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The stories discussed in this episode were written by Zach Ferenchak, Robert Cumberlander, Melissa Blackford, Bianca Blanks, and Madeleine Rollins. Thank you to the writers of these stories for bringing the truth to light and for informing the community of Capital University. The CU Review is a collaboration between The Chimes newspaper and WXCU radio. This episode was recorded at the WXCU studio at Capital University in Columbus Ohio during October of 2020. This episode was hosted by Madeleine Rollins and Dan Messersmith, with additional direction from Zach Ferenchak and Brianna Snider. Editing, Mixing, and Music by Dan Messersmith. 0:35 Senate Bill #4: Capital-sponsored party: “The nays have it” by Zach Ferenchak 2:39 COVID-19 testing data shows Capital’s current status by Robert Cumberlander 4:50 Raising Canes Is Overrated: Here’s Why by Zach Ferenchak 8:10 Scam emails infiltrate student inboxes, bank accounts by Melissa Blackford 11:15 FAFSA: Everything You Need to Know For 2020 by Melissa Blackford 11:40 The art, meaning behind student tattoos by Madeleine Rollins 13:30 Dating during a pandemic 101 by Bianca Blanks 16:55 Best Halloween Candy Ever (According to Us) by The Chimes

Guest: Adam Grant, organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author of Give and Take, Originals, and Think Again: The Power of Knowing What You Don’t Know For businesses, 2020 was marked by exponential change. Many HR professionals who were on the front lines leading changes are now dealing with burnout and fatigue. How can HR teams address burnout and help create a culture of resiliency for a successful 2021? Few people understand what it takes to overcome unexpected challenges through resiliency and innovation better than Adam Grant, organizational psychologist and New York Times bestselling author of Originals and Option B. In this episode of HR Break Room®, Grant joins us podcast to discuss: how HR can remain resilient in 2021 practical steps to rebuild an organization when Option A is no longer on the table creating psychological safety when your organization experiences unexpected shifts leveraging digital transformation to improve employee buy-in Foster a resilient workplace culture by leveraging the digital transformation. Learn how by reading our white paper, Making the Change: How to Lead a Digital Transformation to Success.

This post comes after the news that Mailchimp is making some big changes in 2019. I'll break down what these changes mean for YOU and whether or not you should switch. Spoiler alert: YES. I'd recommend changing.  When I very first got started with email in 2013, I used Mailchimp. I heard a speaker talk about the importance of an email list and that's what she recommended. They had a free plan for up to 2000 emails and were a trustworthy company. I stayed with them until 2015, when my goals were different and Convertkit won me over with their fabulous features. I haven't looked back. I've still recommended Mailchimp to readers as an okay place to start, though they aren't my favorite. But coming on the heels of their announcement in May 2019, I'm changing my tune. Here's why and what YOU need to know. WHAT'S CHANGING IN MAILCHIMP Mailchimp has been providing a service: allowing businesses big and small to send emails to their customers. (LEGAL emails. Read more about being legal HERE.)  Now Mailchimp is moving to become a "marketing platform." They are adding features that allow them to be more of a CRM (customer relationship management) tool. That tells us a lot. The keyword being: CUSTOMERS.  In simplest terms, Mailchimp is moving its focus toward bigger businesses and business as a whole. Not mom-and-pop blogs or authors (as much as we really are running businesses). Most of the email services I've recommended handle that ONE thing: email. Other big companies like Infusionsoft call themselves a CRM rather than an email service provider. The difference is a different features and a heckuva lot more money. For most of us, Mailchimp is not focused on providing our needs. But they'll still provide email, right? Yeah. But I wanted to look at the big picture FIRST--they aren't here to serve YOU, the author or blogger or creative with a starting-out to average income and business. Now let's break down some of the specific changes. WHY SHOULD YOU CARE? If you are still using Mailchimp and don't have more than 2000 subscribers, you're probably thinking that you're find and can just stay. You CAN. But there are current and coming changes that will affect you.  What's changing: (as noted) the focus is now on bigger businesses as a CRM free subscriber count now includes unsubscribes as well as active users limited audiences for free plan members pricing/credits for month-to-month users changes to automation (looks like you can't add new ones now on the free plan) More things WILL change, but we simply don't know yet. My guess would be that they lower the free plan to 1000 or less. There is no need for them to keep people on who are just using them for the free plan. Plus, if you've been cleaning your list regularly to stay under 2000, those emails you cleaned will now still count. Under that, my old list wouldn't be a free plan anymore. If you've been on the legacy PAID plan, you're grandfathered into their pricing. If you are on the FREE plan, when you hit paying levels, you'll be getting the new pricing. And the month-to-month users' credits will stop being active. In short, you're getting less bang for your buck. SO, SHOULD YOU LEAVE MAILCHIMP? You don't HAVE to. I mean, if you have 200 subscribers, you're probably thinking, why waste my time moving? Here's the thing: before this, I was barely recommending Mailchimp. Their features are clunky and should be way better and easier to use for as long as they've been around. They are a powerhouse and should have had features where you could click a link in an email to add a tag or move you to a group. That kind of thing is so hard in Mailchimp that even after watching tutorials on merge tags, I didn't get it. They kind of try to hide this by calling some of their features automations and tagging, but where other companies have sophisticated features called the same things, Mailchimps features just don't do the job. The best thing about Mailchimp has been the giant free plan. That will likely change, and fundamentally does now that they are counting unsubscribes. With average features, they are trustworthy in terms of a reputable company, but their goal isn't to serve YOU. They don't even have customer service AT ALL for the free plan. If you have considered a move, I think this is the kick in the pants that you should use to just do it.  WHAT EMAIL SERVICE PROVIDER SHOULD YOU USE? I've tried all the biggies. Well, almost. I haven't tried Send in Blue or Active Campaign or Infusionsoft. But I've tried Mailchimp, Mad Mimi, Tiny Letter, Aweber, ConvertKit, and Mailerlite. That's a lot. I've paid for plans to test things SO YOU DON'T HAVE TO. Here are my top two recommendations and who should try each one. I'm an affiliate for each and will share my link, which won't cost you extra. (And NO, I'm not promoting them because I'm an affiliate. I became an affiliate because I USE and LOVE them.) Cheapest and Simplest: Mailerlite This email provider gives you 1000 free emails. They also have features that Mailchimp doesn't. Their automations are much more powerful and do more. Much more. Once you start paying, it's not that much AND you have customer service on the free plan. I use Mailerlite for my Emma St. Clair list, where I essentially have an easy entryway onto my list and sell books. The end. TRY MAILERLITE!  Most Powerful and Amazing: ConvertKit I've long been an advocate of Convertkit and still am. Their features are fantastic and streamlined. Easy to use and powerful. If you are simply selling books, this is more than you'll need. But if you have other things going on like sales funnels and lots of lead magnets and things like that, Convertkit's features beat Mailerlite's. I use Convertkit for my Create If Writing List, where I've run webinars and hosted live summits and set up sales funnels. TRY CONVERTKIT! If you're still unsure, you can check out my post where I go more in depth on which email service provider you should use. READ IT HERE. You can also read more about Mailchimp: David Gaughran-  Big Changes at Mailchimp Written Word Media- Mailchimp Changes: Everything Authors Need to Know For now, you CAN stay with Mailchimp if you're way under the limit. But you might not want to. Eventually, you WILL want to move and it's much easier to move now than move later. Trust me.

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We have two guests this week as Ian and Cheri Cyborg join us. They are the hosts of Pegwarmers, a toy colelcting podcast. This week we talk about our favorite toys, Blood Drive and D&D. Plus we play "Know For" on host vs guest vs audience,   For More Pegwarmers: Podcast Facebook Nintendo World Championships This episode of the +2 Comedy Podcast is brought to you by OooWee Minicon!

A conversation with Stacey Diane A. Litam on the reality and nature of human sex trafficking in the United States and what counselors need to know. Stacey Diane A. Litam, M.A., LPC, NCC is a doctoral candidate in Kent State University’s Counselor Education and Supervision program and adjunct faculty at the Northeast Ohio Medical University. Stacey’s dissertation examines the influence of gender and discourse on counselors’ reported levels of empathy and acceptance of rape myths when counseling sex trafficked survivors. Stacey currently works as a licensed mental health counselor at a Northeast Ohio agency where she co-developed the Human Trafficking Docket with the Cleveland Municipal Court. Stacey currently provides counseling services for survivors of sex trafficking, persons with addictions, and LGBTQ clients. She is a researcher, educator, and social justice advocate for human trafficking, LGBTQ, and multicultural issues. Ms. Litam has facilitated over 30 state, regional, national, and international presentations on topics including human sex trafficking, integrating creativity with diverse populations, and the influence of internalized racism and intra-ethnic othering on Asian American adult identity development. In February 2016, Ms. Litam was a recipient of the Movers and Shakers Award from the Cleveland Professional 20/30 Club, which honored 25 leaders in Northeast Ohio under the age of 30. Ms. Litam’s clinical work was featured in the December 2015 cover story of Counseling Today. Stacey's email: Slitam@kent.edu Stacey's article in The Professional Counselor - Human Sex Trafficking in America: What Counselors Need to Know For the APA citation for this episode visit www.thethoughtfulcounselor.com

Extra life day is a 24 hour gaming marathon on Nov 5th. We will be raising money for the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and battling our guest this week, The Legends of the Interweb! Brian and Paul are partnering with us for the event and also have a slew of convention panels. This week we talk about Ouija, Phoenix Wright, and Dead Set. Plus we play the classic "Know For" on host vs guest vs audience. For more Legends: Facebook Extra Life Event Extra Life Twitch Stream Click here to donate to The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia!

Special Episode Time! This was recorded way back in April at Johncon. This is the +2 Comedy Game Show! Basically it is a mix of all of our favorite Host vs Guest vs Audience games. We open with Reddit Says, move on to Know For and end with a few rounds of Higher Level. Sorry the players are a bit quiet and I am a touch loud. Enjoy! This episode of the +2 Comedy Podcast is brought to you by the Naked and Inside out Podcast at  www.nakedandinsideout.com.

At listener request, Zach annoys James with another swipe at the frustrating movie-association riddler I Have a Film Festival, then the guys take a stab at a new IMDB-based game that puts the “Know For” section of the site to the test. Also, Patreon supporters heard this ep days ago, just sayin! Subscribe: iTunes / RSS Have a film suggestion you think we’ve never seen and want us to discuss on the show? Send your pick to heyguys@cinereelists.com and one of us WILL watch it and discuss it on a future next show… or send a comment, suggestion, or correction!

We get covered in boxes at Adventureland this week, as Cardboard Fortress walls us in. Cardboard Fortress is a local card and board game designers made up of Anthony Amato and Nicole Kline from Geekadelphia. And their new game RESISTOR_ is on kickstarter right now. This week we talk about PAX, other podcasts and Saints Row. Plus it is time for another round of "Know For"  for Host vs Guest vs Audience.For more Cardboard Fortress:KickstarterWebsiteFacebookTwitterThis episode of the +2 Comedy Podcast is brought to you by Amazon. Please click below and shop as normal. Click here!

The Magical Chad Juros drops by the podcast. Chad is a magician who has performed at The White House and Criss Angel MINDFREAK! He is also the head of Captivate EM, a new entertainment provider where you can book him and +2 Comedy! This week we talk about surviving cancer, Billy Dee Williams and Space Camp. Plus it is time for anothre round of "Know For" in Host vs Guest vs Audience!What we talk about:"Space Camp" the movie. Buy it Now!For More Chad:Website: http://www.captivateem.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChadJurosCaptivateEM twitter: https://twitter.com/CaptivateEmCharity: http://www.spreadthemagic.org/about.htmlFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Chad-Juros/66639289725This episode of the +2 Comedy podcast is brought to you by http://www.captivateem.com/   Do you want to book +2 Comedy? Book us through Captivate EM!

Alex Reale joins us on the podcast. Alex is the author of Dodger's Doorway and the upcoming sequel as well a very funny stand up comic. T his we week talk about Alex's book as well as making girls cry, Reddit exchanges and The Walking Dead spinoff. Also we play another round of "Know For" is Host vs Guest vs Audience.For more Alex:His book on Amazon:  His book on Kindle: Dodger's Doorway

It is episode number one! +2 Comedy invites Shawn Caple from Underbelly and From Start To Film to talk about internet laws and making web shows and we play "Know For" as our first Host vs Guest vs Crowd game. For more on Shawn: http://www.youtube.com/underbellyshow http://www.youtube.com/fromstarttofilm This episode of The +2 Comedy podcast was taped at Jester's Playhouse, where the fun begins!