Podcast appearances and mentions of jo milmine

With over 100 comedy commercials to choose from, Ant & Damo share their favourite 20 fake ads from all six seasons of this award-winning funny podcast. If you have one you love, tag us on social media and let us know! Special thanks to all the incredible voice talent who featured over the years, in this episode particularly we give love to Sam Thomas, Ash Frith, Ciaran Saward, Caroline Verdon, Jim Salveson, Jo Milmine, Alex Whiteley, Megan Hayward, Ian Brannan, Hywel Evans, Phillip Simon and Adam Jarrell. If you liked this episode, back our Kickstarter before December 14th! Enjoy ad-free listening on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Champ finds himself out of time. In a future where nobody knows who he is, can he make it back before a young influencer steals his crown? And his book signing? Wrestling with the Champ is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Damien St John. Also starring Dan Mellins (danmellins.com) Neal McLelland, Ian Brannan, and Jo Milmine. With Additional production from Jonny Goldsmith. For more episodes, plus videos and links head over to gingerninja.live Music featured within this episode is licensed under Creative Commons BY Attribution 4.0 License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Using previously unheard archive footage, we go back to 2009, and a new type of event that was on course to change the world of wrestling forever. Riding high on a wave of popularity, the Ginger Ninja and his best friend Churros were destined for greatness when they formed The Lost Adventurous. But trouble lay on the horizon. Wrestling With The Champ is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Damien St John. Starring, in order of appearance: Aimee Joshua, Ciaran Saward, Damien St John, Ant McGinley, and Jo Milmine. This episode was inspired by Callum Sutherland - the original Churros. See the recent rematch between Churros and The Champ over at gingerninja.live This episode features the following tracks: Monument - Steffen Daum, Happy Happy Game Show - Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On his way to meet fans at Grapple-con in Norfolk, the Champ finds himself forced into playing a macabre game to save the life of his only friend. And himself. And his mind. All while stuck in a caravan. I mean motorhome.Wrestling With The Champ is written and produced by Ant McGinley and Damien St John.This episode features the voice talents of Adam Jarrell and Jo Milmine. The music you hear appears under creative commons 3.0 and was: Energetic Metal song by The Real Monoton Artist,Congus Bongus by Napping on a Cloud, Pro Sensory by Alex McCulloch, Victory Fanfare by Cynic Music, Dawn of the Apocalypse by Rafael Crux, Rareware by Symphony, R&B Rock Song by LukariKid, Awakening by Ataboi, Alison by Jason Shaw, and Doomed by Alexander Ehlers.

This is the Brew Time podcast. Brew-length episodes of content tips that you can listen while drinking your tea (or coffee). Plus, the occasional interview with people who are doing content differently.  If you're new to the show, I'm Fiona. I'm a content writer for BCorps, Startups and independent businesses.  Go and check out episode 2 with Jo Milmine where she talks about doing business without a website and not following what everyone else is doing. 

I'm joined in this podcast by Jo Milmine, award-winning podcast host of Shiny Bees and business coach from Business Without The Bollocks.  Jo joins me for a brew and we discuss:  Doing business without a proper website How using a previous career can help with your content Why your hobbies can help attract the right customers. Being yourself and not trying to do what your competition is doing. How to use a podcast to market your business Why not doing as your told can work for you and marketing with less content is a strategy that can work. Building an audience that is engaged and committed to what you sell. Giving people what they need is more important than giving them what you want. And why not following the rules and even breaking them can make for great content that converts. Jo Milmine consistently puts her values and ideals at the heart of her business and that gives something good back to the world.   And we have a debate on the great British brew. Listen to Jo's podcast here. Join the Business Without the Bollocks Facebook Group Sign up to the Brew Time podcast newsletter here. 

Today I have been talking to Jo Milmine from Shiny Bees. Jo is a former RAF Aerospace Battle Manager who turned her love of knitting into a multi-award-winning podcast series. Since August 2012 Jo has hosted the Shiny Bees podcast, a show about knitting and yarn mixed with snippets of Jo's life and a lot of comedy goodness Originally started as a hobby to fill her time during a posting to Africa Jo built a location independent business to move wherever she was posted. She now records podcasts whilst traveling the world, and Shinybees was awarded ‘Best UK Podcast of 2016' at the New Media Europe Awards and ‘Most Engaged Audience of 2015' at the UK Podcast Awards. Jo also works as an online business strategist, helping creatives plan their businesses and so this episode is jam-packed with handy business tips, even if you never picked up some knitting needles. I loved chatting to Jo, she's funny, informative and so very inspiring so I hope you enjoy this episode with Jo Milmine from Shiny Bees.

Be a Bigger Fish is a podcast series that explores the power of podcasting to grow your business or your community. In this episode, Jo Milmine tells us how she found connection through podcasting - first as a listener and then as a podcaster. Her multi award-winning podcast, Shinybees, is all about knitting, comedy and yarn.  Find out more about how Jo has created a community around her podcast, and how pickled onion flavour crisps can help you create a successful podcast!

#51: THAT is Jo Milmine, a good friend of mine and a multi-award-winning podcaster, especially in the world of knitting.  She is also a consultant and small business strategist in North West England. Jo’s “corporate” background was serving as high-level project management in the air force of UK.  Yes, you heard me right!  She specializes in helping overwhelmed business owners get their enterprises back under control by implementing smart systems and strategy. Her podcasting super power is creating highly engaged communities. Key Lessons From This Episode: How to go about creating the most engaging community for your business, so you can sell out whatever you have to offer. How to find your niche and stand out in the crowded industry. Are you ready to learn? Let’s chat with Jo! Important Links & Mentions in this episode: (https://www.shinybees.com/) Get the free download – ProfitStyle™ Guide (https://kellybaader.com/learn) Leadpages 14-Day Free Trial (https://kellybaader.com/leadpages)   (https://kellybaader.com/review) (https://kellybaader.com/Spotify)    You know you have so many professional skills and expertise, but you feel a bit challenged to transfer it to your online business? If so, you are in the right place. I have prepared several free gifts for you. Just go to KellyBaader.com/Learn to access. If you are interested to be part of CCU Campus, as we are in the transitioning phase of updating the website, just email me:  info@kellybaader.com  (mailto:info@kellybaader.com) and place "CCU" in the Subject line. So my team can place you on the VIP list to receive a special bonus when we launch again next time. Remember, YOU Matter! See you in the next episode.

If you've got a new product or service you're itching to launch, you might think you need to have a massive email list in order to attract enough customers. In this episode, business consultant Jo Milmine talks about how she has launched successfully with small - but perfectly formed - email lists. Here's what you'll... READ MORE The post [173] How to launch with a tiny list with Jo Milmine appeared first on Janet Murray.

If you're thinking of starting your own podcast, treat yourself to this refreshing convo with award-winning podcaster, military veteran (+ spouse!), m(u)m of two, humorous human and biz buddy o' mine, Jo Milmine. In this ep, Jo shares the story of how and WHY she started her (knitting and comedy?!) podcast before she even had a business, her top tips for managing life and business amidst seven PLUS military moves, how SHE has overcome the ol' #momguilt trap, and more. Grab some knitting supplies and ENJOY. SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com/026 INSTA: http://instagram.com/nikkielledgebrown FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook   MUSIC: "So Far So Close" by Jahzzar is licensed under an Attribution-ShareAlike License.Would you like to deliver your own private podcast feed to your audience? Sign up for a free trial today at Hello Audio.

If you're thinking of starting your own podcast, treat yourself to this refreshing convo with award-winning podcaster, military veteran (+ spouse!), m(u)m of two, humorous human and biz buddy o' mine, Jo Milmine. In this ep, Jo shares the story of how and WHY she started her (knitting and comedy?!) podcast before she even had a business, her top tips for managing life and business amidst seven PLUS military moves, how SHE has overcome the ol' #momguilt trap, and more. Grab some knitting supplies and ENJOY. SHOW NOTES: http://naptimeempires.com FB GROUP: http://naptimeempires.com/facebook  

Knitting seems to be the default example anyone in the medium will give when making the point that you can podcast about anything. And this week's guest Jo Milmine is doing exactly that with her show Shinybees. Not only is she podcasting about knitting though, she's actually having a lot of success with it too, […]Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Knitting seems to be the default example anyone in the medium will give when making the point that you can podcast about anything. And this week’s guest Jo Milmine is doing exactly that with her show Shinybees. Not only is she podcasting about knitting though, she’s actually having a lot of success with it too, […]Support the show (https://pod.academy)

Jo Milmine is an award-winning knitting podcaster, consultant, and creative business owner. Jo works with business owners on strategy, marketing and systems, helping them to beat overwhelm and grow their business with confidence.Jo is the podcaster behind Shinybees and one of the owners of the The Golden Skein, an online business providing exclusive, custom dyed yarns from independent dyers from across the globe.

Jo Milmine is an award-winning knitting podcaster, consultant, and creative business owner. Jo works with business owners on strategy, marketing and systems, helping them to beat overwhelm and grow their business with confidence.Jo is the podcaster behind Shinybees and one of the owners of the The Golden Skein, an online business providing exclusive, custom dyed yarns from independent dyers from across the globe.

So....it's been a while since we've gabbed at you, hasn't it? Our apologies for the delay in getting this episode out; Allison was away at TNNA and our kids are in the final push for the end of the year, so it’s been a bit manic. So for this episode we thought it might be best to have a catch up. Shout outs, news and events: 1) HUGE shout out to everyone who joined us for our first ever WWKIPDay event. It was great to see so many new faces and we hope to see a lot of you back at knit night. Sorry we forgot to take pictures! Ack! 2) Shout out too to Karie Westermann, who has funded her Kickstarter for her book, This Thing of Paper. Karie has more than doubled her fundraising goal and we couldn’t be more pleased for her. Kudos Karie! 3) Another shout out to our friend Carmen from A Yarn Story in Bath. This week in the UK people are voting on whether or not the UK should stay in the EU. Carmen wrote a blog post about how a Brexit could potentially affect her business. Take a look. 4) Our awesome podcasting pal Jo Milmine of the Shinybees podcast won this year's Best UK Podcast award. We're well chuffed for her. Congrats Jo! 25-26 June - Woolfest, Cumbria 1st July - tickets for GLYC 2016 go on sale!!! 16-17th July - Yarningham, a new show in Birmingham 16-17th July - Jyväskylä Summer Knit Festival, Jyväskylä, Finland 30-31st July - Fibre East, Ampthill, Bedfordshire  GLYC 2016 update: Less than two weeks to go before tickets are on sale! We’re still looking for volunteers to help make this event great so if you think you might be able to help us out, please get in touch! Tickets will be £18 and you can get them directly through our website at yarninthecity.com. All net proceeds from the event will again be donated to Refuge, and we will also be collecting knitted items for Knit for Peace. Every knitted item gets you an entry into the raffle for a huge basket of goodies! London Craft Guide update: The London Craft Guide is now available in France! The book is still in English though… You can now find it at Boutique Le Comptoir and l’Oisive Thé et Tricot and La Bien Aimée in Paris. Our London Craft Guide CAL (Craft-along) is in full swing! Be sure to tag your social media shares with #LCGCraftalong on Instagram and Twitter, or LCGCraftalong on Ravelry.   What we’re working on Rachel has had a bout of startitis. She's still working on a test knit for Kettle Yarn Co., but has also cast on for the Kippen Cardigan by Kat Goldin, a Neat Ripple baby blanket from Lucy at Attic24, and the Talisman Shawl from Helen Stewart's The Shawl Society. Allison is still working on the Toddler Hoodie, and is recovering from TNNA. Oh the yarn fumes! Catching up: Boy is there catching up! TNNA, new jobs, summer plans, and more.   *** Thanks so much for listening! Please leave us a comment or send us an email at hello@yarninthecity.com with your thoughts, or let us know what you think via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can also find us on iTunes or Stitcher Radio (and please consider leaving a review for us!), or download us directly from the Yarn in the City website.   On Wednesday nights you can find us at knit night at The Goat on the Rise pub on Battersea Rise, close to Clapham Junction station in SW London. We meet from 7pm to around 10pm. The food is great and the knitters are friendly. Join us!  Music (all available on NoiseTrade): Come to Light - Arkells Bittersweet Summer - Stephan Lucka

Jo Milmine is the host of the Shineybees podcast, a show about knitting. Jo not only has created an amazing community filled with other knitters, but she also won the 2015 New Media Europe for Most Engaged Audience. Jo talks about how she got into podcasting and some of the fantastic things her audience has done for her when she was overseas. 06:10 - It's a bit surreal for Yann to be on the show because he's a fan himself! 06:50 - How did Yann come up with the name of his podcast? 07:25 - This is Yann's second podcast. 13:25 - Yann is a huge music fan and his first podcast has helped open doors for him in that industry. 17:40 - Yann's academic background really helped him embrace music. 18:10 - Yann gives a history lesson about where he is from in Switzerland. 26:05 - Switzerland is not all about chocolate and watches. 27:10 - Yann talks about his ethnic background. He's a very mixed breed! 32:05 - If you do something that you're passionate about, it will be easier for you to work harder in it. 32:25 - It never feels like work when Yann's on his podcast. 33:25 - The school grading system is completely different in Italy compared to Switzerland. 35:55 - Yann's podcast is in English even though it is not his native language. 40:00 - Why did Yann choose the entrepreneur genre? 45:15 - What has Yann learned to do better since he started his podcast? 48:25 - Yann talks about his grandmother. 50:40 - What has Yann changed his mind about recently? 54:55 - When you step out of your comfort zone, you realize it really wasn't as scary as you thought. 58:00 - If you're a man in Switzerland, military service is mandatory. 01:00:10 - Once you believe in what you're doing, you should never feel worried about what people have to say. 01:04:15 - Yann talks about the Podcast Summit he is hosting. FULL SHOW NOTES: http://www.podcastjunkies.com/jo-milmine-interview/★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Military Operation With Jo Milmine Jo Milmine is an award-winning knitting podcaster, consultant, and creative business owner. Jo works with business owners on strategy, marketing and systems, helping them to beat overwhelm and grow their business with confidence. Jo is the podcaster behind Shinybees and one of the owners of the The Golden Skein, an online business providing exclusive, custom dyed yarns from independent dyers from across the globe. You may connect with Jo via Twitter or through her website. From the military to knitting Jo joined the military straight from university as an aerospace battle manager. She met her husband, go married, and had a baby. It was during this time when Jo started listening to podcasts and knitting. […] The post Military Operation with Jo Milmine appeared first on New Media Europe.

Shout outs: iTunes reviewers and some lovely Ravelry messages about the podcast and the book - thank you! Also huge shout out to podcast interviewee Clara Parkes, whose new book Knitlandia landed on the New York Times bestseller list! And we have a winner for the skein of Tamar Lustre blend from Blacker Yarns! News and Events:  16th April - A Yarn in the City talk and book signing at Knit With Attitude in London. We'll be talking about how we got started with the Great London Yarn Crawl and how the rest of our events, and now our book! grew from there. 23 - 24th April – Wonderwool Wales, Builth Wells Fairgrounds. We're going for the day with the London Guild of Spinners, Weavers and Dyers, and the coach is now full! What we're working on: Rachel has finished her Honey cowl and that's all. Allison finished her Heggelia mitts and has started a sweater for a new baby and is faffing about trying to find something else in SweetGeorgia Yarns to knit. Free Your Skeins! We have a lovely chat with Jo Milmine of the award-winning Shinybees podcast and the Golden Skein yarn club, about how she started her podcast, building community, bringing people together and why you should use your precious, special skeins. New Giveaway - Wool Tribe! We have a cheeky last-minute giveaway as well - a copy of the hotly sought after Wool Tribe, the official program to Edinburgh Yarn Festival 2016. To enter, leave a comment on these show notes by end of day Easter Monday (March 28th, 2016) and tell us your favourite memory of EYF either this year or last year, or one that you say while watching the festival from afar on social media. We'll announce the winner on episode 34 of the podcast. *** As always, please let us know what you think through comments on the show notes, send us an email at hello@yarninthecity.com or via Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. You can find us on iTunes or Stitcher Radio(and please consider leaving a review for us!), or download us directly from the Yarn in the City website.   And on Wednesday nights you can find us at knit night at The Goat on the Rise pub on Battersea Rise, close to Clapham Junction station in SW London. We meet from 7pm to around 10pm. The food is great and the knitters are friendly. Join us!  Music (all available on NoiseTrade):Find My Way - Brooke Annibale1000 Ships - Rachel Platten

Our Podcast Diva for episode 11 is Jo Milmine. Jo went from being a military officer in the Royal Air force to becoming an award winning podcaster. Since August 2012 Jo has hosted the Shiny Bees podcast, a show about knitting and yarn mixed with snippets of Jo’s life sprinkled with comedy. “Don’t mess with the knitters!” The Shiny bees podcast won the award for the Most Engaged Audience at the UK Podcasters’ Awards of 2015. The main criteria for this award is community engagement, so it’s great to get a chance to find out from Jo how to build and engage a podcast community and how she keeps them coming back for more. And you don’t need to know about knitting to pick up some useful hints and tips from Jo. I know very little about knitting - as will become apparent in this episode – and it gave me a fascinating insight into a whole new world. Who knew there was such a thing as a knit along! “There’s something from audio podcasts that you don’t get from video – it feels like a more intimate medium because you can’t see the person, so you’re engaging your imagination as to what they look like… It’s like reading a book versus watching a film." In episode 11 of Podcast Divas you find out about: How Jo went from life as a military officer in the Royal Air force to podcasting Where the name Shiny Bees came from The challenges of podcasting in rural South Africa How talking to fighter pilots and other military skills come in handy for podcasting Educating, enabling and entertaining your audience Which came first – the podcast or the business Why Jo was a wantrepreneur for a while Wine tasting for yarns The power of a niche podcast Building a business off the back of a podcast Building a community around your podcast Why podcasts are perfect for knitters How to engage with your audience Getting to know your audience in person Why it’s good to be a bit of a geek How to use meet-ups to grow your community Three ways to monetise your podcast How to turn listeners to members and keep them there Jo’s plans for future monetisation Knitting while you podcast "For people to love things the way you love them, and to hang around with those people, it’s something really special.” Microphones Started with a Samsung Meteor Now uses a Yeti Wants a Heil-PR40 “Our internet was beamed from on top of a mountain…to a little aerial on our house" Links mentioned in episode 11 Ravelry – a social media site for knitters (5 and a half million of them!) Patreon – crowd funding site for donations for podcasters “Caring for people and having time for them is the key to engagement.” An episode of the Shiny Bees podcast If you want to listen to an episode of Jo’s show, Jo suggests episode 55 about Susan Crawford’s 4-year heritage knitting project. This is a fascinating inspiring story of social history, fashion, design, ethnography and Shetland archives. “I think ‘If I was them what would I want?'” Other Podcast Divas to listen to Martine Ellis at I Make podcast Louise Scollay at Knit British “If they’re sitting, they’re knitting.” Where to find Jo Shiny Bees - Website The Golden Skein – Jo’s membership site for high quality, limited edition yarns from around the world.

Yarn in the City is proud to be sponsored by A Yarn Story. A Yarn Story specialises in hand-dyed yarns and luxury fibres. They carry yarns from indie dyers near and far, such as The Uncommon Thread, SweetGeorgia Yarns and Life in the Long Grass. Find them at www.ayarnstory.co.uk, or in Bath on Walcot Street in the heart of the Artisan Quarter. What's going on: Allison was interviewed on Episode 7 of the SweetGeorgia Yarns podcast - go have a listen and enter to win a Soakbox! Jo Milmine of the fabulous Shinybees podcast, who very kindly interviewed us in Episode 54, has been nominated for the UK Podcasters Awards in two categories. Hooray Jo!!!! Click here to go and vote for Shinybees (don't forget to scroll down to get the Best Games and Hobbies category). 3rd September: Kate Atherley will be teaching her "Math for Knitters" class at A Yarn Story in Bath. 5th September: The 3rd edition of the Great London Yarn Crawl, and the Yarn in the City Pop-Up Marketplace, which will include the Indie Designer Spotlight. You can follow along with all the pre-Crawl chatter in our Ravelry group. You can also go here to read about our collections of charity knitting for Knit for Peace. 6th September: YITC workshops on Knit Design and Pattern Writing with Kate Atherley, Soho, London 8th September - 3rd October: Waste Nothing - Finding a Home for the Discarded, an exhibition by the London Guild of Weavers, Spinners and Dyers happening at the crypt at St Martin-in-the-Fields in Trafalgar Square, London. 18-20th September - The Handmade Fair, Hampton Court Palace 26-27th September - Yarndale, Skipton Auction Mart, Yokshire 3-4th October - Swiss Wulle Festival, Zug, Switzerland 18th October - Come hear Heather Ordover of Craftlit and "What Would Madame DeFarge Knit?" fame talk about "What Knitting Does to Your Brain: the many benefits of knitting (and crocheting) - this time backed by 95% more science!" - tickets will go on sale 1st August. 23rd-26th October - Autumn Gwlana, Beggar's Reach What we're working on: Allison has finished her Reverb Shawl by Felicia Lo, which she did in a gradient bundle of Party of Five from SweetGeorgia Yarns. Rachel is still working on a series of accessory designs for The Fibre Co, in their lusciously chunky Tundra yarn (60% llama/30% merino/10% silk). But while on travels around the US visiting loads of yarn shops in the guise of checking out potential places to live, she fell down and got a kit for the Aranami Shawl by OlgaJazzy (Rav link) from Knit Knack in Arvada, CO, including some gorgeous Frabjous Fibers Wonderland Yarns.  Celebration: We are celebrating our 20th Episode (yay!), the Indie Maker community in London and the UK (hooray!), and also got to talk to Sue Blacker of Blacker Yarns about their very special 10th Birthday Celebration yarn, Cornish Tin. This yarn is made from a blend of ten different fibres, and comes in a 4-ply or DK weight. Sadly, it is only available in very limited quantities - for those of you going on the Yarn Crawl on Saturday, both Nest and Knit with Attitude will have Cornish Tin available, in advance of it's official release on 18th September! Blacker Yarns very kindly provided us with a sample of the yarn to play with AND a full skein of the 4-ply in Wheal Rose Red to give away to one lucky listener! To enter, leave a comment on this post and tell us what pattern you'd knit with this yarn. We will pick a random post as a winner. Entries are open until 11:59 pm BST on 10th September, 2015. Thanks for joining us again! You can find us on Ravelry, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and Pinterest, or go leave a review for us on iTunes. Please don't hesitate to share your thoughts and feedback with us, and please come say hi at any of the events we're attending if you get a chance! Everyone is also more then welcome to come join our Wednesday night knit group from 7-9 pm (or longer) at The Goat on the Rise, Clapham SW11 1EQ. We'll be there the rest of July, but on hiatus for August, with plans to start back up again after the big GLYC weekend in September. Music credits (all available on NoiseTrade)Loneliness & Alcohol - Jars of ClayMorning Light - The Dirty Guv'nahs