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This Week's EpisodeIn this week's episode, Pastor Ryan reminds us that true generosity is a response to faith and expects nothing in return. Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am this weekend.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This Week's EpisodeIn this week's episode, Pastor Ryan shares some biblical and practical steps to take in order to gain control of your finances, which will allow you to live a happier, healthier, and more generous life. Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services on-campus or streaming online at 9 and 11am this weekend.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This Week's EpisodeIn this week's episode, Cincinnati Bengals Chaplains LaMorris and Megan Crawford share a powerful word about how to maintain Godly intimacy in marriage. They share parts of their story and challenge listeners to put in the work to reap the rewards of a close, intimate marriage.Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services, streaming on YouTube and Facebook at 9 and 11am this weekend. For more, visit firstchristian.com.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This Week's EpisodeIn this week's episode, FCC's Student Ministry Pastor, Bryan Shelley, is joined by his wife, Hannah. They share their story and some Biblical wisdom that challenges married couples to stay committed to each other and to their marriage commitment, even in the midst of hardship and heartbreak. If you have experienced difficulty in your relationships, this is one you won't want to miss.Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services, streaming on YouTube and Facebook at 9 and 11am this weekend. For more, visit firstchristian.com.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This Week's EpisodeIn this week's episode, we kick off our February teaching series, "I Want a New Marriage," as guest speaker Tyler McKenzie from Northeast Christian Church in Louisville, KY shares a powerful word with us.Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services, streaming on YouTube and Facebook at 9 and 11am this weekend. For more, visit firstchristian.com.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

This Week's EpisodeIn this special episode of the podcast, Ryan and Jimmy share some exciting updates about FCC's All For the One vision initiative and explain how our multisite strategy will be a critical piece of our strategy over the next few years. If you call FCC home, this is one you won't want to miss!Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services, streaming on YouTube and Facebook at 9 and 11am this weekend. For more, visit firstchristian.com.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

About the EpisodeIn today’s episode, I was joined by a beautiful soul, Shelby Forsythia. College years can be full of new beginnings. For Shelby, they became what she describes now as her 4 years of hell, resulting in the death of her mother. While I’ll let her tell you about it in her own words, what I want to tell you is how much I appreciate the way she thoughtful peels back all of the secondary losses many of us experience beyond death loss.She has taken what she has learned from her own healing and transformed it into her own unique grief support offerings to the world including her podcast Coming Back and two books, including her latest release Your Grief, Your Way. If you want to learn more about Shelby, you can visit www.shelbyforsythia.com or follow her on Instagram @shelbyforythia. When you do, tell her I said hi!About The HostAs founder of Reimagining Grief, Lisa is on a mission to change the narratives of grief, one conversation at a time. Learn more by visiting www.reimagininggrief.com In addition to hosting this podcast, she offers a variety of services and products from individual grief sessions, to guided meditations, workshops, company culture consulting and even a line of beautiful and authentic Empathy Cards. Additionally, she works as a freelance speaker and writer on the topics of grief, loss and empathy for many outlets including as a VIP contributor to Thrive Global. If you’re feeling social, follow her on social media @reimagininggrief. If you like this series, please make sure to leave a rating and write a review TODAY on Apple Podcasts.Thanks to our Sponsor - GiftPodJulian and TJ, co-creators of GiftPod, are two special guys who created a beautiful product I just know you’re going to love. They see podcasts as much more than a collection of digital audio files; they see them as opportunities to share and eternalize memories with loved ones. TJ lost his father when he was young. His family often shares stories of his dad’s laugh; TJ wishes he could hear it again. GiftPod was created to capture these memories. Their support of this show means the world to me AND it also means they support my listeners too! Visit www.giveagiftpod.com and enter our discount code, GSB10, at checkout. Oh, and tell them I said hi too!#lisakeefauvermsw #reimagininggrief #widow #widowsofinstagram #socialworker #speaker #writer #empathy #empathycards #griefisasneakybitch #death #grief #loss #mourning #griefandloss #griefjourney #griefquotes #griefsupport #griefguide #podcasts #podcast #podcastersofinstagram #podcasters#spotify #applepodcasts #iTunes #shelbyforsythia #findingyourway #yourgriefyourway See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So here we are, 2021 has to be one of the most eagerly anticipated years of recent times, and today’s episode marks 100 episodes into the Inside Influence journey. You know, honestly, I'm a little bit in shock with that last one. Three years ago, Inside Influence started out over dinner with a friend, we were talking about how the tools of influence had changed over the last decade. How we had watched the pyramid of influence completely turn on its head. These shifts had taken us from an analog to a digital world. From those with a platform having the power and the voice - to those with an iPhone. From brands being the central holder and focus of attention - to human beings. From the information age - to a world of Epic storytelling. From success equating currency in the bank - to success literally now being valued on the currents of attention and engagement you're able to command. I can still remember the day when we press go on the first episode. Since then we've been on a ride that I could not have imagined. Diving deep into the world of global movements, WWF wrestling (that was a trip), the underbelly of Hollywood, FBI hostage negotiation, Unskippable storytelling and presidential politics. Throughout it all, the single point of focus has not changed – that being trying to decode this new age of influence. Essentially, unpacking exactly what is it that makes the people, movements or ideas of this new age utterly and truly compelling.So for this episode, in case you've not guessed already, it's just me. I'm flying solo. I wanted to take a moment to just reflect on some of the lessons I've learned over the past hundred episodes. And not only that, but some of the core lessons I've seen play out and take quantum leaps over the past 12 to 24 months. However, before I do, it feels appropriate and somewhat necessary to me to take a moment just to acknowledge the year that has been. We started 2020 on a trajectory that changed very quickly. I remember when lockdown first happened, when our businesses, careers, lives and families first underwent this giant shift. In the beginning, all I can remember thinking was - I don't know what to say. I was being asked to speak on podcasts, interviewed for magazines and to be honest I felt like a fraud. The predominant voice in my head just kept saying the same words - I don't know what to say. I felt like I just needed to shut up and listen, because I didn’t have the words to describe this moment. I didn't have the words to be useful. I didn’t have the words to translate this in a way that I felt was helpful. And so that's what I did. I listened and it soon became apparent that nobody really knew what to say. And for me, as someone who defines my world through words, that was deeply unsettling. I think it was deeply unsettling for most of us. In particular, those in leadership positions, where you have people or communities looking to you to find the right words.It felt like we’d been rugby tackled off the road well-travelled and onto a dirt track, where nobody had a map or suitable shoes. Even the boldest amongst us stumbled as much, if not more, than we stood. And so it opened a different conversation. I got to watch a new conversation unravel and unfold, and that was one of bravery. This conversation became one of showing up - one of pulling close our communities, businesses, competition and communities. And one that, as I started to watch it unfold, began to amplify the speed and importance of the trends that, interestingly enough, we had already been uncovering in this podcast. These are the lessons I want to talk a little bit about in this episodeIn essence, it turns out that the right words don't matter as much as consistently showing up. It also turns out that relying on fear as a tool of persuasion can get you a very long way, a very long way, but not all the way. It also turns out that becoming fluent in the questions of those you are there to lead or serve, is way more important than being seen to have all of the answers. Now, as I recorded this, a third wave of COVID-19 was predicted to hit Sydney. It’s no longer shocking, and any adrenaline we had left has gone. Now it's about how quickly we can reset. How quickly we can reframe. How quickly we can focus on what is coming next, assuming and surrendering to the fact that it will probably contain just as many curveballs, if not more, than last year.So, that takes us back to where we began, where Inside Influence began 100 episodes ago. What can we double down on if we want to expand our sphere of influence? I've framed the five points within this episode as the Five Flips – the five essential shifts in thinking, strategy and mindset - that will be needed in order to stand out and own the power of our influence in 2021 and beyond. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

About this episodeIn today's episode, we have Yvonne Yeo and Clowie Tan the co-founders of Relogo. They first started offering relocation services and they've recently launched a search platform to allow users to view available units from various coliving brands.One of the things that I've noticed with our guests here on Chief Best Friends, is that the business that co-founders choose to build is so unique to them.Clowie was one of the founders who started Chope, a well-known table booking platform here in Asia, while Yvonne led operations and expansion for one of the premier coworking spaces here in Singapore called The Great Room.In their case, Relogo was something that could only come out from their unique experience and background. They're coming onto the show today to share how that journey began. And how they've organically expanded their business offering to keep up with a constantly changing landscape, especially in the midst of a global pandemic. WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODEHow past work experience can be the beginnings of business ideasHow to pick a business partner through complementary strengthsHaving mutual respect and enjoying each other’s company makes for a successful business partnershipHow being intentional can help founders build a company you’re proud to be buildingHow to combat resentment and agreements through open and honest communicationsHow to move fast and make decisions when there are two decision-makers LINKS AND RESOURCESArticle: Five questions with Yvonne Yeo, Relogo Relocation and Relogo Coliving (Tech Collective)Book: Becoming by Michelle ObamaBook: The New Contented Little Baby by Gina FordMeditation App: HeadspaceInstagram accounts to follow, for parents: @solidstarts, @baby_led_eating, @kids.eat.in.color, @curious.parenting, @the.dentistmomYoutube channels for parents: Hapa FamilyPodcast: On Being SAY HI AND CONNECT WITH RELOGO!Relogo ColivingRelogo RelocationRelogo on InstagramRelogo on YouTubeRelogo on FacebookRelogo on LinkedInYvonne Yeo on LinkedInClowie Tan on LinkedIn ENJOYED THIS EPISODE?Leave a review and help others find Chief Best FriendsShare with me on Instagram (@chiefbestfriends)Chat with me on Twitter (@cbfpod)

About this episodeIn today's episode, I'm delighted to share that I have two amazing ladies from the Philippines, Rachel Kelly Davis and Danella Yaptinchay. In the eight years they've known each other as co-founders, co-workers, and most importantly, friends, they know a thing or two on what it takes to work with each other.We've all heard the advice that we shouldn't start a business with a friend. As we've seen in our episodes, that advice is a myth. One of the things we want everyone to walk away with when listening to Chief Best Friends, is that not all advice applies to us and our relationships. Similarly, we aren't here to preach that you should start a business with a friend but that it is possible. And for some of us, like Rachel and Danella, this works for them.With that said, it's not all rainbows and butterflies. Rachel and Danella joins us in our show today because they know how to make it work even when the business is not working. Yes, they've gone through the ups and downs of starting a business and then going through the painful decision to fold it. They share with us how their friendship was strengthened by these challenges, as well as how, because of their friendship, that they've found each other working together again.WHAT YOU'LL LEARN IN THIS EPISODEHow friends help us go through hard timesHow to have practical discussions on the future your businessHow friends truly see us and our potential, serving as a mirror to our true selvesHow to use your gut in making decisions in lifeHow success can be defined as how sustainable an endeavour is in the long runHow to be comfortable with your choicesWhy done is better than perfectLINKS AND RESOURCESBooks: Witcher SeriesBook: Strange Weather in Tokyo by Hiromi KawakamiBook: The Power of Intuition How to Use Your Gut Feelings to Make Better Decisions at Work by Gary KleinInspiring women: Kamala Harris, Jacinda Ardern, and momSAY HI AND CONNECT WITH KINTSUGI!Danella on InstagramRachel on InstagramThe Secret Sauce LabENJOYED THIS EPISODE?Leave a review and help others find Chief Best FriendsShare with me on Instagram (@chiefbestfriends)Chat with me on Twitter (@cbfpod)

How often do you choose yourself? Can your story inspire someone’s pivotal moment? If you were to share a memoir, what lesson could someone learn from you? Today, my guest is Mytrea Meliana. Mytrae (pronounced “My-thray-yee”) is a women's empowerment and spiritual teacher, holistic psychotherapist, trauma expert, speaker, and author. She leads workshops and programs for women that empower them to heal from trauma, liberate themselves from patriarchy, and claim their truth, power, heart, and soul purpose. Mytrae is also the Founder of Temple of Sound Healing, which teaches sound healing to health/wellness practitioners and social justice community leaders so they can offer that to their clients and communities. Mytrae, a WOC immigrant from India, shares her personal story of healing, empowerment, and awakening in her memoir "Brown Skin Girl: An Indian-American Woman's Magical Journey from Broken to Beautiful".Trigger Warning: Acts of Domestic Violence are mentioned on this episodeIn this episode, we discuss:Mytrea’s struggle between cultural beliefs and personal beliefsWhat sparked her personal journey of healing, empowerment, and awakening How Mytrea pivoted into choosing herself, leaving her marriage and going back to schoolWhat inspired Mytrea to write her memoir as a way to help othersReady to get out of your rut? Click here to download my FREE guide to getting out of your rut! Connect with Mytrea MelianaTo learn more about her services, visit www.mytraemeliana.comConnect on Facebook: @mytraemelianaFollow on Instagram: @mytraemelianaFollow on Twitter: @MytraeMeliana Connect with Thea CharlesTo learn more about Thea, please visit www.thearenel.comHead over to www.pushorpivot.com to learn more about this podcast and dive into previously released episodes.Follow Push or Pivot on Facebook: @PushorpivotTake a screenshot of your favorite episode, share it on your Instagram story, tag me @pushorpivot, and let me know your biggest takeaway!

Welcome to another episodeIn this episode I get to speak with renouned portrait paitner Frank Ordaz. You may have seen him recently in his new educational video, “The one hour lay in.” I watched it and took a lot of notes. Frank had an interesting and enviable start to his career as a matte painter for George Lucas’s Industrial Light and Magic. Frank is a warm and generous person, and the interview was a pleasure. What struck me the most in part one was throughout the evolution of Frank’s career from one incredible opportunity to the next, he never lost sight of his goals, even when he had to make crucial decisions along the way that others may not have understood at the time, Frank stayed on course and true to his vision for his life. I’ve broken this interview into two parts for your convenience. As always, part two is available for your convenience at passionatepainterpodcast.com/episode40.BIOFrank P. Ordaz grew up in Southern California . At the age of 12 he studied with portrait artist Theodore N. Lukits. It was at the Lukits academy that Frank was introduced to the academic method of painting from plaster casts and from life. He was later mentored by landscape painter Sam Hyde Harris who was noted for his tonal quality of light. Frank attended the University of Southern California and graduated from the Art Center College of Design in 1980. He began painting for George Lucas’s Special Effects Company Industrial Light and Magic where he worked on such Oscar winning motion pictures as E.T. and Return of the Jedi . In 1986 he was recognized with an Emmy for his matte paintings in the Ewok Movie. His painting style is heavily influenced by his time working on cinematic movie features. He has continued the tradition of early California Artists in painting in the field and learning firsthand the qualities and mysteries of Light. Frank also has a passion for Art History and the artists place in the continued evolution of painting Styles. His paintings are a celebration of life and the profound influence of light in animating our emotions and responses to our environment. Painting, for Ordaz, has a spiritual and philosophical component . His portrait faces explore the identities of his subjects trying to go beyond the surface of skin and his landscapes are metaphors for the vastness of space that is ever changing yet captured and bound in a painting. His work harkens back to the Romantic Movement where the response is more than intellectual, but something that smacks you in the gut; where paint is translated to rock or flesh or sky. What a triumph of human invention is painting!CONTACT FRANK:Email: ursusgeewiz@gmail.comWebsite: https://Ordazart.comFacebook (optional): https://www.facebook.com/frankordazartYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/FrankOrdaz7

Introduction to EpisodeIn today’s episode, I sit down with shift-disturber, Farah Fancy. Farah is a self-proclaimed Artist Doula who works to prepare people for creation. Podcast Episode SummaryFarah has been through a lot, on purpose and because life handed it to her. She uses her wisdom of travel and self-discovery to share that beauty with all she encounters. She as an artist and she knows her job is to bring beauty to an ugly world.  In today’s interview, Farah shares some of her travels, some of the insights she received in Costa Rica, how she worked through and past trauma to show up as an artist, and so much more. QuotablesBe Flawsome.  There are three things we have a right to: water, fire, and chiles, as in peppers, which remind us we each have our own flavor and a write to that flavor.  You don’t have to ask permission to be you. Recommended ResourcesVisit Farah at her website: http://www.farahfancy.com (www.farahfancy.com).  For more information about Michelle, Balance Shared, events, and projects, please visit http://www.michellelasley.com (www.michellelasley.com). For more information about our producer, Ezra Meredith, visit http://deerlodgepdx.com (http://deerlodgepdx.com).  Support this podcast

Introduction to this episodeIn this week's episode I talk with Liz Allton about her D&T work and leading an ENTHUSE project and how she swiftly moved CPD online.Episode transcriptTo find out more about Liz and her work:Twitter: @lizsaddlerLiz's D&T apartment on Twitter: @DandT_FP2Follow #DTenthusED to hear about future CPD sessionsIf are interested in running some online CPD with Liz in the future can contact her via Twitter or email: l.allton@finhampark2.co.ukIf you want more information about STEM enthuse partnerships to visit: https://www.stem.org.uk/employers/enthuse-partnershipsPlease offer your feedback about the show or ideas for future episodes and topics by connecting with me on Twitter@hardy_alison or by emailing me.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alisonhardy)

Introduction to EpisodeIn this week's episode, I interviewed Lauren Van Rooyen, mom of 2, and leader of an online community of more than 20,000. Lauren is from South Africa. When her husband got a job opportunity to work in Kenya, she decided to help her African women's community with an online group called MomBoss. In her group, women share business ideas, support, encourage, and connect on this platform. Join me to learn how she makes a difference every day in other women's lives while being a present, a mother, and a wife. Podcast Episode SummarySkim and digest quickly what’s in this episode for you: 0:02 - Introduction + moment of gratitude from the host02:50 – Lauren’s Story03:38 – Lauren's family and background06:18 –Lauren's mission on Earth10:34 – How to monetize your efforts through your community 14:31 – How to be a group leader, a mom, and a wife24:14 – The most important entrepreneurship lesson for Lauren25:57 – Lauren's most important lesson about motherhood30:09 – Three lessons, three truths learned in life 32:32 – The inspiration behind the How Moms Make Money Online podcast 35:30 – Lauren’s philosophy on working smart as opposed to working smart 37:20 – ConclusionLinks & Resources

Introduction to this episodeIn this episode I share some of my thoughts about why we need more teachers to write about their practice in D&T.Episode transcriptMentioned in this episodePlease offer your feedback about the show or ideas for future episodes and topics by connecting with me on Twitter@hardy_alison or by emailing me. Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/alisonhardy)

About This SeriesGod is the Author of a grand story of redemption, and it includes you! Esther, who was definitely a hero to her nation, was not the actual hero of the book of Esther – God is. His name is never mentioned in this short Old Testament book, but his hand of providence is seen in every verse. Throughout the book of Esther we are challenged to step up and step into God’s work, whether or not we think we have the resume for it.This Week's EpisodeIn week one of this hope-filled series, we’ll tell the entire, abbreviated story of Esther. The big idea is that no matter who you are or what shortcoming you think you might have, God will use you in bigs ways!Wondering what to do with what you've heard? Your Next Step is waiting for you at hub.firstchristian.com!Learn MoreYou can follow along with this series by joining in this Sunday's services, streaming on YouTube and Facebook at 9 and 11am this weekend. For more, visit firstchristian.com.Follow @fcccanton on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to stay connected.Support the show (http://www.firstchristian.com/give)

Topic IntroThis episode is a continuation of Episode 6 and features a Millennial power couple appears to those around them to truly be living the dream. They talk about how they got there and how they plan to stay! Guest InfoDr. Crystal and Paul run a successful health and wellness practice in two states and in their spare time farm organically. Paul will share about waking up paralyzed on a high school football field and Dr. Crystal will share her dramatic story as well. They’ll talk about their Hallmark movie style courtship, raising ducks, chickens and more! What to expect for this episodeIn this episode, Stephanie Huffman invites Dr. Crystal and Paul to share how it is like to run a business with your spouse/partner, and their advice to help you get to where you want. Topics Covered: Intro [00:00]The couple’s business amid Covid-19 [02:11]How is it like to run a business with your spouse/partner [03:01]The Couple Balancing Different Avenues of the Lives [06:06]Dr. Crystal’s Story as Chiropractor [08:17]The couple as raising ducks, chickens and more [15:06]Business owner couple as learners [11:22]Better Blend Tip [15:40]Extro [17:13] Quotes:If God is pushing us to that direction, we’ll go along —PaulThink of the happiest moment in your life, better if you’re not in pain —Dr. CrystalIf you want to achieve something, you find an expert on that field —StephanieWe have to dig ourselves out of the holes to get to where we are now —Paul Connect with STEPHANIE HUFFMANwww.patreon.com/stephaniehuffman Connect with CRYSTAL AND PAULhttps://livefreechiroplus.com/dr-crystalhttps://livefreechiroplus.com/paul Did you like the episode? Subscribe to our podcast for more interesting conversations!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHuffman)

I have some amazing clients. They are all in on getting their hearts healed, falling in love with themselves, and calling in Mr. or Ms. Right. I was recently working with one client who was so committed to finding her person that she invested $3,000 in a matchmaker. Then she turned around and she found her guy on a dating app! In this episode, I share with you how she was able to find her person, and that it doesn’t matter where you find them. What matters are your thoughts. And if you’re so committed to being in that your ideal partnership, start thinking, feeling, and behaving like that woman right now, and you too can call love in. If you love what I’m saying, and you still aren’t sure how to do this work, you can apply for my one-on-one coaching. I would also highly recommend my new course, coming in mid-November, Stop Wanting Him Back and Find Someone Better. This course is going to be amazing! In it, there are at least 55 videos on how to stop wanting Mr. or Ms. Wrong back and how to fall the fuck in love with you, authentically, before calling in someone better. To receive updates on this course and when it launches, subscribe at https://clairetheheartbreakcoach.com/Topics in this episodeIn order to reap amazing results, you have to jump in and be ready to make strong decisionsBeing thankful for my exesBumble doesn’t create your results. Your thoughts create your results.Don’t go on 8 different apps. Be intentional. Keep some restraint.How you are in one area of your life is how you are in all areas of your lifeThe difference between aligned thinking versus positive thinkingResourcesEpisode, My Heartbreak Story: https://clairetheheartbreakcoach.com/podcast/2019/4/1/my-heartbreak-storyEpisode, Setting the Bar Too Low: https://clairetheheartbreakcoach.com/podcast/2020/8/31/setting-the-bar-too-lowArticles on Poosh.com: https://poosh.com/author/claire-byrne/Jenn Sincero, You Are a Badass at Making Money: https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Badass-at-Making-Money-audiobook/dp/B01MQSSGFT/Brook Castillo, The Lifecoach School Podcast: https://thelifecoachschool.com/podcasts/

Guest InfoLauralin Innis, is a full-time graduate student working towards a Masters Degree in Organizational Leadership who changed her life and followed her heart to move to a foreign country with a little help from The GRID.In this introductory episode to The GRID, host Stephanie Huffman not only shares how The GRID came to be but interviews Lauralin, the very first person to experience the program. The GRID, a unique Time, Energy, and Resources assessment and management tool, that inspired and focused Lauralin to begin paying off her debts, which led to taking a job in Manhattan followed by her heart’s dream of moving to Kenya. She also shares her thoughts on how success looks different to everybody. The GRID is the perfect tool for the toolbox of any busy business owner! Topic IntroThis episode introduces the time, energy, and resources mindset tool, The GRID, and how it all began. The GRID helps you take a good look at where you are right now in order to truly understand where it is you really want to be, then helps you develop a plan on how to get there. In this episode we will focus heavily on the first two quadrants in the exercise, G for GAIN awareness and R and for REVIEW the data. You won’t want to miss this life-changing mindset, exercise that will get you pointed in the right direction and moving toward reaching those next goals while taking your life to the next level. To experience the GRID hop on over to Patreon.com and join host Stephanie Huffman. VIP members enjoy your free grade session and worksheets. Or, grab a copy of Stephanie’s book, when you grow up and get single at Amazon,What to expect for this episodeIn this episode, Stephanie Huffman introduces the tool she invented to make one’s time and self easier. Topics Covered: Intro [02:07]Back story of Lauralin and the Grid [04:31]The G.R.I.D [06:47]G.R.I.D: Gain [07:02]G.R.I.D: Review [11:30]G.R.I.D: Investment [13:30]G.R.I.D: Develop [16:00]Self Care of Lauralin [17:25]Better Blend Tip [19:33]Extro [20:33] Quotes:Give back – LauralinYou’ve got to commit time to what you care about.– StephanieThe exercise (The GRID) helps you understand where your time, energy, and resources are really going versus where they should be going —which is your heart's desires and your goals. -StephanieGet Stephanie's book here! Read Stephanie's newest blog here!Connect with STEPHANIE HUFFMANwww.patreon.com/stephaniehuffman Did you like the episode? Subscribe to our podcast for more interesting conversations!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHuffman)

A Word Of Warning: Adult content and explicit language in this episodeIn this week's episode, we unpack the Criminal Syndicate Tactic cards coming in this next wave. With so many impactful tools we had to take some extra time to figure out where and how these cards will see play. Our team has also been hard at work with new articles and streams on Twitch. Check out the links below for more Marvel Crisis Protocol content.The Punisher! How good is Frank and how will he impact the meta? "No More Second Chances"If you want to see more thoughts on the Tactics from this episode, check out "The Shadow Organization Part 1"KennyG versus Biggruzz on Twitch with the brand new overlay! https://www.twitch.tv/videos/764690064Check out TURN ZER0 Gaming:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/turnzer0gamingDiscord: https://discord.gg/fgZ2A9W Articles: https://totalaccessgames.com/blogs/turn-zer0-gaming

A Word Of Warning: Adult content and explicit language in this episodeIn this week's super deluxe, mega packed, double issue we bring on Todd, Chris, Sugi, JimmyDeHand, Merzain, Kenny21, and Menion to talk about Tier rankings for Marvel Crisis Protocol. Enjoy the second half of our recording as the TAG team drinks more and we argue about Venom with our special phone-in guest. Menion refuses to give anyone a Tier 0 rating, and we discover Todd thinks Thor and Venom are in the same Tier bracket.We also released three new articles this week!Sugi and UtilityCookie breakdown the Criminal Syndicate in a deep dive of strengths, weaknesses, roster ideas and our top Crisis card picksTaskmaster was just spoiled by AMG and we do a full character analysis on how Taskmaster will fit into the metaCriminal Syndicate has access to one of the most impactful Tactic cards, All According To Plan. But how does this card empower the Syndicate?Check out TURN ZER0 Gaming:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/turnzer0gamingDiscord: https://discord.gg/fgZ2A9W Articles: https://totalaccessgames.com/blogs/turn-zer0-gaming

About Tina Tina Murphy of Widows Wallet is a certified widow coach with a special zone of genius around all things financial. After losing her husband and going through her own healing journey she now uses her year of experience teaching finance to help widows invest their money in a future that they can be excited about. In this episodeIn this episode, I am sharing a session with one of my clients, Tina Murphy. Tina has a background in finance and she’s a certified window coach but she was frustrated with creating content to grow her business as she was pivoting from being a teacher to being a coach. We dive into what was really making things difficult, which is clarity, confidence, and embracing her new role by grieving her old one. 

Topic IntroMeet someone who has truly achieved and lived the American Dream. Guest InfoLinda Berry owns a high-end retail store that has not only survived the COVID but is thriving. A Taekwondo black belter, she attended the University of Tennessee, became a Montessori teacher, and went on to experience and enjoy the golden age of retail. Having achieved the “American Dream” she has survived the recession, 2 wars, and even the pandemic. Though having accomplished success, few knew that at home she held dear to her heart her only daughter who had been born deaf. What to expect for this episodeIn this episode, Host Stephanie Huffman invites Linda Berry, a successful retail businesswoman, to share her rags to riches story. She'll recount life as a struggling single mom with a deaf child who became someone who to others was known as "living the dream." Topics Covered: Linda tells the story of retail during its magical glory [03:07]Linda on how she started [05:38]How 9-11 hit Linda’s business [07:32]Linda shares her dream house [11:20]Linda looking back at how she started [13:48]Linda as a Mother [16:06]Linda’s Better Blend Tip [19:38]Extro [24:37] Quotes:If ever there’s a time to have flowers on the table, a good meal cooking in a crockpot or in an oven, eating on real China – this is it! -Linda BerryThose past experiences are still impacting my decisions. –Linda BerryNone of us get to escape lives without losses and problems and issues. –Linda Berry Connect with STEPHANIE HUFFMANwww.instagram.com/betterbrewpodcastwww.patreon.com/stephaniehuffman Did you like the episode? Subscribe to our podcast for more interesting conversations!Check out Stephanie's Book here! Visit our website: www.betterbrewpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHuffman)

Ep 31 | My Journey to Become Anti-RacistIn this episode of the She Finds Joy podcast, Kim takes on the difficult topic of racism. This episode is different and hard, but necessary. Kim states her core values and support for the Black Lives Matter movement. She explains a few ways we can show up for people of color and do the work that is necessary to dismantle systemic racism. Kim believes we all must stand up and protect Black lives and human rights. This episode is an invitation to join Kim in open conversation about the state of existence in America and the reignited revolutionary action that’s taking place. America was built on enslavement and it’s up to us to make the necessary changes that will protect Black lives in communities across the country. Racism is not an individual concept, but a deeply-embedded institution of power that seeps into every corner of this country and we must acknowledge it and fight for change. Inside This Week’s EpisodeIn today’s episode, Kim discusses...How white people benefit from a system built by and for other white people.The barriers that people of color have faced and continue to face every day.The responsibility we have to educate ourselves and be willing to see new perspectives, get new information, and rethink our beliefs.“...Individuals might be against racism, but they still benefit from a system that privileges whites as a group.” Robin DiangeloHelpful Links Go download one of these audiobooks or podcasts and listen & learn:Me & White Supremacy: Combat Racism, Change the World, Become a Good Ancestor by Layla SaadI’m Still Here: Black Dignity in a World Made For Whiteness by Austin Channing BrownSo You Want To Talk About Race by Ijeoma OluoThis Body Is Not An Apology by Sonya Renee TaylorGood Ancestor Podcast with Layla Saad First Name Basis Podcast with Jasmine Bradshaw Seeing White Podcast About KimKim Strobel is Chief Happiness Officer at Kim Strobel Live Events and Retreats. She is a teacher, consultant, motivational speaker, happiness coach, and mission-minded person whose passion is helping others overcome their fears and discover their joy! You can follow Kim’s journey on Instagram at @KimStrobelJoy and in the free private She Finds Joy Facebook community. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest InfoBefore taking her company from 0 to 10M in 5 years, Gail Matejcic, started selling AVON at the age of 10 and delivered pizza via boat as a teen. Today she juggles her 2 homes, 2 cars, 2 cats, and her 2 aging parents while navigating the uncharted waters of our times and steering her company forward as it grapples with the “New Normal” post COVID. What to expect for this episodeIn this episode, Stephanie Huffman invites Gail to talk about paying off her first home at the age of 35, and how she's managing juggling her business, her 2 homes, her 2 cats, her 2 aging parents and then...her life. Topics Covered:Gail Matejcic Intro [01:22]Gail Matejcic tells her story of how she used to deliver pizza via boat [02:40]Gail Matejcic on how her company is coping with the pandemic [03:58]How the pandemic created opportunities for Gail [07:15]Gail on being a successful businesswoman at 35 [11:55]Gail on growing her company [17:35]A funny story about Gail and her family [18:52]Gail on self care [21:29]Gail’s Better Blend Tip [07:47] Quotes:“When you wake up in the morning, you have a choice – to be happy or not to be satisfied” - Gail Matejcic “Think about three things you are grateful for” - Gail Matejcic “Every morning make a list of your to-do’s” - Gail MatejcicConnect with STEPHANIE HUFFMANwww.patreon.com/stephaniehuffman Did you like the episode? Subscribe to my podcast for more interesting conversations! Join us at Patreon.com/StephanieHuffmanAnd follow us on Instagram and LinkedInwww.betterbrewpodcast.comCheck out Stephanie's Book here! Read Stephanie’s Blog for this month!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/StephanieHuffman)

Welcome to the second episode of Faith Made Welcome, a progressive podcast on faith brought to you by Commonwealth Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia.This episode is the second installment in our “What The World Needs Now” series.  This four-week “study” of sorts features discussions and reflection sparked from a special activist sermon series CBC and several other congregations are taking part in this month. Each week in August, an activist preacher is giving us their take on the theme. Today’s episode is based upon a sermon of this series, which you can watch on our Youtube Channel, preached by Sandhya Jha, who is ordained in the Disciples of Christ Church, and who describes herself on her website as “comfortable in the pulpit, on the picket line or hanging out with friends and friends-to-be over a good cup of tea and a good story.”In this episode of the podcast, CBC Pastors Robin and Marty Anderson are joined by CBC’s Coordinator of Religious Education, Courtney Hodge, and CBC deacon and general podcast enthusiast Cheri Spiegel grabbed their own cups of tea and settled in for a conversation about covenants, contracts, and the Christian community. About Sandhya JhaSandhya Jha is the founder/director of the Oakland Peace Center, a collective of 40 organizations that creates access, equity and dignity for all in the Oakland/Bay area. She has also authored several books including Pre-Post Racial America: Spiritual Stories from the Front Lines, Transforming Communities: How People Like You are Healing Their Neighborhoods, and Liberating Love: 365 Love Notes from God. Scripture Mentioned this EpisodeIn case you’re prepping for your own Bible drills (Marty got the blue ribbon this week), here are the scriptures mentioned this episode.Psalm 103: 15-18Acts 10Matthew 22:37 Additional Materials Mentioned this EpisodeOctavia Butler We mention Octavia Butler’s novel Dawn, which presents the idea that humanity suffers from an inherently incompatible pairing of characteristics: we are both hierarchical and intelligent.CBC’s Church Covenant: We talk through some of the details of our church’s own covenant statement.Depeche Mode:  We accidentally (but maybe on purpose) make reference to “Personal Jesus”Ava DuVernay: We mention her documentary, 13th (2016), which Jha also cites. This important film looks at the intersection of race, justice and mass incarceration in our country.Grey’s Anatomy:  We reference this show as an example about how a certain kind of contract (the prenup) can play out. If you’re worried about a spoiler, the episode in question is like four years old, catch up!Malcolm Guite: We mention Guite’s concept of Covenanted Discomfort from the Work of the People video by the same name.Lisa Sharon Harper and Jen Hatmaker:  We indirectly reference their Facebook Live conversation about  “White Women’s Toxic Tears” Father Richard Rohr: We reference one of his posts on the Center for Action and Contemplation website, called “Jesus’ Social Program.” About This PodcastThis podcast was envisioned as means to foster spiritual growth and conversations about faith, both within and beyond the faith community at Commonwealth Baptist Church. At the open of this episode, we discuss what spiritual formation means to our CBC pastors and the role community plays in our concept of faith. Got a question or want to reach out to the Faith Made Welcome team?  You can reach us at faithmadewelcome@gmail.com. Faith Made Welcome is produced by Cheri Spiegel, Paul Fitzgerald and This Most Unbelievable Life. A Note on the Links in these ShownotesWhere possible the links to books mentioned in this episode direct to Old Town Books. We’re not sponsored by this bookstore; we just believe in supporting our local community! If you’re not an Alexandrian, we hope you’ll check these out at your local bookstore!

Thanks for checking out the first episode of Faith Made Welcome, a progressive podcast on faith brought to you by Commonwealth Baptist Church in Alexandria, Virginia.For the next four weeks, our podcast will feature discussions and reflection sparked from a special activist sermon series CBC and several other congregations are taking part in this month. Each week in August, an activist preacher is giving us their take on “What the World Needs Now…” The first sermon of this series, which you can watch on our Youtube Channel, featured Judge Wendell Griffen, an Arkansas Circuit Judge and Pastor of New Millennium Church, an Alliance of Baptists congregation in Little Rock. In his sermon, Judge Griffen proclaimed that what the world needs now is "Prophetic Hope for a Desperate World.”In this episode of the podcast, CBC Pastors Robin and Marty Anderson join podcast enthusiast Cheri Spiegel for a conversation about hope: prophetic hope, defiant hope, and shadows of hope.  Listen in for a discussion about faith and stick around to hear who wins the Bible Drill: Robin or Marty!About Judge GriffenJudge Griffen is an incredible man who brings his action together with his preaching. For example, on Good Friday 2017, he protested capital punishment outside of the Arkansas Governor's mansion. As you might guess, he has since been banned from hearing death penalty cases. Judge Griffen is also the author of The Fierce Urgency of Prophetic Hope. Scripture Mentioned this EpisodeIn case you’re prepping for your own Bible drills, here are the scriptures mentioned this episode.Ezekiel 2:1-7Matthew 10:16e Romans 8:24-25Additional Materials Mentioned this EpisodeNadia Bolz-Weber: We discuss her concept of “a defiant hope” from The Work of the PeopleAustin Channing Brown:  We discuss her concept of the “shadow of hope” which is featured in her book I’m Still Here and also excerpted in the On Being article “Standing in the Shadow of Hope.” We also referenced an interview that Channing Brown held with Dr. Brenda Salter McNeil, in which they discussed the difference between optimism and hope. The interview is part of Channing Brown’s ACB Academy, which can be found on her website.Andre Henry: We mention both his shirt design “It Doesn’t Have to Be This Way” and the podcast Hope and Hard Pills which he co-hosts with Alicia T Crosby.Barbara Brown Taylor: We discuss her notion of the solar faith versus lunar spirituality from Learning to Walk in the Dark.About This PodcastThis podcast was envisioned as means to foster spiritual growth and conversations about faith, both within and beyond the faith community at Commonwealth Baptist Church. At the open of this episode, we discuss what spiritual formation means to our CBC pastors and the role community plays in our concept of faith. Got a question or want to reach out to the Faith Made Welcome team?  You can reach us at faithmadewelcome@gmail.com.Faith Made Welcome is produced by Cheri Spiegel, Paul Fitzgerald and This Most Unbelievable Life.A Note on the Links in these ShownotesThe links to books mentioned in this episode direct to Old Town Books. We’re not sponsored by this bookstore; we just believe in supporting our local community! If you’re not an Alexandrian, we hope you’ll check these out at your local bookstore!

Through the trees is an anthology about trees and woodlands, their folklore and mythology. Dealing with the subjects of transformation and change into and from trees our writers use poetry and monologue to tell their stories inspired by folk and fairy stories, classical mythology and lived experience.The pieces in part 2 are The Woodcutter's Children by Sarra Culleno read by Tiffany Clare with music by Fay HieldArbol by TAK Erzinger read by Tiffany Clare The Fairy Tree by Signe Maene read by Kelsey GriffinDark Moon by Sarah Corbett read by Amy ForrestSerenade by TAK Erzinger read by Tiffany ClareExtract from the audio drama "No Words" performed by Tiffany Clare and Federico FogliaThe presenter is Tiffany ClareMusic and production are by Chris GregoryYou can listen to "No Words" in full here https://www.buzzsprout.com/411730/1341199-the-daphne-and-apollo-episodeIn this podcast we featured the track "Willow Glen" by Fay Hield which appears on the Topic Records album "Old Adam" . We would like to thank Topic Records and Proper Records for their kind permission to use this track and particularly to Glen Johnson for enabling this. You can find out more about Topic Records, The World's Oldest Independent Record Label, here https://www.topicrecords.co.uk/ You'll also find more about Fay Hield's upcoming album Wrackline which will be released on September 11th here. Listen out for news of another exciting collaboration between Fay and Alternative Stories on the podcast and by following us on Twitter and Instagram. You can follow Fay on twitter here https://twitter.com/fayhield To find out more about Signe Maene who is also the author of our recent audio drama "Selkie" please visit her website here https://signemaene.com/ and follow her on twitter here https://twitter.com/MaeneSigneYou can hear Selkie by clicking here https://www.buzzsprout.com/411730/3858479-selkieSarra Culleno is a poet and writer who has previously appeared on Alternative Stories. Please check out Sarra's poems on her youtube account https://www.youtube.com/user/sarra1978 and follow her on twitter here https://twitter.com/sarra1978Sarah Corbett's collection The Witch Bag was the subject of an Alternative Stories edition in April. You can find out more about Sarahby following her on twitter https://twitter.com/sarahcorbett70. and listen to The Witch Bag here https://www.buzzsprout.com/411730/3386344-sarah-corbett-the-witch-bagTAK Erzinger is an American writer and artist living in Switzerland. She'll be appearing in another edition of Alternative Stories very soon. Find out more about her and her work by following her on Instagram here https://www.instagram.com/takerzinger/Forthcoming podcasts from Alternative Stories include: The Bomb, an audio drama by Emily Inkpen, Mother of Floods by Madeleine F White, poetry from Jennifer Wong and Out of The Darkness, a collaborative piece on the lifting of lockdown with writers reflecting on their experiences during the Covid 19 crisis. Please subscribe to hear all of this and follow us on twitter for more news and updates https://twitter.com/StoriesAlt

Ep 27 | Finding Purpose in Your Pain with Ashlee BruggenschmidtIn this episode of the She Finds Joy podcast, Kim has a conversation with Ashlee Bruggenschmidt, a former teacher turned principal. Ashlee also runs the Play for Kate Foundation in honor of her 11 year old daughter who tragically passed away in July of 2015 from an ATV accident.Ashlee and Kim talk in-depth about how we can all overcome hard things and still reach for joy in our lives. Ashlee’s actions show that she continues to choose hope every day, even as she navigated some of the darkest times of her life. In this interview, Ashlee discusses firsthand what the days following the tragedy were like for her as a mother. She also describes the social support system made up of her family, friends, and community and how this helped her heal. This support was exactly what led her to her mission and the Play for Kate Foundation, which honors her daughter through numerous acts of service. Ashlee’s story is one of courage, faith, resilience, and taking darkness and turning it into passion and purpose. She chooses HOPE each and every day. Inside This Week’s EpisodeIn today’s episode, Kim and Ashlee talk about…Grief—what it looks like, feels like, and how it continues to show up.Why you need a support system to help you navigate through difficult times.How to take trauma and turn it into a positive mission.Coping strategies Ashlee found helpful during her darkest days.“...Once I got a purpose, I could start to see the light from the darkness…” - Ashlee BruggenschmidtHelpful Links Check out Play for Kate. This is the foundation that was founded to honor Ashlee’s daughter Kate and all that she embodied. Kate made such a difference in the lives of those who knew her. She was selfless, caring, energetic, and driven. The foundation built a playground in Kate's memory in Boonville, Indiana, as well as supports student scholarships. The foundation worked to pass HEA 1200—Kate's softball number was 12—into law, which dictates that all ATV riders younger than 18 must wear a helmet, both on public and private land.About AshleeAshlee is an elementary principal, President of the Play for Kate Foundation and has received many recognitions including Indiana Elementary Principal of the Year and Healthcare Hero in Evansville, IN. She’s also an activist working to ensure children’s safety and is determined to use her tragedy as a way to celebrate the life of her daughter, Kate. About KimKim Strobel is Chief Happiness Officer at Kim Strobel Live Events and Retreats. She is a teacher, consultant, motivational speaker, happiness coach, and mission-minded person whose passion is helping others overcome their fears and discover their joy! You can follow Kim’s journey on Instagram at @KimStrobelJoy and in the free private She Finds Joy Facebook community. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episodeIn our eighth episode we take the 5-Thinking Levels and teach you how to listen for it and adapt..1. Are you speaking a different language? The “Different Languages” Metaphor.2. Hearing the thinking levels in real life day-to-day scenarios.3. Once again, Vicki sets another challenge!See you next week and in the meantime, Be Fabulous!

About the episodeIn this episode, we are joined by Dr. Angela Duckworth who’s TED talk is among the most-viewed of all time. Her book Grit: The Power of Passion and Perseverance is a #1 New York Times best seller. She is accompanied by Dr. Scott Barry Kaufman.Scott likes to share his enthusiasm for psychology through his teaching, writing, speaking, and podcast. In this episode, you will learn about: The definition of grit (2:50)Busting myths of creativity (08:30)The relationship between grit and dopamine (15:00)Why it is crucial to study outside your main area of expertise (18:40)Grit and autism (22:00)Achievement, talent and efforts (28:20)The role of autonomy in being gritty (31:50)Scott on his purpose in his life (36:00)The little depression after finishing a project (40:00)‍About the guestsAngela Duckworth is the founder and CEO of Character Lab, a nonprofit whose mission is to advance scientific insights that help children thrive. She is also the Rosa Lee and Egbert Chang Professor at the University of Pennsylvania, faculty co-director of the Penn-Wharton Behavior Change for Good Initiative, and faculty co-director of Wharton People Analytics. A 2013 MacArthur Fellow, Angela has advised the White House, the World Bank, NBA and NFL teams, and Fortune 500 CEOs. Prior to her career in research, Angela founded a summer school for low-income children that was profiled as a Harvard Kennedy School case study and, in 2018, celebrated its 25th anniversary. She has also been a McKinsey management consultant and a math and science teacher at public schools in New York City, San Francisco, and Philadelphia.Scott Barry Kaufman is a humanistic psychologist exploring the depths of human potential. He has taught courses on intelligence, creativity, and well-being at Columbia University, NYU, the University of Pennsylvania, and elsewhere. He is interested in using his research to help all kinds of minds live a creative, fulfilling, and self-actualized life. ‍ResourcesWeb: Angela DuckworthVideo: Angela Duckworth’s TED talkBook: Angela Duckworth - Grit, The Power of Passion and PerseveranceWeb: Scott Barry KaufmanBook: Scott Barry Kaufman - Transcend, The New Science of Self Actualization‍Audio: The Psychology Podcast

About the EpisodeIn episode 26 I had the chance to chat with Steve Fadden on driving UX Research and Insights. Steve is the Head of User Research for Analytics, Insights, & Measurement at Google as well as Lecturer for User Experience Research at UC Berkeley.We get the chance to learn from his deep experience working at the intersection of UX research & design. We touch onhow UX researcher and designer can collaborate in the best waythe importance of ethnographic research and participational designthe intersection of product management and UX researchhow to act on behavioural UX design insightshow to balance between incremental UX insights and strategic long term research to influence product strategy decisionshow UX design and UX research can have the biggest impact from his learningsmeasuring outcomes of product and services in the design processwhy UX research never stopsAbout UX IndiaUX India is a not-for profit venture, UXINDIA is built by, built for, and sustained by its growing community of designers, enthusiasts, influencers from business, education, and governance.UXINDIA is being organized by UsabilityMatters.Org(UMO). With over 800+ attendees at UX India 2019, it was India’s largest conference on user experience design. UXINDIA™ helps to educate next generation by bring innovators and ux practitioners from across the world.UX India currently launched “UMO Unites - Social Impact by Design” to counter the global difficulties due the virus. You can take part with projects or help out as a mentor, volunteer or contribute as a partner.Learn more at https://www.ux-india.org and https://www.umo.design

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The Dive Briefs are exactly that, brief, shorter versions of the full episodeIn this Dive Brief #13 we chat with Solveig, she has set up a new business selling, reusable, washable, filtered, adjustable face masks with sun protection factor 50 face Masks made from Econyl, a sustainable and very environmentally friendly material made from discarded and lost Fishing Nets and Ropes They are also the most comfortable masks we have tried coming up in DB #14 - We chat with Samantha Howlett about her research on the Coral Reefs of French Polynesia - amazing work and pasta the dog

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About this EpisodeIn this second part of the marketing research grad school series, we speak with Kristin Branch, Director of the marketing research specialization for the University of Wisconsin-Madison's MBA. Formally known as the A.C. Nielsen center, the MBA specialization is the premier MBA program with a full emphasis in consumer insights. In this episode, we'll hear from Kristin who shares her background and trends that she sees in the industry, given her role with hiring companies and as lead for the 30-person advisory board comprised of Insights leaders ranging from pharma, to consumer goods, to tech. As an alumnus of the program, I share the key reasons why I chose--and am very happy with--my choice to attend the program for my MBA. About the A.C. Nielsen Center (MR focused MBA)The A.C. Nielsen Center for Marketing Research trains students in the specialized ideas, issues and techniques of marketing research, consumer insights, and analytics. We support students studying marketing, consumer behavior, and analytics. In the country’s premier marketing research specialization, our MBA students develop:Business acumen to work in cross-functional teamsResearch, analytical, and methodological approaches to learn the who, what, when, where and even the why behind consumer behaviorMarketing knowledge to translate the discovered insights into business recommendations to drive business growthEstablished in 1990, the A.C. Nielsen Center is built on the legacy and funding of the Arthur C. Nielsen Jr. family, pioneers in the field of marketing research. Our mission includes the discovery and dissemination of new insights knowledge.Biennially, the A.C. Nielsen Center hosts an industry conference, our Summit, and welcomes alumni, the external advisory board, and industry friends of the Center to campus for a full day of learning and networking.Link to A.C. Nielsen Program Website:https://wsb.wisc.edu/programs-degrees/mba/full-time/career-specializations/marketing-researchLink to Episode Show notes:http://diggingforinsights.com/5

Sit back and enjoy this throwback episode (original air date March 6, 2018) of letting go and letting God! Our 5th most downloaded episodeIn this episode we discuss how to surrender control to God and let him have his way in our lives. "Let Go and Let God" is about control issues and how to overcome them. Tune in to this phenomenal episode.You can subscribe to the podcast for a new episode every Tuesday in iTunes, Sound Cloud, Google Play, Spotify, or Stitcher.Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter and on Instagram.Subscribe to our website for updates on new blogs, and podcast episodes: www.adamsribpodcast.com

OMG!!! So much juicy stuff in this episodeIn this episode Zach and Tamara talk about your message, how to market it and share so many actionable steps.I am excited for you all to hear Zach’s story and during this episode he shares:‍how he went from having a dream of working in Major League Baseball to being the messaging/marketing guyDiscover how to talk to your target marketHow to overcome the worst case scenario when dealing with your fearThe juicy details of how he met his wifeHow Zach uses a whiskey bottle to explain the way to connect with your peopleYou will leave this episode excited about how to use your words to bring in more sales.More about Zach:Some of the greatest ideas to ever happen………won’t.Why? Miscommunication.That’s where Zach Messler comes in.Zach’s the messaging guy.And, he can help you know what to say and how to say it so you make a bigger impact on the world…and your wallet.Get Zach's tips, tricks, and hacks at thekillermessage.com!Where to reach Zach:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/zachmessler/Twitter: @zmesslerFacebook: thekillermessage.comFor more information on the Chakra Business Academy visit:https://www.tamaraarnold.ca/chakrabusiness 

This is the first part of a mini-series on marketing research graduate programs. About this EpisodeIn this episode, we'll get to hear from Marcus Cunha Jr, the Director of the Master of Marketing Research program at the University of Georgia. As one of the oldest of the US MMR programs, Dr. Cunha shares an overview of the insights industry, discusses his path as professor and shares the skills that are most valued by recruiters. Whether you are a prospective student or an experienced insights professional, this episode has something for everyone as Dr. Cunha shares the backstory of one of the most prestigious institutions in the market research industry. About the UGA MMRThe Terry Master of Marketing Research program was the first of its kind. In 1979 there was a need for high-caliber marketing researchers and so, in conjunction with some of the leading marketing professionals in the field, UGA faculty developed an 11-month program focused on real-world marketing research problems and insights into consumer behavior.The UGA MMR program is one of the top programs for developing skilled marketing research professionals and executives, and has more graduates than any other program. Visit to learn more.Helpful LinksUGA MMR Summit -- https://www.futureofinsights.com/UGA MMR Overview -- https://www.terry.uga.edu/mmr/Episode Show notes -- http://diggingforinsights.com/4

Fun Warning! I do talk about inducing labor and pregnancy in general. I also talk heavily about anxiety in this episodeIn this episode of Rainy Day Diaries, I share openly about my pregnancy and birth story. I share about my HOW BAD my anxiety was, how mean other mothers can be, and the most important part.... that there is NO “one” birth or pregnancy story, EVER!!! And that's okay. If yours doesn't look or feel like what you see in movies or television, that's okay!! We are all different and our bodies are different. AND if you're feeling incredibly ANXIOUS about the thoughts of even being a parent or if you're cut our for this, that's okay too! I was right there with you!!Also... learn about WHY Pelicans helped me give birth! Hooray!Double also… forgive me! I am NOT a doctor, so if I explain any medical stuff wrong, sorry! My bad! lol*Mentionables:Pregnancy / Gestational DiabetesMansplaning Doctors!HSP Mama Blog!Waitress - The Musical!JJ Heller's Song, Meant To Be.Stacie Bloomfield's episode of Rainy Day Diaries!Head to the show notes to read the rest! www.jenipherlyn.com/blog/40PS: YOU get to listen to hear me awkwardly talk about how to induce labor! Whoo Hoo! Lucky you!!

EpisodeIn the very first, full-length episode of the Wanting Less Podcast, I interview a friend of mine - Dr. Bridgete Cooper.Dr. B and I have a riveting conversation about what she has done to help her clients break through the unnecessary walls they have put up around themselves, some tactics that can be helpful for you, and we even stumbled into a small epiphany of my own. Don't worry, Dr. B is not a stuffy intellectual, even in spite of all that she knows. We had a great dialogue that left me laughing, thinking, and fired up about what's next for me. I encourage listeners to watch her Ted Talk featured on her website where she discusses her why - it will move you.You can learn more about Dr. B - and see her Ted Talk in Newport Rhode Island at drbridgetecooper.com Music featured on the show:"Closer Together"By: Nicholas Alexandur"Thin Ice"By: Nicholas Alexandur - featuring Kelsey Veillette 

Become an expert conversation designerThe Conversational Academy is a fantastic online course that'll teach you the ins and outs of conversation design. Prepare yourself for the UX role of the future and enrol on the course today. VUX World listeners will save $100 when you enrol at conversationalacademy.com.In this episodeIn part 2 of RAIN week, we're joined by Nick Rovisa, Director, Business Development, and Matt Lang, Strategy Director. The guys share their learnings on the voice industry, including how different clients perceive price i.e. how much should a voice project cost, as well as whether to think about voice from a content or app perspective.We dive deep into the work the team did with Nike in using Google Assistant to launch a new pair of sneakers at the half time interval during a televised Celtics v Lakers basketball game. We look at how the project came about, the lead times, the technical necessities of handling substantial transient traffic and the results of the project on sales.We discuss how through working with Unilever and a selection of influencers, RAIN were able to achieve a 10% conversion rate of newsletter sign ups via the Alexa skill they built. The Unilever project was a 7 week pilot with a selection of influencers in an attempt to bridge the social and voice landscape. We discuss how this new medium caused confusion with influencer licensing and how to get around that, as well as the results of the pilot and what it takes to sustain a content heavy voice experience.We discuss how to measure success and how, for some, starting to gather data to develop understanding is a better option than setting KPIs. We cover how to sell, without selling or being too overly salesy (that's a word).Finally, we chat about what's missing in voice: virality (that's another word). This includes developing our thinking on how to make experiences spread and whether to plumb voice into the mobile and social ecosystem in order to help discoverability.LinksRAINVisit the RAIN websiteSubscribe to the RAIN newsletter (scroll to bottom)RAIN on TwitterRAIN on InstaContactEmail RAIN Things we discussedAdoption, growth and in-skill purchases with Nick SchwabEverything is a remix by Kirby Ferguson See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Conversational Academy is a fantastic online course that'll teach you the ins and outs of conversation design. Prepare yourself for the UX role of the future and enrol on the course today. VUX World listeners will save $100 when you enrol at conversationalacademy.com.Welcome to RAIN weekThis week is RAIN week. We've got two huge episodes featuring the industry-leading and ground-breaking RAIN Agency.RAIN are a dedicated voice agency and have worked with 23 of the Fortune 100 companies on voice projects. From Nike to Unilever, Campbells to Tide creating experiences from utility to leisure to kids and even product launches.In this episodeIn this first episode with RAIN, we're joined by VP Emerging Experiences, Greg Hedges, to discuss how RAIN approach voice with the Fortune 100 and we get into detail on how they built the Kung Fu Panda Alexa skill for DreamWorks and Amazon.We share some detail on what's changed in voice since RAIN pivoted in 2015 to focus exclusively on voice. We discuss how brands have moved from more tactical thinking to more strategic and how voice is something that is beginning to impact businesses, rather than be a nice marketing tick box. We also discuss how voice has changed ownership within brands, moving away from the research and innovation teams and moving into the hands of marketing.Greg shares how RAIN has changed and adapted over the years, how the tools they use have improved, how they built using the VOXA framework and he shares some of the secret sauce RAIN use to track and analyse their voice experiences using Google Analytics.We also dive deep into the Kung Fu Panda Alexa skill and discuss some of the technical detail in how it came to be, how RAIN approached the project and what Greg learned from a technical, design and strategic perspective.LinksRAINVisit the RAIN websiteSubscribe to the RAIN newsletter (scroll to bottom)RAIN on TwitterRAIN on InstaContactEmail Greg Email RAINThings we discussedKung Fu Panda Alexa skillThe VOXA frameworkLucid chartsVUI design best practice when designing for kids with Paul JacksonWill Hall and Jason Herndon of RAIN on VUX World See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're honoured to be joined by Andrea Muttoni and German Viscuso, Technical Evangelists at Amazon Alexa, to dive deep into how to translate your Alexa skill into other languages.At the time of writing, Amazon Alexa is available in over 40 countries and 12 languages, and continuously growing.For skill builders, tapping into emerging markets is key to having your skills used on a global scale and to growing your user base.However, if you have a skill that's in English, you can't just point it to the Italian or German skill store. You have to localise it and translate it for those languages.In this episodeIn this episode, German Viscuso and Andrea Muttoni walk us through a step by step process of how to localise your Alexa skill.We cover:Why you should localise your skill in the first placeFront-end design considerationsBack-end technical considerationsCultural differencesAndrea and German point to the importance of separating content and responses from code logic as the key to a successful localisation project. To help you visualise what that means, I've put together a little graphic that should help you picture this process visually.This episode builds on the conversations we had about VUI design localisation with Maaike Dufour and localisation tooling with Milkana Brace and Jonathan Burstein of Jargon.About Andrea Muttoni and German ViscusoAndrea Muttoni is the Senior Solutions Architect and Technical Evangelist for Amazon Alexa UK and IRE and German Viscuso is the Technical Evangelist at Alexa, Spain.Andrea and German are both more than qualified to speak in detail on localisation. Andrea was born in Italy and has lived in China, USA, Luxembourg, the UK and holds a German passport. While German was born in Argentina, lives in Spain and has an Italian passport!They both know their technical stuff, too (obviously).LinksContentAndrea’s article on localisationHow to build an Alexa skill from scratch on YouTubeFind localisation source code at: github.com/alexaQuickstart guide to the ASK CLIJoin the discussion on the Alexa forums: alexa.design/forumsTwitter and contact@alexadevs@muttonia@germanviscusoReach out to the team at: alexa.design/contactusThings we discussedCrowd in - https://crowdin.comAirtable - https://airtable.comVUI design translation with Maaike DufourLocalisation tooling with Jargon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Discussing the latest insights and research in voice SEO and showing you how you can get discovered on Google Assistant, with the MD of Rabbit and Pork, John Campbell.Where to listenApple podcastsSpotifyYouTubeCastBoxSpreakerTuneInBreakerStitcherPlayerFMiHeartRadioVoice SEOVoice SEO is a roaring-hot topic. All the top marketing and business publications have been writing about the importance of voice searchall year. But, little has been documented on how to actually do anything about it. Until now.John Campbell is the Head of SEO at Roast, London, and has more recently become the founder and MD of a new voice agency, Rabbit and Pork.John's experience in the SEO field is serving him ideally in breaking into the voice assistant space. Through using traditional SEO tools and techniques, John has been experimenting with ways in which brands can be found on voice assistants, and he joins us this week to share what he's learned recently.It'll blow your mind.In this episodeIn this episode, you'll learn some practical tips on what you can do to have your content found on Google Assistant. Using the latest research, data and insights, John takes us through some of the work he's been doing recently and shares the results he's been achieving.Amongst other things, we discuss:Implicit invocationsWhat they are and how they're usedThe benefits of being the implicitly inovocated action, including gaining search volume data and keeping people engagedHow past advice on the web is a little out datedDeveloping a strategy for your own business/skillHow to set up implicit invocations on Google Assistant and Amazon AlexaWhat results can you expect?What the future could hold with implicit invocation rankingHow to find key phrases that people might be voice searchingWe discuss Roast's studies of 10,000 key phrases and discuss the trends in how Google Assistant serves results, including starting to rank actions in search results and serve them as a higher priority that featured snippets. The graph below, for example, shows how, prior to an action existing, Google Assistant wasn't serving a search result at all. Once the action was launched, Google Assistant started sending people to the action, rather than serving nothing.We discuss how you can spot these opportunities and create an action where there isn't currently a Google Assistant search result.Explicit invocationsWhat it is and how it's usedHow you can promote your action or skill, including how to target specific Alexa or Google Assistant owners in online adsHow to measure the success of promotional activityWe also discuss the future of voice SEO and where it's all heading, including skill-to-skill connections and much, much more.LinksVisit the Roast websiteRabbit and Pork website (coming soon)Follow Rabbit and Pork on TwitterFollow John Campbell on Twitter Follow Roast on TwitterCheck out the latest Voice SEO report from Roast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

’n GES 101-episodeIn die vorige GES 101-episode het die gesprek geëindig met die suksesvolle sending van Dias wat ʼn weg om die Kaap de Goede Hoop gevind het. Maar wie het in sy voetspore gevolg?In hierdie episode kyk ons na die sukses wat Vasco da Gama gehad het toe die nuwe Portugese koning, Manuel I, die nodige ondersteuning aan hom gegee het om verder as Dias te vaar. Da Gama het so gemaak, selfs die kusstreek van Natal gesien en die einste naam aan die streek gegee.1. Vasco da GamaDa Gama was nie die laaste seevaarder wat om die Kaapse kus gevaar het nie. Franse, Engelse en Nederlanders sou die Portugese se voorbeeld volg. Waarom nie die Spanjaarde nie? Dalk het die Biskop van Rome insae in die besluit van die Spaanse monargie gehad?2. Jan van RiebeeckHierdie episode beoog om die maritieme reise om die Kaap te verduidelik voordat Jan van Riebeeck deur die VOC gevra is om ‘n verversingstasie daar op te rig. Maar hoe het die idee ontstaan om in die eerste plek Tafelbaai as ʼn halfwegstasie te gebruik? Dalk is die idee al voor 1652 oorweeg? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Click here for the FULL show notes from today's episodeIn your journey towards starting your business and monetizing your expertise you might find yourself wondering where to start or what to start on, or struggling with focus! In today’s episode with Pinterest Strategy expert Rachel Ngom, we talk about her journey towards finding what sets her soul on fire and what she’s passionate about and how just starting is what lead her to find it! Don’t underestimate the power of starting before things are perfect! Oh and we also talk about all things Pinterest and why you need to be using Pinterest to grow your blog, monetize your blog, grow your business and so much more! It’s more than a place to find inspiration for what’s for dinner tonight!Pinterest is more of a search platform than a social mediaMeet RachelRachel Ngom is a Pinterest strategist who gets over 700,000 monthly viewers on her Pinterest account. She went from being on food stamps with negative $400 in her checking account to earning $80,000 the following year, to over $100,000 the next year. It’s now her passion to share her pinning secrets with other female entrepreneurs so they can grow their influence, income, and impact! Rachel has lived in Kenya, met her husband in Senegal, got married in Morocco, and spent the last year living in France.Noteworthy(1:30) How did Rachel start her entrepreneurial journey(2:45) The transition from fitness to teaching entrepreneurs how to use Pinterest to grow their businesses(4:00) The power in getting started(5:00) Is there such a thing as balance?(6:44) No social media Saturdays(7:07) Schedule & Routine for workflow(8:10) Why Pinterest for business owners???(9:30) Rachel’s Pinterest strategies in the early days(10:16) Switched to targeted keywords to grow on Pinterest(11:09) How to know the long tail keywords for your business(11:58) Where do we put those keywords(13:10) Where do board titles show up?(14:06) What kind of Pinterest account do we need to have?(15:10) Can you pin straight opt ins & landing pages(16:45) Tailwind and Tailwind Tribes and how to use it(17:45) How to increase your reach on Pinterest without having a ton of followers(19:10) How many times should we be pinning every day(20:00) How much content should we be posting of ours versus someone else?(21:00) Hiding images in a blog post to pin and test the images(21:38) Pinterest algorithm changes(22:15) Pinterest ads versus Organic traffic(22:45) Are there any males on Pinterest?(23:16) Business hub and social platforms(23:45) Why Rachel’s ignoring her 20,000 followers on Instagram to pursue Pinterest(24:12) What do you do about all of your personal Pinterest boards and pins?(25:20) Mom life & Business life(27:15) What would you do differently in business the second time around?(28:15) How did you make the decision to hire a business coach?(29:00) The power of following your intuition in business(31:22) Rachel’s favorite app/system/software(33:20) What’s Rachel reading - Dot Com Secrets & Expert Secrets by Russell BrunsonConnect with Rachel PinterestInstagramSnapchatFacebookFREEBIE >> 10 strategies that have increased her blog traffic from zero to over 34,000 monthly viewers from PINTEREST!Connect with the $1k Mom Tribe!Come hang out with me Live on FacebookJoin the $1k Mom TribeLet’s hang out on IG Stories – Screenshot today’s episode and tag me on your IG Stories and I’ll feature you Feel free to email me with any questions you might have on how to start a profitable blog and make money from home as a mom. [email protected] See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This show was broadcast on Mon 26th December 2016Listen in at 3cr – latest episodeIn conversation with Per Espen Stoknes, Lyn Bender, Susie Burke, and with Vivien Langford.“The more facts that pile up about global warming, the greater the resistance to them grows, making it harder to enact measures to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and prepare communities for the inevitable change ahead.”“It is a catch-22 that starts, says psychologist and economist Per Espen Stoknes, from an inadequate understanding of the way most humans think, act, and live in the world around them. With dozens of examples—from the private sector to government agencies—Stoknes shows how to retell the story of climate change and, at the same time, create positive, meaningful actions that can be supported even by deniers.”This special re-broadcast is BZE Radio’s Christmas Summer Series producer’s pick of the year for 2016. We hope you enjoy.MONDAY BZE Radio Mon 5-6pmTUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVECATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radioTWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzeliveFB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

Subscribe: iTunes | Android | Email | RSS | MoreThis show was broadcast on Mon 19th December 2016Listen in from 3cr – latest episodeIn this interview (courtesy of The Elephant Podcast and Kevin Kaners), Guardian columnist George Monbiot argues that the climate crisis isn’t just an isolated problem, but one that’s intimately tied to other systemic issues in our societies – from the run-away political power of corporations which are undermining our democracies, to the rampant consumerism culture that dominates the West. MONDAY BZE Radio Mon 5-6pmTUNE in http://3cr.org.au/streaming  LIVECATCH Podcasts @ http://bze.org.au/media/radioTWEET it in : @beyondzeronews and #bzeliveFB conversation: https://www.facebook.com/beyondzeroemissions/

If you're serious about learning video, chances are you've come across one of the videos of Dave Dugdale of LearningVideo.com. Today we have a bonus episode of Radio Film School where I have an in-depth chat with Dave.When Dave Dugdale talks, companies listen. Why? Because he has one of the most popular video education channels on YouTube—with over 170,000 subscribers and 20+ million views. What sets Dave apart from many other "professionals" in this industry, is that Dave will be the first to tell you he doesn't consider himself a pro. He's just a regular guy trying to learn video and sharing what he learns with the world. He doesn't put on a face and try to make himself cooler or smarter than he really is. He's like the friendly neighborhood dad down the street...who just happens to be a minor YouTube celebrity.Today's bonus episode of the show is my full, uncut interview with Dave. This was actually an interview I did with Dave for my now defunct podcast, The Solo Creative. I don't want the Solo Creative interviews I did to go to waste, so periodically I'll post them in the Radio Film School feed as bonuses.In this interview with Dave, he covers how he got started, his strategy for making passive income with his websites, mistakes he’s made, where and how he learns, his philosophy on life and work, and the value of just putting yourself out there. I have no doubt you’ll be inspired.Other 1-on-1 Filmmaker Interviews: Crossing the 180If you like these one-on-one style interviews where I dig deep and wide with filmmakers, you'll love my back catalog of Crossing the 180. This was my first filmmakers podcast. Over 100 interviews with filmmakers from just about every facet of the business: from Hollywood DPs and directors, to DSLR luminaries, to wedding "rock stars." Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium Member, and you get free access to these sets of interviews as I make them available. Go to daredreamer.fm/x180 to learn more.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Getting Paid, Part II and I Don't Think by Alec’s Band (CC BY)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.VideosIntro to Dave's camera coursesAn Intro to DaveAn excerpt from Dave's Sony A7s II training videoDave rambles about NAB2016 for 30 minutes ("rambles" was his words. :)There's A New StoryBuilder App from Muse Storytelling by StillmotionMuse Storytelling by Stillmotion has released a new app that will change the way you tell stories. Use it to work out the four essential "P's" of every story: People, Places, Plot and Purpose. Add photos to help you visualize the story. You can even join a community of like-minded creatives who can all collaborate with you on your story's development. Head on over to buildstory.org and sign up for a free 14-day trial. No credit card is required.Wipster + Adobe Premiere Pro. Wipster + Vimeo.We're thrilled to have Wipster join the Radio Film School family. Wipster is a leading video collaboration tool, allowing you to share your video with clients and colleagues and collect feedback. Go to Wipster.io to sign up. And if you're used to using Vimeo to share links with clients, no worries. Wipster has exclusive integration with Vimeo. Go from Vimeo to Wipster and back again, seamlessly.Wipster also has a built-in panel that allows you to share your video directly from within Premiere Pro, and you'll be able to see client's feedback on that video directly within Premiere. Check out their 1-minute walk-through.

Today's episode is a must-listen episode for anyone out there who has procrastinated or dragged their butt on getting a project done. An update on my documentary "Mixed in America".Five years ago I embarked on a personal project to create a short film documentary series about biracial people in America. It's called "Mixed in America" and the first installment of the series is about my daughter, Imahni. The name of the installment is "Little Mixed Sunshine" and it combines a personal interview various b-roll and re-enactments. Well, five years after first interviewing her and even uploading a 1-minute teaser, the project still isn't done.Out of a desire to educate and inspire other filmmakers and creatives (or, quite possibly, a temporary loss of sanity) I made the decision to share my progress of the film on this podcast. The segment has been cleverly called "Shooting Sunshine." Today you'll hear the latest installment of the series with an update on where I am exactly with "Mixed in America." Show regular JD Cochran is back to give me some "tough love." If you've ever dragged your feet on getting a project done, particularly a film project, this is the episode for you. project done. An update on my documentary "Mixed in America".Five years ago I embarked on a personal project to create a short film documentary series about biracial people in America. It's called "Mixed in America" and the first installment of the series is about my daughter, Imahni. The name of the installment is "Little Mixed Sunshine" and it combines a personal interview various b-roll and re-enactments. Well, five years after first interviewing her and even uploading a 1-minute teaser, the project still isn't done.Out of a desire to educate and inspire other filmmakers and creatives (or, quite possibly, a temporary loss of sanity) I made the decision to share my progress of the film on this podcast. The segment has been cleverly called "Shooting Sunshine." Today you'll hear the latest installment of the series with an update on where I am exactly with "Mixed in America." Show regular JD Cochran is back to give me some "tough love." If you've ever dragged your feet on getting a project done, particularly a film project, this is the episode for you.Another great bonus segment is at 37:01. It gives additional insight into the making of "Mixed in America."Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Remembering Past Everythingby PC III (CC BY)The Theatrical Trailer for Poltergeist IIIby Chris Zabrisie (CC BY) dreamgate by Fog Lake (CC BY)“If I Don’t Fit” by Imahni Dawson. All rights reserved. (I hope to have an iTunes version you can buy when the film is released.)Mockingby David Mumford (CC BY)Please Listen Carefullyby Jahzaar (CC BY-SA)Knock (Instrumental)by Josh Woodward (CC BY)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses.Videos MentionedThe original "Mixed in America" teaser (from Jan 2011)The most recent teaser-trailer (Oct 2015)There's A New StoryBuilder App from StillmotionMuse Storytelling by Stillmotion has released a new app that will change the way you tell stories. Use it to work out the four essential "P's" of every story: People, Places, Plot and Purpose. Add photos to help you visualize the story. You can even join a community of like-minded creatives who can all collaborate with you on your story's development. Head on over to buildstory.org and sign up for a free 14-day trial. No credit card is required.Wipster + Adobe Premiere Pro. Wipster + Vimeo.We're thrilled to have Wipster join the Radio Film School family. Wipster is a leading video collaboration tool, allowing you to share your video with clients and colleagues and collect feedback. Go to Wipster.io to sign up. And if you're used to using Vimeo to share links with clients, no worries. Wipster has exclusive integration with Vimeo. Go from Vimeo to Wipster and back again, seamlessly.Wipster also has a built-in panel that allows you to share your video directly from within Premiere Pro, and you'll be able to see client's feedback on that video directly within Premiere. Check out their 1-minute walk-through.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

Last month we had one of the most attended NAB Shows ever. But in true Radio Film School style, our "coverage" of it won't be what you expect.The National Association of Broadcasters (aka NAB) had its annual expo and convention last month. There were over 100,000 people in attendance. And as is the case every year, NAB was the place to find all the most anticipated tech, tools, and toys that will be the next, over-hyped "game-changer." This week on the show we're going to talk about technology and the role it plays in the lives of storytellers and filmmakers. But if you are expecting a run-down of the latest and greatest cameras, drones, lenses, microphones, digital recorders and capture cards, I'm sorry to disappoint you. You won't find that here.However, if you enjoy a deeper conversation about technology and how we as filmmakers relate to it, the good and the bad, then sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.This week we hear from:David Shulman, executive director of The Seattle Film InstituteJames Kaelan, editor-in-chief of BRIGHT IDEAS Magazine, the print publication arm of filmmaking crowdfunding site seed&sparkRollo Wenlock, CEO of WipsterPatrick Moreau, Emmy award-winning filmmaker of StillmotionMara Tasker, head of original content creation at seed&sparkMusic in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Somnolenceby Kai Engel (CC BY). I pretty much used Kai's newest album as this episode's soundtrack.Anxietyby Kai Engel (CC BY)Deliriumby Kai EngelOneiriby Kai Engel (CC BY)Tapesby Gumbel (CC BY)Comatoseby Kai Engel (CC BY)Soporby Kai Engel (CC BY)Another Version of Youby Chris Zabriskie (CC BY)Laserdiscby Chris Zabriskie (CC BY)Fortsetzung Folgtby Gumbel (CC BY)Levelsby Gumbel (CC BY)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Videos MentionedChris Milk's TED Talk about EmpathyNo Film School's Private Lytro Cinema Camera DemoThe Lytro Cinema Intro VideoLearn How Stillmotion Tells Emmy Award-winning StoriesStillmotion’s Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They’ve generously offered our listeners a special offer. Details are in the episode.Wipster + Adobe Premiere ProWe’re thrilled to have Wipster join the Radio Film School family. Use the offer code “RFSandWipster” and get your first seat for just $13/month. Go to Wipster.io to sign up.Wipster now has a built-in panel that allows you to share your video directly from within Premiere Pro, and you'll be able to see client's feedback on that video directly within Premiere. Check out their 1-minute walk-through.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

The inspirational rise and fall (and rise again) story of how Whitestone Motion Pictures came from the brink of throwing in the towel, to shooting a project for The History Channel.If you've been listening to this podcast since the beginning, you know that there is only one person who's been featured on the show more times than show regulars JD and Yolanda. That person is Atlanta filmmaker Brandon McCormick of Whitestone Motion Pictures. After posting last week's bonus episode about Brandon's incredible database of feature film screenshots, it occurred to me that out of all the episodes in which he's appeared, I've never really given any kind of in-depth story about the history of Whitestone and his journey as a filmmaker. So today, that's what I have. This week's episode is a tad longer than normal, but I promise you'll savor every inspirational minute.We cover such topics as:How and why they do the kind of work they doHis affection for nostalgic and period piecesHis thoughts on artists vs. artisans and the significance of the differenceThe trials and tribulations of almost making their first feature film and the lessons he learnedHow the History Channel project came aboutAnd of course, it wouldn't be a Brandon McCormick episode without some profoundly poignant ending that makes you wanna go out and conquer the world!Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairyby Kevin MacLeod (CC BY)The rest of the songs are from the soundtrack of "That's Magic," music and lyrics by Nicholas Kirk, courtesy of Whitestone Motion Pictures. All rights reserved.InvocationSecond’s GlanceThe Mysterious WomanThere’s No Such Thing as MagicSecond’s GlanceClick here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Whitestone's WorkClick here to see a clip of the Roanoke Film. Left/Right is the New York production company that handled the shoot and post. Brandon and his team handled the creative (writing, directing, exec producing, production design, etc.)Here are some other films worth checking out:That's Magic: The film that inspired this episode.Tiny Little Words: The touching story about the first heart transplant. All shot in one take.Blood on My Name: This was the film that got Brandon and Nick meetings in Hollywood: their "southern gothic Americana folklore musical."Learn How Stillmotion Tells Emmy Award-winning StoriesStillmotion’s Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They’ve generously offered our listeners a special offer. Details are in the episode.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.Speaking of which, click here to go to the blog post where Premium Members can listen to two bonus tracks:An early access to the extended 15-minute bonus clip mentioned in the episode where Brandon gives more details about the History Channel production.My old "Crossing the 180" podcast interview with Brandon from 2010 that has more specific details about Whitestone's history: how Brandon got started at 12Stone; their production process while there; the importance of story; and much more.My follow-up "Crossing the 180" interview with Brandon about the making of the Whitestone film "The Candy Shop: A Fairytale about the Sexual Exploitation of Children", using candy as a metaphor for under-aged girls. It's a powerful and creative film about an important topic. It stars the famous character actor Doug Jones ("Silver Surfer", "Pan's Labyrinth", and "Arrow", to name a paltry few) as The Candy Man.Only Premium Members will get access to these bonus clips, so sign up today.

I originally thought about calling this Radio Film School episode "Brandon McCormick's Incredible Infinite Catalog of Creative Compositions". But Talent v. Tools was easier. Find out why and what you'll learn.What started out as a simple research project to study the scenes and compositions of world-class master directors, turned into a treasure trove of a database with nearly 9,000 high-resolution screenshots and 10 GB of data. Whitestone Motion Pictures co-founder and director Brandon McCormick is back on the show with more engaging insight. Learn how this database project of his revealed some amazing discoveries about focal length, shot selection, composition, editing, storytelling, and prioritization. Here are the lessons he learned about feature filmmaking from studying the minutia of master filmmakers films. You may be surprised at what you learn.And stick around after the credits in the bonus segment as Brandon addresses the question, "Why do directors often get credit for work that seems should be accredited to others who worked on a film?" Click here to see screenshots from Brandon's database.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Cat and Mouse by Scott Holmes (CC BY)The Stars Look Different (Ziggy Stardust Mix) by spinningmerkaba (CC BY)Flight of Lulu by Possimiste (CC BY)Wee Tipple by Scott Holmes (CC BY)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Muse Storytelling has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

Sean Parker first helped bring the music industry to its knees with his co-creation of Napster. Now he has his sights on the movie business.Sean is proposing a new device and service called "Screening Room". You pay $150 for the device, then $50 for a movie, and voila, the same night that a major motion picture opens in theaters, you can see it at home. What can theaters do to combat services like this? Do they need to see it as a combat at all? That's the topic we discuss today.Today we have the program director for Seattle's Northwest Film Forum, Courtney Shehan. Courtney is a real mover and shaker with a fresh and confident perspective on how theaters should respond to the changing. Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance (excluding music heard in the movie clips used), the music in this episode:Thoughtful by Lee Rosevere (CC BY-SA)Anima (CC B-SA)Everybody’s Got Problems That Aren’t Mine by Chris Zabriskie (CC BY)Star Wars Main Theme by John Williams (All rights reserved)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Muse Storytelling has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

What exactly makes a science fiction film great? Numerous filmmakers and sci-fi cinephiles chime.Science fiction is one of the most popular film and book genres. It has the power to ignite the imaginations of storytellers and audiences from five to ninety-five. But what makes for a good, or great, sci-fi story? Is it how cool the gadgets are? Is it the plausibility of the science presented in the story? Or is it something entirely different, that has nothing to even do with science? Today on the show we find out.In this episode we hear from:Movie and entertainment journalist Clarke WolfeFilmmaker and creator of the sci-fi series Sky City Haya, Adad WardaFellow Podcastica Network podcaster Remi Lavictoire of the Sci-Fi Movie PodcastShow regulars JD and Yolanda CochranWe also hear from Whitestone Motion Pictures co-founder and director Brandon McCormick in the bonus segment.Videos and Podcasts MentionedMy uncut interview with Adad about the making of Sky City Haya.Germain Lussier's interview with Rian Johnson to explain "Looper" plotholes.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance (excluding music heard in the movie clips used), the music in this episode:Eternity (Reprise) by Stellar Drone (CC BY)Moonxine - Part VIII by Jahzzar (CC BY-SA)Under Suspicion by Lee Rosevere (CC BY)Snowmen by Kai Engel (CC BY)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Muse Storytelling has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

With the release of the Rogue One teaser trailer last week, I had to do something special to commemorate it. So today we ponder the question: is Star Wars science fiction...or fantasy?Whether or not Star Wars is science fiction or fantasy is one of those questions that can send you spiraling down a geeked-out debate faster than Matthew McConaughey falling into a black hole. Today we speak with a number of filmmakers, podcasters and cinephiles who all chime in.In this episode we hear from:Show regulars (and fellow Star Wars geek) JD and his geek-tolerant wife Yolanda CochranMovie and entertainment journalist Clarke Wolfe (frequent Collider Movie Talk co-host)Fellow Podcastica Network podcaster Remi Lavictoire of the Sci-Fi Movie PodcastJoin the conversation on Facebook and let us know your thoughts.Videos and Podcasts MentionedThe mini-episode of "Ask Science Mike" where he describes lightsabers.Germain Lussier's interview with Rian Johnson to explain "Looper" plotholes.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance, the music in this episode:Neptun (Heading for Something) by Minus (CC BY-SA)Dance of the Sugar Plumb Fairy by Kevin MacLeod (CC BY)In a Moment by Lee Rosevere (CC BY-SA)Click here to learn about Creative Commons licenses and meanings.Muse Storytelling has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.

We conclude our look at rebel filmmaker Quentin Tarantino with a discussion of the provocative nature of Tarantino's work.There's probably no filmmaker alive today who elicits the kind of visceral emotion and discussion as Quentin Tarantino. Every one of the eight feature films he's directed (and even the ones where he's just the credited writer) have some dialog and/or visuals that will either offend you and/or make you squirm in discomfort. From the excessive, almost cartoonish violence, to his treatment of women to his infamous use of the N-word. Tarantino knows how to push buttons. But does his button-pushing truly serve the story, or is it just a device to provoke you? That's what this week's guests discuss with me. Two weeks ago we looked at Tarantino the AUTEUR. Today we look at Tarantino, the PROVOCATEUR.Starring...In this episode we hear from:Show regulars JD and Yolanda Cochran (indie filmmaker and production executive, respectively)Hurlbut Visuals CEO Lydia HurlbutMusic video director Isaac DeitzMovie and entertainment journalists Clarke Wolfe (frequent Collider Movie Talk co-host) and David Griffin (of Collider TV Talk)Founder and CEO of Stage 32, Richard "RB" BottoAlex Ferrari, filmmaker and host of the Indie Film Hustle PodcastMuse Storytelling has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance (excluding music heard in the movie clips used), the music in this episode:We Always Thought the Future Would Be Kind of Fun by Chris Zabriskie. CC BYSomething (Bonus Track) by Kai Engel. CC BYOut of Light by Portrayal. CC BYReferent Power by Cullah.CC BY-SAMy Dignity by Cullah. CC BY-SABeyond Something Beautiful by Scott Holmes. CC BYStill...Living..Alive by PC III. CY BYThe Rising Sun by Cullah. CC By-SABrooks by Kai Engel. CC BY

A few weeks ago I posted my "best of..." series, and made a comment that sparked a great conversation with show regular Yolanda Cochran (former head of physical production at Alcon Entertainment). The comment was part of my "moral to the story" summary for the "Women in Film" series episode from last fall (daredreamer.fm/wif3). Essentially I said that one of the things women should do to gain parity with men in Hollywood is to act and think like a man.But should they? Yolanda has a different take on the topic and that is the basis for today's discussion. I'd love to get your take on this topic. Comment here or join the discussion at our Facebook page: facebook.com/radiofilmschool.Also in this episode is a short clip from one of our fellow Podcastica network shows, the Sci-Fi Movie podcast. It's a clip from their "Top 5 Robots in Sci-Fi" and they define the parameters that make a cyborg. Stillmotion has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Legally License Music for Your ProductionIf you need to legally license music for your productions, from every genre, look no further than Song Freedom. Click here and use offer code radio for a one-time Standard Gold Level license worth $30.Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance (excluding music heard in the movie clips used), the music in this episode includes:Boulevard St. Germaine by Jahzzar. CC BY-SAThrough Another Man's Eyes by Cullah. CC BY-SA

With a directorial filmography that only has 8 feature films, Quentin Tarantino has made an indelible mark on the cinematic landscape and has solidified his spot in cinematic history. We explore why.Ever since his bold and brilliant 1992 feature film, "Reservoir Dogs", Quentin Tarantino has been an undeniable force in cinema. From his encyclopedic knowledge of film history, to his bold imagery, to his captivating dialog, to his iconic characters, and of course, his controversial rhetoric, every Tarantino film release is an event.Today we continue our "Filmmakers with Style" series by looking at the work of the "filmmaker's filmmaker." And in true Tarantino form, this episode is 1) long (our longest "regular" episode to date) and 2) "Volume 1". In this volume we look at Tarantino the auteur. In volume II we'll look at Tarantino the provocateur.In this 8-chapter episode, we'll explore such themes as:The meta element of Tarantino's dialog as a metaphor for Tarantino himself as filmmakerHis use of music how the music is itself a "character"How, despite the fact he borrows so heavily from other classic or obscure films, he's still able to make it his ownAnd so much moreStay tuned past the credits for a special bonus segment as well.Starring...In this episode we hear from:Music video director Isaac DeitzShow regular Brandon McCormick of Whitestone Motion PicturesMovie and entertainment journalists David Griffin (of Collider TV Talk) and Clarke Wolfe (frequent Collider Movie Talk co-host)Adorama's "Through the Lens" director Sal D'aliaKevin Shahinian of Pacific PicturesFilmmaker and Thunderdome filmmaker, Jonn GabrielDirector and Shot Lister and Script Speaker creator Zach Lipovsky, andHurlbut Visuals CEO Lydia HurlbutDirector and CEO of Cut.com, Mike GastonJeff Barry, director of "Occupy, Texas" Stillmotion has a New Class - "Conducting Remarkable Interviews"Stillmotion's Muse Storytelling is the process they use to tell the kind of stories that has helped them garner five Emmys, and go from shooting weddings to shooting the Super Bowl. They also have a brand new course on their site called “Conducting Remarkable Interviews” and it’s based on years of experience in the field and research of psychology, sociology, and neurology. Go to learnstory.org to learn more.Legally License Music for Your ProductionIf you need to legally license music for your productions, from every genre, look no further than Song Freedom. Click here and use offer code radio for a one-time Standard Gold Level license worth $30. Grow in Your Craft and CareerWe're also supported by YOU, the listeners. Become a Dare Dreamer FM Premium member and gain access to bonus episodes, ebooks, templates, and other resources to help you grow in your craft and career.Music in this EpisodeIn order of appearance (excluding music heard in the movie clips used), the music in this episode includes:Kiss Kiss Bang Bang by Blue Stahli. Courtesy of Song Freedom. All rights reserved.I Got One Thing by Cullah. CC BY-SAWinter Mvt 1 Allegro non molto by John HarrisonWander and Ramble by Cullah. CC BY-SAWestern Firefight 2 by Cullah. CC BY-SALights in Jars by Dream City Orchestra. Courtesy of Song Freedom. All rights reserved.Beast Mode by CuzOH. CC BYBreak the Sun by Cullah. CC BY-SASpaghetti Western by Stick Figure. CC BYOld Western Firefight by Cullah. CC BY-SADirect to Video by Chris Zabriskie. CC BYMy Dignity by Cullah. CC BY-SAThe Final Days of the Space Cowboys by Various Artists. CC BY SADrums of War to Drums of Peace by Cullah. CC BY-SA

If you've ever had a desire to start (or finish) that passion project, THIS is the episode for you. In all the years I've interviewed creatives from filmmaking to photography to music, a common theme I always hear is the necessity and desire to produce passion projects and personal work. In today's "Short Ends" episode, you will be inspired to complete your own. You'll glean insights into both the artistic and commercial justifications for doing personal work.I follow up on my own journey to produce my passion project "Mixed in America," first referenced in RFS episode 3 "S.O.S. Atlantis." You'll hear me share some raw emotions via audio diaries I kept during the production.You'll hear from Vimeo darlings Dan Riordan and Dana Saint of Gnarly Bay Productions. They share why they do personal work and how it's helped their business.Canadian filmmaker Brent Foster of Foster Visuals shares how regret led him to produce his popular personal project "While I'm Here: The Legacy Project."Finally, you'll be inspired by the words of Atlanta filmmaker Brandon McCormick of Whitestone Motion Pictures on why he perseveres as a filmmaker, despite dark times.Music in this EpisodeIn a dramatic change from the norm, ALL the music from today's episode is courtesy of Song Freedom. Tune in to learn how you can get a free song. Click here to see the Song Freedom mixtape with all the songs. Here's a list of songs used:"How Sweet You Are" - Opening"Thinking",which starts at 8:28 (the two songs prior to that are part of Gnarly Bay's videos. See below)"Scars" - during Brent's interview"Candle Light" at 15:14"Gravity" - final song through the creditsVideosCheck the blog post for this episode to see the short films mentioned in this episode.

This episode's questionI'm looking for a new job. And I'm considering a couple of different kinds of jobs. So do I need a separate resume for each type of job that I'm applying for?   What you'll learn - How to stop wasting your time submitting resumes to recruiters and hiring managers who throw it in the trash or overlook your awesomeness. - How to get noticed by talent management "bots" - the automated tools that are screening you as a candidate before a human ever sees your resume. - The big secret to getting hiring managers and recruiters to give your resume more than the 10 second skim. Hint: make it all about them.   Resource of the episode Pinterest inspiration boards for Killer Visual Resumes to differentiate yourself and catch the eye of a recruiter. There's also a board on resume writing tips and interviewing tips.   Tweetable of the episodeIn the world of resumes, if you make recruiters do work to see how your skills are relevant, they will move along to someone who doesn't. via @careerpodcast