Podcast appearances and mentions of Jason T Lewis

Two weeks ago, we sat down with none other than Jason T. Lewis to record Eight or Sixteen. Alas, there was a recording, erm... error - and the show was lost. Fear not, though, because Jason was kind enough to return - and this time it worked! In this episode, Rob, Mark, and Jason cover everything from the state of tech YouTube to home audio, Mark's frustrations with Siri, and Elton John. Links Jason T. Lewis (PAINFULLY HONEST TECH) on YouTube: https://youtube.com/@PAINFULLYHONESTTECH If you'd like to get in touch with Rob and Mark, you can email them at contact@eightorsixteen.com. Eight or Sixteen is a Mark Ellis Reviews production: https://markellisreviews.com 

256: The Life Of A Tech Tuber With Jason From Painfully Honest Tech This week we are joined by Jason from the Painfully Honest Tech YouTube channel. Jason is one of the biggest voices in the tech space on YouTube and has grown his channel/community over the years to over 197K subscribers and MILLIONS of video views. About Jason: Jason T. Lewis started Painfully Honest Tech on YouTube in 2013 after buying a set of gaming headphones that weren't very good. An on-camera rant ensued. And thus was born Painfully Honest Tech. Since that time PHT has grown 198,000 subscribers and 29 million views. The channel focuses on tech reviews, commentary and how-to videos related to audio and mobile technology. In mid-2018, Jason quit his day job as a writer, administrator, and educator at the University of Iowa to focus on YouTube and other projects. Go here if you want to submit your YouTube Channel to be a potential guest on the podcast. Support the show on Patreon here for day-to-day interaction with myself and the community on discord. Connect With Jason Here: YouTube Channel /// Facebook /// Twitter Links Discussed In This Episode TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. CLICK HERE for a FREE 30 DAY TRIAL. Fiverr – Hire the right people for the jobs you need to make your YouTube life and workflow easier! HotContent – Allow Natalie and her experienced team to help you on your YouTube journey by hiring a YouTube coach! Bluehost – If you need a website use this link to get a Free Domain Name and a great deal on hosting

We're debating what makes TV better - binge watching a season in one sitting, or watching episodes over many weeks? Plus more topics! Our fighters are: Jason T. Lewis of Painfully Honest Tech https://www.youtube.com/jasontlewis & https://twitter.com/JasonTLewisPHT vs Comedian & Podcaster Jamie Kilstein: https://www.youtube.com/jasontlewis & https://twitter.com/JasonTLewisPHT Every Tuesday, I'm bringing on Jody of Jody's Corner to help me debate topics 1:1 for Change my Mind - Nerd Edition where we get real over breaking news on the web. If we agree on a topic, someone will have to play Devil's Advocate and attempt to argue for the other side. Every Thursday will be regular LIVE! Episodes of #NerdWars with special guests! And every Wednesday I'll be on Jody's Corner, so go sub there if you haven't already: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4Uk... Think you got what it takes? Hit me up on social media below, particularly Instagram, and for bonus content: become a Patreon or Youtube member (links below). H O W T O S U P P O R T Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/PopcornedPlanet Become a Youtube Member: https://www.youtube.com/PopcornedPlanet/join Paypal: https://www.paypal.me/andysignor Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/andysignore Streamlabs: https://Streamlabs.com/PopcornedPlanet Get all of your Popcorned Planet Merch here. S O C I A L M E D I A : ► Twitter: https://twitter.com/andysignore ► Instagram: https://instagram.com/andysignore ► Facebook: https://facebook/andysignore --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nerdwars/support

In this episode, we visit with Jason T. Lewis from Painfully Honest Tech. We cover music, tech, life and his channels' growth in 2018.

This past week, the Carver College of Medicine hosted its 12th annual Examined Life Conference. Our featured presenter, journalist and memoirist Sarah Smarsh, grew up in a family of farmers and teen mothers in Kansas. Her family, laborers trapped in a cycle of poverty, made the kinds of choices that poor people must make in rural America--whether to eat or seek medical attention, for instance. Decades of inattention--and scorn--from politicians and the media have widened this class divide, and have sent the inexorable message that their voices don't matter. Ms. Smarsh's recent book, Heartland: A Memoir of working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth, tells the tales of her family's struggles with poverty, addiction, workplace injuries, and family violence that many economic and political elites don't have the background or will to truly understand. Though Ms. Smarsh has managed to escape that cycle, she has retained her citizenship in--and love for--that largely unexplored country, and offers a deep look at what it's like to be poor in the wealthiest and most powerful society on the planet. Our executive producer Jason T. Lewis, Rob Humble, Gabe Conley, Teneme Konne, and Christopher Portero Paff talk with Ms. Smarsh about what the working poor are facing, how our willful lack of understanding shapes our perceptions of their struggles, and why it's crucial that medicine encourages and welcomes them as providers.

This past week, the Carver College of Medicine hosted its 12th annual Examined Life Conference. Our featured presenter, journalist and memoirist Sarah Smarsh, grew up in a family of farmers and teen mothers in Kansas. Her family, laborers trapped in a cycle of poverty, made the kinds of choices that poor people must make in rural America--whether to eat or seek medical attention, for instance. Decades of inattention--and scorn--from politicians and the media have widened this class divide, and have sent the inexorable message that their voices don't matter. Ms. Smarsh's recent book, Heartland: A Memoir of working Hard and Being Broke in the Richest Country on Earth, tells the tales of her family's struggles with poverty, addiction, workplace injuries, and family violence that many economic and political elites don't have the background or will to truly understand. Though Ms. Smarsh has managed to escape that cycle, she has retained her citizenship in--and love for--that largely unexplored country, and offers a deep look at what it's like to be poor in the wealthiest and most powerful society on the planet. Our executive producer Jason T. Lewis, Rob Humble, Gabe Conley, Teneme Konne, and Christopher Portero Paff talk with Ms. Smarsh about what the working poor are facing, how our willful lack of understanding shapes our perceptions of their struggles, and why it's crucial that medicine encourages and welcomes them as providers.