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Welcome back! This is the Season 4 kickoff and new episodes will be back every week from now on, Wednesdays at 7pm PST. Yung Student Loans joins me today to talk all about dating apps. We start by getting into Jenevieve's 2020 song, Baby Powder. It was the second single she dropped right after Medallion, which is another bop. She's a new artist on the come up, working on her album and I'm excited to hear more.  Baby Powder is about being really into someone but then you see who they really are, maybe they do you dirty or something, but once you see it, you're over it. This happens a lot with dating, even more specifically when you use dating apps. We talk about how easy it is to catfish not just physically, but personality wise as well. Dating apps can be scary cuz people have the ability to study your profile and shape themselves to seem compatible, but you can't be fake forever. I had listeners send me their dating app stories and experiences so we have some wild ones, some funny ones, and some cute ones. YSL tells me about his experience with Hinge & Feeld, which is a popular app for singles and couples with "alternative lifestyles" like polyamory, kinks, etc. We also talk about Tinder versus Bumble.  We talks dating app and social media profile red flags and how to tell if your significant other could possibly still be on these apps. Tune in for all the sh** we got into on this episode, it's definitely a juicy one! Follow Yung Student Loans on IG @yungstudentloans Checkout his Youtube  Listen to his music on SoundCloud & Spotify & Tidal New Project by Yung Student Loans droppin in August 2021 keep an eye out! Follow Me IG/Twitter/Tik Tok @simpinafterdark Follow Ashley @ash_friday_ Go like "Simpin After Dark" playlist on Spotify by ashleyym91 Intro song - Lo-fi Type Beat - Dreaming (Prod. Lee)

Welcome to Episode 19! In typical slick fashion only one of our new microphones worked properly this week; we live and learn! In a spoiler-filled show we discuss: The Wombats A Quiet Place pt 2 Army Of The Dead The Girl With All The Gifts Loki episode 3 'Lamentis' Rick & Morty s5 e1 M.O.D.O.K The Detectorists Shang Chi latest trailer In The Earth (spoiler free review) Listener voicemail; a tongue twister and the return of a Star Trek TNG cast member! Get in touch oohelectricshock@mail.com Thanks for listening! John & Rob  

Our Crew discusses Loki So far, followed by Eric and Hunter (mostly) talking about Video Games for a while in. . . The Phantom Zone WP https://wp.me/p7UubD-JQ Anchor https://anchor.fm/phantomzonepod/episodes/TPZP-108--Comics-On-TV-Well-Id-Never-Do-It-Again-e134lru Youtube IZA ASSISTANCE https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-isaiah-stay-on-his-feet?utm_campaign=p_lico%20share-sheet&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=customer&fbclid=IwAR0kXYSSF3-pZe_5c6zT2GkZsLzPKL-xRFleCypLuZHubRxsHoHq57Bwe74 https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/IZAGrey?fbclid=IwAR13CMDtsh9WsOK2CLCvU8BgP3XBKIZvq9pCXvo_Uhvc_Ai7zRo3Ne3aT9U Theme Song by Erik Dudley who can be found at Erik the Dud.

The Music Producer I'd never buy from is a personality type I'm sure you've seen before. It's usually a guy insulting your intelligence, your self esteem, strategy, and pockets through online advertisements. What's interesting about them is that they usually have more in common with pick up artists than the producers they are trying to finesse. So in today's episode we discuss how to spot them and why you should avoid doing business with them. YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/curtisskingtv --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/curtisskingpodcast/support

As we inch closer to 100 episodes I take it back to 'the block,' but first I wanted to talk about some beats that changed the game and debut some local music. Songs Played: Electric Light Orchestra: Mr. Blue Sky Common: Blue Sky Black Rob: You Don't Know Me (Feat. Joe Hooker) 50 Cent: Don't Push Me (Feat. Lloyd Banks & Eminem) Damn Ya'll Ain't Heard This One: Tripper Jones: U Ridin' Verse Of The Week Dr. Dre: What's The Difference (Feat. Eminem & Xzibit) Breakdown: Scarface: On My Block Rotation: goodbye noah: Tie Down Yasi: Guilty Tiana Major9: Same Space? (Feat. Sir) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/88ec2/message

In this interview with her new wife Jessica, Niecy Nash reveals how she went from two marriages to men to falling in love with a woman. The newlyweds set the record straight about their relationship and how they fell in love Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Do you ever doubt where you are? What you do? Where you have been? Me too! This is for you. May we all be free. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/breathingstillness/support

A Good Omens fanfic by mltrefry. Music: Intro/Outro: Reaching The Sky by Alexander Nakarada (CC-BY 4.0) Transition Ezra: Easy Lemon (30 second) by Kevin MacLeod (CC-BY 4.0) Transition Crowley: Ecossaise in E-flat (WoO 86) by Kevin MacLeod (CC-BY 4.0) Cover Art by Grin For tags and other details, to leave kudos and comments, please visit the corresponding post on archiveofourown: https://archiveofourown.org/works/27672082! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/literarion/support

This episode was almost same-day delayed, but the potential backlash was deemed too severe to risk. So listen to Greg, Andy, Flask, and John discuss Fall Guys season 3, Gears 5 Hivebusters, Back 4 Blood, Morrowind, Tenet, Jaks 2 and 3, Cyberpunk launch controversy, Dragon Ball babies, small Star Wars rancors, a GTA island made from home, Twitch censorship, and yet more wonders of disappointment.

Short and sweet, unlike me, I'm tall and savoury... ha ha.Today I talk you through some things I held strong opinions against, but I am totally open to now. I think it's important to review our previously held belief and question why we had them, and if we think differently today, and why.Thanks to everyone who's signed up to my eLearning Platform already - great to have you.For anyone new to it: tejtalks.learnworlds.comMY NEW BOOK. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hear Antoinette DeLorenzo's miraculous story of learning to walk again after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome at thirty-three-years-old. Themes explored are Advent, being paralyzed, critical illness, hearing God's voice, Blessed Mother and God's miracles. 

To the person I thought I'd never Lose --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Kevin Stimpson hates Donald Trump. He is a black man in America, a successful entrepreneur, and also a friend of mine.After seeing my post about wanting to hear different perspectives, he hit me up asking for a chance to explain life from his perspective - and it's truly fascinating. I sit down and ask him some tough questions, about privilege, racism, Trump, and more.By the time you finish this episode, you will have a new perspective on what it is like to be a person of color in America that you have probably never heard before.------------Want to learn how to think?Get a FREE copy of my Mindshift Playbook: www.thinkdifferenttheory.com/playbook If you haven't joined the Facebook Group yet, make sure you do that! www.facebook.com/groups/thinkdifferenttheory/FREE RESOURCES:FREE MINDSET GUIDE: www.thinkdifferenttheory.com/playbookFREE SALES GUIDE: www.salesandmindset.com/freesalesguideFOLLOW JOSH:Facebook: www.facebook.com/thinkdifferenttheoryInstagram: www.instagram.com/joshforti

Our guests this week is Pippa Guy, who is Tanqueray’s UK Ambassador and author of “Lets Get Fizzical” but most importantly, the first female senior bartender to be appointed to The Savoy’s American Bar in over 100 years. You’re listening to Unjiggered A bartender podcast where we interview highly successful bartenders about their careers, lives and the passion of bartending. So sit back and enjoy our chat with Pippa Enjoy

Alan Quinlan joined OTB AM to look ahead to the next batch of Irish international test matches. Live in association with Gillette | #MadeOfWhatMatters.

https://www.intrinsicmotivation.life/i-need-a-job-im-out-of-work/ I Need A Job I’m Out Of Work? The first thing that you need to do when you are out of work is to understand what it means. This will give you the best opportunity to look for a job that might not be available to you at the moment so that you can be prepared to move on. When you first lose a job that you have worked hard to get, it can feel like you have lost the ability to make a living. If you don’t know what to do about this, you must try to find a job as quickly as you can. This will help to make you feel less frustrated and it is something that will make it easier for you to get back on track in the future.

Fear. This one was raw people, unedited. I tried deleting it but I realised that this is really living out that Lifeline with Whitney not only for you but for me too. Thank you for going through it all with me as I am with you by sharing the darker shades of my masterpiece canvas.

This was not supposed to be SINT episode but it turned out pretty great. Check it out, life is filled with greatness which you just need to have a little resilience to tap into and enjoy fully.

G'day Benchers!  Dave, Ian and Julian are  back with another (still in lockdown) episode. As well as our usual whats new in the modelling world and our mail bag we are having a chat about what we would never build. And in an exclusive for our On The Bench listeners the Scale Modellers Supply is offering a 10% discount on all orders from their website…..tune in to find out about this fantastic offer!

Jordy speaks with Paralympian Vanessa Low. Vanessa tells of the accident that caused her to lose both her legs when she was 15 and how she turned tragedy into triumph by defying medical expectations when doctors told her she would never walk again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MultimediaLIVE — As the wedding between Uzalo's Sbonelo and Sphilile gets closer, fans can't help but look forward to the pending drama about who will end up as Sbonelo's wife between Sphilile and Nonka. Actress Tee Xaba, who plays Sphilile, shared her thoughts on what's about to go down. In an interview with TshisaLIVE, Tee revealed that Sphilile's weakness is love and a mild case of low self-esteem.

So many breakthroughs today said the person self *therapising* ( not an actual word).

I was struggling to get something out on this series but I got some proper motivation this morning so expect an episode on this out soon.

Sometimes it feels like those conversations with recruiters aren't really interviews. After all, there are definitely things you can and should tell the recruiter, that you may not say during the interview with a company. Building trust between the recruiter and candidate is essential so that you can share what is truly most important as you seek your next career move. But keep in mind, there are things you can do to make sure the recruiter is getting an accurate picture of who you are professionally. When a video call is how you are going to make your first impression, there are a few things you can do to ensure it's a good one. As a recruiter, Angee often finds herself pointing out those opportunities to make sure the candidates she works with are putting their best foot forward. What's funny is that she has heard more than once, “Oh… I would never do that in a 'real' interview.” When you interview with a recruiter, it is definitely a “real” interview. You are making a first impression. And that recruiter wants you to be "the one." They want you to succeed. Help them help you! In this episode, Angee shares a few ways you can make sure you're not doing anything that distracts the recruiter from learning about your skills, experience and career goals. Basics on how to avoid things that distract that recruiter from all the reasons you are the ideal person for a job. Take notice of your general appearance. Look behind you and pick the best background that is not distracting. Have the light on your face instead of behind your head, causing you to be in the shadows. It’s totally fine if your dog barks – hers might do the same. Kids coming into the room unexpectedly? Cat crosses the keyboard? That’s part of life at home. It's all good. But every interview is a real interview. Visit: LinseyCareers.com for show notes and available downloads. © 2020 Angee Linsey

Revd Dr Simon Woodman Preaching at 'Provoking Faith in a time of isolation', the online gathering of Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church 14 June 2020 Job 3.1-10; 4.1-9; 7.11-21 http://baptistbookworm.blogspot.com/2020/06/sometimes-wish-id-never-been-born-at-all.html To find out more about Bloomsbury Central Baptist Church, check out our website www.bloomsbury.org.uk

Lisa and Julie discuss their week, announce the winners of the 1 Mile Pandemic Improvement Project, and then welcome the amazing Sarah Mulcahy, of Eagle Lake, Maine, who qualified for the Olympic Marathon Trials in 2018 after breaking her hip in 2017 while 34 weeks pregnant with her second child.   Note that this episode was recorded a few hours before the official Boston cancellation announcement. Sarah shares her incredible running journey, which began in 2008 after college to relieve stress.  Sarah wakes up at 3 am to run during the cold Maine winters, while balancing two kids and teaching..  Sarah candidly shares how having an attitude of gratitude helped her recover from her hip injury and qualify for the 2020 Trials with a plate and two screws in her hip.  Sarah's story is SO relatable in that she has encountered a number of injuries, including stress fractures and a devastating hip injury, and persevered with determination, positivity and grit.   Sarah can be found on Instagram and is a frequent racer at multiple Maine marathons, including the Millinocket Marathon, a FREE Boston qualifier event to help a struggling Maine mill town, the Bay of Fundy International Marathon, and the Mount Desert Island Marathon, along with the Boston Marathon, which she ran in 2014 while six month pregnant. Show notes and links: Runner's Connect Heat Calculator Run Farther & Faster Virtual Race Database Run Farther & Faster Virtual Coaching Services Run Farther & Faster Instagram and Facebook --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/runfartherandfaster/message

We share about the things we said we’d never do… but now, in quarantine, we’re doing them! We also look ahead to a (possible) movie remake, and spread some words of motivation! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/goodcompanyfst/message

MENTORS RATHER THAN TEACHERS Truly impactful teachers transcend instruction and become mentors. All it takes is building connections with students. Track with me here. Because I know from first-hand experience the problem is that it can be difficult to build those bridges. A lot of teachers are struggling to keep their heads above water - especially in their first few years in the classroom. Between creating lessons with a curriculum you're learning as you go, trying to figure out the style of classroom management they want to use, and keeping up with grading, it's hard to get into a connection mindset. Throw in all. the. meetings, and the paperwork, and did I mention the meetings? It can leave teachers feeling like connecting with their students - and impacting them positively - is quickly dying dream. THE URGENT VS. THE IMPORTANT The good news is that many teachers are pursuing connection and working to manage all the urgent things so they can focus on the important ones. They're trying out different strategies and methods to manage their classrooms, their paperwork, and their time. They're discovering ways to get to know their students individually, build connection with them, and become a mentor. I've seen it this play out personally in the lives of my own teens - I know the teachers who impacted them in middle school, the ones who treated them as individuals and inspired them to think more, dream bigger, and reach farther. I know that you had those teachers too - maybe they were the ones who inspired you to step into the classroom yourself? THE CONSEQUENCES OF NO BRIDGES I've also seen what happens when teens don't have any bridges built with adults. You only have to look at the statistics to find the grim picture. More than 1 in 20 8th grade students reported using alcohol, marijuana, or illicit drugs. 90% of students in grades 4-8 report have been harassed or bullied. And 3% of kids 13 or younger have had sex - which, by the way, that number jumps to 20% by the time teens hit 9th grade. It's our job to disrupt those numbers - not in some abstract way, but one student at a time. To connect in meaningful ways that have a lifelong impact. To know our students, love them right where they are, and inspire them to become the best versions of themselves, and thrive right now. Not when they're adults. Not when they're high schoolers, but in this moment. A DEEPER PURPOSE That's what I stand for. My mission is to give you, a middle school teacher with a passion for your students, who has a deeper sense of purpose, exactly what you need to transform into that mentor. My First Year Teaching Here's exactly when I knew I was called to a bigger purpose than "just" teaching social studies. I was working at a very diverse school in Alexandria, VA. It was my first year of teaching, and I was on a team with 3 other beginning teachers. Thank goodness there was one veteran on the team - looking back, I'm sure it was a tough year for her too, being our mother hen.  An Unexpected Discovery The school was in an area full of gangs, and although nothing violent ever happened on our campus, we knew it was the backdrop of our students' lives. At the time, slam books were a thing - this was in pre-cell phone days, and kids would pass the notebooks back and forth, and the content was usually not inspirational. But the day I confiscated a notebook from one of my 4th-period students, I had no clue what I was about to uncover. I'm sure I thought it would be the same typical, gossipy, bullying type of rant typical of the other 8th-grade-girl slam books we came across. I wasn't prepared to read about how this beautiful, precious girl had been traumatized over the past weekend, attempting to join a gang. QUESTIONS THAT HAUNT ME I did all the "right" things, bringing in the school counselor, letting her know that we loved her and wanted to help her however we could. But it left a mark. One I'm grateful for. It's a mark that compels me to make connections and work to build bridges with teens so that horrors like she experienced, are eradicated. Because the question that still haunts me is: if that young woman had had an adult she trusted, someone she had confidence knew her and was for her, would she have made the same choice?  TEACHING IS NOT ENOUGH That question led to this discovery: it's was not enough for me to only teach my subject. I needed to shoot for something more. It was frustrating because it felt like I was doing everything I could humanly possibly be doing. For those of you who have survived your first year of teaching, you know what I'm talking about. I was overwhelmed and exhausted. It was grueling to create lessons from scratch, figure out my classroom management plan, get everything graded, attend all the meetings, fulfill all the communication expectations, and learn the school culture. How could I possibly get to know my students personally when I barely had time to eat most days? Yet, it didn't feel like enough. QUESTIONS THAT LEAD TO DISCOVERY Was teaching my students social studies enough? Would getting them all to pass the state test at the end of the year make me the kind of teacher I wanted to be? Well, let me ask you - have you ever had a teacher who helped you pass a test who you didn't connect with? Yeah, me too. Not only ones I didn't connect with but ones I couldn't stand, who I'd NEVER look to for advice or as a role model. But on the other hand, have you ever had a teacher who you trusted? One who taught you worlds more than their subject area, who just helped you human better? I found myself asking: Isn't it important to teach students how to show up for themselves and others? To strive to understand and encourage them? How is sticking solely to teaching your subject going to help you build that kind of connection with your student? THE SATISFACTION OF CHOOSING TO MENTOR If you're like I was, in that moment of discovery, the thought of adding one more responsibility to my plate was disheartening - but the prospect of going on, as I was, was more than disheartening - because why continue to teach if I wasn't making an impact? I knew staying on the same path wouldn't satisfy my soul - the piece of me that propelled me into the classroom in the first place. Staying meant I was going to continue to feel unfulfilled, disconnected, and ineffective. Change sounded scary - adding anything else to my plate felt impossible. But imagining what it could look like to connect with my students gave me a sense of expanding hope. A spark of energy. Connecting could transform everything and give meaning not to my life - but to my day. THE JOURNEY TO BECOMING A MENTOR I knew changing how I managed my time was going to play a big part in this transition, and so was mastering the curriculum I was teaching. More importantly, amassing strategies to connect in the small moments was going to super-important. Keeping track of all the little pieces of information I learned about students every day became a priority. Remembering the pieces of their lives that they shared, asking them about the sports they played, the parent who was traveling, the TV show they enjoyed - those were the first hammer swings in building a bridge. Sharing parts of myself was important too. Stories about my dog, my trips home to Texas, and the YA books I was enjoying became part of our conversations. It was a start. And every year, I got one step closer to becoming the kind of teacher I wanted to be - connected. Empowered. Impactful. Going beyond teaching, becoming a mentor satisfied my soul and fulfilled the sense of deeper purpose my heart longed for. HOW ABOUT YOU? How about you? My question for you is this: are you satisfied with being a teacher? Or do you feel the calling of a deeper purpose? One that compels you to become a meaningful mentor? If that's you - if you're compelled, I'd love for you to join my Facebook group, In the Middle of It. It's a place where we're having that conversation - what it looks like to start the journey to becoming a mentor. I'd love to see you there!   Check out the episode show notes for related links and resources.      

Today, we continue with our series based on the Christmas Classic “It’s a Wonderful Life.” What if George Bailey had never been born? Pastor Jason teaches from Jeremiah 29:11 to encourage you when you doubt your value.

In today's episode, I share all about my journey to decide to have children all the way up to the birth of my first child. It was a wild, crazy experience and I love every part of this story.  I take you through what it was like to decide to try for kids, my pregnancy, and the actual birth of my daughter. Some things went great and some not so much but everything turned out just perfectly!  I have been obsessed with birth stories lately and asked my audience if they wanted me to share mine and they replied with an overwhelming response of YES! I was shocked to say the least! But here we are and I hope you guys love this story as much as I enjoy telling it! If you have a birth story you want to share, please send them to me! I love reading all about birth, babies, and your experience into motherhood. Email yours to support@saushadavis.com   

To say that Brad Houser merely impacted my musical life is hardly true. He almost entirely put me on a course, in fact. I must've seen Critters Buggin' 25 times in Seattle in the 90s and when I couldn't find myself a guitar gig I got myself a bass gig. Brad was my guy. I even started a band with some friends that was our answer (read: attempted rip off) to Critters, an instrumental band consisting of my 3 different basses (4 and 5 string plus fretless), drums and a percussionist, and a clarinetist. So, yeah. Brad had an influence on me. And, as I've said a million times: playing the bass was one of the most important things I've ever done for my guitar playing. So, Brad eventually influenced my guitar playing by my estimations. Getting in to Critters opened doors for me to go back and listen to Miles, Herbie, and some other 70s stuff like Mahavishnu. Edie Brickell & The New Bohemians' debut album had a break out single, What I Am. As a young rock/metal kid it was unusual for me to get into something like that. I wasn't a Deadhead and only appreciated very few things outside of my preferred comfort zone. But not much. Later I realized a huge element to What I Am that drew me in was the interesting bass playing. There was something going on that I'd never heard before which was so musical, complex and busy but not overpowering. I loved it. The bass just didn't stand out in much music I was listening to. So, of course, when I eventually began playing bass I sought out Brad when I heard he lived in Seattle. We didn't get far in lessons, 2 or 3 I think. But, I went and watched him play a ton of Critters Buggin' shows. At one of our lessons he blew my mind when he told me he was taking an African dance class to help with his bass playing. I'd never heard someone speak of such a completely physical relationship to an instrument and performing on it. He became my benchmark bass player and though I knew I'd NEVER be the bassist he is I figured I had to sort out how to fool folks into thinking I belonged in a category of musicianship that he existed in......In this episode of Couch Riffs we talk about some of this stuff. PLUS, Brad's new signature bass coming out with Reverend Guitars. Brad and I stayed friendly over the years and when we would run into each other it was always fun and good to catch. So, when I saw the band was touring to support the new album (which is great) I was super excited to see the Brooklyn date. Brad agreed to appear on Couch Riffs and here are the results. Always great to catch up, Brad. Thank you so much and good luck with the new album and everything you do. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/couch-riffs/support

Conor Pepper is a professional footballer for Glentoran in the Northern Irish Premier Division. The 24 year old suffered a horrendous injury which saw him sidelined for 28 months undergoing numerous surgeries and being told he would never play football again. Pepper spoke on the tough journey which saw his mental resolve tested and deal with the real possibility of having his career cut shirt at 22.  

Where I talk about the freaky deaky new development in my life that is also the best thing EVER. Plus share how well I am (not) handling it. And give you the scoop on how much me and Mindy Kaling are alike--seriously, I am absolutely identical to this woman who has a completely different career and experience of motherhood than me. And hopefully, inspire you to also embrace your own humaness. Maybe say the things you'd never say. For more on Lindsey and the Things I'd Never Say podcast, go to http://www.thingsidneversay.com

From a stranger to a friend, how someone we had no idea of, was instantly part of our group. The most insane funny memories we shared and how she lost all of her socks in different places.

This is episode number 154. In this episode we're talking about staying in it, all in, for the long haul. We're talking about the satisfaction that comes from consistently taking small steps towards a big goal, and being all in no matter how long it takes!

Tonight we explore a few calls regarding ghosts, a strange EVP, UFO's over Illinois and a creature I knew nothing about.

“..things I put into ma songs I'd never say out loud..” - Listen to my Live Freestyle Writing Session On IG @camillemuzik #ThecKreativesMUSIC Podcast #musicdiary ❤️

In this episode Kristen meets her guardian, a cat named Ivana. She brings up painful memories from the past and explains the importance of the mysterious Luminescent Blue Allium Crystal and how it relates to the Sailor Stars

Christian doesn't like Jesus's "3rd leg" but is really into bush right now.  Jesus got recognized as "Big Dick Daddy".  Jerry would rather cheat than have a threesome.  Plus, the guys go deep on what men really want, the definition of cheating, if it's okay to text with your exes, number of sex partners, and lying. Fun for the whole familia! Please subscribe on iTunes Stitcher, Google Play, or any podcast app! American Wannabes is a Latino comedy podcast featuring comics Jerry Garcia, Jesus Sepulveda, and Christian Zaragoza.  

Spreaker Live Show #115 for June 7th, 2017Show Today:-New Podcaster Fears and Frustrations-What is a “podcast?” Am I one or Not on Spreaker?-Is content you only upload to YouTube a podcast?-Is there such a thing as a Live Podcast?-Seems over my head to understand how to podcast!-Listener CommentsShow Duration: 58 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerSpreaker Retreat in Bologna, Italy next week. No Spreaker Live Show next weekI was on the “Onward Nation Podcast” this week “Episode 507: The strategy of being helpful, with me”http://onwardnation.com/rob-greenlee/Play a 4 minute clip from the show - I explain my background and how I got started in radio/podcasting On the show today:We discuss the Most Common “New Podcaster Fears and Frustrations”Then we chat about last week’s “Listener Comments” Starting a podcast is not always easy, we at Spreaker make it as easy as possible, but even we present frustrations to the process because you must learn how to use the platform. I (Rob) spends a lot of time each week with new podcasters to help them get through these Frustrations and Fears. Every podcaster has some of these fears and frustrations.. I still have them after 13 years of podcasting. “Frustrations with learning all the tools and processes needed to start and operate successful podcast” “What is a “podcast?” Am I one or Not on Spreaker?” “Is content you only upload to YouTube and Do Live on Facebook a podcast?”“Is there such a thing as a Live Podcast?”“I hate it when my volume levels are all over the map in my show” “I am scared to setup an RSS Feed, is Intimidating”“I don’t like my voice and cannot listen to it, no one else will like either”“What is and How do I get quality cover art? “Scared about doing a podcast and no one listens or friends judge me” “How do I do mobile on the road recordings and the setup needed?” “People will hate my show”“Scared to learn all that needs to be learned to podcast”“What will my boss think if he learns I have a podcast?” “What microphone should I get?” “Who and How do I get my show into all the listening platforms?”“How do I get a Skype caller on my show?” Listener Comments: Tamara FordGreat show gentlemen. Alex, I totally agree with you about satellite radio, I'm surprised the services are still alive. I'd NEVER pay for it. I rarely listen to the radio. I stream podcasts on my phone using a few different apps, connected to my car via Bluetooth. I also listen to audiobooks. Linda IrwinI actually up-load everything in 44.1 *.wav so that it will be better when it compresses than if it is double encoded as *.mp3.Linda IrwinI am addicted to coffee, too.

In this episode, I talk about pens for wedding gifts, which pens fit Goulet nibs, and the pen I'd never recommend to anyone.

In this episode, I talk about pens for wedding gifts, which pens fit Goulet nibs, and the pen I'd never recommend to anyone.

Helen Dunmore discusses her new book, Birdcage Walk.

RO'CK: It's here. A day I thought I'd never see by Ross O'Carroll-Kelly

Virginia Rometty     I learned to always take on things I'd never done before. Growth and comfort do not coexist." -- Virgina Rometty (CEO of IBM) Virginia "Ginnie" Rometty is the current Chairman, President and CEO of IBM. She rose through the ranks to get to be the first woman CEO of the company. A really dynamic person, she has taken her position as one of the most influential women in America by having the right attitude. Ginnie takes on things outside of her comfort zone. While most people do not like to leave their comfort zone, Ginnie always takes on things she has never done before. She knows that Growth and comfort do not coexist. You can have comfort and growth. One of my best friends, Bud Malmstrom, who also happens to be my martial arts teacher, has what we affectionately call "Budisms". One of Bud's most famous is "Without Change There Is No Growth".  This agrees with Ginnie's thoughts in her quote. And really, you cannot have both comfort and growth. They do not coexist. Ginnie and most executives and entrepreneurs have not gotten to where they are by only taking on things in their comfort zone.  They reach out of the zone as often as they can. Grow by reaching out of your comfort zone. Do what other won't!  Do what you've never done! Be what you've never been before.    Go out and Make Today A Great Day  Thanks for listening to Goal Getting Quote of the Day. If you like this or any of the Quotes, please leave a comment below. I would love to hear your thoughts. Do you have a favorite quote you would like to hear or see on the show? Let me know in the comments and we will give you a shout out. Please follow us below on your favorite social media channel.  We would love to hear from you there, too. Send us a Tweet, or Instagram Like. QUICK & EASY - Click here to go leave a review on iTunes I get a lot of my quotes from great books that I read. And if you like to listen to books on Audio like I do, I put together a deal with Audible to give Goal Getting Podcast listeners a FREE Audiobook of your choice AND a 30 Day Trial of Audible's service to try them out. Just click the link in the Blue Box to get to the Audible sign up! Get Your Free Audiobook Here Hi, I would love to know what you think of the show. Do you enjoy these Quote of the Day segments? Let us know by leaving a comment below. Make Today a Great Day! Subscribe to us on iTunes Like our Facebook page http://www.facebook.com/GoalGettingPodcast Follow us on Twitter: Podcast at @GoalsPodcast Tony Woodall, Your Host at @TonyWCMB Follow us on Instagram at @GoalGettingPodcast  

HAPPY APRIL FOOLS DAY! I'm not here in this episode - I've commandeered three other shows that are not my own. Here's where I am today:  where I turn the tables on Jared Easley and interview him on his own show! On the  (usually by James Kinson) I talk about getting out of the car payment business. While Joe is in taking over my show I am also taking over the .  You can click on any of the links above for their (or should I say “my”) shows. If you would like to read the backstory of why I took over 3 shows in one day and why I'd NEVER do it again, .   Never has the show brought on more guests, more topics, and more laughs in the show. There were so many people on this show that there wasn't enough room for Steve. What you will get from this show Pirates take over the show. Arggggggghh Average Joe Money and OG talk about  The Roundtable talks about Groupon and Living Social: Are online deals a good deal? And finally, a classic Top 5 list. Top 5 ways to pay off your mortgage early OG's Top 5: 5) Don't take out a mortgage so big to begin with 4) Refinance to a lower interest rate 3) Round up your monthly payments 2) Make a 13th payment every year (extra payment) 1) Sliced fruit (just kidding). It's "Get a 15 year mortgage" Average Joe's Top 5: 5) Shorten the term of your mortgage 4) Use your tax refund to pay down your mortgage 3) Round up your monthly payments, don't round down 2) Switch to bi-weekly payments 1) Place your extra money in an S&P 500 mutual fund, then apply it when the mortgage reaches the amount invested Cast members for Episode 150: Special thanks to the following cast members who made this April Fools Day podcast hilarious (in order of appearance): Average Joe Money from  OG from  Paula Pant from  Len Penzo from  Miranda Marquit from  Disclaimer Steve Stewart does not agree with the Roundtable's advice of opening up a credit card for free airline tickets - regardless of paying them off every month or not. These "free" tickets or cash-back rewards are being paid for by the credit card company who in turn gets the money from those who do not pay off their balances, do not make their payments on time, or are over their limits. Be responsible for yourself AND your Brothers.   For more information, visit the show notes at

Job breaks the silence with a curse on the day he was born. He expresses the grief, anger and pain he feels from all of his losses. This shows that his relationship with God is genuine.

Job breaks the silence with a curse on the day he was born. He expresses the grief, anger and pain he feels from all of his losses. This shows that his relationship with God is genuine.

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This NY Post column has outraged many, including Sen. John Sampson.