here: (PHD is one of the podcasts on it) http://www.live365.com/stations/blubrry Check out how you can get your own station at http://blubrry.FM ---------------- Blubrry tips of the week Can you use Squarespace with blubrry hosting / Stats? Victor, who we just talked to uses Squarespace for his website, terratech.tech. He sent me these instructions on how to use blubrry hosting with a squarespace website. 1. Select the audio block from your post 2. In the audio block select “External” and put in the Blubbry URL you get from the Blubbry website after uploading your file there. 3. Put in the podcasting information on the Podcasting tab, for iTunes, medatadata etc THAT’s IT , it works for me and I get stats from the Blubrry website. Also, UPDATE YOUR WORDPRESS AND POWERPRESS! WordPress 4.4 update broke PowerPress - New update for PowerPress is out to fix the problem. The issue was with how WordPress dealt with feed titles. They would show as blank. Please update both WordPress AND PowerPress if you haven’t already. Also, if you updated PowerPress and not WordPress (and were using feature episode or FeedMaximizer) , you could have run into the same problem. The latest version of PowerPress is 6.2.3 (released Thursday right after releasing 6.2.2 on Wednesday) If you are using the latest PowerPress then you are OK using an earlier version of WordPress, but why would you? Update to 4.4! --------------- Just a little more News Gimlet Media takes $6 Million in an “A” round of funding http://www.niemanlab.org/2015/12/hot-pod-panoplys-parent-company-takes-a-stake-in-gimlet-media/ Even the best get hacked - WPEngine users continentals were leaked. -------------- I just want to clarify, from last weeks show, when I say promote your own site, I don’t mean don’t be on other platforms, I mean point everyone back to your site and link from there. Be everywhere you can, just point everyone back to your site in your podcast and anywhere you promote. Thanks for listening and supporting the show!

Feedback on New Mixlr Interface [2:20] We talk about a beta version of the new Mixlr site. We use that interface at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/live Live Sound Test - Autonomic [4:30] Dave plays two sound tests for Jim to hear. One uses Dave's phone, and the other uses his phone (and iPhone 5) with the headset. The headset was slightly more "trebly". Dave was playing with the Auphonic smart phone app. This goes through Auphoinic that can level sounds, remove hiss, and more. It is also available on the Android. It then can be programmed to upload it automatically to Libsyn.com, Blubbry.com, Amazon S3, Dropbox (FTP, etc). It's pretty cool. You can add your meta data (ID3 tags) to your file right on your phone. There is a desktop app for the mac which speeds up the process (instead of being web based). Podertainment Magazine Podertainment will be a digital magazine in the iTunes newstand featuring articles by podcasters for podcasters. Currently we are waiting for Apple to approve the app. Was It Simpler Today than it Was Three Years Ago?[15:28] Yes. With great tools like the Audio Technica 2100 its super easy to get great audio quality. Expectations have changed. You can't just put crap out there and get people to listen. There is more competition. Dave mentions how when he first started he would record as an mp3, and edit, and edit and edit and the file would sound awful. (You want to record as a WAV file or AIFF) then mix down to mp3 when all the editing is done. The mixlr issue we are having is we get some clicking in the one channel. this has to do with the griffin imic usb device. Updates From Rich and His Private Podcast [24:35] Rich was able to get icatcher app that allows people to login and get his private podcast that he created using sharepoint. One thing you can do when you get a very long RSS feed location is put it through a URL shortener like pretty link lite for Wordpress. Spreaker Going to Non Flash Based Interface [31:00] Spreaker.com is going to a non flash based Podcasting with Family - Working with Co-Host[32:49] Kenn Blanchard wants to podcast with his son. Needs a quick simple mixer. Check out the Behringer Mixer XENYX 802. It simple and would work great for taking two microphones and getting them into your computer. You would also need an