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Rob and Matt are back to guide you through all things Stardom this week, and in the absence of a lot of shows to talk about, there is an abundance of news to get through!They chat about the unfortunate Mayu situation, Koguma's return, a random PPV, more details dropping about Rossy-Vice Wrestling, the Tora Family, some excellent prelude tags between STARS and EXV and the apparent real reason Giulia dropped the belt to Tam back in April of 2023Subscribe to our PATREON: https://patreon.com/TheStardomCastCheck out the revamped website: https://thestardomcast.comSubscribe to the Podcast: https://linktr.ee/TheStardomCastJoin our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/bbDcAwcTwitter: https://www.twitter.com/thestardomcastFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/thestardomcastTwitch: https://www.twitch.tv/thestardomcastBuy our Merch: https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/po...YouTube: https://tinyurl.com/2s4zrf3rBuy Rob's Stardom Book - Living The Dream: Stardom's 10th Anniversary in Review Right Here: https://tinyurl.com/5n962awbCastAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Karen Gamba is a PR, networking, and business strategist as well as the CEO and co-founder of the ExV Agency. With locations in Atlanta, New York, and Hong Kong, ExV Agency creates out-of-the-box digital events, elevated branded narratives, and distinctive visibility campaigns for clients looking to expand their reach, reputation, and revenue. Here, she discusses the importance of authenticity, the challenges of producing unscripted content, and her relationship with business partner Frank Carlisi. Key Takeaways:- The power of authenticity- The problem with producing unscripted content- How to be vulnerable in a professional setting- ExV's new Grow Your Brand MasterclassEpisode Timeline:1:30 How did ExV get its unique name?4:25 How Karen started the company with Frank Carlisi 8:45 What makes an event innovative? 9:30 The importance of bringing together professionals of different age groups10:45 Pushing the envelope of vulnerability12:00 How to be authentic in a professional setting13:00 Making authentic connections16:10 How Tod gets authentic interviews on PR 36017:30 The perils of creating unscripted television21:30 Handling creative criticism23:20 The lightning-in-a-bottle paradox25:00 ExV's new webinar Grow Your Brand Masterclass to help emerging business owners navigate the PR worldThis episode's guest:• Karen Gamba• ExV's website• Follow Karen on LinkedIn• Learn more about the Grow Your Brand Masterclass Join the conversation by leaving a comment!Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's conversation is shared with Karen Gamba who is is a visionary leader with a passion for personal branding and authentic connections. As CEO and Co-Founder of the ExV Agency, her creative approach to campaigns for individuals and businesses is disrupting the PR and content production industry. She is now spearheading ExV's expansion in Asia, with a focus on networking practices, media training, and personal branding. Karen shares the importance of being resilient through different life circumstances and being appreciative of every single moment whether good, bad or ugly. Listen on your preferred audio platform. 

The Real Estate Tech Guru Craig Grant joins Monica on the show today to do a tech overview in the real estate industry. They discuss several different tech items that are around or will be around in the next 5-10 years, and how this will directly affect REALTORS® and agents. This is a great episode to familiarize yourself with tech concepts that are prevalent in today’s real estate climate.   The first tech item they talk about is the next generation of cars. Right now cars are starting to integrate with smartphones and AI; down the pipeline, there will be developments that will change real estate. 100% autonomous driving is going to change the look of a car, and what kinds of garages and car-related amenities people will need.   Smart homes are growing more than we realize. Over 50% of US households have a smart speaker, like Amazon Alexa or Google Home. You can get three smart devices and qualify yourself as a smart house. Smart house technology is going to continue to grow, especially now that younger generations are interested in real estate. Smart home technology can also provide companionship for the aging generations. For safety, it is crucial that your devices and your network are locked or password protected. Craig talks about a few other things to think about as a REALTOR® in a smart home.   The third piece in the tech world is internet-based tools. Today, most agents rarely have to go into the office because the cloud allows people to be more mobile and work remotely, rather than in a physical office. EXV is one of the fastest-growing companies, and they do everything through an internet portal. Craig and Monica also talk about the tech arms race and the implications on REALTORS®.   Big data and predictive analysis is the collection of massive amounts of information, then using that data to predict what will happen in the future. This stuff already exists in the real estate market, but there are developments that will allow it to work with your MLS. It’s like getting coupons on the things you already buy.   Artificial intelligence is when a computer is learning your behaviors, and attempting to act like a human. The most common form of this is a chatbot, where a computer is available to respond to clients at any time of the day. In the next few years, we may see where your CRM can basically work as your personal assistant. AI also influences algorithms. This helps both buyers and sellers by providing more detailed searches and descriptions.   Craig and Monica talk about some cybersecurity concerns, and what type of things REALTORS® have control over. Most don’t realize how many problems they could create in the tech/legal world. Agents often collect more information than they really need. They talk about some of the specific types of information we don’t need and encourage REALTORS® to just stop collecting it. PII and wire transfer fraud are the two biggest offenders when it comes to cybersecurity concerns. Letting vendors handle this information can remove you from these situations. Craig talks about some other things you can put into practice to help protect you from data breaches.   iBuyers are another facet of technology in the real estate market. The problem with the iBuyer model is that while the sales pitch is awesome, they wrap in other costs in the inspection and closing costs. People who sell their house through an iBuyer are losing about 15% in a transaction.   Augmented reality is being used with virtual staging, and virtual reality could be used to do a rendering on a property before anything is even built. While augmented reality is already mainstream, virtual reality will be mainstream in probably the next 10-15 years.   The last tech item they talk about is 3D printing homes (contour printing). It’s already happening, and the idea is that you can build an entire house all through 3D printing. This would greatly diminish the time spent to build a house, as well as money spent on labor. The major builders are working on this to see how they can build entire communities.   Most REALTORS® are scared of the technology, but this stuff will help the business. Don’t be afraid to reach out and learn new things — you never know how it will boost your business!   Tweetables:   “Your relationships are still the best way for you to get business and maintain business, and that’s what people want in the real estate business. That’s going to be what we carry on into the future as we adapt to these things.” — Monica   “I think a REALTOR® needs to understand it, they need to learn how to sell against it, and give their customers options and realize it’s out there.” — Craig   Guest Links:    https://craiggrant.info https://reti.us Consumer Electronics Show   Additional Links: OnlineLearning.REALTOR for NAR Online Education Training4RE.com — List of Classroom Courses from NAR and its affiliates   CRD@REALTORS.org   Host Information: Monica Neubauer Speaker/Podcaster/REALTOR® Monica@MonicaNeubauer.com FuntentionalLiving.com FranklinTNxBlog.com   Additional Bio:   In addition to being the CEO of RETI.us, the Real Estate Industry’s Online Home for Technology Education, it is because Craig Grant has an amazing ability to present technology topics in a fun and easy to follow way that the average REALTOR® can not only understand it but go home and apply the knowledge and tools they need to succeed in today’s fast-changing real estate marketplace.   With over 150 speaking engagements around the country each year, including some of the industry’s top events with sessions for NAR, many state associations, national franchises and more, it is easy to see why Craig is considered the Real Estate Tech Guru.   Craig has a collection of very popular classes that deal with helping today’s REALTORS® use all facets of technology, the Internet, websites, social media and more in their business and daily lives and would be a great addition to your educational calendar.   Background Craig Grant grew up loving all things technology and the Internet. After graduating from the University of Florida he spent nearly a decade as the regional manager and corporate trainer of the New York Times Regional Media Group. Craig then created The Real Estate Technology Institute (RETI) and EasyRealtySites, two companies whose focus is on creating partnerships with REALTOR® associations and companies and helping elevate their members through technology education, training, and solutions.   Craig is a certified GRI, CRS, e-Pro® and RPR® Instructor for all technology and marketing courses, a member of the GRI Task Force & former Chairman of the Florida REALTORS® Education and Technology Committee.   In his spare time (that isn’t spent online) Craig is a sports fanatic who can be found participating in or watching sporting events with family and friends.

In Episode 4 of Religiosity, we have a candid conversation with Colette Cole who tells the story of her upbringing and escape from the Pentecostal holy roller cult in Canada. Listen in for a beautiful story of resilience and inner strength as Colette overcame an abusive past and found her voice despite the odds. 

This week's guest is the author, scholar, and historian Diana Butler Bass. Ms. Bass has written several books on church history and American Christianity. In this conversation, we discuss her life of faith through the lens of her recently re-released memoir *Strength for the Journey: A Pilgrimage of Faith in Community*. We also discuss the impact of the 2016 election on evangelicalism, and the state of American Christianity today. To order her memoir, click here: http://amzn.to/2FtuweL (affiliate link) To pre-order her upcoming book *Grateful: The Transformative Power of Giving Thanks*, click here: http://amzn.to/2DX79gy (affiliate link) Visit dianabutlerbass.com to learn more about her work and sign up for her twice-monthly newsletter: http://dianabutlerbass.com/ Thanks to my loyal Patreon supporters for helping make this show possible. Support Exvangelical by visiting patreon.com/exvangelicalpod. Join the Exvangelical Facebook community! https://www.facebook.com/groups/332199817139241/ Follow Blake on Twitter @brchastain and follow Exv on Twitter @exvangelicalpod. Music: Intro: "Night Owl" by Broke for Free Interlude 1: "Resurrection Fern" by Iron & Wine Interlude 2: "Freedom Hangs Like Heaven" by Iron & Wine Outro: "Pagan Angel and a Borrowed Car" by Iron & Wine

Introducing "Reverence & Wonder," the Patron-only series. Reverence and wonder are at the heart of any sense of spirituality I've ever understood. These twin sentiments keep me going. They are not strictly bound by religion, though they can encompass it. They can reach out and envelope the world. They recast the mundane. For $1/month, you'll gain access to these twice-monthly minisodes. More details in the episode! Support the show: patreon.com/exvangelicalpod. Don't forget to vote on a book for Exv to discuss on Twitter: https://twitter.com/i/moments/892585208184221696

Kyle Parton, Director of Epiphany Publishing, talks with me about teenage adventures in Wal-Mart evangelism, key markers of evangelicalism, war, other faith traditions, and alternate models of salvation (aka, "Finding a Substitute for Penal Substitution"). (This conversation was initially released as episode 8 of Exv.) Check out Epiphany Publishing: epiphanypublishing.us Follow Kyle on Twitter: twitter.com/kylecparton Follow Exvangelical on Twitter/Like Us on Facebook: @exvangelicalpod facebook.com/exvangelicalpod Follow Blake on Twitter: @brchastain Intro Music: "Corpus Christi Carol" by Jeff Buckley itunes.apple.com/us/album/corpus-…0474?i=385560483 Outro Music: "Eternal Life" by Jeff Buckley itunes.apple.com/us/album/eternal…0474?i=385560485