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I will start out with saying that I am giving myself the flexibility of the time zone stamp of the recording and publishing of an episode, in order to stay on track. I am located in the Central European Time zone, but I am often working according to the Eastern Standard Time, giving me a buffer of 6 hours. If I want to stretch it, I could include American Samoa into the game, and add 3 more hours to my daily worklife. ;) I want to make a correction to the previous episode. I mixed up Amy Peikoff’s news sandwich and started out with the bad news, then the good news item, and ending with another bad news. It should be two good news ideas (the bread), and only one bad piece, sandwiching it between the two pieces of ”bread”… I am including screen dumps from the recording of this episode, using the new Backpack Studio app. With this app, I will be able to record the solo shows in an easy way. I learned about this app from listening to Libsyn’s official podcast. Back then it was called Boss Jock Studio. I will talk more about this app in future episodes, telling you about my experiences with the new app, features, etc. Show notes: Backpack Studio app Libsyn’s offcial podcast, The Feed, episode 121 (listen to the answer to my question, around timestamp 22 minutes). Backpage Studio - Instagram Ed Filowat - Twitter Soundsnap - “tea kettle” Episode 59 (11 minutes) was recorded on January 2, 2019 (American time! ;) ), by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Backpack Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcasting microphone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions.
I will start out with saying that I am giving myself the flexibility of the time zone stamp of the recording and publishing of an episode, in order to stay on track. I am located in the Central European Time zone, but I am often working according to the Eastern Standard Time, giving me a buffer of 6 hours. If I want to stretch it, I could include American Samoa into the game, and add 3 more hours to my daily worklife. ;) I want to make a correction to the previous episode. I mixed up Amy Peikoff’s news sandwich and started out with the bad news, then the good news item, and ending with another bad news. It should be two good news ideas (the bread), and only one bad piece, sandwiching it between the two pieces of ”bread”… I am including screen dumps from the recording of this episode, using the new Backpack Studio app. With this app, I will be able to record the solo shows in an easy way. I learned about this app from listening to Libsyn’s official podcast. Back then it was called Boss Jock Studio. I will talk more about this app in future episodes, telling you about my experiences with the new app, features, etc. Show notes: Backpack Studio app Libsyn’s offcial podcast, The Feed, episode 121 (listen to the answer to my question, around timestamp 22 minutes). Backpage Studio - Instagram Ed Filowat - Twitter Soundsnap - “tea kettle” Episode 59 (11 minutes) was recorded on January 2, 2019 (American time! ;) ), by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Backpack Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcasting microphone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions.
Good news for those of us who love tech and love to explore new apps. If you happen have an iPad or an iPhone, there's a new iOS app for podcasters called the Backpack Studio App. If you remember the Bossjock Studio you'll be glad to know that it's now called: Backpack Studio Get Backpack Studio for $9.99 https://ileane.link/backpackapp Have you downloaded this app yet? I'd love your feedback. You can show your support for this podcast! Tweet the show: https://ileane.link/tweettheanchorshow Connect with me everywhere: Twitter twitter.com/ileane Instagram instagram.com/ileane Facebook https://fb.com/msileanespeaks Email me ileane.link/contact Leave me a voicemail ileane.link/voicemail Thanks for listening! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ileane/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ileane/support
Today Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Jim Collison from theaverageguy.tv answer your podcast questions about 1:30 Update on the Rode Rodecasterpro Link to reviews of the Rode Podcaster Pro 9:30 Backpack studio 16:55 Changing Your Brand 21:29 The history of Dave's gray hair 23:05 Should I release more episodes per week? 31:00 Thanks to our Awesome subscribers! see www.askthepodcastcoach.com/awesome 32:42 Common perks of Patreon 34:28 Patreon has been kicking people off of their platform https://news.vice.com/en_us/article/qvqeev/crowdfunding-site-patreon-is-purging-far-right-figures Link to response from Patreon 46:50 Thoughts on 2019? 49:20 I can't find my why, should I start a podcast? 53:00 Tip on using Zoom.us with auto record Ready to Podcast? I would love to work with you. Here's how
This solo episode is a shout-out to fellow authors, podcasters, and tea drinkers! A comment on my first book on tea, “knocked” me down for a bit. I am back up now, contemplating on how I will find the “first, ten” and the smallest viable audience. Show notes: 00 Just in Time for a Break 00 Karin Hoegh 01 Martin Lindeskog’s author page on Amazon 01 The Perfect Cuppa - Tea Sketches podcast 02 Carin Ridenius 02 Presentation (Skills) in Plain English podcast 03 Seth Godin on The Tim Ferriss Show 03 Audible - EGO NetCast 03 ThIs Marketing: You Can't Be Seen Until You Learn to See by Seth Godin 03 Conversation Marketing: How to Be Relevant and Engage Your Customer by Speaking Human by Kevin Lund 04 Boss Jock / Backpack Studio app 04 Tim Sinclair - Ringr 04 Colin Gray - Alitu 04 Haiku Deck 05 Podcast conference ("Kommunikation med podcast”) in Stockholm, Sweden This episode (6 minutes) was recorded on November 4, 2018, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Boss Jock Studio app, lavalier microphone provided by Podconsult's boutique, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through Auphonic. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions. Undersigned drank Yellow Label black tea blend by Lipton.
As I am in the process of publish my first book on tea, I plan for launching a tea party, a late summer break, and a kick-start of a new career path as an author and a guide on how to make the perfect cuppa. I have created an account on CreateSpace and I have ordered 10 International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) from the National Library of Sweden. I will order a small print-on-demand batch from a local printer in Gothenburg. When I have a copy of the hardcover book in my hand, I will take some time and celebrate. I got very inspired by the episode, Taking Breaks, of Creative Minds podcast. This has been a long journey from tinkering on the topic, writing, and self-publishing the book. And now it is time to think about the launch and marketing of the book. After I had published the latest blog post, Remembering the Copper Pot, I watched a webinar with Tim Grahl. I had bought his first book, Your First 1000 Copies, around the same time (2013) I got the idea to write a book on tea. I am now going through Tim’s course, Launch a Bestseller. For your information, I have the following individuals in the pipeline as future guests: Carina Ridenius, Brian Phillips, and a follow-up conversation with Jon Ferrara. I have come to the conclusion that I will shoot for at least one episode per month of this podcast, as I am involved in so many other podcasts at the moment (Aviani, Hemberedskap, Management Studio, MenyPodden, Pen Meets Paper, Produktivitéet, PoddRadio), as a host, co-host, and a producer. With that said, and to show that I have a Message, I am planning a new podcast together with an individual, working in an industry that could be interesting for my fellow podcasters and other content creators. I will never stop learning, so I will also start another podcast on tea. Talking about learning, I am eager to learn more about tea, but I am not sure that I will become a tea sommelier, or tea master in the near future... I am planning to take some more courses, e.g., by Being Tea, and participate in tea tastings. I will become a member of the American Specialty Tea Alliance. My goal is to visit different tea plantations in North America, and other places around the world. I will visit Sweden’s second tea plantation (Greta’s tea) in the making later on this moth, and I want to visit Camellia Sinensis Gotland in the near future. I want to end this episode and ask you to visit the support page on EGO NetCast and if you want to keep learning, get a free audiobook from Audible: Audible is offering a free audiobook of your choice and a free 30-day trial membership. Just go to audibletrial.com/egonetcast and choose from over 180,000 audio programs – download a title free and start listening. I recommend you to check out Never Stop Learning Stay Relevant, Reinvent Yourself, and Thrive, by Bradley Staats. Please, see the response by the author to my tweet: Show notes: Future guests Carina Ridenius, PIK.nu Brian Phillips, Individual Rights and Government Wrongs Jon Ferrara, Nimble Links and resources Tim Grahl - Book Launch Suzette Hammond - Being Tea American Specialty Tea Alliance Audible This episode (18 minutes) was recorded on August 8, 2018, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Boss Jock Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcasting microphone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions. Undersigned drank East Frisian black tea blend from Indiska Thé & Kaffe Magasinet (Indian Tea and Coffee Store) Gothenburg, Sweden.
As I am in the process of publish my first book on tea, I plan for launching a tea party, a late summer break, and a kick-start of a new career path as an author and a guide on how to make the perfect cuppa. I have created an account on CreateSpaceand I have ordered 10 International Standard Book Numbers (ISBN) from the National Library of Sweden. I will order a small print-on-demand batch from a local printer in Gothenburg. When I have a copy of the hardcover book in my hand, I will take some time and celebrate. I got very inspired by the episode, Taking Breaks, of Creative Minds podcast. This has been a long journey from tinkering on the topic, writing, and self-publishing the book. And now it is time to think about the launch and marketing of the book. After I had published the latest blog post, Remembering the Copper Pot, I watched a webinar with Tim Grahl. I had bought his first book, Your First 1000 Copies, around the same time (2013) I got the idea to write a book on tea. I am now going through Tim’s course, Launch a Bestseller. For your information, I have the following individuals in the pipeline as future guests: Carina Ridenius, Brian Phillips, and a follow-up conversation with Jon Ferrara. Please, check out the blog post with show notes with links to my guests. I have come to the conclusion that I will shoot for at least one episode per month of this podcast, as I am involved in so many other podcasts at the moment (Aviani, Hemberedskap, Management Studio, MenyPodden, Pen Meets Paper, Produktivitéet, PoddRadio), as a host, co-host, and a producer. With that said, and to show that I have a Message, I am planning a new podcast together with an individual, working in an industry that could be interesting for my fellow podcasters and other content creators. I will never stop learning, so I will also start another podcast on tea. Talking about learning, I am eager to learn more about tea, but I am not sure that I will become a tea sommelier, or tea master in the near future... I am planning to take some more courses, e.g., by Being Tea, and participate in tea tastings. I will become a member of the American Specialty Tea Alliance. My goal is to visit different tea plantations in North America, and other places around the world. I will visit Sweden’s second tea plantation (Greta’s tea) in the making later on this moth, and I want to visit Camellia Sinensis Gotlandin the near future. I want to end this episode and ask you to visit the support page on EGO NetCastand if you want to keep learning, get a free audiobook from Audible: Audible is offering a free audiobook of your choice and a free 30-day trial membership. Just go to audibletrial.com/egonetcastand choose from over 180,000 audio programs – download a title free and start listening. I recommend you to check out Never Stop Learning Stay Relevant, Reinvent Yourself, and Thrive, by Bradley Staats. Please, see the response by the author to my tweet: Show notes: Future guests Carina Ridenius, PIK.nu Brian Phillips, Individual Rights and Government Wrongs Jon Ferrara, Nimble Links and resources Tim Grahl - Book Launch Suzette Hammond - Being Tea American Specialty Tea Alliance Audible This episode (18 minutes) was recorded on August 7, 2018, by podcaster, Martin Lindeskog, with Boss Jock Studio app, IK Multimedia iRig Mic Cast podcastingmicrophone, PreSonus HD7 professional monitoring headphones, and SnapRecorder portable recording booth. Post-production through the podcast maker, Alitu. Notes written in Ulysses app. Bumper and jingle by Jim Jonsson, JTunes Productions. Undersigned drank East Frisian black tea blendfrom Indiska Thé and KaffeMagasinet (Indian Tea...
Martin Lindeskog har poddat sedan 2006 och är inblandad, driver och arbetar med flera poddar (se nedan). Poddar som Martin är inblandad i: Ego Netcast Produktivitéet Penna möter papper Hemberedskap Management studio-podden Menypodden Poddradio.org Aviani Länkar: Poddmeetup Göteborg iRig Mic Lav Bossjock Studio Auphonic Ringr iRig Mic Cast Podcastguests.com The Podcast Method The Feed Utrustning och mjukvara använt i detta avsnitt: Intervju inspelad i bullrig cafémiljö med en Zoom H5 Mikrofoner: 2 x AKG C555L Redigerat i Hindenburg Journalist Pro (Noise Reduction, Voice profiler, EQ) Inspelat 2018-04-12
"The road less traveled is less traveled for a reason". In this episode we dive into the mind of a comedy legend in order to see what makes him tick and discover his secrets to successful storytelling. We also hear some surprising insights into his about work-life balance. He's a writer, comedian, actor, director and producer who is worth over $670M. He made a show about nothing (which still brings him over $60M each year) making him the most successful comedian the world has ever seen. He's Jerry Seinfeld and you're going to love what he has to tell you. ** Jerry's comedy sets are 70-75 minutes, so I thought it only fair that we devoted a similar amount of time to Ten Words! ** LINKS Jerry's website Follow Jerry on Twitter Comedians in Cars on Netflix Interesting facts about Jerry from Rolling Stone The commercial success of Seinfeld Jerry's interview with Bob Roth about Transcendental Meditation Talking Funny with Chris Rock, Ricky Gervais and Louis CK Dissecting Jerry's PopTart joke Seinfeld's theme played by Anna Sentina SHOW NOTES This week I tried a different format and placed all my audio clips as post-it notes (instead of my usual Duarte notebook method) - matched to the mixing desk in BossJock Studio. I thought it worked out pretty well. Let me know what you think.
I detta pilotavsnitt förklarar jag varför jag har startat podden, PoddRadio, och ger en programförklaring och innehållsdeklaration. Shownotes: 00 Göteborg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 00 Lena Göthberg (https://twitter.com/Dr_PO) 01 Sandra Aviani 01 WebCoast (http://www.webcoast.se/amne-pa-webcoast-podcast/) 01 PoddRadioOrg på Twitter 02 Opinion Podcasting 03 kurs om Anchor (ref. länk) (https://twitter.com/Ileane) 04 Podcasterian (http://podcasterian.se/index.php/en/) 05 The Messengers 05 Community (ref. länk) (https://fizzle.co/show) 05 The Feed podcast (https://thefeed.libsyn.com/) (Libsyn) 06 1857 podcast (http://www.1857.co.uk/) 06 Stefan Hammarbäck (https://twitter.com/NGerholm) 06 Att Lyckas med Podcast 07 "Därför missar Poddindex det viktigaste" 07 Unicity (ref. ID 103807349) (https://www.instagram.com/unicitymatcha/) 07 National Tea Day (United Kingdom) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/National_Tea_Day) 08 Boss Jock Studio app (http://bossjockstudio.com/) 08 IK Multimedia iRic Mic Cast (http://www.ikmultimedia.com/products/irigmiccast/) 08 SnapRecorder - Portable Recording Booth 08 PreSonus HD7 monitoring headphones (https://www.presonus.com/products/HD7) 09 Ljudabsorbent (http://www.texstil.se/akustik.php) - TexStil i Göteborg 09 Auphonic (donate credits till mig, Lyceum) (https://auphonic.com/donate_credits?user=lyceum) 09 EGO NetCast podcast - Support page (http://egonetcast.com/support/) 09 Call for Help and Call to Action 09 Lyceum på Twitter (https://twitter.com/Lyceum) 10 PoddRadioOrg hos Libsyn (http://poddradioorg.libsyn.com/) Support this podcast
The future of podcasting is here and now! Time flies... It is now about six months since I published an episode. It is six months until the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am celebrating my name-day, with informing you about my upcoming birthday. This solo episode is a call for help, as I am entering a new career phase as a self-published author, in the near future. During this show, you will hear plenty of shout outs and call to actions. Show notes: 00 The Future of Podcasting (August 24, 2017) 00 Followup Conversation with Maria Dolores (September 30, 2017) 00 Gothenburg Book Fair (September 27 - 30, 2018) 01 Name-Day (March 27) 01 My birthday on May 25 01 About Martin Lindeskog 01 EGO NetCast podcast 02 Menu podcast (MenyPodden) 02 Productivity + tea podcast (Produktivitéet) 02 Penn Meets Paper podcast (Penna Möter Papper) 02 Interview with Kate Dmitrieva from Benu Pen 02 Home preparedness podcast (Hemberedskap) 03 Management Studio podcast 03 Kimchi 03 Percolation 04 International Podcast Day 05 First forthcoming book on (black) tea 05 Stand-in for a BNI member (Instagram photo) 06 Business Network International (BNI) 07 Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow game 07 Precious metals, e.g., gold and silver 08 Tea Book Sketches - The Process of Cultivating a Tea Book 09 Jingles by Jim Jonsson of JTunes Productions 09 X.ai 09 Boss Jock Studio 10 IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) (affiliate link) 10 Ringr (referral link) 10 EGO Interview with Tim Sinclair 11 Conference calling is here! - Ringr blog 11 Auphonic (donate credits) 12 The Feed podcast 13 Spext 14 Ferrite recording studio 14 Hindenburg journalist 16 Exactly How To Find A Life-Changing Mastermind Group (6 Huge Mistakes To Avoid) Ep 82 - Courage & Clarity podcast 16 Fizzle (referral link) 16 Finish the First Book on Tea 17 Thank-You Note 17 The Mastermind Group will Not Fizzle Out 17 Empower California 18 Gothenburg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 19 Shipping Podcast 20 Course on Anchor by Ileane Smith (affiliate link) 21 Making the Brand podcast by Chris Brogan 21 Making a Book, Blog or Podcast? Start Here! - Fizzle Show 22 Minimalist Baker: The Secret To Building A Rock Solid Brand With Dana Shultz 23 Shawn Smith 23 EGO Search on Addy Saucedo of The Podcaster Planner 25 The Podcaster's Life with Alexander Laurin 26 Ask Win 26 Thanks to Commit Action 28 Karin Hoegh - SolopreneurCast 29 Speed up your podcasts for more efficient listening - Lifehacker 29 Overcast 30 EGO NetCast - Support page 31 GoldMoney 31 Southern New Hampshire University 33 Crowdfunding campaign page for Tea Book Sketches 33 Big Mac celebrating 50 years 33 Instagram picture - Big Mac’s 50th birthday 34 PayPal.me/Lindeskog 34 Fundraising pool (moneybox) for my Journeying 34 PayPal launches Money Pools, where groups chip in to raise money to buy things - TechCrunch 34 Copenhagen 35 London 35 Athens 35 Aristotle’s Lyceum (Peripatetic School) 36 Working toward a free-market future for Lebanon - Atlas Network 36 Audible Trial - mid roll message (affilate link) 38 Affiliate links related to podcasting 39 In-audio search - CastBox.FM 39 The Book of Tea 39 Having a Tea Meetup in Little London and Big Apple (Ken Cohen, Talking Tea podcast) 40 Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics 40 The Little Book of Ikigai 41 Remote 41 Basecamp 42 Deep Work 43 Tim Ferriss - reishi mushrooms 44 Independent distributor (ID number 103807349) of Unicity’s products 44 Unimate - A Revolutionary Discovery 44 Yerba mate 44 How is Unimate different from traditional Yerba Mate? 44 Instagram photo of a beverage during a Skype conference call with my Mastermind group 45 Matcha green tea (Instagram photo) 46 Lyceum Bulletin newsletter 46 Revue 47 Could a Popup Lead to an Upgrade of the Content Creation? (MailerLite) 48 Martin Lindeskog is creating podcasts - Patreon 48 Behind the scenes stuff fo patrons - Lens by Patreon 49 Ileane...
The future of podcasting is here and now! Time flies... It is now about six months since I published an episode. It is six months until the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I am celebrating my name-day, with informing you about my upcoming birthday. This solo episode is a call for help, as I am entering a new career phase as a self-published author, in the near future. During this show, you will hear plenty of shout outs and call to actions. Show notes: 00 The Future of Podcasting (August 24, 2017) 00 Followup Conversation with Maria Dolores (September 30, 2017) 00 Gothenburg Book Fair (September 27 - 30, 2018) 01 Name-Day (March 27) 01 My birthday on May 25 01 About Martin Lindeskog 01 EGO NetCast podcast 02 Menu podcast (MenyPodden) 02 Productivity + tea podcast (Produktivitéet) 02 Penn Meets Paper podcast (Penna Möter Papper) 02 Interview with Kate Dmitrieva from Benu Pen 02 Home preparedness podcast (Hemberedskap) 03 Management Studio podcast 03 Kimchi 03 Percolation 04 International Podcast Day 05 First forthcoming book on (black) tea 05 Stand-in for a BNI member (Instagram photo) 06 Business Network International (BNI) 07 Robert Kiyosaki’s Cashflow game 07 Precious metals, e.g., gold and silver 08 Tea Book Sketches - The Process of Cultivating a Tea Book 09 Jingles by Jim Jonsson of JTunes Productions 09 X.ai 09 Boss Jock Studio 10 IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) (affiliate link) 10 Ringr (referral link) 10 EGO Interview with Tim Sinclair 11 Conference calling is here! - Ringr blog 11 Auphonic (donate credits) 12 The Feed podcast 13 Spext 14 Ferrite recording studio 14 Hindenburg journalist 16 Exactly How To Find A Life-Changing Mastermind Group (6 Huge Mistakes To Avoid) Ep 82 - Courage & Clarity podcast 16 Fizzle (referral link) 16 Finish the First Book on Tea 17 Thank-You Note 17 The Mastermind Group will Not Fizzle Out 17 Empower California 18 Gothenburg Podcasting Meetup - GOT Poddradio 19 Shipping Podcast 20 Course on Anchor by Ileane Smith (affiliate link) 21 Making the Brand podcast by Chris Brogan 21 Making a Book, Blog or Podcast? Start Here! - Fizzle Show 22 Minimalist Baker: The Secret To Building A Rock Solid Brand With Dana Shultz 23 Shawn Smith 23 EGO Search on Addy Saucedo of The Podcaster Planner 25 The Podcaster's Life with Alexander Laurin 26 Ask Win 26 Thanks to Commit Action 28 Karin Hoegh - SolopreneurCast 29 Speed up your podcasts for more efficient listening - Lifehacker 29 Overcast 30 EGO NetCast - Support page 31 GoldMoney 31 Southern New Hampshire University 33 Crowdfunding campaign page for Tea Book Sketches 33 Big Mac celebrating 50 years 33 Instagram picture - Big Mac’s 50th birthday 34 PayPal.me/Lindeskog 34 Fundraising pool (moneybox) for my Journeying 34 PayPal launches Money Pools, where groups chip in to raise money to buy things - TechCrunch 34 Copenhagen 35 London 35 Athens 35 Aristotle’s Lyceum (Peripatetic School) 36 Working toward a free-market future for Lebanon - Atlas Network 36 Audible Trial - mid roll message (affilate link) 38 Affiliate links related to podcasting 39 In-audio search - CastBox.FM 39 The Book of Tea 39 Having a Tea Meetup in Little London and Big Apple (Ken Cohen, Talking Tea podcast) 40 Meditation for Fidgety Skeptics 40 The Little Book of Ikigai 41 Remote 41 Basecamp 42 Deep Work 43 Tim Ferriss - reishi mushrooms 44 Independent distributor (ID number 103807349) of Unicity’s products 44 Unimate - A Revolutionary Discovery 44 Yerba mate 44 How is Unimate different from traditional Yerba Mate? 44 Instagram photo of a beverage during a Skype conference call with my Mastermind group 45 Matcha green tea (Instagram photo) 46 Lyceum Bulletin newsletter 46 Revue 47 Could a Popup Lead to an Upgrade of the Content Creation? (MailerLite) 48 Martin Lindeskog is creating podcasts - Patreon 48 Behind the scenes stuff fo patrons - Lens by Patreon 49 Ileane Smith on Patreon 49 EGO NetCast survey form - Libsyn 50 Rob Walch, Libsyn. Grow Your Podcast Via Your Own Custom App - Podcastification 51 The General Data Protection Regulation 51 So-called alternative for .SE 52 So-called alternative for .DE 52 Legalize Privacy 52 Freedom of speech in Sweden… 53 Courage, Confidence, and Integrity 53 Instagram photo - CreativeMornings in Gothenburg, March 23 54 Upcoming ”umbrella” site, TeaParty.Media 54 Charlotte Hågårdh - LinkedIn tips 57 The Big Picture - Haiku Deck presentation Sites and resources: Aviani - Exlusively Selected Lingerie (Tumblr) Aviani Boudoir Boutique (Instagram) Aviani - Passion for Lingerie (Pinterest) ComArt JTunes Productions
"Fired Up? Ready to Go". x2 For the first official episode of the Ten Words podcast we are taking a closer look at the skinny kid with the big ears (who's not from Kenya) and managed to defy all the odds to become the 44th President of the United States. Widely regarded as one of the greatest speakers of recent generations, this episode takes a deep dive into how he managed to inspire so many people with his words, and what inspired him to break down his manifesto down into bite-sized chunks and soundbites - without diluting their meaning. He spoke well, but many people thought he was all style without much substance. So we'll have a dig into that too. I also attempt to give a famous speech that I've never given before! It's fun, it's fast, there's music, there's singing, and there's a ton of great quotes that may also inspire you to tell your own story a little bit better. Each week I'll post the show notes, links and a photo of my notebook along with the Bossjock Studio screenshot, so you can see my working process (if you're interested). Enjoy. The notes I used for this episode, drawn in the same way that I write all my keynotes. More info on the process here if you're interested. Linkedin post here on how this podcast got started and how I create each episode. Episode Links Art of the Speech by Phillip Collins You Talking To Me? by Sam Leith Edith's Obama Fired Up Story [VIDEO] Chris Hughes on Obama's 2008 Campaign (Fast Company) Dimmi "Promisses" on Spotify [SONG] MC Yogi "Vote for Hope" [VIDEO] "Yes We Can" with Will.I.Am [VIDEO] Obama's Final Speech Obama "Yes We Can" Speech Shape of the Perfect Keynote [LINKED IN] Ten Words - The book is available here **All profits from the book go to charity (the NHS in the UK) to pay for two incubators for premature babies in Chelsea Westminster Hospital where my twins Petra and Mathilda were born**
In our 100th episode we go back to basics as we run down some of the key tips from our past 99 episodes to kick off the show. In this week's Better Podcasting Download we chat about a headset comparison that SP did recently, how Boss Jock Studio is no longer working the same with Dropbox and also how SoundCloud just changed some stats and what it means to you as a podcaster. Finally, we'll take listener feedback on what has been happening around the pod-space this week. Note that if you haven't checked out an episode of Better Podcasting before, this one is a bit different than our usual flow. Do you have something to say about the art of hobby podcasting? Do you want to chime in on an episode of Better Podcasting? You can always ping us on Better Podcasting on the internet at the following places: @BetterPod http://facebook.com/betterpodcasting http://betterpodcasting.com Not familiar with Better Podcasting? We talk about podcast tips, tools and best practices to help you succeed with your podcast! Just like you we podcast purely out of the love and the fun of it. Podcasting is our hobby and we love that it is yours too! We always encourage your questions and feedback and you can find all of our contact information at betterpodcasting.com. We thank you for listening, downloading and subscribing to Better Podcasting. We hope you come back for more Better Podcasting! Happy Podcasting! This podcast was recorded on Wednesday, October 4th, 2017 – Streamed Live to www.Geeks.Live. Audio/Video Production by Stephen Jondrew of GonnaGeek.com.
This episode is a followup conversation with Maria Dolores. I interviewed Maria Dolores the first time on October 2, 2016. The interview was recorded during the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I recorded our conversation with IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) and the Boss Jock Studio app. I did the post-production wtih Auphonic (donation link). In the news: Neo-Nazis and anti-fascists clash in Sweden on Yom Kippur - Deutsche Welle Gothenburg neo-Nazi demonstration ends after hours of unrest - The Local Sweden’s literati wrestle with the far right - Politico
This episode is a followup conversation with Maria Dolores. I interviewed Maria Dolores the first time on October 2, 2016. The interview was recorded during the book fair in Gothenburg, Sweden. I recorded our conversation with IK Multimedia iRig Mic Lav compact lavalier microphone for smartphones and tablets (two-pack) and the Boss Jock Studio app. I did the post-production wtih Auphonic (donation link). In the news: Neo-Nazis and anti-fascists clash in Sweden on Yom Kippur - Deutsche Welle Gothenburg neo-Nazi demonstration ends after hours of unrest - The Local Sweden’s literati wrestle with the far right - Politico
FS 260: Ari Lamstein on Making Money From Open Source This week on The Freelancers’ Show the panelists are Philip Morgan, Curtis McHale, Jonathan Stark, and Reuven Lerner. Special guest Ari Lamstein is here to discuss how to make money from Open Source. [00:02:05] Introduction to Ari Ari is a trainer and consultant who specializes in teaching the R programming language. He wrote Chloroplethr, which is an R package that makes it easy to make Chloropleth maps in R. [00:03:45] Chloroplethr A presidential map is a chloropleth map that expresses value for states using just one color. Other things that can be measured using a chloropleth map would be population, disease rates, and unemployment rates. The package that Ari wrote makes it easy to write maps in the R language, which is why Chloroplethr is spelled as one word. [00:05:26] How did you get into Open Source R? Ari worked as a software engineer in San Francisco. In 2013 he discovered the R programming language while trying to figure out how to do analysis of data at the real estate company where he was working. All the company data had a spatial component to it. Charts were not enough to analyze this data because they were trying to understand geographic patterns. In 2013 R didn’t have the ability to do exactly what he wanted so he wrote his own package. In 2014 he released it to the R community. [00:08:04] Where you doing this on your free time? His company was very generous. During Innovation week, which happens once a quarter, he was able to choose a project to work on. He chose this and was able to do it both during Innovation weeks at work and free time. [00:10:30] Monetizing Chloroplethr On February 17, 2015 everything changed. 2013 he was Learning R, in 2014 he had the skills and it seemed like an open field. Scheduled to give a talk about Chloroplethr and he got an email at work saying he was laid off due to his company being acquired by another. He knew he had to figure out how to make money from Chloroplethr. In December he monetized Chloroplethr by self-publishing a course and made $3,500 during the launch. After that he got a training and consulting lead. [00:14:05] Did you try other approaches to monetization along the way? Was the course the first stop? Nothing worked as well as the course did. [00:15:19] What other things did you try? He closed blog posts asking for people to hire him in 2015. Now he tells customers he does not provide free support for Chloroplethr but tells them about a $49 bundle a month he sells. [00:17:14] Not Offering Free Support There are a lot of free opportunities in the R community; free programs are not hard to find. There is a split of what people in the R community think about not offering free support. Other experienced developers in the Open Source community want to learn how to monetize their own projects. There are also a lot of hobbyists. They are spoiled by having access to a lot of free stuff, so they have been vocal about not liking that they have to pay for support. It's been surprising for him. It is good for market research. Unanswered stack overflow questions can show the opportunity that developers have in the Chloroplethr world. There is a high demand but no supply for expertise. It also points out the disparity between people taking action that involves paying money verses their need for that solution. [00:39:30] If someone is starting from scratch and they had a project they wanted to monetize? The best advice Ari got was from Nathan Barry’s book Authority. In the book is a marketing strategy called audience building. Ari recommends that developers create audiences based around their project. There are three tactics he recommends for how to monetize R packages. He created an acronym for these tactics: the Best Darn System (BDS) for monetizing an R package. B = Build an email list of people who are interested in your package. D = Deliver free training to your email list. S = Sell a training product to your list. Ari explains the need for an email list is because of the need to be able to initiate contact with people. Even though Twitter is active for R developers, engagement rates for email are better than Twitter. People have a hard time believing it because they think email is spam. He tries to get people comfortable using email as a marketing channel. The most popular thing he has done online is to create a free email course called “Learn to map census data in R.” The course teaches people how to use Chloroplethr how to map census data in R. He had 600 people sign up for the course in a few days. [00:45:05] Do you regret not having made Chloroplethr commercial? No. He feels it is one of the most interesting things he has done in his career and loves that the R community has so much free stuff. The only change he would make would be to know what he knows now about sales and marketing when he first started. [00:47:20] Did you ever have your employer claim ownership of anything having to do with Chloroplethr? Ari had to speak to his lawyer when he wanted to release Chloroplethr. The package system made it a special case. He had to file it under an Open Source license. The company’s lawyer wanted it to be under a BSD 3 license, which it was eventually released under. Ari’s employer owns the copywrite but the license is a BSD 3. That is unrelated to the product that was actually sold. Picks Reuven: Raymond Hettinger's talk Philip: Audio Technica Mic Bossjock Studio Jonathan: Do the Work by Steven Pressfield www.caddyserver.com/pricing Curtis: Dave Ramsey Podcast Total Money Makeover Profit First Ari: http://www.censusmappingcourse.com Profitable Portfolio Blueprint Links www.arilamstein.com
FS 260: Ari Lamstein on Making Money From Open Source This week on The Freelancers’ Show the panelists are Philip Morgan, Curtis McHale, Jonathan Stark, and Reuven Lerner. Special guest Ari Lamstein is here to discuss how to make money from Open Source. [00:02:05] Introduction to Ari Ari is a trainer and consultant who specializes in teaching the R programming language. He wrote Chloroplethr, which is an R package that makes it easy to make Chloropleth maps in R. [00:03:45] Chloroplethr A presidential map is a chloropleth map that expresses value for states using just one color. Other things that can be measured using a chloropleth map would be population, disease rates, and unemployment rates. The package that Ari wrote makes it easy to write maps in the R language, which is why Chloroplethr is spelled as one word. [00:05:26] How did you get into Open Source R? Ari worked as a software engineer in San Francisco. In 2013 he discovered the R programming language while trying to figure out how to do analysis of data at the real estate company where he was working. All the company data had a spatial component to it. Charts were not enough to analyze this data because they were trying to understand geographic patterns. In 2013 R didn’t have the ability to do exactly what he wanted so he wrote his own package. In 2014 he released it to the R community. [00:08:04] Where you doing this on your free time? His company was very generous. During Innovation week, which happens once a quarter, he was able to choose a project to work on. He chose this and was able to do it both during Innovation weeks at work and free time. [00:10:30] Monetizing Chloroplethr On February 17, 2015 everything changed. 2013 he was Learning R, in 2014 he had the skills and it seemed like an open field. Scheduled to give a talk about Chloroplethr and he got an email at work saying he was laid off due to his company being acquired by another. He knew he had to figure out how to make money from Chloroplethr. In December he monetized Chloroplethr by self-publishing a course and made $3,500 during the launch. After that he got a training and consulting lead. [00:14:05] Did you try other approaches to monetization along the way? Was the course the first stop? Nothing worked as well as the course did. [00:15:19] What other things did you try? He closed blog posts asking for people to hire him in 2015. Now he tells customers he does not provide free support for Chloroplethr but tells them about a $49 bundle a month he sells. [00:17:14] Not Offering Free Support There are a lot of free opportunities in the R community; free programs are not hard to find. There is a split of what people in the R community think about not offering free support. Other experienced developers in the Open Source community want to learn how to monetize their own projects. There are also a lot of hobbyists. They are spoiled by having access to a lot of free stuff, so they have been vocal about not liking that they have to pay for support. It's been surprising for him. It is good for market research. Unanswered stack overflow questions can show the opportunity that developers have in the Chloroplethr world. There is a high demand but no supply for expertise. It also points out the disparity between people taking action that involves paying money verses their need for that solution. [00:39:30] If someone is starting from scratch and they had a project they wanted to monetize? The best advice Ari got was from Nathan Barry’s book Authority. In the book is a marketing strategy called audience building. Ari recommends that developers create audiences based around their project. There are three tactics he recommends for how to monetize R packages. He created an acronym for these tactics: the Best Darn System (BDS) for monetizing an R package. B = Build an email list of people who are interested in your package. D = Deliver free training to your email list. S = Sell a training product to your list. Ari explains the need for an email list is because of the need to be able to initiate contact with people. Even though Twitter is active for R developers, engagement rates for email are better than Twitter. People have a hard time believing it because they think email is spam. He tries to get people comfortable using email as a marketing channel. The most popular thing he has done online is to create a free email course called “Learn to map census data in R.” The course teaches people how to use Chloroplethr how to map census data in R. He had 600 people sign up for the course in a few days. [00:45:05] Do you regret not having made Chloroplethr commercial? No. He feels it is one of the most interesting things he has done in his career and loves that the R community has so much free stuff. The only change he would make would be to know what he knows now about sales and marketing when he first started. [00:47:20] Did you ever have your employer claim ownership of anything having to do with Chloroplethr? Ari had to speak to his lawyer when he wanted to release Chloroplethr. The package system made it a special case. He had to file it under an Open Source license. The company’s lawyer wanted it to be under a BSD 3 license, which it was eventually released under. Ari’s employer owns the copywrite but the license is a BSD 3. That is unrelated to the product that was actually sold. Picks Reuven: Raymond Hettinger's talk Philip: Audio Technica Mic Bossjock Studio Jonathan: Do the Work by Steven Pressfield www.caddyserver.com/pricing Curtis: Dave Ramsey Podcast Total Money Makeover Profit First Ari: http://www.censusmappingcourse.com Profitable Portfolio Blueprint Links www.arilamstein.com
This solo episode was recorded on Fourth of July (American west coast time - Pacific Daylight Time). I recorded the show with IK Multimedia's iRig Mic Lav (mobile lavalier microphone) and Boss Jock Studio app, on my smartphone (iPhone 6S Plus). Post-production was done through Auphonic. Show notes: 00 Libsyn's post on Google+ 01 I Have a Message 01 EGO Interview with Colin Gray 02 How YOU Can Be The Trusted Resource Your Listeners Are Looking For [Ep #71] - Podcastification 02 EGO NetCast Support page 02 Lyceum (Martin Lindeskog) on Voxer 03 Lyceum on Instagram 03 Lyceum on Twitter 03 Lyceum on Periscope 03 John Cox Art 04 Betsy Ross flag 04 Ego wearing a tennis (polo) shirt with a Betsy Ross flag. 04 Boston Tea Party 05 My birthday is on May 25, a.k.a Geek Pride Day! ;) 06 Real money...
This solo episode was recorded on Fourth of July (American west coast time - Pacific Daylight Time). I recorded the show with IK Multimedia's iRig Mic Lav (mobile lavalier microphone) and Boss Jock Studio app, on my smartphone (iPhone 6S Plus). Post-production was done through Auphonic. Show notes: 00 Libsyn's post on Google+ 01 I Have a Message 01 EGO Interview with Colin Gray 02 How YOU Can Be The Trusted Resource Your Listeners Are Looking For [Ep #71] - Podcastification 02 EGO NetCast Support page 02 Lyceum (Martin Lindeskog) on Voxer 03 Lyceum on Instagram 03 Lyceum on Twitter 03 Lyceum on Periscope 03 John Cox Art 04 Betsy Ross flag 04 Ego wearing a tennis (polo) shirt with a Betsy Ross flag. 04 Boston Tea Party 05 My birthday is on May 25, a.k.a Geek Pride Day! ;) 06 Real money...
A short episode full of musings about various topics. An opportunity to test portable recording gear for future use. Subscribe: iTunes | Google Play | Android | TuneIn Radio | Stitcher ----more---- Podcast Topic(s) This episode — a short collection of musings about the Respect in Sport training that Scouts Canada is now mandating for all Scouters, and about the impact that Scouting has had on Ken's life — gave us an opportunity to test out our Rode VideoMicME smartphone microphones. Coupled with the use of Bossjock Studio, it may give us an option to record episodes and special reports during camps, Jamborees, and suchlike. Shout-Outs We'd like to give a big shout-out and thank you to the people who've left us reviews on iTunes: As always, a big thank you to the folks at Scouting Radio for rebroadcasting Scouting Stuff episodes to their worldwide Scouting audience. If you're listening to us on Scouting Radio right now, let us know; reach out and get in touch. We'd love to hear from you. Send Feedback Email Us | Leave Us a Voice Message | Follow Us on Twitter | Like Us on Facebook | Leave Us a Review Music Unexpected Hoedown in Bagging Area, by Doctor Turtle
In Episode 39 I spoke with David Karon of KHDK electronics about their line of effects and especially the Scuzz Box. After the interview (and during a hurricane) I ordered my Scuzz Box from The Guitar Guru Network on Reverb.com and waited with excitement for it to arrive. Well....IT's HERE!!!! So I opened it, put it on the board and recorded my first impressions for the show. My set up for the show was my Epiphone SG and Mexican Start into the Scuzz Box, then my Ghoul Screamer, then my Boss FBM-1, then the TC Electronic Wiretap, and finally my Vox AC4. I recorded everything with one mic, Blue Snowball, plugged into my iPad running Bossjock Studio. Ian torn between micing the amp and doing a "real" recording and the "live recording that i did. I opted for "live" because my ultimate goal is for you to hear the pedal as i hear it. For example, on the "Scuzz" setting you can hear the gate kick in and then hear my strings (acoustically) still vibrating even though the gate had kicked in.Let us know on Twitter and Instagram what you think!
This episode was recorded on June 27, with the Bossjock Studio app. I did the post production with Auphonic. Show notes: My First Book on Tea with Illustrations by John Cox - GoGetFunding.com TEAser Material and Extending the Time Table John Cox Art Produktivitéet podcast (in Swedish) Jon Ferrara, Nimble
This episode was recorded on June 27, with the Bossjock Studio app. I did the post production with theAuphonic. Show notes: My First Book on Tea with Illustrations by John Cox - GoGetFunding.com TEAser Material and Extending the Time Table John Cox Art Produktivitéet podcast (in Swedish) Jon Ferrara, Nimble
iAccessDemo is typically a demonstration of a native Apple iPhone Application and today we break from the mold to bring you a demonstration of the BossJockJr App from the BossJoc Team. BossJockJr is a Free App from the App Store where you can also find the BossJockStudio App which is the big brother version and sells for $9.99 in the App Store. Jeff Thompson takes you through a recording process and demonstrates a few of the tips and tricks that he uses on BossJockJr. If you want to record tracks, talk over and blend into another track seamlessly then give BossJockJr a try and when you are ready, make the jump up to BossJockStudio for the powerful recording experience. Where mobility and creativity come together cart by cart. Be sure to follow @BossJockApp on Twitter and keep up with the latest BossJock news. And be sure to follow @BlindAbilities on Twitter and the BlindAbilities Group on Facebook.
On this episode, I record on Bossjock Studio for iOS. A couple shout-outs happen and I answer a question on how to train and fuel for a first fat-adapted marathon distance run or race. The one awesome thing I learned about Pillsbury. Lard is awesome. Book: "The Big Fat Surprise: Why Butter, Meat, and Cheese Belong in a Healthy Diet" by Nina Teicholz. Get it from Audible for your audio listening pleasure and edification. New members get a free download. What two new recipes have I made that you can try too? CREAMY MAPLE DIJON CHICKEN WITH BACON (PALEO) 3 Ingredient Paleo Naan (Indian bread) Would love to hear your feedback or serve you! ruelsrunning@gmail.com, 1-206-312-6995, or SpeakPipe! Sign up for the Newsletter! HELP SPREAD THE WORD! I’d love it if you could please share #RuElsRunning with your twitter followers.Click here to tweet some love! If you liked this episode hit up iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! to get a shout-out on a future podcast episode! Check out more episodes of the podcast on iTunes | Stitcher | SoundCloud. HELP THE SHOW BY BENEFITING FROM OUR AFFILIATES! Audible.com – Download a FREE audiobook today! Pure Vitamin Club – Additives and fillers suck. So we don’t use them. Amazon.com – Shop. Connect. Enjoy. Blue Host – Looking for top-notch website hosting services with incredible support. Squatty Potty – It’ll change your life. VISIT FRIENDS OF RU EL’S RUNNING! www.vinnietortorich.com to learn about Vinnie Tortorich’s NSNG Lifestyle. www.annavocino.com for great healthy gluten-free recipes. GIVE SOCIAL LOVE! Twitter | Facebook | YouTube | Google+ Tumblr | Pinterest | LinkedIn | Instagram FOLLOW LUZIUS & BUY HIS AWESOME MUSIC! Luzius Stone “Fire In The Sky” Website: www.LuziusStone.com
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Demo of the Free IOS App BossJockJr using the iPhone, the iPhone Mic and the in app store's Free Audio files. this is a quick and easy app version of the BossJockStudio app that is an actual studio with enhanced functions and options. Give BossJockJr a try and move up to BossJockStudio when you want a bit more.
Demo of the Free IOS App BossJockJr using the iPhone, the iPhone Mic and the in app store's Free Audio files. this is a quick and easy app version of the BossJockStudio app that is an actual studio with enhanced functions and options. Give BossJockJr a try and move up to BossJockStudio when you want a bit more.
Empower, Expand & Evolve Your Podcast with US at Podcast Movement!!! If you’re a woman and you’re going - don’t miss out! Communicate with us via Twitter by using the hashtag #AskSheP and of course follow us on Twitter Show 056 Quick-Guide iTunes has had a bit of a bug - your podcasts aren’t all showing up. Podcast Movement will be here soon! Random chat about our workflow for getting our podcasting information - and Jessica is getting in on it! Surprise What’s going on with brand engagement and social media? How does that affect podcasters? We are talking impressions people vs downloads. Tinfoil hat moment. Wow - the impression, download, measurement conversation continues. We do our first ad read! With parade music! BossJock Studio is our sponsor - Boom. Best sponsor ever. More people listening to podcasts because of Serial? Marc Maron episode with The President and how that affected podcasting differently than Serial. The resurgence of podcasting addressed. Bringing the behind the scenes of the entertainment industry to everyone. We get into money. Creating a gender neutral brand. Feeling pressure about taking about money being a woman. The impostor syndrome that arises when you put your show out there. Questioning practices vs seeing results. Elsie is the ultimate podcast listener that takes action. Is it that women have a thing about math and money? Jessica reveals when we are doing the She Podcasts meetup! FEEDBACK REQUEST! Do you have a show that is male and female focused and did you ceate your brand so that it was more neutral looking? Do you have a show TOPIC that is male and female focused and are you creating your content to mindfully include both? Or do you not even think about these things? Links mentioned by Jess and Elsie! The She Podcasts SpeakPipe Page. Time for YOUR voice to be featured. Sign up for our Podcast Movement session! Empowerment, Expansion Evolution!!! iTunes only showing the latest 20 episodes - Libsyn support article Apple Music Advertising Age Feedly Engagement With Brand Content Soared 52% Last Quarter Far From Growing Sick of Brand Content, People Are Increasing Clicks Faster Than Marketers Pump It Out BossJock Jr to YouTube video! Via Dave Mansueto Ira Glass Article To Podcast Or Not To Podcast Episode 49 of The Feed: A Statastic Episode With An Inside Scoop On Podcasting History, Feedback On Podcast Promos And Stats, Stats, Stats The Civil War: A Narrative, Volume I, Fort Sumter to Perryville The Complete Sherlock Holmes: The Heirloom Collection The She Podcasts Meet-up at Podcast Movement HELP US SPREAD THE WORD! It would be stellar if you shared She Podcasts with your fellow women podcasters on twitter. Click here to tweet some love! If this episode got you all fired up, head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and subscribe! Ways to subscribe to She Podcasts! Click here to subscribe via iTunes Click here to subscribe via RSS You can also subscribe via Stitcher FEEDBACK + PROMOTION for Women Podcasters You can ask your questions, comment below, go to the She Podcasts Facebook group and even share your promos for your podcast! Let your voice be heard. Send it all to feedback@shepodcasts.com
Website Hosting Issues [spp-timestamp time="1:48"] Dave has been with Hostgator.com forever (you can get 25% off using the coupon code " podcastcoach " ). He loves their support, but lately it seems like he is having more and more issues. He is thinking of moving the School of Podcasting to WPEngine.com before he does jim and Dave talk about some optional website hosting companies like Maplegrove Partners. Clammr Dicusssion with Daniel J Lewis. Daniel is enjoying sharing other content, consuming other content (without subscribing to the show), as well as sharing his own content. Daniel is from the Audacity to Podcast What do you think of doing a show that would be super short like 20 seconds long. A short podcast makes you get to the point. [spp-timestamp time="10:45"] Is there a difference between a www.askthepodcastcoach.com and just askthepodcastcoach.com (looks like a caching issue - and it was). The Simple Podcast Press plugin now allows you to jump to a certain point in your show. Dave, Jim and Daniel talk about working with smaller companies. [spp-timestamp time="17:40"] Do something nice for someone else Dave contributed to Kathy Kelly's book about Autism. Kathy successfully raised Nine thousand dollars towards to publishing of her book. Small Company Discussion (Continued) [spp-timestamp time="20:10"] The Simple Podcast Press plugin now allows you to jump to a certain point in your show. It will also make a list of your past show (coming in the future) and you can also change the color of the player. Workign with smaller companies that can pivot and change quickly unlike a bigger company that has to go through a committee. Podbean Update - Now Available with a Redirect [spp-timestamp time="25:45"] Dave is confused by their front page, and it turns out they do have a way to redirect your show podcast RSS feed. They do have support (I had to use them once when my downloads stopped working for no reason). Podcasts.com kind of dodged the question to a yes/no question. Podcasts.com came on the scene recently so I sent them: 1. How do you make money (business plan). A: Some of the podcasts have ads on their searchable directory index page on Podcasts.com page. Those ads pay for the costs. 2. Do you change my mp3 file name? 3. Do you change my mp3 ID# tags? 4. Do you change the bit rate of my show (stereo/mono/bit rate) A: 2 – 4 – Those are all part of our management portal. These are yes no questions, and when you don’t answer them I assume the worst. 5. Do you supply an RSS redirect in the event I don’t want to use your service. A: We do not at this time. 6. Is there a way to show my rss feed from my website (that I use to manage my show) instead of the RSS feed from podcasts.com A: You could create a redirect URL on your site which you can give out and have it just redirect to ours. Notice the tech support person is trying to get me to redirect my traffic to their website. (Or its a person who doesn’t understand podcasting, or they don’t want to display anything from your website). In speaking with Daniel J Lewis of the Audacity to Podcast, he had stated that he had some email exchanges and they seemed open to putting a link back to your website. Take it for what it’s worth. I see it as a platform for secondary distribution. Podclear and Soundcloud are now out of Beta Podclear is a way to record skype calls, and Soundcloud has been rumored to be losing money and looking for schedule D funding. The worst case scenario in the past was Podango which was a media hosting company that gave their customers a week to leave. Mixlr free year for Jim ran out. Their interface is a bit confusing at time. Michael Ray Has Questions About Owning Your RSS Feed [spp-timestamp time="41:17 "] Dave uses Libsyn's feed for his show. When his website had an issue, his show came out as it always does because Libsyn was fine (and his audience is subscribed to his RSS feed on Libsyn). The Ask the Podcast Coach using PowerPress (and the built in RSS Feed). You need to control your feed. Here is a video help explain why. Dave recommend Backup Creator to backup your website/wordpress. https://youtu.be/TdQrKhjF7IY ADHD Think Tank Menu Questions Menus are used the create the navigation for your site. You should have at a minimum a Contact Page, and the About Page. From there its up to you. You can use the cryptx plugin to cut down on people spamming your podcast. You can look at other websites to use as ideas on how you can create your menus. Next Week Will Be the First Ever Dave-less Show Dave will be out next week, but Jim is going to get the keys and Drive. Recording On the Road Kathy wants to know record on the road. You can use the Voice Memo app and upload it to Dropbox. There are other tools like Bossjock Studio, and Rode LE on your phone.
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Vuelvo una vez más acompañado de Daniel Montalvo, @charadani en Twitter para hablar de una aplicación que aunque ya se ha tratado en otros podcast, quedaban algunas dudas pendientes. Hablamos de BossJock Studio, una aplicación para dispositivos iOS que nos permite hacer grabaciones de audio mezclando nuestra voz con música o cualquier otro sonido y poder enviarla despues a diferentes servicios. Podeis descargar BossJock Studio para iPhone o iPad desde la App Store. Esperamos haber podido aclarar las dudas que quedaban pendiente, si no, ya sabéis por donde andamos. Por cierto, me gustaría recomendar el podcast que menciona Dani en el episodio, si queréis escucharlo, podeis hacerlo en www.sobrelamarcha.es.
Por fin les presento el que seria el BossJock Studio para androidhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.timluegger.soundpadSuscribete a este podcast en: Feed: http://feedpress.me/CursosDePodcastinghttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/
Por fin les presento el que seria el BossJock Studio para androidhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.timluegger.soundpadSuscribete a este podcast en: Feed: http://feedpress.me/CursosDePodcastinghttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/
Por fin les presento el que seria el BossJock Studio para androidhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.timluegger.soundpadSuscribete a este podcast en: contacto@puntoprimario.comSuscribete a este podcast en: http://feedpress.me/JossGreenLivehttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/http://tunein.com/radio/JossGreen-Live-p679001/
Por fin les presento el que seria el BossJock Studio para androidhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.timluegger.soundpadSuscribete a este podcast en: contacto@puntoprimario.comSuscribete a este podcast en: http://feedpress.me/JossGreenLivehttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/http://tunein.com/radio/JossGreen-Live-p679001/
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Si eres ciego/a y cuentas con un dispositivo iOS nuestra invitada @bimbalablanca te explica como hacer tu propio podcast de manera fácil con la aplicación BossJock Studio y SpreakerEscucha su podcast en:http://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubePodcast explicando el uso de BossJock Studio a detalle (numero 7 en el siguiente feed exclusivo para los cursos):http://www.spreaker.com/show/1185155/episodes/feedjossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en: http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
Si eres ciego/a y cuentas con un dispositivo iOS nuestra invitada @bimbalablanca te explica como hacer tu propio podcast de manera fácil con la aplicación BossJock Studio y SpreakerEscucha su podcast en:http://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubePodcast explicando el uso de BossJock Studio a detalle (numero 7 en el siguiente feed exclusivo para los cursos):http://www.spreaker.com/show/1185155/episodes/feedjossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivehttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/
Si eres ciego/a y cuentas con un dispositivo iOS nuestra invitada @bimbalablanca te explica como hacer tu propio podcast de manera fácil con la aplicación BossJock Studio y SpreakerEscucha su podcast en:http://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubePodcast explicando el uso de BossJock Studio a detalle (numero 7 en el siguiente feed exclusivo para los cursos):http://www.spreaker.com/show/1185155/episodes/feedjossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivehttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/
Si eres ciego/a y cuentas con un dispositivo iOS nuestra invitada @bimbalablanca te explica como hacer tu propio podcast de manera fácil con la aplicación BossJock Studio y SpreakerEscucha su podcast en:http://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubePodcast explicando el uso de BossJock Studio a detalle (numero 7 en el siguiente feed exclusivo para los cursos):http://www.spreaker.com/show/1185155/episodes/feedjossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivehttp://www.iheart.com/show/53-JossGreen-Live/
Si eres ciego/a y cuentas con un dispositivo iOS nuestra invitada @bimbalablanca te explica como hacer tu propio podcast de manera fácil con la aplicación BossJock Studio y SpreakerEscucha su podcast en:http://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubePodcast explicando el uso de BossJock Studio a detalle (numero 7 en el siguiente feed exclusivo para los cursos):http://www.spreaker.com/show/1185155/episodes/feedjossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en: http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
Podcasters Are Taking Home Award - Because of my Podcast Amateur Traveler Podcast wins Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Award Chris Christensen is a winner in the 2014 Lowell Thomas Travel Journalism Competition, taking an Honorable Mention in the Travel Broadcast — Audio category for “Amateur Traveler: Travel to Flanders in Belgium” (http://europe.amateurtraveler.com/travel-flanders-belgium-travel- podcast/) on AmateurTraveler.com. The awards are named for Lowell Thomas, acclaimed broadcast journalist, prolific author and world explorer during five decades in journalism. This is the 30th annual competition sponsored by the Society of American Travel Writers Foundation. Winners of the awards, the most prestigious in the field of travel journalism, were announced Sept. 16 at the SATW convention, held in Iceland. The competition drew 1,177 entries and was judged by members of the faculty at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill School of Journalism and Mass Communication. This year, the SATW Foundation presented 90 awards in 25 categories and nearly $20,000 in prize money to journalists. Since the first competition for work in 1984, the SATW Foundation has presented more than 2,100 awards and $420,000-plus in recognition of outstanding travel journalism. In honoring work, the judges said: "The Amateur Traveler podcast by Chris Christensen was well done. The first episode only featured narration by Christensen, which is challenging to produce. His incorporation of natural sound was a great addition to keep the show interesting and engaging. It offered both great historical context as well as important tips for travel to Flanders. The show was well produced and interesting". Among other winners, Jill Schensul, senior writer for The Record of northern New Jersey, earned the title of Lowell Thomas Travel Journalist of the Year for a portfolio of her work in the past year. It is the third top title for Schensul, who over the years has won 29 Lowell Thomas awards for herself, and The Record travel section has taken 39 in total. National Geographic Traveler, Islands, Travel + Leisure and AFAR magazines are top media winners in 2014. The Foundation distributes nearly $20,000 annually in prize money to individual winners. Donations by this year’s Underwriter, the Tourist Office for Flanders-Brussels, and many other supporters helped make the prizes possible. For more information about the awards, including a full list of winners and judges’ comments, and SATW, visit www.satwf.com andwww.satw.org. Money Plan SOS Wins Plutus Award Steve Stewart was nominated in the Best personal finance blog, and best debt reduction blog categories. Joe Saul-Sehy won for best financial blog (Joe was on the show this year talking co-hosts), and Steve won for the best debt reduction blog. The interesting thing is Steve's blog is just his "show notes" for his podcast. Congrats to both! Portable Recording With Zoom iQ5B I was Podcast Movement when I met Shawn Smith who had a bunch of microphones set up and was interviewing him. I went over and introduced myself. Shawn has gone out to help people answer the question, "What is the best way to record on the road." His is actively positioning himself as THE mobile recording person at http://www.themobilepro.net/ This was recorded on my iPhone using Boss Jock Studio and using Shawn's Zoom iQ5B microphone. It is a condenser microphone so it does pick up background noise. It has adjustable settings so you can pick how wide the stereo separation is. You will here Shawn and I go through some of the settings on the microphone. It sounds good (and would work in a quiet place like any quiet place). The FREE Ebook From Shwn: 28 pages of high-rez photos and links to all the road-tested apps and gear in each of the 5 Mobile Pro Podcast Set-Ups, pros & cons of each, best-use guide, and Mobile Pro tips plus 3 bonus set-ups. TheMobilePro.net Question from Listeners In a previous episode we spoke about Dragon Naturally Speaking and Ryan Parker I just wanted to let you know that the Mac does have a dictation function and you can find that function in the system preferences file. It works pretty much just like Siri does. And yes you have to enunciate your punctuation.(It works really great!) In fact I am voice typing this comment to you directly with no corrections. It actually works really fast. The only thing is you have to get used to using the program just like anything else. Okay I lied I did correct a few things. And you have to correct manually if you speak an incorrect word or it picks up punctuation incorrectly. Here’s a great tutorial from YouTube for you and your audience: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lU7oiTTAxNkIt does not allow you to correct by voice which is one of the advantages of dragon speaking naturally. They have a Mac version called Dragon dictate that seems to work pretty well I have use that in the past. Have a great day keep podcasting because we I’ll love you so much ha ha! - - Q: What kind of advice would you give to someone who's podcast was driven by fiction content (a bit like Scott Sigler but with no where near such an outgoing personality) and not interviews, or helping people, or a professional focus? It seems that a lot of advice about podcasting is more geared toward all of those things that I mentioned above that I don't really do. My latest episode has the most conversation I've done with the audience....ever and its only like seven minutes. Thank you for your time I love your show. Caine Dorr A: Caine Who likes Fiction books?. I did a quick search for "fiction book lovers" and came up with a few sites. http://themindofafictionbooklover.tumblr.com/me is in the top 5 of Google for this search. Go read his blog, and leave comments. When somethng strikes you send him an email and start a conversation. Later ask him if he'd like to listen to your book. Be sure to have your signature with a link to your website so when you send him an email he will see your website. http://www.thrall.org/booklovers/ Has all sorts of things about book clubs http://www.booktalk.org/online-reading-group.html This is a huge forum (be careful not to spam here and read the rules of posting) Figure out who your audience is, go there and make friends. then tell them about or mention your book. Podcast Reviews by Filopastry88 from Australia on October 8, 2014 Dave gives amazing value every episode . so many great action things to do. Last 5 of 5 is top idea Thanks so much for the reivews! 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Dr. David Brodbeck's Psychology Lectures from Algoma University
Had to use Bossjock Studio and my iPhone today as my Zoom H2 ran out of batteries.... Motivation, emotion, anger, disgust etc.
170 Curso 9 Graba con amigos SkypeYa sabes que es y como grabar tu podcast, ya conoces herramientas que te ayudaran como BossJock Studio, te compraste seguramente un micrófono de estudio, dinámico o de condensador, lograste configurar perfectamente tu feed y hasta me presumiste tu flamante podcast creado por estos cursos de podcasting, ahora es turno de traer invitados o por que no, hacer un nuevo podcast colaborativo con amigos1) si solo cuentas con 1 dispositivo (móvil o computadora usando Skype)- 39 de No soy Geek titulado Seguridad en Internet con @mager19http://www.spreaker.com/user/sallycarcid/39-seguridad-en-internet-con-mager19- Windows Pamela for Skypehttp://www.pamela.biz/en/Versión Freeware 15 min o la Profesional 24,95Euros- Mac Audio Hijack Pro https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/Versión prueba 10 minutos gratis o la versión completa por $32 dólares2) mesa de mezclas, Software de grabación y equipo adicionalComputadora que corra por ejemplo Skype, FaceTime Audio o video o HangoutsAudio Logic Pro, audacity Windows o Mac, GarageBand MacPromo de este podcasthttp://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4894414/promojgl.mp3jossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
170 Curso 9 Graba con amigos SkypeYa sabes que es y como grabar tu podcast, ya conoces herramientas que te ayudaran como BossJock Studio, te compraste seguramente un micrófono de estudio, dinámico o de condensador, lograste configurar perfectamente tu feed y hasta me presumiste tu flamante podcast creado por estos cursos de podcasting, ahora es turno de traer invitados o por que no, hacer un nuevo podcast colaborativo con amigos1) si solo cuentas con 1 dispositivo (móvil o computadora usando Skype)- 39 de No soy Geek titulado Seguridad en Internet con @mager19http://www.spreaker.com/user/sallycarcid/39-seguridad-en-internet-con-mager19- Windows Pamela for Skypehttp://www.pamela.biz/en/Versión Freeware 15 min o la Profesional 24,95Euros- Mac Audio Hijack Pro https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/Versión prueba 10 minutos gratis o la versión completa por $32 dólares2) mesa de mezclas, Software de grabación y equipo adicionalComputadora que corra por ejemplo Skype, FaceTime Audio o video o HangoutsAudio Logic Pro, audacity Windows o Mac, GarageBand MacPromo de este podcasthttp://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4894414/promojgl.mp3jossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
170 Curso 9 Graba con amigos SkypeYa sabes que es y como grabar tu podcast, ya conoces herramientas que te ayudaran como BossJock Studio, te compraste seguramente un micrófono de estudio, dinámico o de condensador, lograste configurar perfectamente tu feed y hasta me presumiste tu flamante podcast creado por estos cursos de podcasting, ahora es turno de traer invitados o por que no, hacer un nuevo podcast colaborativo con amigos1) si solo cuentas con 1 dispositivo (móvil o computadora usando Skype)- 39 de No soy Geek titulado Seguridad en Internet con @mager19http://www.spreaker.com/user/sallycarcid/39-seguridad-en-internet-con-mager19- Windows Pamela for Skypehttp://www.pamela.biz/en/Versión Freeware 15 min o la Profesional 24,95Euros- Mac Audio Hijack Pro https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/Versión prueba 10 minutos gratis o la versión completa por $32 dólares2) mesa de mezclas, Software de grabación y equipo adicionalComputadora que corra por ejemplo Skype, FaceTime Audio o video o HangoutsAudio Logic Pro, audacity Windows o Mac, GarageBand MacPromo de este podcasthttp://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4894414/promojgl.mp3jossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
170 Curso 9 Graba con amigos SkypeYa sabes que es y como grabar tu podcast, ya conoces herramientas que te ayudaran como BossJock Studio, te compraste seguramente un micrófono de estudio, dinámico o de condensador, lograste configurar perfectamente tu feed y hasta me presumiste tu flamante podcast creado por estos cursos de podcasting, ahora es turno de traer invitados o por que no, hacer un nuevo podcast colaborativo con amigos1) si solo cuentas con 1 dispositivo (móvil o computadora usando Skype)- 39 de No soy Geek titulado Seguridad en Internet con @mager19http://www.spreaker.com/user/sallycarcid/39-seguridad-en-internet-con-mager19- Windows Pamela for Skypehttp://www.pamela.biz/en/Versión Freeware 15 min o la Profesional 24,95Euros- Mac Audio Hijack Pro https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/Versión prueba 10 minutos gratis o la versión completa por $32 dólares2) mesa de mezclas, Software de grabación y equipo adicionalComputadora que corra por ejemplo Skype, FaceTime Audio o video o HangoutsAudio Logic Pro, audacity Windows o Mac, GarageBand MacPromo de este podcasthttp://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4894414/promojgl.mp3jossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
170 Curso 9 Graba con amigos SkypeYa sabes que es y como grabar tu podcast, ya conoces herramientas que te ayudaran como BossJock Studio, te compraste seguramente un micrófono de estudio, dinámico o de condensador, lograste configurar perfectamente tu feed y hasta me presumiste tu flamante podcast creado por estos cursos de podcasting, ahora es turno de traer invitados o por que no, hacer un nuevo podcast colaborativo con amigos1) si solo cuentas con 1 dispositivo (móvil o computadora usando Skype)- 39 de No soy Geek titulado Seguridad en Internet con @mager19http://www.spreaker.com/user/sallycarcid/39-seguridad-en-internet-con-mager19- Windows Pamela for Skypehttp://www.pamela.biz/en/Versión Freeware 15 min o la Profesional 24,95Euros- Mac Audio Hijack Pro https://www.rogueamoeba.com/audiohijackpro/Versión prueba 10 minutos gratis o la versión completa por $32 dólares2) mesa de mezclas, Software de grabación y equipo adicionalComputadora que corra por ejemplo Skype, FaceTime Audio o video o HangoutsAudio Logic Pro, audacity Windows o Mac, GarageBand MacPromo de este podcasthttp://api.spreaker.com/download/episode/4894414/promojgl.mp3jossgreen@icloud.comSuscribete a este podcast en:http://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLive
I have compiled 50 of the Best Online Courses from my Online Learning Podcast Interviewees and included Links and Discounts to all of them in this Free eBook - I hope you find a Course to help you! Don't forget when the Coupons are Gone, they are Gone! Yours to Keep -> Download Your Free PDF - "Discounted: 50 of the Best Online Courses" eBook -> Click on This Link to Download Now! Influencer Interview This week's Influencer Interview is with Rob Walch. Rob is the VP of Podcaster Relations at Libsyn and when I decided not to set up a separate Podcast for my Monday Book Review and closed that Podcast account, Rob reached out to me to ask me if everything was OK with the service from Libsyn. Of course, it was but in making the connection, I invited him on the the show and this Episode is definitely a must listen show if you host with Libsyn! This is really an amazing Episode which I am sure you are going to get a massive amount of value from - Thanks Rob! In this Interview We Cover: What does the Word Influencer mean to you? The advantages of hosting with Libsyn The Flexibility of the Libsyn Billing Programme What does Libsyn mean by Destinations and what does this mean for Publishing Your Podcast How you can schedule the publishing of your Episode to these Destinations including your Wordpress Blog, Facebook How to get the most out of the Embedded Wizzard Player which you can share with your guests to get more downloads from their audience We discuss some of the Key Settings for Publishing an Episode, including the quick publish widget in Dashboard The Benefits of adding a bespoke Thumbnail to each Episode Rob talks about how to add extra RSS Tags to your Podcast Episode (which I did not really understand) The Benefits of using the Libsyn RSS Feed (and how Libsyn doesn't try to tie you in) Why you should NOT host your Podcast on your Blog Host Categories Work well in the Libsyn Blog Page - http://jbdcolley.libsyn.com (it needs some prettying up!) How to get the Most out of using Tags and why one of your generic tags must be "Podcast" Why it is critical to get your rating correct in iTunes, unless you want to get kicked off iTunes How to customise your Social Messages to Twitter, Facebook and Linkedin when you publish a new Episode The Benefits of the Scheduling System How to monetise by having a Premium Membership for your older Episodes or for Specific Episodes by charging your Audience a Subscription Fee If you want to consider Advertising on your show, Rob explains how it works We discuss some of the characteristics of the Libsyn Advance Stats (subject to the plan you are on) Where are you getting your downloads from - and as important, where are you not getting downloads! How to get your Smart Phone Apps - email Rob - rob[at]libsyn[dot]com. You can find an example of this by downloading The Feed App from the App How to create a mobile Podcast using the Bossjock Studio and publish from your iPhone to Libsyn How to use your iPad to record Podcasts using a Belkin Powered Hub (need a powered USB Hub to power a larger mic). The ATR2100 Mic can be connected directly to the iPad Parting advice on How to Grow your Audience and why your Audience is critical to growing your Audience Find Out More You can find out more about Rob by going to his Podcast all about Matters iOS - Today in iOS which is available in iTunes here If you want to contact Rob, he is happy to receive emails from you - rob[at]libsyn[dot]com Rob's Son Porter has his own podcast (aged 6) which is called Porter's Podcast and you can find it here at www.porterwalch.com and here is the iTunes Link - Definitely download this Podcast, subscribe and leave Porter a 5 Star Rating and a Review The Feed is Libsyn's own Podcast which can be found as an App in the App Store. If you want to work with Libsyn to help you set up Apps for Smart Phones, email Rob at rob[at]libsyn[dot]com I need your help! If you haven't already, I would love if you could be amazing and take a minute to leave a quick rating and review of the podcast on iTunes by clicking on the link below. It's the most amazing way to help the show grow and reach more people! Leave a Review for the Online Learning Podcast on iTunes by clicking on this link Don't Miss An Episode! Subscribe Below: Using something Else? Copy this Address: http://jbdcolley.com/olpfeed or http://jbdcolley.com/feed/podcast/?wpmfeedkey=1;e975168c39a63e2f7befd9ba8758bf9e
En este curso No8 recomiendo el podcast ladrando en la nube que nació siguiendo este curso de podcasting, grabado en BossJock Studio, Audífonos incluidos en su iPad y con mucho amorhttp://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubeTambién doy la introducción a lo que es el Feed y mi experiencia con ese latoso Feedhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivejossgreen@me.com
En este curso No8 recomiendo el podcast ladrando en la nube que nació siguiendo este curso de podcasting, grabado en BossJock Studio, Audífonos incluidos en su iPad y con mucho amorhttp://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubeTambién doy la introducción a lo que es el Feed y mi experiencia con ese latoso Feedhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivejossgreen@me.com
En este curso No8 recomiendo el podcast ladrando en la nube que nació siguiendo este curso de podcasting, grabado en BossJock Studio, Audífonos incluidos en su iPad y con mucho amorhttp://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubeTambién doy la introducción a lo que es el Feed y mi experiencia con ese latoso Feedhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivejossgreen@me.com
En este curso No8 recomiendo el podcast ladrando en la nube que nació siguiendo este curso de podcasting, grabado en BossJock Studio, Audífonos incluidos en su iPad y con mucho amorhttp://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubeTambién doy la introducción a lo que es el Feed y mi experiencia con ese latoso Feedhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivejossgreen@me.com
En este curso No8 recomiendo el podcast ladrando en la nube que nació siguiendo este curso de podcasting, grabado en BossJock Studio, Audífonos incluidos en su iPad y con mucho amorhttp://www.spreaker.com/show/ladrando-en-la-nubeTambién doy la introducción a lo que es el Feed y mi experiencia con ese latoso Feedhttp://feeds.feedburner.com/JossGreenLivejossgreen@me.com
Hoy te platico como usar BossJock Studio para grabar y transmitir tu podcast sin editarTutorial viejito en videohttp://youtu.be/HIKPhyHRnL0?list=UUuImV69uNBtl4uENyEmGI_Qotro tutorial para que vean como se conecta un microfono a un ipad con la apphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSebtJzulPc
Hoy te platico como usar BossJock Studio para grabar y transmitir tu podcast sin editarTutorial viejito en videohttp://youtu.be/HIKPhyHRnL0?list=UUuImV69uNBtl4uENyEmGI_Qotro tutorial para que vean como se conecta un microfono a un ipad con la apphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSebtJzulPc
Hoy te platico como usar BossJock Studio para grabar y transmitir tu podcast sin editarTutorial viejito en videohttp://youtu.be/HIKPhyHRnL0?list=UUuImV69uNBtl4uENyEmGI_Qotro tutorial para que vean como se conecta un microfono a un ipad con la apphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSebtJzulPc
Hoy te platico como usar BossJock Studio para grabar y transmitir tu podcast sin editarTutorial viejito en videohttp://youtu.be/HIKPhyHRnL0?list=UUuImV69uNBtl4uENyEmGI_Qotro tutorial para que vean como se conecta un microfono a un ipad con la apphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSebtJzulPc
Hoy te platico como usar BossJock Studio para grabar y transmitir tu podcast sin editarTutorial viejito en videohttp://youtu.be/HIKPhyHRnL0?list=UUuImV69uNBtl4uENyEmGI_Qotro tutorial para que vean como se conecta un microfono a un ipad con la apphttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSebtJzulPc
My blog post, http://egonetcast.com/blog/2014/7/2/new-podcast-show-with-lotta-gergils-aston (New Podcast Show with Lotta Gergils Aston). Show notes: http://gergils.com/ (Lotta Gergils Aston, Trend Thinker / Analyst) http://bossjockstudio.com/ (BossJock Studio app) http://www.patreon.com/lyceum (Lyceum on Patreon)
Stump the Podcast Coach [3:00] Dave has a client who: 1. Doesn't have a computer 2. Wants to sounds good and not cut corners. 3. He's blind. It's going to be a challenge but Dave is going to see if we can get him podcasting. Dave is thinking using an iPhone with Boss Jock Studio. You Need To Learn Some Tech [6:00] So many people don't podcast because they think they need to be an uber geek. While you don't have to be a geek, you do have to have some technical skills. Many you already have (uploading images to Facebook is like uploading a media file to Libsyn). Don't be afraid of the technology. We so often panic when we see things for the first time. Take it in bite size chunks Internal Podcasts for Companies [11:25] Rich is creating a podcast and wants to use Sharepoint. It turns our that since you would have to log in to hear it you would not be able to list this in iTunes. Having a private podcast can be a huge savings over sales meetings and such. But if its not public, it can be a challenge. Make sure the mp3 file is exposed to the world. What Happens When There is No Topic For Your Show? [31:02] Easy to Fix Mistakes that Podcasters make. Tools for helping create content. Feedly Google Docs Google Alerts Voice Memo Tool on Phone ATR2100 Microphone Prices [40:00] This microphone is going up in price due to supply and demand. Even though this microphone is still $59 its still worth it. The Samson Q2U is the same microphone. Amazon Closed My Account I use Pretty Link pro and used the "Pretty Bar" option to make a link (accidentally) and this (according to Amazon) puts the link in the iFrame. This goes against their policies. I also found out from talking to the Amazon Associates support that you can't put affiliate links in newsletters. Please note the tip on making a subdomain that starts with the word "amazon.yourpodcast.com" is also against their policy. (I found this out after this was recorded). Jim is Using Chat Wing for Chats on his Live Calls Jim is happy using Chatwing.com because it works on an iPad (non flash), and people can login via twitter, facebook, or guest.
David Bailey MBE presents an hour of world, roots, folk and alternative music from around the globe from his studio in Bosnia. Download from iTunes or listen on demand... http://www.ZoneOneRadio.com/2013/08/bumi.html This week, David introduces us to two new members of the WorldwideRoutes “boots on the ground in London, roving reporter Tom du Croz and producer For his first mission as a member of the team Tom heads to Islington to meet feisty Glasgow-born Nigerian singer/songwriter Bumi Thomas - whose influences include Fela Kuti and Nina Simone Music this week from Mercury Rev, Red Shoes and Cubanita amongst others! David records the show on his ipad using Bossjock Studio - available for download from www.bossjockstudio.com - podcast from iOS, no PC needed! La Cubanita - Los Ninos de Sara Diabel Cissokho - Allah Lako Red Shoes - Celtic Moon Fredy Massamba - Unity feat Tumi Bumi Thomas - Free as a bird Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 1 of 3 Bumi Thomas - Interview with Tom Du Croz Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 2 of 3 Bumi Thomas - My Baby Interview: Tom Du Croz speaks to Bumi Thomas - part 3 of 3 Bumi Thomas - Don't Lie To Me Mercury Rev - Senses On Fire Ranjana Ghatak - Ram Bahyan Pocket Size Chancha Via Circuito - Jose Larralda -- www.twitter.com/dfbmbe and www.twitter.com/z1radio www.ZoneOneRadio.com www.facebook.com/ZoneOneRadio
Go to iTunes, give us a Great rating and leave a positive comment. Here’s the Link On the left click on the View in iTunes Button. Once iTunes opens click on the Ratings and Reviews tab. Where else you can find me: Website: http://DialedInForSuccess.com Facebook Page: https://Facebook.com/DialedInForSuccess. Remember to LIKE the page Twitter: https://Twitter.com/ImDialedIn Make sure you follow Don’t treat your dream like a bad date. You’ve got to show up Resource: Rich Like Them: My Door-to-Door Search for the Secrets of Wealth in America's Richest Neighborhoods Keep your goal, destination or purpose in the forefront of you mind. Wealthy people keep their goals in mind no matter what they’re doing. When you always keep your goal in mind, you form associations that you wouldn’t otherwise. Overtime you piece these associations together to unlock the key to achieving your goal. The Lamest Secret of Success link: http://www.shanepurnell.com/2013/07/31/mike-dillard-reveals-the-lamest-secret-of-success-secret-youll-ever-hear/ Lame Success Secret: Do 3-5 tasks per day everyday Repeat step 1 until successful Twitter has it's Limits: Max Characters per tweet 140 Tweets 1,000 per day spread across a 24 period Direct Messages 250 per day Changes to email address 4 per hour Number of people you can follow 1,000 per day Source: http://iag.me/socialmedia/guides/do-you-know-the-twitter-limits/ BossJock Studio for iOS https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/bossjock-studio/id531205021?mt=8
Nashville is a town just bubbling over with music, musicians, and musical instrument companies. In Episode 18, I talked about Rock Block guitars and other guitar related endeavors. Well, what I didn't know is that Pearl Drums were also located in Nashville and that a friend of mine who lives in the area happened to just purchase a custom Pearl Drum set based on Pearl's Reference series. As you can imagine, I jumped at a chance to see it, play it and talk about it, so in Episode 19 I sat down with Chris of the band Saturn Rising to discuss his new kit. The kit itself is just stunning to look at. The shells are a beautifully customized Blue fading to natural wood grain color and each shell is quite heavy (for Hi-Res pictures click Here). When my friend Chris handed me the snare drum, I was quite surprised at the weight. I don't think that I had even picked up a marching snare that was as heavy as this drum. Then he turned it over to reveal the twenty ply (yes, twenty!) shell. It looked as if some on had taken a tree that was a decent diameter and hollowed out the center. Being the guitar enthusiast that I am, I appreciate the tonal differences that fine wood choices and workman ship can make, and I was pleased to hear (with my own two ears) that wood and craftsmanship make a huge difference, a even on an instrument that built to be hit. I really enjoy the tone of a well tuned drum kit, and this kit is very musical. As I listened to Chris demoing the kit, I was reminded of the huge drum sounds of some of my favorite drummers like John Bonham and Keith Moon thundering around their kits and using dynamics to make subtle statements in the songs they drove. This episode was once again produced with Bossjock Studio and the iRig mic. I know I have been talking about it a lot, but I really like the freedom that both products have allotted me. To record the episode, Chris and I sat on a couch in his drum room with the mic positioned between us. We did a couple checks to select the right volume setting on the iRig mic and then we just hit record and started going. Monitoring the levels during recording I am sure I had some clipping (which I will discover when I listen back to the show) and in hindsight, I should have probably back the mic off of us by another six inches or so, but hey....it was spontaneous and creative, and that is the joy of podcasting in general. I also captured the sound bites of the kit in this similar fashion. For a better representation on how this kit sounds, see the YouTube video below. As I keep using these new tools, I plan to refine my techniques. For theses early episodes however, I wanted to keep the "Pirate Radio" spirit very much in the forefront and just focus on doing a show live. I almost did not bring my iRig mic with me to Nashville. When I fly anywhere, I really try to keep my carryon light and only carry things that I would need immediately if I got stuck in the airport. After this trip I can confidently say that the iRig mic was a good choice to bring with me and could possibly be considered in the "need" category. Again, I know I have talked a lot about about Bossjock and the iRig mic since Episode 14 and I can promise you that I am not receiving any kind of compensation for talking about them. I truly like these products. Anytime I get new a tool that speeds up or improves how I work, I get excited and quite vocal about said product. That said, I am going to do my best to keep quiet about it ( at least for a few episodes), but maybe in the future I will do a segment on every show about how that particular show was put together.
Back in Episode 14 of the Podcast I talked about an App for iOS called "Bossjock Studio". I really like the app a lot as I discussed so I tracked Down one of the co-creators, Dave Mansueto. He was kind enough to grant me an interview, so that is the topic of this show. Dave and I are both technology enthusiasts and cover everything from the old cassette 4-Tracks to the beginning of Podcasting, to where the iOS can take us. Looking back, I asked mostly questions about using the app and I forgot ask questions about developing the app....so that gives us plenty to talk about the next time Dave joins us on the show. Heck we open the show by talking about using Skype on an iPad over the cellular network with an Apogee Mic..... C'mon.... this is gonna be a fun one!
In Episode 14 I try something completely new to me, podcasting without a computer. A year ago I would never thought this possible, but everyday someone somewhere seems to come up with a way to push the envelope of what an iPad (or any iOS device for that matter) can do. So let's back up to April 2011. In Early 2011 The iPad 2 had been announced, and with it Garage band for iOS. At the time of that announcement I was saving to get a Macbook to replace my 2005 iBook (which was still running quite well and still is today!). Once I heard Garage band was coming to the iPad, I did a serious needs analysis and did something that at the time was considered quite radical....I replaced my Laptop with an iPad. I realized that what I really needed from a laptop device was something I could write from (blogging, articles, emails, etc...) and something I could basic web surfing and research with, plus something to work as a notepad for musical ideas since my iMac was my main recording machine. A little research showed my that there were plenty of good blogging apps and Apple had released the iWork suite for iOS, so I was ready. When i first got the iPad, I admit I could not do everything on it that I could have done on my laptop, but I did anticipate that going in from the needs analysis I had done. While I know that we have a marketplace that thrives on planned obsolescence, when I invest a lot of money in something I like to be sure it will serve my needs for many years. So I had worked into my plan a transition period of about a year to completely move from laptop to iPad. The really good news is that I was able to make that transition to completely retiring the laptop in about 8-9 months. The once thing I discovered about the iPad when I got it is that it was very much like the Wild West. Everyone was moving there to stake out a cliam and try to make some money. This completion meant app prices going up and down, but most importantly, it meant that App developers were trying to "out feature" one another. For Example, when I bought my iPad I had purchased an app called Blogsy to do all my blogging from. It is still the best blogging app out there in my opinion. When I bought the app, it was limited but worked better than other apps. I found my self starting a post with Blogsy and then finishing it at my iMac. In about 6-8 months, that stopped. Blogsy was furiously making updates (and they still are) to make their App the best. That drive has allowed me to write entire posts with embedded media from anywhere I have an iPad and a data connection. Now that I have had an iPad for two years, the only things I do on the iMac are the "Heavy Lifting" things like mixing and recording songs in logic and of course my podcast. A couple months agao a coworker who learned about my enjoyment of podcasting told me about an app called Bossjock Studio. Apparently one of the co-founders of Libsyn (One of the best Podcast hosting companies out there) developed an app that was designed to let you do a "Live" podcast. I bought the app, but had no time to really try it out until now. I did open it from time to time and look around and read their blog to get tips for when I did use it. One of those tips was that their app worked really well with the iRig mic. As luck would have it, I was on Hello Music one day and saw a great deal on the iRig Mic (which as of right now is still going on, but do not expect it to last long). I had seen the iRig Mic in magazines, and really did not see the value of it, but for the price I took a chance. I was impressed. What I was expecting was a cheap, plastic, low quality microphone with a fancy logo. What I got was a really nice, well built metal chassy microphone that I would put on par with the look and feel of a Sure SM58. I downloaded the free Vocal Live App by IK Multimedia and gave it a test. Again, very surprised and quite happy. The mic sounded very clear and had three level settings on it depending on t...
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