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This week our guest is author Timothy Symington. Toasts were more than just an excuse to raise a glass, but they were powerful political statements made in an ever-changing world. For more information visit www.allthingsliberty.com. 

On This Episode Of Talking Junk We Sit Down With Entrepreneur Manny L To Talk About His New Vegan Energy Bars.... Manny L is an entrepreneur whose mission is to bring healthy, sustainable, and nutritious products to his local community. Manny believes that health and taste does not have to be mutually exclusive. Having held prominent positions in F500 companies, and being a former CPA - Manny brings a unique perspective to small business. As a business leader Manny leverages the learnings that he's acquired over years of leadership experience, implementing tools such as automation and Lean Six Sigma to help us do more with less. So Come And Join Us As We Take A Deep Dive Into Manny L's Journey To Bettering His Community Through Better Eating Habits & Where This Will Take Him Going Forward... As Always If You Miss This Live Veiwing You Can Catch It In The Archives Wherever You Listen To Podcasts So Visit The Website And Subscribe For Immediate Talking Junk Network Updates For All TJN Shows... www.talkingjunknetwork.com #vegan #plantbased #veganfood #vegetarian #healthyfood #food #crueltyfree #healthy #organic #glutenfree #veganlife #foodie #healthylifestyle #foodporn #govegan #veganrecipes #vegansofig #love #veganism #instafood #natural #whatveganseat #veganfoodshare #vegano #health #fitness #talkingjunknetwork #skincare #foodphotography #talkingjunkthepodcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talking-junk/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talking-junk/support

Jason joins Laura and Chirag for a brief chat, catching up on what they've been up to since they last recorded together, the future of The Nevers, and the new showrunner. They also try to figure out when the series will return and announce a new project. Plus, they answer your submitted letters. Please rate, review and subscribe to The Nevers Podcast. Your support goes a long way in helping us to grow our community and reach more listeners. For even more content on The Nevers, visit our website at hbothenevers.com and follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube @hbothenevers and @theneverspodcast Your feedback is always appreciated. Send comments, questions and topic suggestions to: theneverspodcast@gmail.com Music by: Guilherme Moraes Produced & edited by Matthew at Culture Inject Studios.

We're off this week. Lots happening. Rob added a member to the family, Andrew discovered a new strain of pain, and Steve tubed too hard. We are so grateful to you our listeners, and hope to have you back next week for our Andrew Kolb episode. Steve and Zach will just take a few minutes to tell you what we have planned for the summer, and suggest a few podcasts for you to check out this week. Huzza!Steves: 1. One Shot 2. Storybreak 3. Appendix N Book Club Zachs: 1. Dr. Gameshow 2. DLC 3. Fall of Civilizations Epiclevelsrapgods.comPatreonInstagramTwitterFacebookYou can support us via Patreon for early episode releases, bonus map content, extra art, access to our discord server, and lots of other exclusive goodies.Subscribe to us on your favorite podcast player, leave a comment and tell your friends.Get nerd merch and stay up to date at EpicLevelsRapGods.comThe Epic Levels Mad Dungeon podcast is hosted by Andrew Bellury, Rob Bellury & Steve Albertson.Produced by Zach Cowan.Theme song by Epic Levels and beat by Inner Resting AKA Mason Grant who also makes tabletop games that you can purchase at Gamma Wave Games.© 2021 Epic Levels. All characters in this adventure–even those based on real people–are entirely fictional.

Well, can you believe it, we've made it to Episode 10 and to celebrate the occasion, we've come up with a really good podcast (to be fair, they've all been pretty good haven't they). It was such a pleasure meeting and talking with John McDonnell, one of the elders of Left wing politics in the UK. So much knowledge, so much perspective, so much honesty and integrity, but beyond all that, such a genuinely nice person. We covered a lot of ground, including a stunning description of life as a constituency MP, John's optimistic future for the Left, and most importantly, how his lessons on the trombone are coming along. All good stuff! Thanks again to Hurricane for the production work, and also for the added excellent special intro music for our guest. You are really appreciated Huzza, by both me and Thelma, and also by our listeners. If you enjoy listening to this podcast please subscribe, share, and tell your friends. Thank you.

Welcome to our Side Quest. We take a break from crafting dungeons, and chat about the hot topics. This week we discuss the games we have been playing, Dungeon Mayhem, Puzzles, Valheim, Super Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, Mystic Punks, and Gloomhaven.  The new Tiamat figure is out, and it's big....really big, and Andrew wants one. Don't confuse all figures for Hero Clicks, Andrew will tell you what they really are. The best way to be social on a plane trip is to play Mario Kart with a seat buddy. Finally we discuss Game book organizations, their merits and pains. Huzza!Epiclevelsrapgods.comPatreonInstagramTwitterFacebookYou can support us via Patreon for early episode releases, bonus map content, extra art, access to our discord server, and lots of other exclusive goodies.Subscribe to us on your favorite podcast player, leave a comment and tell your friends.Get nerd merch and stay up to date at EpicLevelsRapGods.comThe Epic Levels Mad Dungeon podcast is hosted by Andrew Bellury, Rob Bellury & Steve Albertson.Produced by Zach Cowan.Theme song by Epic Levels and beat by Inner Resting AKA Mason Grant who also makes tabletop games that you can purchase at Gamma Wave Games.© 2021 Epic Levels. All characters in this adventure–even those based on real people–are entirely fictional.Index: Flux capacitorJam BoardDark GuideStar warsAT-ATRoboCopHero ClicksGloomhaven Early Access Video game- https://store.steampowered.com/app/780290/Gloomhaven/FrosthavenFinal Fantasy TacticsSteamValheimDungeons and DragonsKyle ferrinMondoteesWizzkids - tabletop miniaturesTiamatStormkings thunderRvia turusElvis impersonatorsEd GreenwoodRosevelt Hotel7-upMini'sCollectables Miniature GameMage KnightCrimson skyMagic the GatheringMichaelsMarvel ComicsDC ComicsTeenage Mutant Ninja TurtlesHellboyWalMartOrcusThe Abyss9 Hells5 Headed DragonRed SonjaGoddess of EnvyInvidiaAstonishing swordsmanRulecyclopediaPathfinderPaizoBibleJesusMonster of the WeekFateDungeon Crawl ClassicShadowrunJordan wiseman

Episode Two - More chat from Thelma and Tom about political events, mainly but not totally on the Left of the political spectrum. Plus our first ever guest, Rebecca Long Bailey, who it turns out has pretty forthright views on almost all topics, including among other things, lockdown, the environment, and the Socialist Campaign Group. A special thank you to Rebecca for agreeing to come on to our podcast as our first ever guest - we hope you will come back again very soon. And another special thank you to our producer and resident musician, Hurricane Rodriguez. I'll be honest here, we did have a few issues with the recording - so utterly relieved to say Huzza has saved the day. If you enjoy listening to our podcast, please help us to reach a bigger audience by remembering to review, share and subscribe. You can contact us on thelmaandtom@gmail.com And finally, a big shout out for my friend Dave Middleton, and his great podcast, Socialist Hour, on Mixcloud. Give it a listen - it's very good.

Huzza! Episode four is there! One of Cath's favourite! Thanks to pedulum-chronometry on Tumblr for their suggestion of this week's theme! Jasper audio had severed problem and we had to go to video call which makes the audio less than ideal, thank you for your understanding! TW: Sexual Assault Talk (22:30-25:01), Abusive Relationship (25:01-25:30), Suicidal thoughts (55:52-56:45) To read more about the Standford Prison Experiment you can read about it here: https://bit.ly/2gh02T9. Cath also suggest you the movie Das Experiment that shows the experiment but explore how far it could have gone if they didn't stop it. Don't forget our patreon is: patreon.com/fillorians Follow us on social media! Twitter: @fillorians FB: fb.me/FilloriansUnited tumblr: filloriansunited.tumblr.com Email: filloriansunited@gmail.com

Huzza the curse is finally lifted, England have beaten Australia!  In this episode, several Duran Duran wannabe's, one returning sheep farmer and the bloke with some seriously embarrassing skid marks. All that plus a look at some controversial dismissals, on YOUR cricket podcast! #BringVinceHome  

In Episode #236, Eric and Neil discuss maximizing the effectiveness of your live stream sessions. Tune in to learn how you can use your live stream sessions to increase traffic, and how you can repurpose the live content for other, more evergreen, purposes.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: How to Maximize Your Live Stream Sessions 00:44 – Simulcast using Wirecast and Huzza 01:10 – You can hit both Facebook and Youtube at the same time 01:25 – Prior to the day of the live streaming, do promos and an email blast 01:35 – Let people know you're about to live stream 01:50 – The more people you let know about your live stream, the higher your viewership will be 01:58 – If your video does well, go to Rev and have the video transcribed 02:24 – Most people watch videos with the transcription 02:57 – Take the video from the live session and repurpose it 03:35 – Doing this can double your viewership 03:43 – During a live interview session, get the people being interviewed to share the video with their communities 04:07 – Chalene Johnson does a live stream with Q&A and repurposes that video 04:53 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: Simulcast your live video—try to be on every platform. Do an email blast and promotions before your live video – let people know what's coming and viewership will increase! Repurpose your video for other content and maximize it use. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #236, Eric and Neil discuss maximizing the effectiveness of your live stream sessions. Tune in to learn how you can use your live stream sessions to increase traffic, and how you can repurpose the live content for other, more evergreen, purposes.  Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Maximize Your Live Stream Sessions 00:44 – Simulcast using Wirecast and Huzza 01:10 – You can hit both Facebook and Youtube at the same time 01:25 – Prior to the day of the live streaming, do promos and an email blast 01:35 – Let people know you’re about to live stream 01:50 – The more people you let know about your live stream, the higher your viewership will be 01:58 – If your video does well, go to Rev and have the video transcribed 02:24 – Most people watch videos with the transcription 02:57 – Take the video from the live session and repurpose it 03:35 – Doing this can double your viewership 03:43 – During a live interview session, get the people being interviewed to share the video with their communities 04:07 – Chalene Johnson does a live stream with Q&A and repurposes that video 04:53 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: Simulcast your live video—try to be on every platform. Do an email blast and promotions before your live video – let people know what’s coming and viewership will increase! Repurpose your video for other content and maximize it use. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #226, Eric and Neil discuss how to get started with public speaking. Tune in to learn several ways to find those speaking gigs, how it helps publicize your brand, and the benefits of using live, social media platforms for public speaking. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today’s topic: How to Get Started with Public Speaking 00:35 – Neil shares about his first talk which was for Wikipedia 00:51 – Neil shares how to get public speaking spots 00:53 – Go to people, find conferences in your niche, and send them an application 01:00 – Make sure your application is thorough 01:13 – Add your social following in your application 01:31 – Record a video on why you are a good fit as a speaker 01:40 – It’s okay not to do well on your first speaking gig, but you’ll get used to it over time 01:49 – It takes time and just apply to be a speaker 02:05 – Apply to small and localized conferences 03:00 – Eric shares how he did on his first speaking gig 03:10 – When you first speak in front of people, it’s not about you, but what you can give to your audience and how you make them feel 03:29 – Make your audiences do one thing that will stick with them 03:40 – Eric asks the organizers about the audience 04:12 – Neil shares about the pay 04:20 – Neil normally charges from $40-50 04:42 – If you’re starting out, your goal is personal branding 04:55 – You can also do your own speaking with Facebook or YouTube Live 05:20 – From there, you can try getting into conferences 05:30 – A recorded YouTube video has more reach than speaking in conferences 05:36 – You can get invited to conferences because of your podcast or YouTube videos 05:54 – Leverage Facebook and YouTube Live as they’re free 06:13 – Use Wirecast or Huzza to simulcast your video into different social media channels 06:33 – That’s it for today’s episode! 3 Key Points: If you’re just starting out, focus on your personal branding as opposed to getting paid. Find conferences in your niche and send them a thorough application. Leverage social media channels’ live features – it’s free and can get you more reach. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

In Episode #226, Eric and Neil discuss how to get started with public speaking. Tune in to learn several ways to find those speaking gigs, how it helps publicize your brand, and the benefits of using live, social media platforms for public speaking. Time Stamped Show Notes: 00:27 – Today's topic: How to Get Started with Public Speaking 00:35 – Neil shares about his first talk which was for Wikipedia 00:51 – Neil shares how to get public speaking spots 00:53 – Go to people, find conferences in your niche, and send them an application 01:00 – Make sure your application is thorough 01:13 – Add your social following in your application 01:31 – Record a video on why you are a good fit as a speaker 01:40 – It's okay not to do well on your first speaking gig, but you'll get used to it over time 01:49 – It takes time and just apply to be a speaker 02:05 – Apply to small and localized conferences 03:00 – Eric shares how he did on his first speaking gig 03:10 – When you first speak in front of people, it's not about you, but what you can give to your audience and how you make them feel 03:29 – Make your audiences do one thing that will stick with them 03:40 – Eric asks the organizers about the audience 04:12 – Neil shares about the pay 04:20 – Neil normally charges from $40-50 04:42 – If you're starting out, your goal is personal branding 04:55 – You can also do your own speaking with Facebook or YouTube Live 05:20 – From there, you can try getting into conferences 05:30 – A recorded YouTube video has more reach than speaking in conferences 05:36 – You can get invited to conferences because of your podcast or YouTube videos 05:54 – Leverage Facebook and YouTube Live as they're free 06:13 – Use Wirecast or Huzza to simulcast your video into different social media channels 06:33 – That's it for today's episode! 3 Key Points: If you're just starting out, focus on your personal branding as opposed to getting paid. Find conferences in your niche and send them a thorough application. Leverage social media channels' live features – it's free and can get you more reach. Leave some feedback: What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below. Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review. Connect with us: NeilPatel.com Quick Sprout Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel Twitter @ericosiu

We are joined by Michael Sharkey from the Talent Show and Zen Shark Media who helps people shape their content. Firetalk is dead and we've moved to huzza.io 3:50 What does a producer do for the show? 6:23 What is a typical day like in radio? 10:50 Any thoughts on keeping your thoughts organized 13:42 Heilo insights its twitter with audio 15:50 International Podcast Day 18:55 Behind the scenes stories of Radio - its chaos 21:44 Podcast Bingo - A quick sample of a Random Podcast NEJM Podcast 27:26 Bad Audio vs Good Content - Gary V 31:40 Thanks to our Awesome Supporters 33:-02 Dave's domain addiction just cost him some big bucks. Need a domain? Go to Dave's Godaddy reseller account at www.coolerwebsites.com (the power of Godaddy and you can support Dave at the same time) 35:18 What does the chat room think of Huzza.io 36:18 International Podcast Day Grattitude Award insights with Daniel J Lewis of the Audacity to Podcast 42:08 Audio is important - There are exceptions 43:00 You never know who is listening - Sting story 45:30 International Podcast Day insights Pre-roll ads are being dropped 48:56 What other streaming platforms are people trying Ready to start a podcast? Join the School of Podcasting Today  

Livestream News with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Our guest is Mitch Jackson, who is leading the movement to raise awareness of the hazards of distracted driving. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Mitch Jackson is pioneering livestreaming for the legal profession. The 2013 California Trail Attorney of the Year, Mitch is a popular host on Periscope, Facebook Live and Huzza and content producer on SnapChat. Mitch is a featured speaker at livestreaming and social media marketing events, including the Periscope Community Summit and Social Media Marketing Week. Mitch co-hosts two weekly livestream shows: TheShow.Live with Jennifer Hoverstad and LawandOrder.com with Mike Bires. His website, http://streaminglawyer.com/ (Streaming.Lawyer), covers business and legal issues, offers actionable advice to people seeking to build their business or personal brand on social media and contains replays of his livestreams. Find Mitch on Twitter: @MitchJackson.

Today's question comes from Khizer, who has a question about growing his audience. How do I grow an email list at the beginning stages of my website? As a musician, are there any unique ways to gain attention? What are some platforms I can use to grow my listening audience or subscriber base? Khizer's website is at http://www.hizerk.com/. In this episode, I mention Huzza as a neat interactive tool for creators. Learn more about Huzza at http://www.huzza.io/. Do you have a question about growing your email list or building your audience? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Today's sponsor is TunnelBear. To learn more and to try TunnelBear for free, go to http://www.tunnelbear.com/askpat/.

Livestream News with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Nick Rishwain is an attorney and business development professional who serves as the Vice President of Client Relations & Development for http://experts.com/ (Experts.com), helping attorneys in locating a wide variety of expert witnesses and consultants for their litigation support needs. Nick is the founder and co-host of #LegalTech Live, promoting and evangelizing Legal Tech innovators and startups. He interviews CEO's and developers about their innovations, advancements, and disruption in the legal-technology sector. Nick also hosts #RoboticsLIVE, a social video / live streaming podcast covering startups, disruption, and advancements in robotics and artificial intelligence. He promotes robotics and AI companies, giving them a platform to share their stories. Nick recently joined Christian Karasiewicz as a co-host of #SocialChatter, which airs at 9pm ET, Thursdays on the Social Chefs account on Huzza and Facebook Live. Find Nick on Twitter: @ExpertsDotComVP.

A comparison of Firetalk, Crowdcast and Huzza, 3 platforms that enable multiple people on camera at the same time and are good for hosting interviews and talk shows. Presented by Ross Brand of http://LivestreamUniverse.com (http://LivestreamUniverse.com) and featuring Jonathan Tripp, Zef Zan and Rachel Moore. Related Blog Post: http://livestreamuniverse.com/which-livestream-platform-is-right-for-you/ Our Website: http://LivestreamUniverse.com Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxVjSYMq0ovIn6firEej49Q Recent feature on Jonathan Tripp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1NxkgUm2LMw Recent feature on Zef Zan: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX8QlNOTcJc Recent feature on Rachel Moore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QmLL21DAmJQ #LivestreamStars Interview with Jonathan Tripp: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yWUiOHvFGks #LivestreamStars interview with Rachel Moore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wi9xAb1l0yg Originally uploaded to YouTube (268 views)

Today shares his thought on Podcamp Pittsburgh, the death of blab.im, and what geese, Ringo Star, and Michael Phelps can teach podcasters. Comments 888-563-3228 The Messengers Are Coming! If you live within driving distance of Akron, Ohio you might want to make a trip this Saturday the 20th of August as the Film Crew of The Messengers (a documentary about podcasting) will be joining our Northeast Ohio Podcasters Meetup group from 3-4:30. They are going to share their story, some cool footage, and film out meeting as well. For more information go to www.neohiopodcasters.com If you haven't heard the behind the scenes podcast about the making of the movie, check out www.themessengersdoc.com/podcast Here is a recent write up about the podcast and movie (and it's not done yet). Attention Podcasters' Hangout Family... I'd like to take a moment and recognize Dave Jackson from The School of Podcasting for spending what has to be an ENORMOUS amount of time editing and producing a podcast that highlights "behind the scenes" for an upcoming film called The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary. The film is the brainchild of Executive Producer Chris Krimitsos and I also serve as Executive Producer myself. This film has taken us and the crew - Director , D.P. Willie L. Harper, and Lead Film Editor Saulo Zayas - literally into other countries to highlight the stories of how podcasters have used this medium to make a MAJOR impact in their communities and/or through their audience. This episode chronicles the back-story of our experience flying down to Guatemala to support and film mobile podcaster Shawn Smith's Now Is The Time Mission, where the organization serves villages living in extreme poverty through building and installing high efficiency stoves, laying down concrete floors inside homes, donating *tremendous* amounts of clothing, school supplies and other goods as well as lead a daily VBS program for all the kids of the villages they serve in... Shawn has been doing this every single year for over TEN years. At the end of each day, Shawn sits down to interview the volunteers about their experience and as you can imagine, these conversations get raw and emotional. These podcast episodes are then uploaded and shared with loved ones back home. This episode of our podcast for The Messengers: A Podcast Documentary highlights this trip and some our own experiences -- and emotions. I hope you take the time to listen to it and enjoy it, and also enjoy the level of production podcasting PRO Dave Jackson has poured into this. Thanks Dave, you are freaking amazingly talented. Join the email list and get access to behind the scenes footage by going to www.themessengersdoc.com Podcamp Pittsburgh In a slide show of the previous 11 years of Podcamp Pittsburgh, you could see where this event was well attended in the past. This year they had approximately 50 people. NOW HOLD ON, before you judging things just by numbers. For me, my goal is to find individuals who want to launch a podcast. I started off my opening keynote speech asking the intimate crowd how many of them already had podcasts. Very few hands went up. When I asked how many people didn't have a podcast yet, TONS of hands went up. So while this was an intimate group, it was a perfect group for me. So judging things by numbers only goes back to people looking at producers who love to share their huge numbers. They might think, "I wish I had those numbers" but what you don't know is how engaged that audience is. While there is no spam in podcasting, some people may not be that engaged with the host. For example, I get very little interaction from my Weekly Web Tools podcast. I love the show, and I love my listeners, but it's a fact that my School of Podcasting Audience is more engaged than the Weekly Web Tools audience. As always I go to events to network with some folks, Saturday night I got to meet some very cool people. I also got to hang out with some of my awesome Libsyn people (Elsie Escobar from Shepodcasts.com and Krystal O'Connor the mind and voice behind all the libsyn tutorials. Sometimes Different is Better Than Better In talking with someone at Podcamp Pittsburgh, they asked how not to sound monotonous. The person explained how they did a show where they asked the same questions to each guest. Now I could be wrong, but my knee-jerk reaction was to think that this person might be trying to follow in the steps of John Lee Dumas (who wouldn't? He makes millions of dollars with his podcast), but (and I've said this before) you will never out "John Lee Dumas the actual John Lee Dumas." You see, it comes to him naturally. I live in an apartment complex with a few lakes. Because of the lakes and the lovely surroundings, we have hundreds of geese. I see them all the time as I walk around my neighborhood getting some exercise. Last week I saw a goose where it looked like they ran out of black paint when they were painting his head. Typically a goose's head is black, with some white coming up from their neck. This goose looked like his head was white, and someone had sprinkled some black on his head (instead of the other way around). I don't know if the geese do this on purpose, but this goose is also separated from the rest of the geese by about 10 feet. When I ran into tonight, they were all by the lake; he was 30 feet away walking down the sidewalk. Now I see these geese every day. They all look identical. I could see the same goose day after day, and I wouldn't know it because they all look the same. That goose with the different paint job may be thinking to itself, "I wish I had more black on my head. I don't look like the other geese. I'm ugly. I stand out. " My point is because this goose is different and it DOES stand out. Embrace your uniqueness. There may another goose in that flock that can fly better, honk louder, and swim faster and I would never know because it looks like all the other geese. I do not notice them. Sure they may be "better" geese, but I don't remember them. The goose with the different paint job I will remember. I have one more example. Ringo Starr is probably one of the most famous drummers of all time. He has a specific style. These are due to a couple of things. One, he was born left handed but his Grandmother "made him" right handed. He still plays the drums with his primarily with his left hand. Meanwhile he plays drums that are designed for a right handed person. He also plays (as he describes it) with his "shoulders" and this often causes his snare drum to be just a shade late on hitting the beat. Many people say they can tell when he is behind the drums because his "wrong" style of playing delivers a unique style. In Ringo's case, different is better. So you may be thinking, I'm not like the other podcasters. I can't publish a daily show, I don't have a Heil PR40, I can't, I don't, etc. To this I say, It's not the tech. If you have nothing to say but have a great microphone, it won't matter. For the record, when John started HE looked DIFFERENT. Nobody had done a daily show for entrepreneurs. Michael Phelps Competition I didn't watch much of the Rio Olympics, but what I saw was very inspirational. Michael Phelps is the best swimmer of all time. The media was preparing for his final swim meets, and they were talking about who he would be up against. Different athletes were coming from different countries with different ages and speeds. These were Michael's competition. This was when I thought about swimming. It's not like his competition is in his lane blocking him from swimming. They weren't going to be grabbing his arms, or legs. The only person Michael Phelps had to beat was Michael Phelps. Podcasting is very much the same way. You are only as good as you last episode (for the most part), and we shouldn't shouldn't measure ourselves against other podcasters. We never have the full story, of what is going on behind the scenes of someone's podcast success. Obsessing over other podcaster's success takes your focus off your audience. Blab.im is Dead Here are some comments from their farewell letter We took a hackathon project that we built in 3 weeks and grew it from 0 users to → 3.9 million users in less than one year. The average daily user spent over 65 minutes per day on Blab The problem? According to their farewell letter, "Of the 3.9 million total users, only 10% (~400,000) came back on a regular basis." This is really stupid part of this statement is they provided a download link to the audio and video. People then took these files and put them on YouTube, and their Media hosts like Libsyn (use the promo code sopfree to get a free month). They also said, "Because the off-the-cuff, unpredictable nature of live streams make for terrible replays." You mean average untrained people are not masters of improv entertainment? They said, "But the majority of usage came from everyday people “just hanging out”. They weren’t making content; they were making friends." The best ‘content creators’ used it ~once a week, for ~2 hours. The people who were hanging out with friends used it 5–6 hours per day, every day. My team is here for one reason. To build a product that millions of people will use everyday. Another classic line which I respect is "For us; we would rather fail to try to achieve our mission than succeed at someone else’s mission." Here is another example of someone shooting for perfection (a life changing social network like Facebook), they missed the mark, and ended up on pretty good. Well, that wasn't their goal. To that, I can say I understand, but people hanging out and making friends will be much harder to monetize. In the meantime, I've moved over to firetalk.com and will be playing with Huzza.io Need Some Help With Your Podcast? I'm available for one on one consulting. 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Greetings! Welcome to the Holbrook New Media Audio Feed. We do audio, video, content creation, and that other stuff. holbrooknewmedia.com. We had a special guest today on Episode 11 of The Geoff & Jeffrey show, Ms. Ileane Smith. She is a social media guru extraordinaire, and a good friend of Jeffrey's. Here are some of the things we are talking about: Blab and Wirecast don't always play well together. Huge flooding in West Virginia with massive property damage and more than 20 killed. Flood Image Album by Aimee Mullinex Ramsey http://www.redcross.org/local/west-virginia Jeffrey's friends at the Cinema Toast Crunch Podcast had knee high water in their podcasting space. http://cinematoastcrunch.libsyn.com/podcast-space-flooded Something eerie... Jeffrey actually recorded over 15 minutes of the storm that flooded everyone out. Don't forget the victims once the news coverage subsides. http://holbrooknewmedia.com/2016/06/29/wv-flood-thunderstorm-recording-6-23-16-hnm003/ Why do people continue to live in chronic disaster areas? Geoff says there isn't much potential for natural disasters in Melbourne, Australia. Jeffrey recounts one of the most tragic deaths. History records show us that many people have lived with much more tragedy than we face. Bill Dewees charges $20 per finished minute on eLearning modules. Geoff likes how Bill covers both the voicing and the business side of voice over. http://www.billdewees.com/ Ms. Ileane tells it like it is. She is big time smarty pants. : http://ileanesmith.com She has been recording her podcast on Blab, but may be switching to Huzza. It is integrated with Patreon. https://huzza.io/ https://www.patreon.com/ The time to service social media is at a premium for most of us that work full time. Not sure of the future of Blab, and Ileane says you always have to have a plan "B". Here is were to find all of Ms. Ileane's tutorials for various social media platforms. http://youtube.com/msileanespeaks Online streaming is discussed by Geoff and Ileane while Jeffrey mainly listens since he really doesn't know much about it. hehehe! Geoff loves Larry Becker's short videos with cool video tips. Ms. Ileane is going to check it out. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPHRJZTubEomgFO8EiO-0YA Scott Kelby is a fancy photography and Adobe Photoshop guru guy. Jeffrey participated in a Kelby Photowalk in Charleston, West Virginia. https://www.youtube.com/user/kelbymediagroup Geoff made a video with Kolin the Koala. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzIqXJKm3gE The old TWAIN scanning acronym stands for Technology Without An Important Name. Using old computers for specialty uses that have been phased out in newer incarnations of software. Some people come to Blab to learn English. Ileane's Blog: http://ileanesmith.com Philadelphia podcasters meetup: http://ileanesmith.com/meetup Geoff's mother's birthday is on July 4th. We hope you enjoy the show! If you would like to receive the show notes in your email with links for things mentioned in episodes, go to holbrooknewmedia.com. On the right side of the page there is a place to subscribe to the blog. Geoff Blanchard is at geoffblanchard.com Jeffrey K. Holbrook's site is at holbrooknewmedia.com

Episode 32 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Rachel Moore is a talented livestreamer, social media professional, creator of the #LetsLivestream Twitter chat and contributing writer for Social Media Examiner. She is the owner, founder and chief social officer at http://really.social/ (Really.Social), “helping good people do social really well” and staying at the forefront of what's new in the social media landscape. #LetsLivestream Twitter ChatOn Wednesdays at 3pm ET, Rachel hosts the #LetsLivestream Twitter chat, the first and only TweetChat focused exclusively on livestreaming. It is a place where newcomers can learn what they need to know in order to become comfortable pressing the “go live” button. Rachel simulcasts the Twitter chat in a live video broadcast providing additional commentary and answering questions via Periscope or Facebook Live. She operates the #LetsLivestream Facebook group and serves as an admin for the #ReallySocialGood and Women of Snapchat Facebook groups. Laugh & Learn Social MediaRachel also hosts Laugh and Learn about Social Media Tuesdays at 2pm ET on Huzza. The first show of each month is a “Who's Who in Social Media” episode. Subsequent shows in each month focus, respectively, on “What's Happening in Social Media,” “When and Where to Use Social Media” and “How to Use Social Media.” Through over 20 years in corporate America, Rachel discovered her calling and career in the world of social media. The combination of technology, creativity, and communication was irresistible, and the draw to keep learning and engaging online renews with each morning. Rachel uses her experience in project management, office administration, marketing, graphic design, writing, and personable engagement to meet goals and make results happen. Rachel graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Communications from Colorado State University and has over 20 years of experience in office administration, management, and marketing. Find Rachel on the web at Really.Social. Her Twitter username is @Rachel_Really. Show TopicsChallenges facing small businesses in using social media Common mistakes made by small business owners on social Benefits of using live video for small businesses Personal social accounts vs business social accounts Rachel's background in broadcasting How Rachel uses Facebook Live Types of content Rachel posts on her Facebook page Simulcasting a video livestream of the #LetsLivestream Twitter chat Why Rachel prefers Facebook Live to Periscope Rachel's plans for the “Laugh & Learn Social Media” show How to promote your livestreams on social media

Today's question comes from Andrea, who wants to run a weekly question-and-answer session for her audience. What's the software for this? Andrea's site is http://godiaperfree.com/. For a recurring Q&A, I recommend GoToWebinar (http://www.askpat.com/gotowebinar). The other tools I recommend are WebinarNinja (https://webinarninja.co/; use discount code "patflynn") and Huzza (https://huzza.io/). The WordPress plugin I mention is Pretty Link (https://wordpress.org/plugins/pretty-link/). Do you have a question about webinars? Record it at http://www.askpat.com/. Today's sponsor is Freshbooks. Go to http://www.GetFreshBooks.com and enter "Ask Pat" for more information.

Livestream News with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Co-hosted by Coach Jennie. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Show TopicsOn June 9, 2016, #LivestreamNews covered first impressions of the new livestreaming platform Huzza.io. Many of the participants are looking for a platform to replace Blab, now that it is no longer a stable option for content creators. Huzza.io has a much stronger focus on content creation and show hosting than on social and commuity, but it still includes a robust chat and Q&A feature. Jonathan Tripp (host of Jonathan Tripp Live) and Dave Williams (Cancer Coach Network), Wendy Futrell Fore (Cash Live Mastery) and Amnon Nisson (Nisson Communications) joined the conversation on-camera. Jennie Mustafa-Julock, The Audacity Coach, helps driven individuals on the brink of something spectacular figure out how to astonish the heck out of themselves. Coach Jennie doesn't subscribe to the gentle encouragement coaching thing. She known for her signature cathartic shoves. And her BS-free approach to so-much-more-than-life coaching has been the catalyst for her clients to launch new businesses, publish their first books, negotiate career leaps, and adventure the world. If you're itching for a more fulfilling, adventurous, remarkable life but you're not quite sure how to make it happen…you need Coach Jennie.  Find her on the web at http://coachjennie.com/ (coachjennie.com) and The Audacity Lab on Facebook. She broadcasts Coach Jennie's Audacity Lab show live on Huzza.io. Coach Jennie also has a new book, Hilda, coming out in September 2016.

Livestream News with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Co-hosted by Coach Jennie. Our guest is video pro Monique Johnson. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Monique Johnson is a writer, speaker, YouTube personality and video creator who has created videos for the digital, health, and many more industries. She has also ventured into all aspects of media including blogging, social media, etc. Her company, Ehm Ooo Media, produces videos for businesses and brands that tell their unique story. Monique founded DIYMobileVideo.com, and teaches video production and camera presence for the web at BothSidesoftheCamera.com and MoniqueJohnson.com. Find Monique on Twitter and Instagram: @MoniqueOJohnson. Jennie Mustafa-Julock, The Audacity Coach, helps driven individuals on the brink of something spectacular figure out how to astonish the heck out of themselves. Coach Jennie doesn't subscribe to the gentle encouragement coaching thing. She known for her signature cathartic shoves. And her BS-free approach to so-much-more-than-life coaching has been the catalyst for her clients to launch new businesses, publish their first books, negotiate career leaps, and adventure the world. If you're itching for a more fulfilling, adventurous, remarkable life but you're not quite sure how to make it happen…you need Coach Jennie.  Find her on the web at http://coachjennie.com/ (coachjennie.com) and The Audacity Lab on Facebook. She broadcasts Coach Jennie's Audacity Lab show live on Huzza.io. Coach Jennie also has a new book, https://www.facebook.com/hildathebook/ (Hilda), coming out in September 2016.

Episode 17 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Jennifer Hoverstad is an attorney, social channel specialist, fan base creator and livestreamer. She serves as operations and project manager at O3 Creative, a digital marketing agency in Raleigh, North Carolina, where she is a member of the executive team, works directly with the CEO and Board of Advisors, consults with SMBs on social media strategies, and applies her legal and human resource background to lead the agencies' internal talent management and development initiatives. Jennifer is active on Persicope and co-hosts TheShow.Live on Huzza with fellow attorney Mitch Jackson, Mondays at 2pm ET. TheShow.Live focuses on livestreaming and related digital and social technologies. She also hosts a show about Craft Beer, On Tap + Unfiltered. Jennifer brings more than a decade of public speaking experience to livestreaming, including appearances on broadcast television. She has a BS in Business Management from North Carolina State University, an MS in Sport Studies from University of Tennessee and a JD from Elon University, where she studied international business in Vietnam and Singapore. Show TopicsThe book Jennifer is writing on non-traditional careers for lawyer Jennifer's career path from attorney and HR professional to digital marketing agency leader and livestreamer How she used social media to build her personal brand and change careers How HR departments use social media to recruit talent How HR can use livestreaming to enhance company employment branding Are organizations supportive of employees who livestream? Social media needs and concerns for SMBs How long does it take to see results from a social media campaign? What are the first steps in working with clients? How agency consultants can help their clients with livestreaming Developing a digital strategy for a local business in a city hosting a major event Will Blab and other livestream platforms go mainstream? What's next for virtual reality?

Episode 12 of Livestream Stars with Ross Brand of Livestream Universe. Subscribe to the podcast: https://rossbrandrecordings.com/ (https://rossbrandrecordings.com). Kimberly Reynolds is Marketing Manager at Social Media Examiner and co-host of https://huzza.io/mike-stelzner (Social Media Marketing Talk) on Huzza (Fridays at 11am ET). She is the CEO of SocialNotz, a full service boutique social media agency focused on social media and digital marketing for the movie, entertainment and other industries. Kimberly helps companies create dynamic social media campaigns and optimize their digital and social presence. She also provides training on social media marketing. Kimberly has an MBA from California State University. She is currently featured in “behind the scenes” videos showcasing the San Diego area, where Social Media Marketing World is held. Show TopicsFirst impressions of Anchor.fm, the new audio social media app Virtual reality vs augmented reality The future of Blab Which social networks could lose out with so many choices? Will Twitter rebound? How Facebook continues to add new features Recommendations for productivity apps Kimberly talks about how she uses different social media platforms

Huzza! The prodigal son has returned. Join Mr. Lees as he unleashes a relaunch for the ages on the interweb. He's proud to reveal his new permanent co-host for everyone's favourite podcast. The two old chums spend the time catching up, arguing just a little and hurting each others feelings. It's all go in this brand new edition of the greatest thing to happen to Podbean since Podbean... Legend In My Sparetime! Legendinmypodcast@gmail.com @legendpodcast