Podcasts about in kim

If you have yet to read guest Mira Jacob's 2019 memoir in conversations, Good Talk, we're jealous. Praised for her “disarming wit,” Jacob achieves this by welcoming you into her indecision, her confusion, her wonder at raising a child against the backdrop of that tender point where politics meets the personal in 2016 America. In addition to it being hilariously funny and a master class in dialogue writing, the turn of Good Talk (and for that matter her exquisite novel The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing), is that she doesn't flatten the world to make sense of it — she complicates it. She explains the stuff she knows, as well as the stuff she doesn't know, about a world we think we know but don't really. Before long, you're laughing, crying, and struggling to figure it out right along with her. In a talk she gave to young women writers at the NYC non-profit “Girls Write Now,” Jacob said that early on she didn't know why she wanted to be a writer, she just wanted to make words that made worlds. In the podcast, we talk about how Jacob taught herself how to draw for Good Talk, her publishing journey in an industry that still caters to an imaginary white audience, discussing race with people you love, and the importance of maintaining curiosity as a parent. For the rich conversations that come out of the worlds she has wrought, we are so lucky. Work by Mira Jacob:Good Talk: A Memoir in Conversations (2019)The Sleepwalker's Guide to Dancing (2014)Honorable mentions:Jason ReynoldsChris Jackson's work with Ta-Nehisi Coates, Victor LaValle, and Mat JohnsonThings we learned:Jacob's cat is named Samuel L. JacksonIf her characters remind you of your own Malayali mother so much that you need to tell her in a drunken letter, She WILL read and in fact cherish itIf you don't tell the people you're pitching your graphic novel to that you can't draw, they most likely won't ask, and then you can teach yourself to do it anywayWe should drop the word panache from our collective vocabularies ASAP Photo credit: In Kim

In this episode, Betsy and Tony chat with Kim Moceri, Operating Partner at Francisco Partners. Kim starts off by explaining her career path, which includes taking a tactical support organization to a consultative business focused on the customers' outcomes. In Kim's current role, she is responsible for getting her 50-60 portfolio companies to understand the impact of strategic customer success. To get to the core, each company's focus must be top-down and outside-in. Lastly, Kim focuses on the difference between customer success (i.e., realizing business outcomes) and account management (tactical aspects, such as customer renewals).

Episode #54: In Kim's recent blood sugar experiments she's eaten way more Keto products than ever before. She shares her thoughts on these products some might call "Dirty Keto" and how she creates her food boundaries. Fancy trying LMNT electrolytes? Get yours here: http://drinklmnt.com/kimhowerton Kim's Links: Website: www.kimhowerton.com Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/theketonist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theketonist/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/kimhowerton

Oftentimes on the podcast, I talk about the changes that are happening in the industry and particularly the ever-evolving business models.  In the United States, the Salon Suite or Studio as some prefer to call it has had a massive impact on hairdressing and how hairdressers work and that model is influencing salons in many countries. The biggest operator of salon suites is Sola Salon Suites and their very first suite operator was Kim Bennet and so it’s a real pleasure to have Kim as my guest today and get a really good insight into how having a salon suite works from someone who has been doing it for 17 years.  In today’s podcast we discuss: The salon suite business model Who is and isn’t suited to opening a salon suite/studio of their own What are the advantages and disadvantages  And lots more!   In This Episode: [01:45] Welcome to the show, Kim! [02:25] Kim shares her background. [03:21] Kim speaks about how she got started with Sola Salon Studios. [05:18] Did the salon suite model exist when you first got started? [07:41] Kim discusses the founders of Sola Salon Studios. [10:04] Kim shares the Sola business model. [11:00] Antony talks about why the salon suite model isn't for him. [13:19] Kim shares why the salon suite works for her. [16:33] Kim discusses wanting to give her clients a better experience, and to do that, she wanted the studio model. [19:46] Kim speaks about evolving over the years and how her business evolved with her. [22:59] Were there any challenges that stood out to you since you were new to the salon suite model? [26:34] Kim shares how Sola stylists handle their guest's arrivals because they don't have receptionists. [29:18] Kim discusses the matrix on how many studio suite stylists decided they didn't like the business model. [31:16] In Kim's experience, when she saw people leave Sola, they were usually becoming salon owners. [34:03] Listen as Kim speaks about who might not be a great studio suite owner. [37:31] Kim says that competition between suites around pricing isn't something that happens at Sola. [39:57] Do you get walk-ins with the studio suite model? [41:10] Kim talks about what she misses about the traditional salon model. [43:38] Kim discusses what clients have told her about missing the traditional salon experience. [45:55] When it comes to retail, some don't want the hassle of it, and others see the benefits and profits from selling products. [48:03] What is the average cost of a studio suite? [53:07] The most important business model is the one that works best for you. [57:10] Kim says that social media is huge in the salon suite entrepreneurial mindset. [1:01:20] Kim discusses the age-old challenge of stylists taking their clients with them when they leave. [1:04:16] Who is training the new generation of hairstylists? [1:06:59] Thank you so much for being on the show!   Links and Resources Grow My Salon Business    Kim Bennett Kim Bennett Studios @kimi_kisses Instagram | Facebook

As TrumpLand continues to live in fantasy and denial, going 1-55 in lawsuits while over 3000 American die daily from Covid-19; Tom and Jay are back to look at some of the top compliance articles and stories which caught their eye this week.  The Vitol FCPA enforcement action. Tom takes a deep dive on the FCPA Compliance and Ethics Blog. Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4. Mike Volkov has a 3-part series on Corruption Crime and Compliance. Is the SEC whistleblower program too opaque? Harry Cassin considers in the FCPA Blog. AML reform and a new whistleblower law. Matt Kelly considers in Radical Compliance. Tom and Matt go into the weeds in the latest episode of Compliance into the Weeds. Is the SEC discouraging whistleblowers under Dodd-Frank. Mengui Sun explores in the WSJ Risk and Compliance Journal. Where did the Cheesecake Factory go wrong? Sara Kropft in the Grand Jury Target. 5 Compliance Triumphs from 2020? Kyle Brausser in Compliance Week. (sub req’d) GDPR compliance challenges in 2021. Steve Horvath in CCI. China-US audit showdown? Michael Rapoport reviews in The Dig. A new month is here and a new guest on The Compliance Life. Kim Yapchai, Chief Counsel - Environmental, Social & Governance at Tenneco Inc. In this week’s second episode, we take up the in-house roles In Kim held on her road towards the CCO chair. Check out the series here. My podcast with Mikhail Reider-Gordon on Wirecard was so popular we spun it out into its own series, The Wirecard Saga. Check out the latest episode, Dirty Deeds Down Under.   On 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program, we consider Training and Communications. Monday, Sharing to 360-degrees of communication Tuesday- Speical Guest Vin DiCianni on Compliance and the clash of cultures.Wednesday- Using 360 Degree of Compliance to Tell a Story; Thursday- Using Communications to Drive a Speak Up Culture; Friday- Using communications to foster your compliance brand. Note 31 Days to a More Effective Compliance Program now has its own iTunes channel. If you want to binge out and listen to only these episodes, click here.  Check out the a replay of London Stock Exchange event which featured Tom, Neta Meidav, CEO, Vault Platform and Maxine Gee, Chief Risk Officer - UK Capital Markets LSE on why culture drives compliance. You can view and listen to it here. Join K2 Integrity for two great events in December. On Dec. 14, they host a webinar on “Proliferation Financing: Risks, Threats, and Mitigation.” The webinar will explore critical issues around understanding and combatting the financing of WMD proliferation. https://bit.ly/2VujK1O.  On December 17, DOLFIN and K2 Integrity’s financial crimes compliance experts will host their latest “Ask an Expert FINQuiry” webinar. Expect answers to questions on topics such as: the latest developments in AML/CFT, sanctions, fraud, anti-bribery and corruption, and export controls; financial integrity risks related to the global pandemic; and regionally focused financial crime risks. https://bit.ly/39zzhFP Tom Fox is the Compliance Evangelist and can be reached at tfox@tfoxlaw.com. Jay Rosen is Mr. Monitor and can be reached at jrosen@affiliatedmonitors.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you’ve survived sorrow, have felt the pain of grief and know what it’s like to lose something: a dream, a loved one, etc., this episode is for you. Kim Erickson joins us in today’s episode to chat through practical ways to survive sorrow, seek God in the middle of it, and move urgently in obedience through the grieving process. Kim speaks to the one that hopes to share their story of sorrow, how to share it well, and what it looked like for her to get to the place that she is today.I’ll leave the specifics up to Kim to share with us, but what you need to know is that Kim met the Lord after the sudden death of her young son in 2008. Her testimony is beautiful, and speaks of how God met her in a place of deep grief and sorrow that unfortunately way too many parents understand. In Kim’s story, her experience allowed her to see God with a new perspective, and now, she’s following Him faithfully and sharing her story to help others struggling with grief find hope and light in the middle of it. When Kim’s was first finding her own way through her grief, she found plenty of resources for grieving. She says what she really needed, though, "was someone who would give me advice for living, not just grieving . . . How do I get through the grocery store without crying? What do I do with my son’s things? When will my mind stop replaying the emergency room scene?"Those questions caused her to dive into the Bible, and now, ten years from that moment, she has written a book, Surviving Sorrow, that is blessing so many people. I’m so excited and can’t wait for you to hear this conversation - let’s jump in.Here are some things we mention in this episode:Kim's Book / Surviving Sorrow: A Mother's Guide to Living with Loss Be sure to stay up to date with Abundant Life: You Were Made for More by visiting our blog - and if you're loving the podcast, send guest recommendations to us or leave us a star-rating/review on your favorite listening platform to spread the word about the you were made for more message.You Were Made for More Social Media: FacebookTwitterInstagram

Kim Daly is one of America’s Top Franchise Consultants who has helped thousands of people explore franchise opportunities. For over 20 years, she has traveled the country as a keynote speaker and business break out leader and has hosted her own live events educating, motivating and inspiring Americans to the dream of small business ownership through the proven systems of a franchise.   Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [0:59] Josh introduces today’s guest, Kim Daly, the creator and host of The Daly Show. [1:58] Josh welcomes Kim to Franchise Euphoria. [4:05] Kim weighs in on finding the “why” with potential franchisees is one of the most crucial components to dissect prior to buying a franchise. [7:14] In Kim’s opinion, there is a large number of misconceptions surrounding franchising that she has spent years debunking. [12:49] Josh shares how important it is to vet the long-term value of the franchisor throughout the duration of your franchise ownership prior to purchasing. [16:29] Kim shares why potential franchisees should focus on personal development rather than business development at the outset. [19:39] The concept of building wealth through franchising can seem daunting, but Kim helps her clients identify systems that have wealth building opportunities, such as expansion or the opportunity to manage their business hands off while continuing to work in a daytime job. [22:59] Despite COVID-19, Josh shares how franchising has stayed relatively consistent and Kim discusses why this is the perfect time to franchise. [28:05] Kim shares what she believes is the crucial first step to anyone considering buying a franchise. [31:49] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on iTunes.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com kim@thedalycoach.com www.thedalycoach.com www.Linkedin.com/dalykim www.facebook.com/createwealththrufranchising www.youtube.com/KimDalyFranchiseConsultant

Meet Kim Brinson, a warrior like no other and one of my heroes. She's a former High School History teacher; Home school Mom, and Director of an awesome swim camp. For the last 6 years she has been thriving through Stage 3c Ovarian Cancer; one day at a time. Not easy, but perhaps her years of endurance swimming prepared her for this journey. Join us as she shares some of her life stories and challenging moments of faith. You'll be inspired, encouraged and pick up some incredible wisdom for the life ‘battles' you are facing. In Kim's words: "We all got 'em." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/angel-h-davis/message

This weeks podcast saw me head to the suburbs of South London to chat with Gemmologist Kim Rix. In Kim's career as a Gemstone Detective, she has unearthed some of the worlds most fascinating stones...and also been a victim of a scam. In this podcast, I speak to Kim about how to spot a fake stone, where to unearth your own stones and life travelling the world following her passion.

Is there room in the marketplace today for entrepreneurs who are interested in product development and creating their own inventions? How do you build a brand around a product that no one has ever heard about? Here to share her story and encourage leaders like you is Kimberly Meckwood.  In her conversation with Kevin, Kim opens up about her journey developing the Click & Carry, what the patient process was like, how she got the word out about her product, challenges along the way, and much more. If you’ve ever wanted a peek into the world of product development - this is the episode for you!  Outline of This Episode [0:50] Kevin’s introduction to this episode.  [2:20] Introducing today’s guest - Kimberly Meckwood.  [6:40] Kim talks about the development of her product, the Click & Carry.  [13:45] What was the patient process like?  [16:00] How did Kim spread the word about Click & Carry?  [18:45] Appearing on QVC.  [22:15] How did Kim end up on 5-Minute Pitch?  [25:20] Kim talks about her experience so far on Amazon.  [28:00] What is the traffic like on Kim’s website?  [32:00] Kim’s secret weapon.  [34:30] Advice for budding innovators and entrepreneurs.  [38:10] Closing thoughts.  From idea to development Where does the idea to create something completely new come from? The truth is, most inventions come from an idea to address a common problem. In Kim’s case - she came up with the idea for the Click & Carry because she was sick of taking multiple trips to the car to unload her groceries.  Too often we believe the lie that you have to be a super-genius to come up with a great idea like the Click & Carry. Kim is a smart and savvy businesswoman who took a risk and put herself out there. Sellers like you can follow in Kim’s footsteps! Learn more about Kim’s story and how the product development process played out by listening to this episode - you don’t want to miss it!  Spreading the word Once Kim took her product from the idea stage to the development stage, the next big hurdle arose - getting the word out. While it’s fairly easy to promote a product everyone knows about like a fishing rod or a cutting board - a new product that never existed before is a tough sell! How would you go about spreading the word for a new product you invented?  As you can imagine - Kim’s road to spreading the word wasn’t easy - there was no roadmap for her to follow. Through trial and error, Kim made her way with the Click & Carry to local trade shows and farmers markets until she caught her big break with QVC. You can catch the clip of Kim getting featured on “Bethenny” in the resources section at the end of this post. Appearing on The 5 Minute Pitch Kim had been avoiding anything Amazon related for a while when a friend had suggested that she enter the 5 Minute Pitch competition. The 5 Minute Pitch is a show where 32 bootstrapped companies are selected to pitch Greg Mercer, Scott Voelker, Steve Chou, and Mike Jackess, along with a weekly guest judge for the chance to win $50,000. Not only did Kim get a chance to pitch her idea on The 5 Minute Pitch but she was also selected as the first season winner! Of course, Kim was thrilled to win the $50,000 to invest in her business, but the big win - according to Kim - is the opportunity to get coaching from the judges. Tune into this episode of Maximizing Ecommerce to learn more about Kim’s experience on The 5 Minute Pitch!  Branching out Now that she has the likes of Greg Mercer, Scott Voelker, Steve Chou, and Mike Jackess whispering in her ear - Kim is rethinking her approach to ecommerce. She had heard that Amazon was not a good option for inventors to feature their products because of the risk of copycats - she’s since received more accurate advice. While the risk is there - Amazon is still one of the best platforms to grow your brand and grow your following. If you are ready to invest in your ideas and break out of the typical career trajectory - listen to this episode to hear Kim’s inspiring story of product development and ecommerce success! Resources & People Mentioned Sellers Summit 5-Minute Pitch Mike Jackness Greg Mercer Scott Voelker Podcast Fast Track Connect with Kimberly Meckwood www.clickandcarry.com USPTO write up on Click & Carry - Inventor’s Eye Newsletter - "Spark of Genius” VIDEO: Click & Carry uses VIDEO: David Venable & Lisa Robertson Surprise an Entrepreneur Connect With Kevin Sanderson www.YouTube.com/maximizingecommerce www.Facebook.com/maximizingecommerce www.Twitter.com/maxecom Subscribe to Maximizing Ecommerce onApple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, PlayerFM

To all the moms out there: I appreciate, respect, and cherish you!   It is through you that I found inspiration to launch my monthly podcast Moms With Passion And Purpose, as an extention of my current All About You podcast.     Meet Kimberly Dawn. She is one of those women in my community that many look to for inspiration. Kim exemplifies a woman with passion. She finds drive in her music while leading a purposeful life in our community of Westlake Village, California. She is constantly looking out for others; whether it be participating in charity work with Casa Pacifica, lending a helping hand in school functions, or offering support for members of our community. Kim always leaves a lasting impression with her generous heart.   She is a loving wife, incredible mother, and an extraordinarily devoted friend to her tribe of women.  In this episode, Kim shares how she manages to find time in her busy, often chaotic life to stay true to her passion of being a songstress. If you want to know how she does it all: writing, performing, traveling, and manifesting a life that we all might be a little envious of, she lays it all out on the table in All About You.   When I first got a peek into her sacred, creative space, it opened up a new level of fascination in me. If you get a glimpse in her closet, you’re likely to feel that way too. In Kim’s words, she lives in her “Barbie dream mansion” that she manifested as a little girl.  We can all learn how to have more balance in our lives with grace and ease and Kimberly Dawn has mastered that skill. It was such a pleasure and so much fun to spend time in her beautiful home, recording study and dreamy closet. We both have four kids and are on a mission to help others. I adore this beautiful woman and I know you will too.      

On this episode, we chat about #Christmas traditions we had when we were kids, why we abruptly abandoned them last year, and what we may feel like doing this year. We are still very much in limbo on this topic, guys, and you may be too, but that’s just fine. #nopressure In Kim’s glass: Tanzanian coffee No glass for Brandon this time because we already have a sink full of dishes so we just gonna share this cup of coffee, ya heard? Love the podcast? Rate, subscribe, and share! We appreciate y’all. We're on Youtube now! Check us out here: * https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBlFExyIjN1JDJYCCrV_-lA * Follow us on Instagram: * https://www.instagram.com/goodmarriagegreatgod/ * We’re Brandon and Kim. We moved ~3,000 miles away from our family and friends and decided to create a social media presence that gives our loved ones a view into our lives. We hope this helps us feel less far away from them. Secondly, this platform is our place to process our lives as two Christ-followers becoming one. Let us know if you have any video or podcast topic suggestions. Email us: * goodmarriagegreatGod@gmail.com * --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmarriagegreatgod/support

We dishing out all the details of the beginning of our relationship and how we came to be. As always, we invite you to grab a glass and join the conversation. In Kim's glass: good ol' filtered water. In Brandon's glass: herbal tea. Follow us on Instagram: * www.instagram.com/goodmarriagegreatgod/ * Contact us: * goodmarriagegreatgod@gmail.com * We just started a Youtube channel! Check it out: * https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBlFExyIjN1JDJYCCrV_-lA * Like what you hear? Please let us know your thoughts and give us a 5-star rating! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmarriagegreatgod/support

In this episode, we explore the advice we would give the younger versions of ourselves. We discuss lessons learned from previous relationships, self-image, and more! As always, we invite you to grab a glass of your favorite beverage, and let's get into these topics. In Brandon's mug: Roasted Dandelion Root Herbal Tea with lemon and ginger (Brandon had a cold). In Kim's glass: BlackBerry Moonshine with homemade simple syrup on the rocks). Follow us on Instagram @goodmarriagegreatGod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/goodmarriagegreatgod/support

In today's episode, host Kristin Kalbli interviews Kimberly Brooks Mazella, a straight spouse whose career as a psychotherapist has lead to the founding of her non-profit, the Straight Forward Project. Kim discusses the results of her survey research on Straight Spouses, and how her data, which sheds light onto the straight spouse experience, could eventually be used to help straight spouse heal.  In Kim’s own words: “A person has to be able to hold two competing truths at the same time: on the one hand it is wonderful that our spouses have come out, and if they’re living authentic lives and they’re happy and they’re in relationships - we want that for everybody; we all deserve to live authentic lives. Andthe deceit and the damage that is done to unsuspecting spouses who are married to closeted LGBT folks is real, and it is valid, and it is true. And both of those things co-exist.”

Dr. Tao Le presents "Accelerating Innovation in Academic Medicine" with the help three panelists: Dr. In Kim, Dr. Gerard Rabalais, and Dr. Brad Sutton. Dr. Le discusses various topics like design thinking, team based learning, and the innovation code.   Some items in this lecture may have come from the lecturer’s personal academic files or have been cited in-line or at the end of the lecture. For more information, see our citation page.Disclaimers©2016 LouisvilleLectures.org

*This conversation may include opinions of family law but it should not be considered legal advice.    Special Passages      “Happiness comes more from loving than being loved, and often when our affection seems wounded it is only our vanity bleeding. To love, and to be hurt often, and to love again — this is the brave and happy life.” - by J.E. Buckrose    “Do you want me to tell you something really subversive? Love is everything it's cracked up to be. That's why people are so cynical about it. It really is worth fighting for, being brave for, risking everything for. And the trouble is, if you don't risk anything, you risk even more.” - from The Fear of Flying by Erica Jong   Crossing Relationship Borders    Kim Bell has crossed many borders in her life. She is an Australian who is married to an American she met while in the Philippines and who currently lives in Canada. Both of her husbands, previous and current, had children before she married them. She doesn’t have any offspring. This in combination with her being a Senior Attorney gives her a unique perspective when discussing love, marriage, divorce, the law and more love.   There is a history and a dynamic that exists between a parent and a child, which affects a parent’s new relationship with someone else. Four months after Kim started dating PJ, she made it clear to his daughter that she didn’t intend to take the place of her mother but she would be there for her whenever she needed to talk and she also made it clear to the mother that she would never try to replace her. This allowed for a free and open relationship to grow amongst them all.   The Good Thing about Getting Older   It takes time for women to figure out who they are, what is important to them and most importantly what they decide they will no longer accept in their lives. Once we are well into our 40’s we know ourselves better and we are finally settling into being happy with who we are. In Kim’s own words, “It’s beneficial to learn lessons the hard way because that way we don’t have to learn the same lesson twice” and “This is another precious day in your life you will never get back again. Love yourself and love the people around you. Life is a gift.”   It’s important to take time between relationships to figure things out. If you spend some time alone to get the rest of your life in order, it really helps you to love someone because you love them not because you need them.   It’s Called Legalese But Ain’t Legal Easy   Want to know what’s a hard thing to do? Talking with your fiancé about individual assets before you even get married, but it needs to be done. It needs to be out in the open a few months before you tie the knot. It doesn’t have to be a prenuptial agreement but you should at least have a will in place in case of an emergency. Wills are described as living documents because they can be changed when life changes. Legal documents offer protection for spouses and children alike. Dividing up assets does not have to be confrontational.      Money should be the last reason you stay in a marriage you are not happy in. It’s a recipe for being miserable.    I met Kim in the Philippines at Chris Ducker’s Tropical Think Tank. We met fellow creatives and lifelong friends there.   Work Directly with Me   If you would like to work directly with me visit my website, Annpeck.com or email me directly at ann@annpeck.com and share with me the impact you have gotten from these stories. If you would like to share your thoughts and ideas with me you can connect on twitter with #curvyworldpodcast and/or @iamannpeck. On Facebook, you can join the private Curvyworld group. If you would like a copy of my “I Am Habits”, simply text Iamhabits (all one word) to 44222. Let me know how you found out about Straight Talk, I love collecting the stories.

This episode is special because it has BACON! Stargate Pioneer from Agentsofshield.com calls in to help with the phones (from the gym!) Having Good Hardware 3:50 Jim explains how having good hardware is vital. Live Interviews With Skype 7:05 Kim from onthetablepdcasts.com asks about recording a skype call. Do I need a mixer? Jim has shipped people microphones like the Audio Technica 2100 to ensure you have quality. In Kim's case she tried to connect is skype and her guest was using Skype on his phone. Her solution was to have her guest on wi-fi and connect via skype on their phone. (the guest was not technical at all). You need a mixer when you are playing music live while you talk, if you have a co-host in the room for you. If you are recording skype with just one other co-host you can use a mixer, but you don't need it. You can do it without it. Headset microphones will work, but they don't very good. More Shows a Week Equals Faster Growth? Kim Slusher on Surveying Her Audience 18:20 Don't ask about your length of your show at the end of the show. Dave did a whole episode on Surveys LISTEN HERE Its never a bad idea to connect with your audience. If you use a sliding scale use even numbers so people can't give you a "right down the middle" answers. New and Noteworthy Formula 29:48 Downloads, rating and Reviews, and total number of subscribers is what makes up the formula of new and Noteworthy. Remember you can be new for 8 weeks, you can be noteworthy ANY TIME. Audible Getting into Podcasting? 32:15 They have hired someone from NPR NPR Style Podcasts 35:04 It's going to take a story to make them great. Just because its real stories, and real people, doesn't mean its interesting. The Mystery show didn't do much for me. You can read my review on the blog. Para-scope Questions 44:05 Its the wild, wild, west when it comes to Para-scope. Live streaming video from anywhere. Jim got a ton of people putting Monkey with microphones. Become a Ask the Podcast Coach Awesome Joy Rider! If you enjoy the show, if you think we bring value, consider supporting the show. Become an awesome Ask the Podcast Coach Joyrider. $1 a month - Gets you our undying gratitude $5 a month - Enjoy the post show $10 a month - All of the above and access to the School of Podcasting's Facebook Group $20 - All of the above and be listed on the website $50 - Get access to a private "Casterming" group podcast consulting (limited seating) $125 a month - An hour of one on one consulting each month with Dave. Dumas Effect 52:53 We discussing being you. You will never out "John Lee Dumas" John Lee Dumas. It comes naturally to him.