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In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt brings together journalist and friendship expert Anna Goldfarb and psychologist/behavioral finance analyst Naomi Win for a deep and wide-ranging conversation on friendship, uncertainty, and the ways we build and sustain human connection.The discussion moves from personal stories and research insights to cultural commentary, exploring how we navigate modern relationships in a world full of competing demands, distractions, and constant change.Topics CoveredWhy uncertainty shapes both friendships and personal growthAnna's framework for understanding friendship hierarchies (bathtub, jacuzzi, swimming pool, etc.)The difference between agentic friendships and communal friendshipsHow adulthood, family, and time scarcity reshape our social circlesCultural and societal impacts on modern friendship and lonelinessThe psychology of self-trust, repair, and vulnerability in relationshipsTrauma bonding vs. healthy friendship bondingAnna's personal story of her father, uncertainty, and the importance of reaching outWhy certainty, communication, and generosity matter in sustaining friendships

In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler sits down with Steve Willison—HR executive and author of Players, Payoffs and People—to explore how game theory applies to work, leadership, and life.The conversation weaves together stories of creativity, burnout, and identity with lessons on incentives, teamwork, and personal growth. From bands on tour to boardrooms, Steve shares how seeing the world as a series of "games" can provide clarity and direction in navigating relationships, careers, and organizations.Topics Covered: Finding your people and building the right "pool" of collaboratorsWork-life integration vs. balanceThe role of adventurous risk-takers in creative and professional projectsBurnout: causes, recovery, and organizational responsibilityIncentives, goals, and how shifting motivations impact teamsCooperation games vs. competitive games in relationships and the workplaceViewing life, leadership, and HR through the lens of game theoryCreativity, cross-pollination, and pulling lessons from unexpected places

In this episode of *Just Press Record*, Matt Zeigler brings together Dr. Preston Cherry, author of *Wealth in the Key of Life*, and Jenny Wood, former Google exec and author of *Wild Courage*. They dive into the power of rejection, the value of “weird,” the courage to stand out, and why nobody likes to be “should on.” This conversation blends psychology, storytelling, and practical lessons on living boldly and authentically.### Topics Covered* Why rejection is often just the first step toward success* Jenny's “wild courage” story of meeting her husband on the subway* The role of fear—failure, judgment, and uncertainty—in holding us back* How to embrace “weird” as a strength in work and life* Reframing “manipulative” into the courage to influence for good* The balance between seeking permission and trusting yourself* The importance of stage of life, self-audits, and giving yourself grace* Session work, entrepreneurship myths, and the underrated power of enthusiasm* Practical frameworks like Preston's “6 As” and Jenny's “WINN” and “FLIP” tools

What happens when a hip-hop pioneer and a philosopher-turned-artist sit down to explore the tension between external validation and internal mastery?In this episode of Just Press Record, Bill Stephney—former Def Jam executive and cultural force behind launching acts like Public Enemy—and Lawrence Yeo—author of More To That (@moretothat) and creator of deeply reflective visual essays—discuss the creative journey from two unique angles.It's a conversation about art, ambition, history, and the challenge of staying true to yourself when everyone else is watching.• The early days of hip-hop and Bill's pivotal role in launching Public Enemy• Lawrence's discovery of beatmaking and how it shifted his creative worldview• The tradeoff between external recognition, financial success, and creative freedom• Why many creators move away from their first passion—and what replaces it• The LA beat scene, SoundCloud era, and how distribution has changed everything• Gatekeepers vs democratization: is quality being lost or redefined?• How the pursuit of mastery differs from the pursuit of fame• What motivates great artists—and how that changes over time• Bill's work on documentaries like Philly on Fire and Kaepernick in America• The importance of curiosity, creative tension, and following your "inner compass"00:00 - Intro: Def Jam, Rick Rubin, and why these two guests had to meet02:00 - Lawrence on learning about sampling and the genius of collage08:00 - Bill's path from college DJ to discovering Chuck D and forming Public Enemy13:10 - The syncopated roots of hip-hop and its cultural explosion18:25 - Lawrence on the LA beat scene, Flying Lotus, and SoundCloud's golden age24:00 - Why he left music: chasing validation vs. creative fulfillment26:40 - Bill on managing art, fame, and commerce at Def Jam31:10 - From music exec to film producer: the Tony Braxton origin story39:00 - Democratization vs. quality: the creative tension of modern distribution44:30 - What counts as "good" in a world without gatekeepers?50:15 - Cultural movements that weren't planned—but changed everything53:00 - Mastery, the inner compass, and why artists leave a mark58:00 - The danger of overstimulation and protecting curiosity1:03:20 - Saying yes, instinct, and the path to meaningful work1:07:00 - A Grand Wizard Theodore story and the beauty of creative accidents

In this deeply reflective episode of *Just Press Record*, Matt Zeigler sits down with Morgan Ranstrom for a conversation that moves beyond money and into the heart of what truly compounds in life. Prompted by a powerful clip from John Candeto, Morgan and Matt explore how time serves as the ultimate filter — for ideas, relationships, art, and legacy. Together they unpack the meaning of right living, the responsibility of generational impact, and how we can each live with intention today to shape the world of tomorrow.This episode isn't about financial markets — it's about the compounding power of decisions, creativity, and care. It's about being an active participant in building something that outlasts you.**Topics Covered:** * * Why time is the ultimate filter for truth, art, and wisdom* The delayed rewards of living intentionally * Compounding in health, creativity, relationships, andparenting * The challenge (and reward) of thinking in decades, notdays * Legacy-building as an active, not passive, responsibility * Using music, writing, and presence to show our kids who weare * The epigenetics of love, trauma, and personal change * Why the Grateful Dead might be the perfect metaphor forenduring culture * What it *really* means to be a good ancestor

What happens when a legendary radio insider meets a modern-day playlist curator? In this episode of Just Press Record, host Matt Zeigler brings together Laurie Kaye, the last person to interview John Lennon, and Kevin Alexander, the music-obsessed mind behind the On Repeat Records Substack. Together, they explore the emotional power of music discovery—from transistor radios under the covers to Substack playlists in your inbox. With stories that span from David Bowie and Mick Jagger to record store revelations and underground concerts, this episode is a love letter to curation, connection, and the soundtracks of our lives.

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In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler brings together two brilliant minds—Grant Williams, renowned author and podcaster, and Craig Pearce, publisher at Pan Macmillan/Harriman House—for a conversation full of humor, insight, and heart. From childhood memories and music that shaped them, to deep reflections on leadership, books, publishing, and the unpredictability of success, this dialogue offers wisdom on culture, values, and the art of meaningful work. Whether you're here for snooker stories, James Bond nostalgia, or lessons on how great leaders pass down values, you'll find plenty to enjoy.Topics covered in this episode:The values their fathers passed down and the role of great leadersEarly influences: favorite childhood books, movies, and musicHow parents shape kids' musical and cultural tastesThe magic of books and their role in lifelong learningThe challenges and realities of modern publishingWhy luck, talent, and timing drive cultural hitsThe difference between good leadership and bad actorsReflections on integrity, politics, and the legacy of leadersThe enduring joy of sport, snooker, and football

What Happens When a Football Coach Meets a Finance Expert?Cullen Roche & Coach Vass on Scoreboards, Predictions, and Finding MeaningWhat do disciplined investing and defensive football coaching have in common?A lot more than you'd think.In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler introduces Cullen Roche (founder of Discipline Funds and macroeconomic thinker @disciplinefunds) to Coach Chris Vasseur—aka Coach Vass, football strategist and educator @CoachVassFootball.They explore how life paths evolve, the scoreboards we measure ourselves by, and the surprising parallels between behavioral finance and competitive coaching. It's a deep dive into prediction, identity, and how to thrive in high-stakes environments—whether it's Wall Street or Friday night lights.

In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler reunites with Colossus CEO and Business Breakdowns host Matt Reustle for a conversation that blends media strategy, creative philosophy, and practical lessons on building meaningful content. Through a mix of insightful clips and behind-the-scenes thinking, Matt breaks down what separates content that merely entertains from content that truly transforms—and why it matters. If you're building an audience, publishing anything online, or trying to figure out how to deliver value with your ideas, this one's for you.Topics Covered:The meaning of "transformation" in content and why it's more than just entertainmentThe Disney origins of “infotainment” and its application in modern mediaWhy experience is the engine of transformationHow comedians and creators apply lessons from different industriesThe subtle art of self-promotion without self-congratulationCreating content for an “audience of one”—and how that scalesThe distribution “mechanics” vs. experiential deliveryWhy treating your audience with respect builds deeper relationshipsBusiness Breakdowns as a tool for investor insight and decision-makingLessons from David Senra, Rick Rubin, and even 90s game shows

Two accomplished writers. Two unique journeys. One unforgettable conversation.In this episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler introduces Lara Crigger and Nina Badzin ( @dearninafriendship ) —two women who've never met but instantly click in a conversation that blends parenting, friendship, faith, and career twists. From NASA satellites and video game journalism to friendship advice and Torah study, Lara and Nina reveal how their upbringings shaped who they are, how they parent, and how they write.

In this special “Oh Snap, Guess What I Saw” edition of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler welcomes back writer and thinker Eric Markowitz for a deep reflection on resilience, longevity, and the power of being unapologetically human in a digital age. Centered around a powerful clip from Christina Garnett and Vic Ruggiero, the conversation unpacks how meaningful connection—whether in business, creativity, or content creation—can help individuals and organizations outlast in a short-term obsessed world.

What happens when two women who've lived, led, and learned through fear, reinvention, and transformation meet for the first time? In this moving episode of Just Press Record, Nancy Burger and Julia Duthie share personal stories about stepping into the spotlight — one at 14, the other at 40 — and unpack what it really means to live authentically. From coming out later in life to healing childhood wounds, this conversation is packed with wisdom, honesty, and humor. Whether you're navigating career shifts, personal identity, or just trying to figure out how to show up fully, this one's for you.Topics Covered:The role of fear in personal growth and creative expressionNancy's story of overcoming stage fright at 40Julia's experience coming out at 50 and living authenticallyHow childhood experiences shape our adult narrativesThe link between vulnerability, leadership, and trustWhy being yourself everywhere is a superpowerHelping younger generations build confidence and resilienceThe power of storytelling, music, and embracing change

JPR: Bob Seawright & Jim Carroll - Financial Markets, Music, and Life LessonsIn this episode of JUST PRESS RECORD, host Matt Zeigler brings together two financial market experts who've never met: Bob Seawright (author of The Better Letter on Substack) and Jim Carroll (author of Vixology on Substack). Their conversation weaves through shared passions for music, writing, market insights, and life philosophy - from their morning music routines to the realization that "for every pathology there's a profession."Key Topics Covered:Music's influence on both guests' lives and workHow writing helps clarify thinking and connects with audiencesUnconventional career paths into financial marketsThe value of silence vs. background music for creative thinkingDiscovering personal limitations and finding your true pathCollege advice and educational experiencesRisk perception and decision-making frameworksFinding your niche in competitive environments

In this episode of JUST PRESS RECORD, host Matt Zeigler welcomes back Matt Ackermann, Chief Brand Officer at Integrated Partners, for an insightful discussion on brand building and storytelling. Triggered by a clip featuring David Burkus ( @DavidBurkus ) and Kit Huffman, the conversation explores how to develop memorable brands that stand out in a sea of sameness. From storytelling fundamentals to strategic brand development, Ackermann shares his unique VCR (Vision, Capability, Reach) framework and explains why understanding your audience is crucial for brand success.Topics Covered:The challenge of standing out versus blending in when building brandsThe fundamentals of storytelling and why they remain constant across platformsUnderstanding your audience before creating contentThe VCR framework: Vision, Capability, and Reach for brand developmentCreating effective through-lines in your contentHow to balance tension and resolution in storytellingThe importance of taking time for reflection and perspectiveWhy identity is emergent rather than an emergencyUsing top-down and bottom-up approaches in content creation

In this engaging and thought-provoking episode of Just Press Record, host Matt Zeigler introduces two guests who've never met before: musician and author Mishka Shubaly and financial crisis predictor turned entrepreneur/Punks and Pinstripes community founder Greg Larkin. Their conversation weaves through transformative musical experiences, sobriety journeys, post-9/11 New York City, corporate culture, and finding meaning in life's "second mountain." Listen as these two seemingly different paths reveal surprising parallels about authenticity, purpose, and redefining success.Main Topics Covered:Transformative musical experiences and how live music creates moments of profound personal changeSobriety journeys and navigating social spaces while maintaining recoveryPost-9/11 New York City and the unexpected beauty of human connection amid tragedyThe concept of the "second mountain" - finding purpose after achieving conventional successCan you be a "punk" while working in corporate culture or finance?Finding joy in the present moment and learning to appreciate what you haveOpening yourself to unexpected "miracle windows" rather than chasing specific outcomes

Join Matt Zeigler as he welcomes back author, coach, and poet Sean Delaney for this special "Oh Snap, Guess What I Saw" episode of Just Press Record. Matt shares a thought-provoking clip from Dylan O'Sullivan about storytelling principles and explores with Sean how these concepts apply to coaching, personal growth, and the stories we tell ourselves that shape our lives.Topics Covered:How storytelling principles apply to both fiction and personal developmentThe handful of stories that dictate how we live our entire livesMoving from unconscious to conscious awareness of our internal narrativesCarl Jung's idea that "until you make the unconscious conscious, it'll guide your life and you'll call it fate"Sean's approach to coaching and the importance of awarenessThe creative process behind Sean's book "When Life Begins to Whisper"How intention, presence, and reflection form the foundation of profound workFinding the underlying principles rather than focusing on techniques

In this thought-provoking episode of Just Press Record, Matt Zeigler brings together two fascinating individuals - Steve Willison, an HR executive with a passion for martial arts and stoic philosophy, and Mark Newfield, a financial advisor and thought leader. Their conversation reveals striking parallels in their life philosophies, professional approaches, and personal journeys, touching on stoicism, boundaries, the power of curiosity, and the importance of doing good in the world.Main Topics Covered:The many roles we all play in life and how to manage themStoic philosophy as a personal operating systemUnderstanding what's in your control versus what you can only influenceThe power of doing one good thing for one decent human being each dayProgress not perfection - embracing growth over flawlessnessHow our greatest strengths can also be our greatest weaknessesThe superpower of neurodiversity and reframing ADHDThe value of lifelong learning and curiositySetting boundaries and learning when to say "no"The importance of integrity in everything you do

Matthew Stafford on Showing Up with Soul | Just Press Record PodcastIn this special "Oh, Snap! Guess What I Saw" episode of the Just Press Record podcast, host Matt Zeigler welcomes back the "007 in any group of 9 others," Matthew Stafford, for an insightful and heartfelt conversation. Together, they dive into a powerful clip from a previous episode featuring Rusty Guinn and Cara Brookins, exploring the timeless wisdom of "always go to the funeral" and what it means to show up for the people who matter—whether it's at a funeral, a friend's speech, or during life's toughest moments. Matthew shares personal stories, including the impact of losing his father in 2018 and the unexpected connections that carried him through, alongside his philosophy of being "default helpful" in life and business. From his 13+ years running "Find Your 9others"- a global networking community - to his ventures in VC and beyond, Matthew unpacks how trusting your gut, building high-quality relationships, and letting the "pot simmer" can lead to serendipitous magic. Expect a mix of deep reflections, practical wisdom, and a few laughs as Matt and Matthew explore how showing up with soul compounds into a life well-lived. Stick around to hear Matthew guess why this clip was a must-share, and find out how to connect with him on X (@m_stafford) and beyond.

Join host Matt Zeigler on Just Press Record from Cultish Creative as he brings together two fascinating guests for the first(ish) time: Matt Reustle, CEO of Colossus and host of the Business Breakdowns podcast ( @joincolossus ), meets John Candeto, founder of Phronesis Fund and host of The Art of Quality podcast  @TheArtofQuality-AoQ ) on this episode! In this captivating conversation. Matt and John explore the intersections of storytelling, wisdom, and the human experience—from bedtime stories to multi-generational travel adventures. With a blend of personal anecdotes, philosophical insights, and reflections on time as a filter for truth, this episode is a treasure trove of ideas for anyone curious about how we shape our lives and legacies. Don't miss this dynamic discussion that bridges business, creativity, and the pursuit of meaning.Main Topics Covered:Bedtime Stories and Classics: Matt and John share their approaches to storytelling for their kids, emphasizing the enduring value of classics and the role of imagination in creating memorable narratives.Travel as a Transformative Experience: From Patagonia to Ireland's Torr Head Road, the trio recounts awe-inspiring travel moments that reshape perspectives and connect generations.The Power of Senses in Storytelling: A deep dive into how sensory experiences—like smell and sound—tie into memories and enhance the stories we tell ourselves and others.Time as a Filter for Truth: John's concept of time as a powerful filter sparks a discussion on durability, legacy, and what lasts across generations, from leather goods to music.Nuance vs. Polarization: Matt Reustle reflects on the death of nuance in a polarized world, while John ties it to the pursuit of wisdom and understanding complex systems.AI and Human Creativity: The group debates whether AI can replicate human inspiration, using examples like The Beatles' “Yesterday” to explore the limits of technology.Career Evolution and Aspirations: Matt and John recount their childhood dreams and how their professional paths evolved, connecting personal passions to their current work.Periods and Pyramids: Inspired by Chris Abdelmessih, they discuss balancing short-term projects (periods) with long-term legacies (pyramids) in life and work.

In this insightful episode of Just Press Record on the Cultish Creative YouTube channel, host Matt Zeigler welcomes back Mark McCartney ( @whatisagoodlife ) for a thought-provoking conversation sparked by a clip featuring Phil Pearlman  @PhilipPearlman ) and Jessica Yarmey ( @SizzleSociety ) . The discussion explores the profound idea that enlightenment might simply be remembering what was always there within us, rather than adding something new.Key Topics:The concept that self-development is about revealing what's innate rather than constructing or adding to ourselvesHow paying attention to life's natural fluctuations helps us find flowThe evolution from rigid mindfulness practices to a more integrated awareness of everyday lifeThe relationship between presence, attention, and loveMark's journey of self-acceptance and how it transformed his relationship with himselfThe power of giving attention to others and ourselvesThe connection between Mark and previous guest Sean DeLaney (author of "When Life Begins to Whisper")Reflections on Paulo Coelho's "The Alchemist" as a source of affirmation (cc:  @Justin_Castelli  )

Want to grow your network? You're in the right place: Watch brand consultant Elie Jacobs and former investigative journalist turned hedge fund analyst Eric Markowitz as they meet for the first time ever! Only on "Just Press Record" - hosted by Matt Zeigler, right here on the Cultish Creative YouTube channel. Their discussion explores the critical distinctions between brand and reputation, the nature of risk in business and life, and the enduring value of authentic relationships in an increasingly digital world.Topics Covered:Brand vs. Reputation: The crucial difference between what companies say about themselves and what others perceive, with Elie introducing his concept of "risk aperture" to describe the dangerous gap between these narratives.Crisis Communication: How professional communicators like Elie work to align brand promises with actual delivery, using "red teaming" to identify vulnerabilities before they become public relations disasters.Business Longevity: Eric's research into companies that have survived for centuries reveals patterns of deep community connection, craftsmanship, and prioritizing relationships over rapid scaling.Technology's Impact on Human Interaction: Both guests explore how smartphones, AI, and automation are fundamentally reshaping human relationships, with potential consequences for how we develop connections and trust.The Value of Serendipity: Discussion about how unplanned encounters and meandering exploration lead to breakthrough ideas that structured, AI-assisted thinking might miss.Risk Assessment: Comparing Elie's crisis management approach to risk with Eric's investor perspective on conviction and decision-making under uncertainty.The Theranos Case Study: Analysis of how Elizabeth Holmes might have saved her company by being truthful about technological limitations rather than exaggerating capabilities.In-Person vs. Digital Connections: The irreplaceable value of face-to-face meetings in building trust, generating ideas, and creating resilient business relationships.Generational Divides: How different age groups approach technology, with concern about younger generations lacking foundational skills as AI increasingly handles cognitive tasks.Community Embeddedness: Examples of how businesses that maintain strong local ties receive support during crises, creating mutual benefit systems that transcend purely transactional relationships.This thought-provoking conversation reveals why understanding the stories we tell—and the stories we're told—is crucial for navigating risk, building trust, and creating lasting value in business and life.

In this episode of "Just Press Record" on Cultish Creative, host Matt Zeigler brings together two fascinating thinkers for an engaging conversation about curiosity, burnout, and creative processes.The episode features Chris Mayer, an investor, author of books like "How Do You Know" and "100 Baggers," and advocate of general semantics - a discipline focused on understanding the assumptions behind our abstractions. Joining him is Anne-Laure Le Cunff, founder of Ness Labs and author of "Tiny Experiments," who shares insights from her journey from Google burnout to creating a thriving learning community.Throughout their conversation, Chris and Anne-Laure explore how they navigate creative projects, from recognizing when an idea has critical mass to managing feedback while preserving one's vision. They discuss the value of journaling to track evolving thoughts, the power of learning in public, and how attractors naturally pull us toward certain ideas.Both guests share practical wisdom about battling burnout, harnessing curiosity as a habit, and finding the delicate balance between structure and serendipity in creative work. Whether you're interested in metacognition, creative processes, or personal knowledge management, this episode offers valuable insights on becoming "the scientist of your own life."

I'm joined by a former colleague (prior to my retirement), Walter Eccles, for this podcast. Although I've known him as a technologist over the past decade or so, I learned about his involvement in local theater and TV in various capacities including acting. In this podcast, we discuss the intersection of technology in the performing arts in his decades of activities.   We recorded this podcast in the Fête restaurant during lunch so I could test both a new Decibel Meter and a  new set of wireless lavalier microphones. The lav's receiver was connected to an iPhone using a USB-C cable and recorded using the Just Press Record app. Although the lav mic system has a built-in noise reduction setting, I left this off to allow me more post-production granular control. This resulted in what I consider a very good voice recording of our conversation. However, I decided to post-process using  Adobe Podcast Studio at 75% enhancement to reduce the background restaurant sounds and music.

Seven standout moments from Just Press Record's first year, curated by host Matt Zeigler. Starting with the power of small acts over institutional loyalty, moving through engaging conversations about artistic co-creation, personal change, balancing structure with spontaneity, authentic relationship building, and ending with a powerful lesson on being present that will hit you like a lightning bolt... Each clip celebrates the show's core mission: showing you how to play more deeply with your networks of both ideas and people. As my Cultish Creative blog turns 7 years old, these moments showcase why connecting with others in meaningful ways, and, taking the time to reflect on those interactions, matters more than ever. Watch the full breakdown with timestamps for each featured guest: Ben Hunt & Paul Millerd on Make, Protect, Teach Dave Nadig & Angie Colee on co-creation Julia Carreon & Hal Hershfield on personal change Josh Spector & Dennis Moseley-Williams on balancing structure and spontaneity Vic Ruggiero & Christina Garnett on authentic connection Kara Brookins & Rusty Guinn on showing up for others Sean DeLaney & Mark McCartney on being present

In this episode of Just Press Record, host Matt Zeigler brings together two insightful thinkers who've never met before: Dylan O'Sullivan, a literary editor known for his existential musings, and Luca Dellanna, author of "Ergodicity" and other works on long-term decision-making. Their wide-ranging conversation explores the delicate balance between performance and survival, the nature of storytelling in both fiction and non-fiction, and how to make choices that are "not optimal, but compatible" with both short and long-term wellbeing. The discussion weaves through topics like the evolution of friendships from high school to adulthood, the challenge of pursuing greatness while maintaining balance, and the art of writing for impact rather than attention. Particularly moving is Luca's story about how a cancer diagnosis shaped his perspective on time horizons, and Dylan's insights into the craft of editing and storytelling. Whether you're interested in writing, decision-making, or simply living a more thoughtful life, this conversation offers fresh perspectives on how to navigate the complexities of modern existence. Join us for a deep dive into what it means to play the long game while staying true to yourself in the present moment.

Just Press Record brings together Cara Brookins, author of "Rise: How a House Built a Family," and Rusty Guinn of Epsilon Theory for a fascinating conversation about building things that matter. Cara shares her incredible story of building a 3,500 square foot house from scratch with her four children using only YouTube tutorials, while Rusty discusses transforming a historic 1763 property into a thriving apple orchard and cidery. The conversation weaves through themes of stubborn optimism, the importance of tangible creation in a digital age, and how the people who truly matter in our lives show up even when they think we're making a mistake. From hauling concrete in wheelbarrows to splitting wood at midnight for the perfect Texas brisket, we explore how physical labor connects us to something deeper than just the end product. Cara and Rusty offer profound insights into how social networks are changing human consciousness, the value of finding your "ride or die" tribe of 120 people, and why sometimes the most authentic path forward requires getting your hands dirty. Whether you're interested in homesteading, writing, craft cider, or just finding your place in an increasingly digital world, this conversation has something for everyone who believes in building things that last. A Cultish Creative production exploring what happens when we choose to "do something" rather than just "be something."

On this episode of Just Press Record, I bring together two fascinating guests who've never met but share an uncanny ability to transform audiences through their work - Josh Spector and Dennis Moseley-Williams. Josh ( @JoshSpectorVideos ) has built his career helping people get clients from their content, running a wildly successful daily newsletter "For The Interested" and coaching creators on growing their audiences. Dennis ( @seriousshift ), a keynote speaker and author, helps turn brands into cults by making CEOs into charismatic leaders and services into memorable experiences. Watch as these two masters of audience engagement discover their shared philosophies on authenticity, the power of word choice, and why "don't be boring" might be the cardinal rule of business. From Seth Godin's influence to surprising stories about Norm MacDonald, this conversation weaves through fascinating territory about what it means to truly connect with and transform an audience. We explore: Why the smallest viable audience might be better than mass appeal The importance of being true to yourself in business How comedians perfect their craft and why it matters for business Why self-promotion can be a selfless act The art of charging what you're worth Whether you're a creator, business leader, or someone interested in the psychology of audience engagement, this conversation offers valuable insights on how to matter more to the people who matter most. Subscribe to Cultish Creative for more conversations that make curiosity a habit.

In this episode of Just Press Record, I'm diving into the world of ska music and behavioral psychology with two fascinating guests: Aaron Carnes, author of "In Defense of Ska," and Dr. Daniel Crosby, author of "The Soul of Wealth." We explore: The cultural impact and misconceptions surrounding ska music The psychology behind musical subcultures and identity How popularity can change the perception of a genre The balance between sincerity and irony in music and life Generational differences in expressing emotions and dealing with mental health The importance of stepping out of your comfort zone and embracing vulnerability We also touch on some surprising connections between ska, punk, and even financial psychology! Whether you're a music enthusiast, psychology buff, or just curious about subcultures, this episode has something for everyone.

My guest today is Cristina Espinal. She was born in Venezuela, lived in the US and Asia, made the UK her home, and joined me from Madrid today. After a successful first career, she decided to pivot, follow, and trust her curiosity. She helps ambitious mid-career professionals gain the clarity and confidence to secure bigger, more aligned roles and turn their uniqueness into a side business. Her Play Big newsletter is a fascinating read—all links are in the notes below. She has a great passion for the work she does and shares many inspiring stories. I learned a lot and enjoyed this discussion very much—I trust you will, too. My dear friend Matt Zeigler had something to do with connecting us—thank you, Matt. You are one of Talking Billions' patron saints, but you know it already. If you are not following Matt, you should—look up his Cultish Creative blog, Just Press Record, and the Intentional Investor Podcast—both are phenomenal, and I'm not just saying that—I read, watch, and listen to all three. Please help me welcome Cristina Espinal! Takeaways: Self-reflection and understanding our stories and beliefs are crucial for personal growth. There are multiple paths to making a difference, and it's important to define success on your own terms. Playing big means uncovering who you are and challenging the default path. Expanders, people who inspire, challenge, support, and are vulnerable, can help us grow and achieve our goals. Stress addiction is a societal issue that keeps individuals in a constant state of chronic stress. Defining success based on personal values and having an inner scorecard leads to fulfillment. Rejection can be seen as a redirection towards a more aligned path. Rejection can lead to new opportunities and a more aligned path. Confidence is a skill that can be developed through taking small steps outside of one's comfort zone. Trust is built through vulnerability and the willingness to make oneself important to someone else. Asking better questions involves being present, leading with curiosity and compassion, and considering the context. Infinite games are those that bring joy and fulfillment, and they should be prioritized in life. https://playbig.beehiiv.com/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/cristinaespinal/ https://www.linkedin.com/posts/cristinaespinal_in-june-2020-my-career-hit-a-wall-i-was-activity-7171852818574745600-RqCG Podcast Program – Disclosure Statement Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC is a registered investment adviser and the opinions expressed by the Firm's employees and podcast guests on this show are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC. All statements and opinions expressed are based upon information considered reliable although it should not be relied upon as such. Any statements or opinions are subject to change without notice. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies.  Investments involve risk and unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed.  Information expressed does not take into account your specific situation or objectives, and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for any individual. Listeners are encouraged to seek advice from a qualified tax, legal, or investment adviser to determine whether any information presented may be suitable for their specific situation.  Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

In this episode of Just Press Record, I've brought together two incredible minds who've never met before and an incredibly inspiring conversation ensued. Meet Dr. Hal Hershfield, the future self guru from UCLA, and Julia Carreon, a thought-leader in finance and technology. We dive deep into how we see what Hal's research calls our "future selves" and why it matters. Julia shares her journey of quitting a high-profile job to pursue a passion project, and then pivoting again. Hal breaks down the psychology behind these big life decisions, and we explore how generations from Boomers to Gen Z are reshaping the workplace. We tackle some heavy topics too, like the challenges women face in male-dominated fields and how to bridge the gap between generations in family businesses. But don't worry, we keep it light with some unexpected detours into pop culture (who knew a cartoon dog named Bluey could teach us so much about society?). Whether you're plotting your next career move, trying to understand your kids (or your parents), or just love a good conversation about human nature, this episode's got something for you. So grab a drink, press play, and let's get curious together!

For this in-person podcast at Bo's Kitchen, I'm joined by my former co-worker, Al Bonilla, and a former contractor, Mark Savage, who worked with Al on me on a very large two-year project. The main purpose of this podcast (other than having lunch with friends) was to test using a NAKVMN USB-C Desktop Conference Microphone to record an in-person three-person podcast since my wireless lav mics are limited to recording two people. The conference mic was plugged directly into an iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Just Press Record app. I used Adobe Podcast Enhance set at 27% enhancement to clean up the sound a bit while leaving some of the background restaurant ambient noise. The enhanced audio was run through Audacity to increase the volume - since Adobe Podcast Enhance reduces the volume while cleaning up the audio. In this podcast, we discuss: Mark Savage travel tech Todd's top 2024 gadgets: Insta360 X4 camera, Surface Pro 11 Copilot + PC (despite compatibility issues), M4 iPad Pro 11, USB-C docks with status displays and vertical orientation AR glasses to replace computer display Rayban Meta Smartglasses that Steve Hughes used in podcast 522 EVs & PVs

Today's guest is Matt Zeigler. He's been on Talking Billions before, and he was also the guest host when we turned the tables. Matt asked me questions in Talking Billions' very first Fireside chat with the host. He is back, and we have lots to discuss. Matt is a Managing Director and Private Wealth Advisor at Sunpointe Investments. He helps clients create, align, and manage their financial plans and investment strategies. Matt's talent-turned-skill is engaging people on their level. In his words, "Finance may be complex, but it doesn't have to be complicated” Outside of work, Matt has a long-standing interest in all things creativity and culture related. He was born and raised in Pennsylvania and received his undergraduate degree in music from The University of Hartford. You can find him with his eyes on a book, his ears in some music, his nose over the stove, his feet on a trail, and his mind on the markets and the markets on his mind. I've been greatly enjoying his Cultish Creative blog posts, which I highly recommend. Matt has his podcasts — the Intentional Investor and Just Press Record. He also does incredibly insightful reviews of books. https://cultishcreative.com/ Matt has been generous enough to introduce me to quite a few of his podcast guests, whom I had the pleasure of hosting on Talking Billions. I also did my best to send him a number of fascinating earlier Talking Billions guests. Matt is one of those souls who leaves every place and everyone better after his visit or appearance, and I've been enjoying his positive karmic path in my pursuit of knowledge, wisdom, and understanding. Today, we discuss a variety of topics. We start with the power of stories and bridges between generations. Matt reminds us of the importance of listening and giving time and attention to others. We take on the topic of nostalgia and a whole variety of experiences around it. We learn about business, money, and economics from the punk rock music scene. Matt shares what it means to be independently happy. Stay tuned until the end, where, right about the moment when we are about to turn off the microphone, Matt tells a very emotional story of one particular painting that has great importance to him, a story that beautifully frames the entire conversation we've had. All right, please help me welcome Matt Zeigler. Podcast Program – Disclosure Statement Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC is a registered investment adviser and the opinions expressed by the Firm's employees and podcast guests on this show are their own and do not reflect the opinions of Blue Infinitas Capital, LLC. All statements and opinions expressed are based upon information considered reliable although it should not be relied upon as such. Any statements or opinions are subject to change without notice. Information presented is for educational purposes only and does not intend to make an offer or solicitation for the sale or purchase of any specific securities, investments, or investment strategies.  Investments involve risk and unless otherwise stated, are not guaranteed.  Information expressed does not take into account your specific situation or objectives, and is not intended as recommendations appropriate for any individual. Listeners are encouraged to seek advice from a qualified tax, legal, or investment adviser to determine whether any information presented may be suitable for their specific situation.  Past performance is not indicative of future performance.

This podcast with frequent podcast panelist Steven Hughes (who was visiting Hawaii on a work trip) is actually more of a recording exercise/test. It was recorded on the road in a car using a pair of Airhug 30 wireless lavalier microphones connected to a receiver on an iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Just Press Record app. The audio was first processed using Adobe Podcast Enhance set at 5% and the further processed with Audacity to reduce the lower frequencies (bass) and increase the high frequencies (treble). I also increased the audio volume since one of the side effects of using Adobe Podcast Enhance is a significant volume reduction. Steve and I discussed a variety of topics including the recent Made by Google product announcements.

Sometimes, you just don't need a high-powered, multi-featured app to do what you need to do on your iPhone or iPad. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent show you some of the best utility apps in the App Store to help you complete the small stuff. Soulver https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soulver-3/id1508732804 Gemini Photos: Gallery Cleaner https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gemini-photos-gallery-cleaner/id1277110040?uo=4 Textcraft https://apps.apple.com/us/app/textcraft/id1546719359 Just Press Record https://apps.apple.com/us/app/just-press-record/id1033342465?uo=4 Picsew https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picsew-screenshot-stitching/id1208145167 Elsewhen https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elsewhen/id1588708173?uo=4 Annotable https://apps.apple.com/us/app/annotable-annotation-markup/id1099850421 NFC Cards (affiliate) https://amzn.to/47JgFxF NFC Tools https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nfc-tools/id1252962749 Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

Sometimes, you just don't need a high-powered, multi-featured app to do what you need to do on your iPhone or iPad. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent show you some of the best utility apps in the App Store to help you complete the small stuff. Soulver https://apps.apple.com/us/app/soulver-3/id1508732804 Gemini Photos: Gallery Cleaner https://apps.apple.com/us/app/gemini-photos-gallery-cleaner/id1277110040?uo=4 Textcraft https://apps.apple.com/us/app/textcraft/id1546719359 Just Press Record https://apps.apple.com/us/app/just-press-record/id1033342465?uo=4 Picsew https://apps.apple.com/us/app/picsew-screenshot-stitching/id1208145167 Elsewhen https://apps.apple.com/us/app/elsewhen/id1588708173?uo=4 Annotable https://apps.apple.com/us/app/annotable-annotation-markup/id1099850421 NFC Cards (affiliate) https://amzn.to/47JgFxF NFC Tools https://apps.apple.com/us/app/nfc-tools/id1252962749 Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Want access to the video version and exclusive features? Become a member of Club TWiT today! https://twit.tv/clubtwit Club TWiT members can discuss this episode and leave feedback in the Club TWiT Discord. You can also contribute to iOS Today by sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

Facilitators:  Brad  & Sandhya Topics:  alternative to Voice Memos, is Just Press Record;  volume dropping suddenly when listening to music; audio ducking explained; automatic back to iCloud not working; iPhone XR supports 17.2; powering down the iPhone - holding down power button or asking Siri; soft reboot versus hard reboot; nested folders on Home Screen; scam involving text message offering to clear out malware; Norton Antivirus software; unlocking iPad; pairing bluetooth speaker; getting a list of widgets; changing typing mode on Apple Watch; navigating  to the end  of a long e-mail with bluetooth keyboard; iBUG Bytes - changing default notifications tone only in iOS 17; original sound in Zoom on iPhone; music recognition; Siri works better if wait a few seconds before starting asking a question.

In this mini-podcast Todd Ogasawara is joined by Philip Mow (Phil) and Dr. James Young (Jim) to test the SPKPAL USB-C microphone in a restaurant. Audio recorded directly from the mic to an iPhone 15 Pro Max using the Just Press Record app. The discussion topics focused on Jim's post-retirement interests of robotics and UAVs (Unmanned Aerial Vehicles).

Facilitators:   Marie   and Sandhya  Topics: Tagging in Facebook; text thread deleted; no sound notification for text messages;   audio description and Hulu app;  pause with Voice Memos; Just Press Record is alternate to Voice Memos;  screen goes blank in different apps; delete button missing, only shows archive button in mail app; comments on YouTube app;   closing App Music; closing apps in app switcher, is it necessary or not;  iBUG Bytes - adding a contact to favorites; turning off clicking when Safari is loading a webpage; turning off voice controls; voice controls explained; sharing podcast in Overcast app; using rotor on Apple Watch; i-Toys  Segment - Sennheisser Ambio headset 3d recording headset; cost of Just Press Record app; editing capabilities on Voice Memos;  creating slide show. 

The earlier Absgeega wireless lavalier mic I bought worked well with Android devices. However, when using an iPhone or iPad, the recorded volume was extremely low. After noting this in a 3-star Amazon review, Absgeega contacted me and offered a refund. However, since I was able to use it to record in-person podcasts using an Android-based Pixel 7a, I turned down that offer. They then offered to send a newer model after it became available. The Absgeega K61 appeared a few days ago. This mini-podcast was recorded outdoors using it with an iPad mini 6 and an audio recording app named Just Press Record.

The App Store is packed with helpful utilities and tools to augment your iOS experience. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent share some of their favorite apps and features for turning you into an iOS and iPadOS power user. Automatically share ETA in Apple Maps Elsewhen SiteSucker Just Press Record MakePass Snippety - Snippets Manager Wikipanion NFC Tools PCalc News Apple responds to pressing iPhone security issue Apple wins appeal in App Store legal battle with Epic Games: 'A resounding victory' Epic Games just lost its massive iPhone lawsuit (again) Apple faces new legal requirements in the UK, but likely easy to satisfy Shortcuts Corner Peter thanks iOS Today for the Shortcuts learning suggestions James wants to create an app shortcut to launch a specific Google Doc automatically Todd wants to create a powerful Shortcut for linking between the Obsidian app and other services Feedback & Questions Keith is having trouble getting an Apple Watch to connect properly with an iPhone 11 Pro App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: MOFT Magnetic Case for iPhone & Lanyard Mikah's App Cap: Waterfield Designs Mason EDC Pouch Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

The App Store is packed with helpful utilities and tools to augment your iOS experience. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent share some of their favorite apps and features for turning you into an iOS and iPadOS power user. Automatically share ETA in Apple Maps Elsewhen SiteSucker Just Press Record MakePass Snippety - Snippets Manager Wikipanion NFC Tools PCalc News Apple responds to pressing iPhone security issue Apple wins appeal in App Store legal battle with Epic Games: 'A resounding victory' Epic Games just lost its massive iPhone lawsuit (again) Apple faces new legal requirements in the UK, but likely easy to satisfy Shortcuts Corner Peter thanks iOS Today for the Shortcuts learning suggestions James wants to create an app shortcut to launch a specific Google Doc automatically Todd wants to create a powerful Shortcut for linking between the Obsidian app and other services Feedback & Questions Keith is having trouble getting an Apple Watch to connect properly with an iPhone 11 Pro App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: MOFT Magnetic Case for iPhone & Lanyard Mikah's App Cap: Waterfield Designs Mason EDC Pouch Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

The App Store is packed with helpful utilities and tools to augment your iOS experience. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent share some of their favorite apps and features for turning you into an iOS and iPadOS power user. Automatically share ETA in Apple Maps Elsewhen SiteSucker Just Press Record MakePass Snippety - Snippets Manager Wikipanion NFC Tools PCalc News Apple responds to pressing iPhone security issue Apple wins appeal in App Store legal battle with Epic Games: 'A resounding victory' Epic Games just lost its massive iPhone lawsuit (again) Apple faces new legal requirements in the UK, but likely easy to satisfy Shortcuts Corner Peter thanks iOS Today for the Shortcuts learning suggestions James wants to create an app shortcut to launch a specific Google Doc automatically Todd wants to create a powerful Shortcut for linking between the Obsidian app and other services Feedback & Questions Keith is having trouble getting an Apple Watch to connect properly with an iPhone 11 Pro App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: MOFT Magnetic Case for iPhone & Lanyard Mikah's App Cap: Waterfield Designs Mason EDC Pouch Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

The App Store is packed with helpful utilities and tools to augment your iOS experience. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent share some of their favorite apps and features for turning you into an iOS and iPadOS power user. Automatically share ETA in Apple Maps Elsewhen SiteSucker Just Press Record MakePass Snippety - Snippets Manager Wikipanion NFC Tools PCalc News Apple responds to pressing iPhone security issue Apple wins appeal in App Store legal battle with Epic Games: 'A resounding victory' Epic Games just lost its massive iPhone lawsuit (again) Apple faces new legal requirements in the UK, but likely easy to satisfy Shortcuts Corner Peter thanks iOS Today for the Shortcuts learning suggestions James wants to create an app shortcut to launch a specific Google Doc automatically Todd wants to create a powerful Shortcut for linking between the Obsidian app and other services Feedback & Questions Keith is having trouble getting an Apple Watch to connect properly with an iPhone 11 Pro App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: MOFT Magnetic Case for iPhone & Lanyard Mikah's App Cap: Waterfield Designs Mason EDC Pouch Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

The App Store is packed with helpful utilities and tools to augment your iOS experience. Rosemary Orchard and Mikah Sargent share some of their favorite apps and features for turning you into an iOS and iPadOS power user. Automatically share ETA in Apple Maps Elsewhen SiteSucker Just Press Record MakePass Snippety - Snippets Manager Wikipanion NFC Tools PCalc News Apple responds to pressing iPhone security issue Apple wins appeal in App Store legal battle with Epic Games: 'A resounding victory' Epic Games just lost its massive iPhone lawsuit (again) Apple faces new legal requirements in the UK, but likely easy to satisfy Shortcuts Corner Peter thanks iOS Today for the Shortcuts learning suggestions James wants to create an app shortcut to launch a specific Google Doc automatically Todd wants to create a powerful Shortcut for linking between the Obsidian app and other services Feedback & Questions Keith is having trouble getting an Apple Watch to connect properly with an iPhone 11 Pro App Caps Rosemary's App Cap: MOFT Magnetic Case for iPhone & Lanyard Mikah's App Cap: Waterfield Designs Mason EDC Pouch Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv.

Make use of that microphone on your iPhone and iPad with these great apps for iOS and iPadOS. Just Press Record Ferrite Recording Studio Otter: Transcribe Voice Notes Transcribe+ Slow Down Music GarageBand Anchor Spire: Music Recorder & Studio News  Find My has a new sound alert with iOS 16 beta 5, here's how it sounds  iOS 16 beta 5 adds 'Copy and Delete' option for sharing screenshots without clutter  iOS 16 beta 5 finally adds the battery percentage to the status bar  OtterBox now offers $150 for broken iPhone screens when using these screen protectors Shortcuts Corner  Jake is looking for a way to automatically toggle Auto-Lock on their iPhone and iPad.  Jake wants to enable Rotation Lock at specific times during the day and night. Feedback & Questions  Rosemary was fairly certain CarPlay would display a control for her HomeKit-enabled garage door, but it wasn't showing up. Rosemary shares a tutorial on getting this (and similar features) working. App Caps  Rosemary's App Cap: Hexterity  Mikah's App Cap: Tab Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: eightsleep.com/ios nomadgoods.com/IOSTODAY

Make use of that microphone on your iPhone and iPad with these great apps for iOS and iPadOS. Just Press Record Ferrite Recording Studio Otter: Transcribe Voice Notes Transcribe+ Slow Down Music GarageBand Anchor Spire: Music Recorder & Studio News  Find My has a new sound alert with iOS 16 beta 5, here's how it sounds  iOS 16 beta 5 adds 'Copy and Delete' option for sharing screenshots without clutter  iOS 16 beta 5 finally adds the battery percentage to the status bar  OtterBox now offers $150 for broken iPhone screens when using these screen protectors Shortcuts Corner  Jake is looking for a way to automatically toggle Auto-Lock on their iPhone and iPad.  Jake wants to enable Rotation Lock at specific times during the day and night. Feedback & Questions  Rosemary was fairly certain CarPlay would display a control for her HomeKit-enabled garage door, but it wasn't showing up. Rosemary shares a tutorial on getting this (and similar features) working. App Caps  Rosemary's App Cap: Hexterity  Mikah's App Cap: Tab Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: eightsleep.com/ios nomadgoods.com/IOSTODAY

Make use of that microphone on your iPhone and iPad with these great apps for iOS and iPadOS. Just Press Record Ferrite Recording Studio Otter: Transcribe Voice Notes Transcribe+ Slow Down Music GarageBand Anchor Spire: Music Recorder & Studio News  Find My has a new sound alert with iOS 16 beta 5, here's how it sounds  iOS 16 beta 5 adds 'Copy and Delete' option for sharing screenshots without clutter  iOS 16 beta 5 finally adds the battery percentage to the status bar  OtterBox now offers $150 for broken iPhone screens when using these screen protectors Shortcuts Corner  Jake is looking for a way to automatically toggle Auto-Lock on their iPhone and iPad.  Jake wants to enable Rotation Lock at specific times during the day and night. Feedback & Questions  Rosemary was fairly certain CarPlay would display a control for her HomeKit-enabled garage door, but it wasn't showing up. Rosemary shares a tutorial on getting this (and similar features) working. App Caps  Rosemary's App Cap: Hexterity  Mikah's App Cap: Tab Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: eightsleep.com/ios nomadgoods.com/IOSTODAY

Make use of that microphone on your iPhone and iPad with these great apps for iOS and iPadOS. Just Press Record Ferrite Recording Studio Otter: Transcribe Voice Notes Transcribe+ Slow Down Music GarageBand Anchor Spire: Music Recorder & Studio News  Find My has a new sound alert with iOS 16 beta 5, here's how it sounds  iOS 16 beta 5 adds 'Copy and Delete' option for sharing screenshots without clutter  iOS 16 beta 5 finally adds the battery percentage to the status bar  OtterBox now offers $150 for broken iPhone screens when using these screen protectors Shortcuts Corner  Jake is looking for a way to automatically toggle Auto-Lock on their iPhone and iPad.  Jake wants to enable Rotation Lock at specific times during the day and night. Feedback & Questions  Rosemary was fairly certain CarPlay would display a control for her HomeKit-enabled garage door, but it wasn't showing up. Rosemary shares a tutorial on getting this (and similar features) working. App Caps  Rosemary's App Cap: Hexterity  Mikah's App Cap: Tab Hosts: Mikah Sargent and Rosemary Orchard Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/ios-today. Get episodes ad-free with Club TWiT at https://twit.tv/clubtwit You can contribute to iOS Today by leaving us a voicemail at 757-504-iPad (757-504-4723) or sending an email to iOSToday@TWiT.tv. Sponsors: eightsleep.com/ios nomadgoods.com/IOSTODAY