Podcasts about media entrepreneurship

Welcome back!  In this episode, Jay is joined by Spence McManus, an expert in navigating social media platforms and entrepreneurship. They dive into the intricacies of making money on OnlyFans and the crucial role of personal branding in the social media industry. Spence also shares insights on why quality trumps quantity in influencer marketing and the common challenges faced by content creators. Tune in and learn more about the benefits of targeting international clients, the financial potential of AI-generated models, and effective strategies for monetizing content across various social media platforms.  EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS - On navigating social media platforms and entrepreneurship - How to make money on OnlyFans - The importance of personal branding in the social media industry - The value of quality over quantity in the influencer industry - Common challenges in the social media platforms  - The advantage of targeting international clients  - The potential of AI-generated models for financial gain - Spence's POV on the possibility of shutting down TikTok - On monetizing content through social media platforms  - Spence's fitness journey and mindset for success - The importance of discipline, hard work, and energy QUOTABLES  "Build a personal brand because you have a personal brand. [It] doesn't matter what type of products or business that you're running." - Spence McManus  “Truth is  — everything works. Everything works. There are a million ways to make a million dollars. It's just about finding your way.” -  Jay Monopoly  GUEST RESOURCES Spence McManus IG | @spencemcmanus RESOURCES Jay Monopoly  IG | @jay.monopoly 

In this podcast episode, Josh Muccio, co-founder of The Pitch and a general partner at The Pitch Fund talks about his entrepreneurial background, his ventures in e-commerce and media, and the intricacies of building a successful media company like The Pitch. Josh recounts the show's sale to Gimlet Media and subsequent repurchase, as well as his personal experience pitching on the show. He discusses the challenges faced by emerging fund managers in 2023 and The Pitch Fund's remarkable achievement of raising significant interest from listeners alone. He also covers strategies for growing a podcast in a competitive market, the unique approach of The Pitch Fund in seed investments, and the rise of owner-operator led funds. Josh shares insights on AI startups, emphasizing the need for real-world applications and value creation, and much more!TimestampsJosh's Entrepreneurial Journey (00:00:25) Building and Selling Startups (00:04:19) Challenges of Media Business (00:04:34) Venture Backing for Media Companies (00:06:40) Starting The Pitch (00:08:05) The Journey of The Pitch (00:13:08) Pitching on The Pitch (00:16:23) Fundraising Challenges for Emerging Fund Managers (00:19:02) Raising a Fund from Listeners (00:20:20) Podcast Distribution and Growth (00:22:30)Value of Authenticity in Content Creation (00:25:24) Unique Deal Flow for The Pitch Fund (00:26:35) Selecting VCs and Building Relationships (00:28:46) VC Value Beyond Capital (00:31:09) Portfolio Construction and Investment Strategy (00:33:37) Founder-Led Funds and Operator Expertise (00:36:03) Specific AI Use Cases (00:39:02) Podcast AI Tool (44:54) Starting The Pitch Show (46:17) Josh's LinksLinkedIn – https://www.linkedin.com/in/joshmuccio/The Pitch - https://www.thepitch.show/Pitch Fund - https://www.thepitch.show/p/fund/Email - josh@pitch.showMy Links Podcast: https://lifeselfmastery.com/itunes YouTube: youtube.com/lifeselfmastery Twitter: https://twitter.com/rohitmal 5-day email course: www.enterprisesalesexpertise.com

In today's episode, we had the pleasure of chatting with Katie Brinkley, a former sports journalist turned social media entrepreneur. Katie's story is an inspiring one, as she shares her journey of how she fell into the world of entrepreneurship and created a thriving social media agency. Katie's background in sports reporting, including working as a postgame reporter for the Broncos and the Rockies, provided her with valuable skills and a love for being on air. However, when she was unexpectedly laid off from her job as a marketing manager, she found herself at a crossroads. It was during this challenging time that she discovered her true passion for social media and decided to create her own agency. Starting as a solopreneur, Katie hustled for three years before taking her business to the next level. She invested in a coach, launched her podcast, and hired her first assistant. Now, four years later, Katie proudly leads a team of seven individuals, with three full-time employees and a group of dedicated contractors. Key Moments [00:02:16] Laid off. Boss suggested social media role. [00:05:17] Changing careers, gaining valuable experience for leadership. [00:09:18] Working hard, burning out, kids, school. [00:11:28] Delegation and timely communication keeps me awake. [00:13:40] Mountains are my happy place, always present. [00:16:37] LinkedIn and Instagram for business networking. Find Katie Online https://www.katiebrinkley.com/waitlist https://www.facebook.com/iamkatiebrinkley https://www.instagram.com/iamkatiebrinkley https://www.linkedin.com/in/katiebrinkley If you're enjoying Entrepreneur's Enigma, please give us a review on the podcast directory of your choice. We're on all of them and these reviews really help others find the show. GoodPods: https://gmwd.us/goodpods iTunes: https://gmwd.us/itunes Podchaser: https://gmwd.us/podchaser Also, if you're getting value from the show and want to buy me a coffee, go to the show notes to get the link to get me a coffee to keep me awake, while I work on bringing you more great episodes to your ears. →  https://gmwd.us/buy-me-a-coffee Follow Seth Online: Seth | Digital Marketer (@s3th.me) • Instagram: Instagram.com/s3th.me Seth Goldstein | LinkedIn: LinkedIn.com/in/sethmgoldstein Seth On Mastodon: https://s3th.me/pch Seth's Marketing Junto Newsletter: https://MarketingJunto.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this latest episode of The Private Practice Pro Podcast, host Kelley Stevens welcomes back the inspiring Stassi Betcher. Stassi is a therapist and content creator who candidly shares her journey in the world of Instagram and online business. Diving deep into the intricacies of social media entrepreneurship, including the challenges of balancing various roles, the importance of self-care, and unlocking secrets of monetizing Instagram with patience and persistence, this episode offers a genuine account of the trials and triumphs of the digital landscape. Staci's story is a testament to resilience, passion, and the unwavering determination to transform dreams into reality. Guest Bio: Nastassia Betcher, LPC, EdM, MA is a Feminist Therapist and Women's Wellness Coach based out of Portland, OR. Stassi is passionate about bringing awareness to the ambitious, "rushing woman's" functioning and disentangle her self-worth from her achievements. Stassi's dream is to shine a light on over-functioning so women can freely access ease and joy in everyday life. Find her on Instagram @BossyStassi and her website at www.EvergreenWellnessTherapy.com. @BossyStassi betcher@evergreenwellnesstherapy.com In this Episode: Taking your business outside the one-to-one Handling burnout and combating rushing woman's syndrome What is takes to earn money on Instagram Obtaining brand partnerships and affiliate deals The benefits of sharing authentic and self-reflective content on social media Strategies for long-term success on Instagram Highlights: (0:59) – Stassi's introduction (4:19) – Avoiding burnout while juggling a dynamic career and motherhood (8:27) – The journey toward making money from Instagram content (16:15) – Stassi's Instagram growth, trajectory, and strategy moving forward (32:23) – Discussing the risks and rewards of Instagram and strategies for long-term success (36:47) – Navigating brand partnerships and affiliate deals (46:00) – Stassi's online business goals for the next time she visits Kelley's podcast (48:50) – Kelley answers listener's question about marketing herself and getting new clients during pre-licensure References: KW Productions → https://www.kwproductions.org/ Grown and Flown → https://www.instagram.com/grownandflown/ Kelley Hampton → https://kellehampton.com/bloom-finding-beauty-in-the-unexpected Repost → https://apps.apple.com/app/repost-for-instagram/id1120744554 Good Influencer → https://good-influencer.com/ Chris Loves Julia → https://www.chrislovesjulia.com/ Get 2 months FREE with Simple Practice → https://partners.simplepractice.com/tppp Ask Kelley Anything → (805) 243-8241 This podcast is produced and managed by Jenga Creative → jengacreative.com

Welcome to "Seriously Social," a podcast hosted by Kaushal Kakadia and Lorenzo Johnson. In this episode, they dive into the dynamic world of social media, exploring current happenings, noteworthy brands, and the essential lessons learned from entrepreneurship. They also discuss the impact of social media on perspectives, the significance of targeting and creativity, and provide insights into effective marketing strategies. Join them as they share valuable lessons and insights gained as business owners, examining the influence of fear and the power of positivity. Don't miss this engaging and informative episode that offers a fresh perspective on social media and entrepreneurship.

Kate speaks with Professor Chris Hedlin's Media Entrepreneurship class at the University of Notre Dame, Kate's alma mater, to discuss her time in college, her career in broadcast news, and the journey to create To Dine For.Follow To Dine For:Official Website: ToDineForTV.comFacebook: Facebook.com/ToDineForTVInstagram: @ToDineForTVTwitter: @KateSullivanTVEmail: ToDineForTV@gmail.com Thank You to our Sponsors!MastercardAmerican National InsuranceTerlato Wine Group Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This season, we're talking about issues that startup founders and creators in the School of Splice mentorship program faced on their journeys. This episode is about Duuya Baatar. Duuya runs the Nest Center for Journalism Innovation and Development, that helps you support media in Mongolia.How do you even begin building out a website for your startup? Don't just tell people what you do — tell them what you do for them. And how do you get your website to do that? By thinking of it as an employee with a job description — and a set of goals to hit. Here's how Duuya and Nest did it.Also starring Talha Ahad of The Centrum Media in Pakistan, and Jenny Hsu.Hosted by Rishad Patel and Alan Soon. Produced by the amazing people at Lawson Media.Follow Duuya on TwitterSee the Nest websiteSchool of Splice

This season, we're talking about issues that startup founders and creators in the School of Splice mentorship program faced on their journeys. This episode features Bhrikuti Rai. Bhrikuti is one of two co-founders of Boju Bajai, a Nepali podcast about politics, media, and feminism in South Asia.Going into the School of Splice, Bhrikuti had a goal of wanting to connect podcasters across Nepal to help improve the local podcast industry, and to tap into an important growing community. So they decided to build All Ears, an online podcast festival. Here's how they did it.Hosted by Rishad Patel and Alan Soon. Produced by the lovely people at Lawson Media.Follow Bhrikuti on TwitterListen to the Boju Bajai podcastSee the Boju Bajai websiteSchool of Splice

Today I sit down with my friend Grace Lee, a NYC based social media strategist + digital storyteller who founded her own social media agency to help other's build their own social media empires. She has given me advice on growing my social media and discovering what content to create so many times, I knew we needed to have an on the mic convo so you can learn from her too. She has helped several creators across all sorts of niches really optimize their social media impact + strategy, its inspiring hearing about how she got into this space, why she started her own agency + what makes Grace keep going. She hosts her own podcast On The Grow where she shares series that range from life in NYC, mid 20s learnings, professional growth, dating and so much more. She shares her experiences a lot like I do to help inspire and influence others to really grow into their own, a mission I can get behind. I hope you enjoy this episode! If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a rating and review, screenshot and share on stories as you're listening and tag us so we can repost! Thank you to our sponsor, Anchor! If you want to start your own podcast for FREE download the Anchor app or go to Anchor.fm today Let's Connect! Grace's Instagram | Website On The Grow Podcast Companies I mention in the intro: Rella Creative Juice Jude The Agency My Instagram | Tik Tok The Let's Get Candid Podcast Instagram | Tik Tok | Geneva Kayla Morán Blog Konecta Social | Website Pinterest Facebook My articles in Dicta: My Career Story + How Lawyers Can Be A Part of The Creator Economy --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kaylaaamorann/support

This season, we're talking about the issues that founders in the School of Splice mentorship program have faced. Let's hear from Nabilah Said, who was editor of ArtsEquator in Singapore. She wanted to find out what her community wanted from their media organisation so they could serve them better. Nabilah's coach Jane Mahoney had some great advice around thinking about what products to build next. Most importantly, does it meet an audience need? (Hint: what your audience needs from you is very rarely content.)Hosted by Rishad Patel and Alan Soon. Produced by the fine folks at Lawson Media.Connect with Nabilah Said on LinkedInConnect with Jane Mahoney on LinkedIn

Jake and Danny are the Co-Founders of Blue Door Media, a digital mental wellness platform. Listen in as they discuss their successes and challenges with social media, the journey of building an audience of 350,000 listeners, their experience with meditation and breathwork, and much more! You can view their TikTok page here: @Breathebluedoor  If you're interested in effective and practical mental health exercises, you can join their community right here. And if you enjoy this conversation make sure you follow this Podcast, download, and listen to the next episode for more from Jake and Danny!

This season, we're talking about the issues that founders in the program have faced. We hear from Jason Hendriks, who's trying to grow the Meld Community into a thriving non-profit media around international students in Melbourne. Jason and his coach Jane Mahoney discuss how to take a community-first approach to product development.NotesMeld CommunityConnect with Jason HendriksConnect with Jane MahoneySchool of Splice

Welcome to Season 2 of School of Splice. In this season, we're focusing on some of the issues that founders in the program have faced. We're learning from Annelis Putri, an entrepreneur and consultant who's putting together Indonesia Business Post, a media company that connects businesses around the world with investment opportunities in Indonesia. She talks with her coach Ross Settles about how to go about raising her first money.NotesY Combinator's tips on how to build a seed round pitch deckLion Publishers has ideas to help you improve on your fundraisingUnderstanding Series A, B, C

Hosts Rashad Bilal and Troy Millings (of Earn Your Leisure fame) are granted exclusive access into the personal lives and businesses of young entrepreneurs and celebrity guests to answer a critical question: Are they working with assets… or liabilities? For the first episode of season 2, the guys chop it up with social media influencer & entrepreneur Jayda Cheaves about her path to creating her businesses & more. 

Tamra Andress is a top thought leader in spiritual entrepreneurship. She is an ordained minister and personal and professional development coach on a mission to free and propel entrepreneurs globally to make their uniquely purposed Kingdom impact joyfully. Her F.I.T. in Faith Podcast is globally ranked in the top 1% of the spiritual, religious, and business charts with over 230 interviews. . With over a decade and a half of first-hand experience in start-ups and non-profit development, she serves as an advisor for emerging companies. She speaks to thousands weekly through Clubhouse, summits, global stages, podcasts, and her live vodcast show audiences. She is a published best selling author of multiple anthologies, and her own best selling publication, "Always Becoming: sex, shame, & Love" which was released in Fall 2021 and hit #1 in 10 categories.Her company, F.I.T. in Faith Media is a business and broadcasting company focused on passion, publishing and play as she and her team design and support founders, innovators and trailblazers with podcasting production, book publishing, and coaching program implementation.Tamra has utilized her entrepreneurial and relational expertise to align 1000's within their business for prosperity and profit and will further that mission annually as the host of the Grow Your Business for God's Sake Conference.Her most treasured role in developing the kingdom is as a wife and mama of 2 traveling the world to spread the good news. And the most exciting thing about all of this is… she's just getting started!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/back2basicsmode?fan_landing=true)

Check Out DFW is a first-of-its-kind real estate and local recommendations product that helps locals live more enjoyable lives. For those looking to move, we take the stress out of the home buying and moving process, with answers directly from realtors and community experts, as well as helpful content on real estate and home design trends, relevant home tours and buyer/seller/realtor profiles. Our content also helps both longtime locals and those new to town discover all the unique things their cities offer through a variety of community resources. David is the co-founder and chief content officer of Check Out DFW and has spent more than 20 years in newsrooms as a reporter, editor, consultant, and executive developing transformative digital strategies that have led to significant audience growth. He has won and led newsrooms to national journalism awards and has served on boards for local and national media associations. Jed is the co-founder and chief revenue officer of Check Out DFW and has 20 years of experience as an entrepreneur, operator and strategist across digital media and marketing. Most recently he co-founded and built a local digital media news company in California. He also teaches Media Entrepreneurship at UNC-Chapel Hill. His insights have been cited by The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Digiday, FOX Business, and the BBC.

Meraj Ahmed is Co-Founder & President of Eidi, and an Undergraduate Student, B.I.S. Media Entrepreneurship at GSU. Eidi is a one-stop decor shop for Muslim holiday decor. What You’ll Learn In This Episode The biggest problem with starting a company TRANSCRIPT Intro: [00:00:04] Broadcasting live from the Business RadioX Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s time for Atlanta […] The post Meraj Ahmed With Eidi appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Meraj Ahmed is Co-Founder & President of Eidi, and an Undergraduate Student, B.I.S. Media Entrepreneurship at GSU. Eidi is a one-stop decor shop for Muslim holiday decor.   What You’ll Learn In This Episode What made Meraj interested in starting Eidi The target demographic for Eidi The biggest problem Eidi solves for clients TRANSCRIPT Intro: [00:00:04] Broadcasting […] The post Meraj Ahmed With Eidi appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Meraj Ahmed is Co-Founder & President of Eidi, and an Undergraduate Student, B.I.S. Media Entrepreneurship at GSU. Eidi is a one-stop decor shop for Muslim holiday decor. What You’ll Learn In This Episode The biggest problem with starting a company TRANSCRIPT Intro: [00:00:04] Broadcasting live from the Business RadioX Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. It’s time for Atlanta […]

At the School of Splice, we're being more specific with the training. Folks who've signed up have very specific needs, eg. listening to their community, branding the mission, or learning how to start something as simple as a newsletter. Your feedback told us we needed to do that better. Also, we've waived the fees — and we're putting all of this content out publicly. It'll allow us to get this into the hands (ears?) of more people so that we can then, in turn, learn from all of you. Season Two is the School of You.More about School of Splice:http://schoolofsplice.com/More about what we do at Splice:http://splicemedia.com/

There are no people problems — only process problems. If you have the right structure, right workflows, and the right processes in place, you'll be able to build a strong and effective team. In this School of Splice lesson, we'll talk about how to go about building a great team with the right hiring, retention and training strategies. Knowledge and insights from Kunda Dixit (Nepali Times), Ross Settles (University of Hong Kong), Padma Priya (Suno India), Roby Alampay (PumaPodcast), Jakub Górnicki (Outriders), Jane Mahoney (Private Media), Yan Oak (Thibi), Khalil Majeed (Faqcheck Lab), and Ian Yee (The Fourth).Hosted by Alan Soon and Rishad Patel, and produced by those fabulous folks at Lawson Media.   --- Find the transcript, worksheet, and related links here:  www.splicemedia.com/school-of-splice/foundation     Learn more about the School of Splice:  www.schoolofsplice.com   Join the community on Planet Splice:  www.planetsplice.com   And on Telegram:  t.me/splicenewsroom      More about Splice Media:  www.splicemedia.com    

In this episode the guys talk about social media, building a business, and all thing entrepreneurship with Malcolm Coley. Tune in!

The whole point to operations is to create something. And to do it more efficiently, more accurately, and more consistently over and over again. Welcome to the fourth School of Splice foundation lesson. This one is all about building the right workflows for the outcome you're looking for.Knowledge and insights from Talha Ahad (The Centrum Media), Janie Octia (Facebook), Shubangha Pandey (Himal Southasian), and Darshini Kandasamy (Between The Lines).Hosted by Alan Soon and Rishad Patel, and produced by the nice folks at Lawson Media.   --- Find the transcript, worksheet, and related links here:  www.splicemedia.com/school-of-splice/foundation     Learn more about the School of Splice:  www.schoolofsplice.com   Join the community on Planet Splice:  www.planetsplice.com   And on Telegram:  t.me/splicenewsroom      More about Splice Media:  www.splicemedia.com    

2021 will require you to go deeper in building a direct relationship with your users or audiences, but with your true believers. Unless you're able to capture attention and build a relationship, you can't monetize, and therefore, you don't have a business. Hosted by Alan Soon and Rishad Patel, and produced by the nice folks at Lawson Media.   --- Find the transcript, worksheet, and related links here:  www.splicemedia.com/school-of-splice/foundation     Learn more about the School of Splice:  www.schoolofsplice.com   Join the community on Planet Splice:  www.planetsplice.com   And on Telegram:  t.me/splicenewsroom      More about Splice Media:  www.splicemedia.com   

If we're going to be in media for the next 10 years, we need to understand how to give people what they want. Find out where the gaps are. Define the problem. Test a solution. Make it valuable. If you're not serving a need out there, what's the point?Hosted by Alan Soon and Rishad Patel, and produced by the nice folks at Lawson Media.   --- Find the transcript, worksheet, and related links here:  www.splicemedia.com/school-of-splice/foundation     Learn more about the School of Splice:  www.schoolofsplice.com   Join the community on Planet Splice:  www.planetsplice.com   And on Telegram:  t.me/splicenewsroom      More about Splice Media:  www.splicemedia.com   

This special family event will feature a multigenerational panel of adult civic leaders and educators talking together with their children about practices and opportunities for engaging young people in civic life.  Increasingly, youth have been speaking up about the importance of having parents and teachers who model civic engagement and encourage them to get involved in their communities. But how can we get our kids involved in ways that are both meaningful and rewarding? How can families engage in civic work together? What can kids do on their own, and how do they want adults to support them? A lifetime of civic engagement begins in youth. We encourage you to watch this special program with your family. This program is presented by Creating Citizens, an education initiative of The Commonwealth Club. About the Speakers Amber Coleman-Mortley's passion is focused on elevating diverse voices and perspectives in the civic education space, working with students, educators and parent communities for more equitable outcomes. She holds a B.A. in African American Studies from Oberlin College and an M.A. from American University in Media Entrepreneurship. Coleman-Mortley is a former decorated college athlete, former educator and athletic coach. She covers civics, K–12 education and family life at MomOfAllCapes and on her podcast with her daughters, "Lets K12 Better." She has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Smithsonian magazine, and a variety of other broadcast, podcast and online media outlets. Suzanne Ford is a fierce activist working toward equal rights for the trans community. She is employed as a regional sales manager at Revere Packaging, being named by Plastics News as one of the Women Breaking the Mold in the Packaging Industry in 2017. Ford serves as president of the Spahr Center in Marin County and as a board member and vice president of SF Pride. She also works on the board at Trans Heartline. Ford lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her wife Beverly and son Daniel. She is available to speak to groups or employers about trans issues and her experience facing the world as a trans woman. Lateefah Simon is a nationally recognized advocate for civil rights and racial justice in Oakland and the Bay Area. She has been the president of Akonadi Foundation since 2016. That same year—driven by Oscar Grant's death—she was elected to the Bay Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors and served as its president. Since 2015, Simon also has served as a member of the Board of Trustees for the California State University, the nation's largest public university system, and state officials often turn to her for strategic advice on policy matters related to racial justice. Simon spearheaded San Francisco's first reentry anti-recidivism youth services division under then-District Attorney Kamala Harris' leadership. Simon received the MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Award in 2003, making her the youngest woman to receive the award —in recognition of her work as executive director of the Young Women's Freedom Center. SPEAKERS Amber Coleman-Mortley Host, "Let's K12 Better" Podcast Suzanne Ford Activist; President, Spahr Center Lateefah Simon President, Akonadi Foundation Kimberly Ellis Director, San Francisco Department on the Status of Women—Moderator In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently hosting all of our live programming via YouTube live stream. This program was recorded via video conference on August 24th, 2021 by the Commonwealth Club of California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This special family event will feature a multigenerational panel of adult civic leaders and educators talking together with their children about practices and opportunities for engaging young people in civic life.  Increasingly, youth have been speaking up about the importance of having parents and teachers who model civic engagement and encourage them to get involved in their communities. But how can we get our kids involved in ways that are both meaningful and rewarding? How can families engage in civic work together? What can kids do on their own, and how do they want adults to support them? A lifetime of civic engagement begins in youth. We encourage you to watch this special program with your family. This program is presented by Creating Citizens, an education initiative of The Commonwealth Club. About the Speakers Amber Coleman-Mortley's passion is focused on elevating diverse voices and perspectives in the civic education space, working with students, educators and parent communities for more equitable outcomes. She holds a B.A. in African American Studies from Oberlin College and an M.A. from American University in Media Entrepreneurship. Coleman-Mortley is a former decorated college athlete, former educator and athletic coach. She covers civics, K–12 education and family life at MomOfAllCapes and on her podcast with her daughters, "Lets K12 Better." She has been featured in the Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Smithsonian magazine, and a variety of other broadcast, podcast and online media outlets. Suzanne Ford is a fierce activist working toward equal rights for the trans community. She is employed as a regional sales manager at Revere Packaging, being named by Plastics News as one of the Women Breaking the Mold in the Packaging Industry in 2017. Ford serves as president of the Spahr Center in Marin County and as a board member and vice president of SF Pride. She also works on the board at Trans Heartline. Ford lives in the San Francisco Bay Area with her wife Beverly and son Daniel. She is available to speak to groups or employers about trans issues and her experience facing the world as a trans woman. Lateefah Simon is a nationally recognized advocate for civil rights and racial justice in Oakland and the Bay Area. She has been the president of Akonadi Foundation since 2016. That same year—driven by Oscar Grant's death—she was elected to the Bay Area Rapid Transit Board of Directors and served as its president. Since 2015, Simon also has served as a member of the Board of Trustees for the California State University, the nation's largest public university system, and state officials often turn to her for strategic advice on policy matters related to racial justice. Simon spearheaded San Francisco's first reentry anti-recidivism youth services division under then-District Attorney Kamala Harris' leadership. Simon received the MacArthur Foundation "Genius" Award in 2003, making her the youngest woman to receive the award —in recognition of her work as executive director of the Young Women's Freedom Center. SPEAKERS Amber Coleman-Mortley Host, "Let's K12 Better" Podcast Suzanne Ford Activist; President, Spahr Center Lateefah Simon President, Akonadi Foundation Kimberly Ellis Director, San Francisco Department on the Status of Women—Moderator In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are currently hosting all of our live programming via YouTube live stream. This program was recorded via video conference on August 24th, 2021 by the Commonwealth Club of California. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A master negotiator with years of experience in the business world, this week's guest is as driven as they come. Growing up in a home where autonomy was encouraged and big decisions were made with a consultative approach, he gained his confidence at a young age. This week, you'll hear how Scott Kitun paved his own way to becoming a media entrepreneur and co-founder of Technori. Scott describes himself as always being “20 years ahead,” which he attributes to sitting in on sales meetings with his father. From the time he was 5 years old, he's been listening to the nuances of why a person says yes or no to a product or service. His innate ability to see things through the lens of a businessman has helped him value earning relationships and respect. In this episode, Scott walks through his unconventional journey to becoming an entrepreneur－from negotiating his way through college, to realizing commercial real estate wasn't for him, to building his own curriculum for grad school, and eventually helping make Chicago one of the largest tech ecosystems in the world. His journey to success wasn't without its setbacks, though, and he's the first to admit having too many regrets to count. The silver lining to it all? Find out by listening to this week's episode!

A master negotiator with years of experience in the business world, this week's guest is as driven as they come. Growing up in a home where autonomy was encouraged and big decisions were made with a consultative approach, he gained his confidence at a young age. This week, you'll hear how Scott Kitun paved his own way to becoming a media entrepreneur and co-founder of Technori. Scott describes himself as always being “20 years ahead,” which he attributes to sitting in on sales meetings with his father. From the time he was 5 years old, he's been listening to the nuances of why a person says yes or no to a product or service. His innate ability to see things through the lens of a businessman has helped him value earning relationships and respect. In this episode, Scott walks through his unconventional journey to becoming an entrepreneur－from negotiating his way through college, to realizing commercial real estate wasn't for him, to building his own curriculum for grad school, and eventually helping make Chicago one of the largest tech ecosystems in the world. His journey to success wasn't without its setbacks, though, and he's the first to admit having too many regrets to count. The silver lining to it all? Find out by listening to this week's episode!

It's the 95th episode of Hear and Now Podcast! Thank you for joining me this week as I have Dre Fox on to talk about 6 figure business, Time of Dre Media. TranscriptDre's Forbes Article // IGTV on Niches Find Dre: Instagram and WebsiteHear and Now Podcast Summer Schedule: New Episodes drop every other Tuesday at 1amResources:luminance: sophialebano for 15% off // code NONTOXIC for free samplehallow appAlways Linked: Blog // Shop // Creative Studio Get in touch with me: hello@sophialebano.comSocials: Instagram @sophialebano // Facebook @hearandnowpod // Pinterest @sophialebano Click the link to check out Buzzsprout and get a $20 Amazon gift card for the purchase of any paid plan!  

Our guest today is former NFL player, Shark Tank winner, social media star, and entrepreneur Chris Gronkowski. Hailing from the group of 5 brothers known as "The Gronks" he has made a name for himself, post NFL, getting investment from Mark Cuban on Shark Tank for his company Ice Shaker. We talk starting from scratch after a career change, what it is like being on Shark Tank and what you get after your episode airs, how you have to let your people work for the business, and how business can use social media to drive sales. Ice Shaker - https://iceshaker.com Podcast - https://gronkdup.libsyn.com

#037 - We scroll through social media, we question our actions, is the grass greener on the other side? Are we doing “IT” right? What does the future look like? And are we losing our traditional landscape? Today on Happy working woman, I have a fireside chat discussing a number of topics and everyday struggles that I have heard many working woman raise. As discussed on the podcast please email me at virgbain@gmail.com with your thoughts and suggestions!

G is back for part 2 of this two part banger! This two part episode teaches you everything from basics to mindset to achieve a phenomenal Social Media Business! Gina Talarico The Social Media Collective https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesocialmediacollective/ IG: @ginatalarico   WANT MERCH? GO VISIT OUR STORES TODAY!   www.thechadmsmith.com   https://www.etsy.com/shop/thechadmsmith   Go visit iTunes, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, and Spotify today!   #leadershipdevelopment #entrepreneurship #leadership #motivation #goalsetting #lifegoals #podcast #podcasting #friday #funny #amazonmusic #iheartradio #goaldigger #lifestylegoals #slaytheday #workflow #noexcess #trainhard #fitspro #ourjourney #enjoythejourney #strongerthanyesterday #successmindset #personaldevelopment #neversettle #instagoals #ALLIN  

Everyone call customs because Gina Talarico returns for another 2 part banger on Social Media Entrepreneurship. This two part episode teaches you everything from basics to mindset to achieve a phenomenal Social Media Business!   Gina Talarico The Social Media Collective https://www.facebook.com/groups/thesocialmediacollective/ IG: @ginatalarico   WANT MERCH? GO VISIT OUR ETSY STORE TODAY!   https://www.etsy.com/shop/thechadmsmith   Go visit iTunes, iHeart Radio, Amazon Music, and Spotify today!   #leadershipdevelopment #entrepreneurship #leadership #motivation #goalsetting #lifegoals #podcast #podcasting #friday #funny #amazonmusic #iheartradio #goaldigger #lifestylegoals #slaytheday #workflow #noexcess #trainhard #fitspro #ourjourney #enjoythejourney #strongerthanyesterday #successmindset #personaldevelopment #neversettle #instagoals #ALLIN

Meet Ted Phaeton, a 32-year-old Morning Anchor and Modern Man Founder. Modern Man is a men's group in Greenville, South Carolina that gives men a place to share their struggles and help one another. Work stress goes hand-in-hand with mental health and it is important that people have the resources to keep their emotional-well being healthy.

Prakhar was invited to speak about what it's like to be an internet entrepreneur and the future of modern media entrepreneurship in India.Time Stamps:0:10 Intro9:10 Why did PGRadio end up working?26:35 How to build a non-monotonous podcast32:29 The essentials of marketing and producing a podcast37:41 Behind the scenes of Prakhar ke Pravachan40:65 Identifying your market45:13 Is Alternative Media really better than Traditional Media?50:31 Possible Impacts of regulating digital media54:28 Exchanging ideas and tearing them apart58:36 Deciding the guests for the podcast01:01:33 Should you dilute the podcasts keeping the audience in mind?01:12:35 Should competition and negative comments affect your content?01:20:14 How does Prakhar monetize his content01:26:11 Summary and OutroConnect with us onlinepgradio.com@pgradio.live on InstagramConnect with Prakhar Gupta:@prvkhvr on Twitteremail: pg@pgradio.com

Blake is a teenage entrepreneur, owner of WIN Apparel and 314 Midnight Car Club, and intern at RP Exotics LLV. Follow his Instagram @blake.pinkston and his businesses @winapparelco_ & @314midnightcarclub. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nyaa-podcast/support

In this episode, I had the opportunity to talk to one of the rising creators within the digital media landscape. Max and I discussed a multitude of things from the outlook of technology to how media plays a role on our lives from a holistic standpoint. Max is an intellectual genius, and embodies multiple characteristics of becoming a lifelong experimenter and continues to bridge the gap between what humans can do through his endeavors. Loved this conversation and the opportunity to have my first international guest as well. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/zayn-patel/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/zayn-patel/support

This week, host Brett Josephson welcomes to the podcast Amir Zonozi, a Mason Alum and president and Co-Founder of Zoomph, a unique digital platform designed to measure return on investment for social media sponsorship. Amir takes us through the life of Zoomph, from its beginnings as a side project born out of work for the US State Department through its current life servicing major brands and sports properties to its recent work in the growing world of eSpots, as well as his personal journey as an entrepreneur.

To add insult to injury, college grads not only have their commencement ceremonies in limbo or delayed until the fall, but every senior year event has been cancelled.  Not only do they face being locked down at home or in their small apartments, that awesome job market these GenZers were told to look forward to is now up in smoke.  Now, they are entering a very crowded job market, with veterans and other professionals freshly unemployed because of the financial fallout from the slowdown. Things look bleak...but do they really?I sit down in a history-making conversation with my long-time friend, fellow NABJer, fellow university faculty member and former employee Neil Foote, who is the national president for National Black Public Relations Society (NBPRS) and lecturer at the Mayborn School of Journalism at the University of North Texas. He is also President of Foote Communications who has supported well-known clients like Reach Media, owned by To Joyner.This conversation is being shared with both of our classes, and we wanted to let you in on it. Neil teaches Media Entrepreneurship and I teach Writing & Editing for Strategic Communications.  What makes our conversation history-making?  It will be the first time I hand over the mic to my friend, and he will interview me.  This has never happened on the show, but I wouldn't think of doing this with anyone but Neil, who was my Vice President of Development and Strategy when I ran my agency back in the early 2000s.You won't want to miss this rich exchange about what students can do to shift their mindsets to win despite looming obstacles in the job market.If you have a college student at home, tell them to take a listen. There is hope, and we will get through this.

Elizabeth Strickler, the Director of Media Entrepreneurship & Innovation Programs at the Creative Media Industries Institute, explains how blockchain technology could help journalists, photographers, artists and other creators protect their work in the internet era.

Podcart — 2018’s Media Entrepreneurship morphed into 2019’s Career Kickstarter intensive. This time it didn’t include making a weekly podcast but doing a final round-up about how it had all gone seemed like a good idea. So, here it is. The 2019 reunion show – even before anyone has gone anywhere.

Daniel interviews UCSB student Dominic Cusanelli about Dominic's experimention with online entrepreneurship, interest in psychology, and his most influential idols such as Elon Musk and Gary Vaynerchuk.

Hunter Radenslaben, founder of Athlete Nation and partner at Creative Olsen, discusses his journey from losing his mother to cancer, gaining 10k followers on Twitter at the age of 12, to taking a break from school to pursue video production full-time. Get a FREE $5 -> https://cash.app/app/CSDFRPD Check out my gear -> https://kit.com/howtheyrehere/podcast-setup

How do future innovators learn about new DLT technologies? How can you learn more? Elizabeth Strickler, Director, Media Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the Creative Media Industries Institute at Georgia State University gives us some insight into the ways that people are getting educated on DLT, and using this knowledge to collaboratively innovate solutions. Elizabeth is also a Hedera "Ambassador" and helps coordinate Meetups for networking and knowledge sharing. For more about the program at Georgia State University visit https://cmii.gsu.edu/. More on the Hedera Ambassador program is here: https://hashgraph.org/discussion/113/interested-in-participating-in-the-hedera-hashgraph-ambassador-program-get-more-information-here

In this episode of Diversified Game Alex Lombard is giving the Game on social media, influence and growth. Alex is the CEO of VisionWall & The Success Club, as well as CMO of Invigor8. Alex has worked with influencers such as Rob Sperry, Ryan White, Dan Lok, Henry Kaminski and Russel Brunson to name a few, and has been featured on outlets such as Business.com, MSNBC, The New York Journal, Yahoo Finance, BuzzFeed and NASDAQ. Instagram: http://instagram.com/visionwall & http://instagram.com/the.success.club Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/visionwallco Pinterest: http://pinterest.com/thesuccessclubofficial Website: http://officialalexlombard.com If you are a new listener to Diversified Game, we would love to hear from you. Please visit our Contact Page and let us know how we can help you today! To Stay Updated Join Our Email List: http://subscribe.diversifiedgame.com Submit to Be Our Guest: http://beourguest.diversifiedgame.com Follow the Diversified Game Podcast Instagram: http://instagram.diversifiedgame.com Twitter: http://twitter.diversifiedgame.com Facebook: http://facebook.diversifiedgame.com YouTube: http://youtube.diversifiedgame.com SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.diversifiedgame.com Website: http://diversifiedgame.com Follow our Host(s) Kellen Coleman - Instagram: http://instagram.com/kellenkash, Twitter: http://twitter.com/kellenkash Tyson Moultrie - Instagram: http://instagram.com/typhoenixlive, Twitter: http://twitter.com/typhoenixlive A.L. Roberts - Instagram: http://instagram.com/alrtistry, Twitter: http://twitter.com/alrtistry Join the Conversation Our favorite part of recording a podcast each week is participating in the great conversations that happen so, join in the convo on social media, and in our comments section. Leave a review if you like the direction the show is going! If, not visit us and give some feedback on how to improve, Thanks! This episode's question is: Question: How is social media directly or indirectly impacting your entrepreneurial journey? Join our Community You can always follow us on social media, but for the growing log of super exclusive stuff visit our Patreon Community: http://patreon.diversifiedgame.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/diversifiedgame/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/diversifiedgame/support

This podcast re-posted with permission from the National Press Club. To see the original podcast page for this episode, please go to the NPC website: https://www.press.org/news-multimedia/audio/social-media-series-part-3-use-images. Shannon Fisher leads us through a round-table discussion about the use of images in social media. Her guests are Director of Media Entrepreneurship at American University Amy Eisman, Managing Editor of American University’s Investigative Reporting Workshop Lynne Perri, and American University Professor of Communication Scott R. Talan, who specializes in public and strategic communication. The panelists discuss our growing visual culture and the effectiveness of certain types of graphics across various social media platforms. Listeners will benefit from this seasoned advice about getting the most from their images, as well as strategies journalists can apply to each social media platform. From tips on design and content to ways to make an image go viral, this podcast gives valuable advice for navigating a world in which posts must catch readers’ attention in a split-second glance. Follow Shannon on Twitter: @MsShannonFisher Follow the National Press Club on Twitter: @PressClubDC #SocialMedia #Images #Graphics #DigitalStrategy #Journalism #NationalPressClub #Podcast #ShannonFisher #MsShannonFisher

This Friday’s guest episode we’re joined by Ksenia Avdulova, host of the Woke & Wired podcast, founder of the award winning digital platform Breakfast Criminals and Conscious Social Media changemaker. Do you want to use your social media more intuitively? Are you growing your platform/business and are getting stuck on the numbers? Do you compare yourself to what others are sharing? In this episode we break down how you can use social media to bring in abundance and how being conscious in how you use it can create success. This episode isn’t just talking about using social media for business. This episode goes deep into how we can use it to learn, grow and expand our lives when we use it in a more conscious way. In this episode we talk about Trusting what you’re guided to do from Spirit Overcoming the scarcity mindset Using your intuition as an entrepreneur to grow your business What is Conscious Social Media? Being aligned and being authentic on social media platforms Using social media to inspire and expand you How to use social media intuitively How to make money using social media Creating space & boundaries with social media Natalie shares messages with Ksenia  Resources Mentioned Sign up to the Shine Your Light Online Circle- Weds 13th March https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/shine-your-light-online-circle-tickets-58000751810 Sign up to get more info Ksenia’s Conscious Social Media course- Launches March 18th 2019 https://mailchi.mp/a3e3231ea096/socialmediaminimalism Rachel Cargle IG- https://www.instagram.com/rachel.cargle Rachel Ricketts IG- https://www.instagram.com/iamrachelricketts  Listen to Natalie on Woke & Wired -https://itunes.apple.com/ca/podcast/43-trust-your-intuition-natalie-miles/id1391881620?i=1000429869677&mt=2 Ways to connect with Ksenia Breakfast Criminals YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvj9nNGooLDoQRmQXvQLKxg Woke & Wired Podcast- https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/woke-wired-expanded-consciousness-entrepreneurship/id1391881620?mt=2&i=1000412589876 Woke & Wired IG - https://www.instagram.com/wokeandwired Crystal Criminals IG - https://www.instagram.com/crystalcriminals Breakfast Criminals IG - https://www.instagram.com/breakfastcriminals  Get a Heart bowl - DISCOUNT CODE: INTUITIVE - https://myheartbowl.com/ Ways to connect with Natalie Visit - www.natalie-miles.com for all her offerings and services Instagram- Follow Natalie - https://www.instagram.com/iamnataliemiles/ Sign up to the newsletter to receive the Weekly Message from Spirit https://thepsychicupgrade.us14.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=28bb40726986eb60943bdb89b&id=bda96b2403 Send Natalie a Spiritual/Intuitive Question to be answered on the podcast podcast@natalie-miles.com (no personal questions will be answered) Take the Free How Do You Receive Your Intuitive Guidance Quiz at https://natalie-miles.com/get-guided-quiz/ All content and written show notes - Copyright Natalie Miles 2019

IF YOU ENJOYED THIS EPISODE PLEASE GIFT US A LIKE AND SHARE IT WITH YOUR VERY BEST BUDDY. YOU DONT WANNA MISS OUT on this episode! This time I talked with Katerina Cozias. She is a media expert, best selling author, talk show host and empowerment speaker. This is definitely for you if you want to understand more about social media, especially with the background of modern society. Besides that we also talk about entrepreneurship and her favourite rituals . Hey, where can i find out more about Katerina Cozias? Check out https://katerina360.com/ SUBSCRIBE ► SPOTIFY open.spotify.com/show/1kNzyA8... ANCHOR https://anchor.fm/70watt ITUNES : itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/7... FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA ► INSTAGRAM www.instagram.com/70watt/

Pat Bunting hosts fellow alumni Pam Hervey and Jarred Romesburg to discuss the ins and outs of being an entrepreneur in the media industry.

"I was launching it, literally just for fun." - Nathan Chan, Founder of Foundr Magazine.Foundr Magazine is a digital internet-based magazine app on the Apple and Google Play store targeted at young entrepreneurs and early upstarts. Featured hundreds of entrepreneurs like Arianna Huffington, Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tim Ferriss, Richard Branson, Daymond John, and Seth Godin.Foundr is on a mission to inspire the world of the possibilities of entrepreneurship, and become the ultimate resource and guide for entrepreneurs. Our focus is on delving deep into the world of the entrepreneur focusing on their failures, challenges, processes and really trying to help our readers learn from successful entrepreneurs before them.Nathan started Foundr in March, 2013 with no knowledge about entrepreneurship, publishing, apps, editorial or design and a very small budget. Fast forward to now, Foundr is a top 10 ranked ‘Business & Investing' magazine in the Appstore sitting alongside publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fortune, Fast Company and HBR. "When I started Foundr, I had no idea that I wanted to build a big startup or service millions of people. It was just like a side hustle project and yeah, it was a big jump going from IT to online marketing. I think more of the big jump though is not knowing anything about publishing a magazine and producing content. That's been a very steep and big learning curve.We worked it out along the way and made it work purely off the fact that I think I have a pretty good eye on what people are interested in. I know what excites me tends to excite other people. From there, I just followed my gut.Before I started Foundr, I knew that podcasts were hot. I also identified that there wasn't really a magazine in the space targeting aspiring novice-stage entrepreneurs, early-stage startup founders and also targeting young people. All the business publications out there go with the assumption that you've already started a business.I thought that it would be a brilliant idea to launch a digital magazine since I knew that print was, and still is to this day, a dying trade. I also had a lot of questions that I wanted to answer myself as an aspiring entrepreneur. I thought it would just be a ton of fun and a great side hustle project. I was really interested in marketing too and that's a big passion piece of mine. So, taking all those things into consideration, we launched Foundr."- https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanhchan/- foundr.comPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

"I was launching it, literally just for fun." - Nathan Chan, Founder of Foundr Magazine.Foundr Magazine is a digital internet-based magazine app on the Apple and Google Play store targeted at young entrepreneurs and early upstarts. Featured hundreds of entrepreneurs like Arianna Huffington, Tony Robbins, Gary Vaynerchuk, Tim Ferriss, Richard Branson, Daymond John, and Seth Godin.Foundr is on a mission to inspire the world of the possibilities of entrepreneurship, and become the ultimate resource and guide for entrepreneurs. Our focus is on delving deep into the world of the entrepreneur focusing on their failures, challenges, processes and really trying to help our readers learn from successful entrepreneurs before them.Nathan started Foundr in March, 2013 with no knowledge about entrepreneurship, publishing, apps, editorial or design and a very small budget. Fast forward to now, Foundr is a top 10 ranked ‘Business & Investing’ magazine in the Appstore sitting alongside publications such as Forbes, Entrepreneur, Fortune, Fast Company and HBR. "When I started Foundr, I had no idea that I wanted to build a big startup or service millions of people. It was just like a side hustle project and yeah, it was a big jump going from IT to online marketing. I think more of the big jump though is not knowing anything about publishing a magazine and producing content. That’s been a very steep and big learning curve.We worked it out along the way and made it work purely off the fact that I think I have a pretty good eye on what people are interested in. I know what excites me tends to excite other people. From there, I just followed my gut.Before I started Foundr, I knew that podcasts were hot. I also identified that there wasn’t really a magazine in the space targeting aspiring novice-stage entrepreneurs, early-stage startup founders and also targeting young people. All the business publications out there go with the assumption that you’ve already started a business.I thought that it would be a brilliant idea to launch a digital magazine since I knew that print was, and still is to this day, a dying trade. I also had a lot of questions that I wanted to answer myself as an aspiring entrepreneur. I thought it would just be a ton of fun and a great side hustle project. I was really interested in marketing too and that’s a big passion piece of mine. So, taking all those things into consideration, we launched Foundr."- https://www.linkedin.com/in/nathanhchan/- foundr.comPlease do NOT hesitate to reach out to me on Instagram, Twitter or via email mark@vudream.comHumans 2.0 Twitter - https://twitter.com/Humans2PodcastTwitter - https://twitter.com/markymetryMedium - https://medium.com/@markymetryFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/mark.metry.9Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/markmetry/LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mark-metry/Mark Metry - https://www.markmetry.com/

CliffCentral.com — Have you ever wondered how you can make money with your hobby? How you can make money through social media? Join in the conversation as Weza Matomane and VaughnTheEverything chat to Tiffany Lekuku about social media entrepreneurship.

Mignon Fogarty is the founder the Quick and Dirty Tips podcast network, the creator of of the Grammar Girl website, and the creator and host of the Grammar Girl podcast. Mignon is the author of the New York Times best-seller Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing and six other books on writing. She appeared as a guest on the Oprah Winfrey Show and the Today Show and has been featured in the New York Times, Business Week, the Washington Post, USA Today, CNN.com, and more. She is an inductee in the Podcasting Hall of Fame and is also the Donald W. Reynolds Chair of Media Entrepreneurship in the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. Mignon is just one of the extraordinary guests featured on The One Way Ticket Show. In the podcast, Host Steven Shalowitz explores with his guests where they'd go if given a one way ticket, no coming back!  Destinations may be in the past, present, future, real, imaginary or a state of mind. Several of Steven's guests have included:  Legendary Talk Show Host, Dick Cavett; CNN's Richard Quest & Bill Weir; Journalist-Humorist-Actor Mo Rocca (CBS Sunday Morning & The Cooking Channel's "My Grandmother's Ravioli"); Bronx Borough President Ruben Diaz, Jr.; as well as leading photographers, artists, writers and more.

This is a super treat today, to have another dear friend, Amy Porterfield on the show. The reason it's so exciting is because I get to talk to Amy about things most people don't since her business is about social media marketing and doesn't really involve sharing much about her personal life. We get into being the primary breadwinner and how she appreciates her husband as a provider in many other ways, we talk about her experience being a step-mom, and we riff on the many intricacies of living in this interesting social media age we're in right now. Enjoy and share if you know anyone these topics apply to (which I have a feeling you do!). About Amy Porterfield: Entrepreneurs around the country depend on Amy Porterfield to show them step-by-step how to increase revenue, drive more online traffic, grow their email list, and strengthen their connection with their target market. Drawing on her years as a content developer and marketer for some the country’s top corporations, along with her own experience in building a business from scratch, Amy provides priceless insights for a stress-free approach to starting and growing your own online business. With an email list of over 150,000 subscribers, a devoted following on social media, and a hit podcast, Amy shows that nice girls (and guys) don’t have to finish last when it comes to making a living – and a life – that you love. In this episode, Amy shares: 1. Navigating friendship in this modern digital age 2. Being both a primary breadwinner and a step-mom and how that impacts family dynamics  

This week's episode features Laura Roeder who is the founder of LKR Social Media and Edgar, a social media automation tool that prevents your updates from going to waste. Laura was named one of the top 100 entrepreneurs under 35 in 2011, 2013, and 2014 and presented the value of entrepreneurship at the White House. Laura makes technology simple to understand and implement for small business owners.   In this episode, Laura and I discuss: How software saves you time so you can do what you love to do. How to utilize social media to bring in new prospects. Why you should specialize your product because less is more to your customers. How she builds and manages a successful remote team from all over the country. The do's and don'ts of social media. Her advice for a budding entrepreneur. And a whole lot more!   Laura was a very special guest! She provided great insights on how to utilize tools for running your business and we get into the details about optimizing your social media presence to allow you to spend more time building relationships.   To find out more about Edgar, click here and make sure to follow Laura on twitter (@lkr) and facebook.   Thank you for listening and subscribing! You can find me on twitter (@karenlitzyNYC).   Stay Healthy Wealthy and Smart!   Xo Karen

Mignon Fogarty (@MignonFogarty) is the founder of Quick and Dirty Tips, the multi-faceted publishing website that produces dozens of topic-specific podcasts based on several characters, the most famous of which is Grammar Girl. Since creating the Grammar Girl Podcast, Mignon has authored 7 books, collected a host of podcasting awards, and recently assumed the Donald W. Reynolds Chair in Media Entrepreneurship at the University of Nevada Reno. Our conversation follows Mignon's origins in online business, how she leveraged her early podcast success and existing personal relationships to create a broader network, and how she still prefers to do certain production elements herself.   Show Notes & Links Mignon Fogarty is a professor — not a doctor — but her students call her by her first name Britons will call Professors as such, whereas the Americans favour Doctor, when that's available. e.g. Professor Alice Roberts (@DrAliceRoberts), a medical doctor and professor at the University of Birmingham "There's a lot of power in networks" —Mignon Fogarty Tweet This Grammar Girl (podcast) began as a hobby project whilst Mignon worked as a technical writer. Her clients kept making the same mistakes. Grammar Girl reach #2 in iTunes within 6 weeks Modern Manners Guy, Mighty Mommy, Money Girl, et al. were Mignon's friends/neighbours whom she recruited for spin-off shows The Wall St. Journal picked Grammar Girl as the Web Pick of the Day - 4 Nov. 2006 "New York Publishers" (a synecdoche, of sorts; a toponym, more specifically) MacMillan Publishing wanted a digital initiative; they partnered Mignon chose podcasting over blogging alone because she "really loved it" SEO-friendly blog posts helped folks discover episodes and the show in general A post on Reddit, in the ELI5 subreddit, regarding colours as last names "Redheads vs. Orangeheads" a post on Grammar Girl regarding origins of the colour orange in English Gretchen McCollugh, PhD Mignon was always "an entrepreneur at heart"; she and a college roommate sold hair accessories Prescott misses Aardvark and Squiggly, characters from her show Grammar Girl now has segments — Intro, Quick and Dirty Tip, The Meaty Middle, Tidbits, Announcements, Ads Mignon uses content from her books and newsletter for podcast content Many English phrases originate from train talk Idioms Fast and Loose derives from an old carnival game Mr. Adolphe Sax, inventor of the Saxophone Tall Poppy Syndrome, an Australian phrase Malapropism "People write in different ways for different media." —Mignon Fogarty Tweet This "What texting is, despite the fact that it involves the brute mechanics of something that we call writing, is fingered speech." —John McWhorter Tweet This "u" has replaced "you" as a pronoun, even in written schoolwork Andrea Lunsford, of The Writing Center at Stanford, concludes there aren't more errors because of teh Internet Affect/Effect or They're/Their/There Google trends allows you to search for phrases like "on accident" The New York Times could find Haikus within the stories Google Ngrams to find first appearances Google News Archive The Teddy Bear, inspired by Theodore Roosevelt "The Internet is [still] mostly a written medium." —Prescott Perez-Fox Tweet This The link between language & design: language → grammar → punctuation → typography → design The Oxford Comma "Visual Language" or "Brand Voice" are types of designer personifications Professor Fogarty Mignon teaches Media Entrepreneurship & Social Journalism  Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing by Mignon Fogarty on Amazon and on Audible   Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips to Clean Up Your Writing by Mignon Fogarty on Audible   101 Misused Words by Mignon Fogarty on Amazon   101 Words to Sound Smart by Mignon Fogarty on Amazon   101 Troublesome Words You'll Master in No Time by Mignon Fogarty on Amazon   Words Every High School Graduate Needs to Know by Mignon Fogarty on Amazon   "Applesaucing", Prescott's term for re-purposing and re-publishing your content How Mignon organises and plans a book. Very cool[av_video src='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnSIMqtsgLY' format='16-9' width='16' height='9'] Mignon has written 7 books in 6 years — in your face, Todd Henry! Fellini Information Diets When recording from her home, Mignon uses a walk-in closet with a snowball mic  Mignon Fogarty on Twitter  Mignon Fogarty on Instagram  Mignon Fogarty on Google+  Grammar Girl on Twitter  Grammar Girl on Facebook  Grammar Girl on SoundCloud Mignon Fogarty tells her story to Leo Laporte on Triangulation, episode 117[av_video src='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LA8ZH_cdl9M' format='16-9' width='16' height='9'] Tools Snowball Mic Pinterest Trello Freedcamp Slack MacBook Air Large Apple Monitor iPod Touch (for social media) Boomerang for Gmail Clammr Audacity Techniques Use the script from your podcast as a blog post Use guest writers for narrow subject matters, especially if they have a PhD in that topic Assign content and schedule shows about 6-7 weeks in advance Edit your script for pronunciation — some things are hard to say out loud Use Pinterest to promote a podcast Set deadlines for yourself Hire help to manage you (especially for writing) Keep two separate phones for your separate social media accounts Habits Delegate, especially social media Uses content from her books and newsletter for podcast content Workout every morning, before lunch rather than first thing Make sure to drink caffeine with lunch TRY AUDIBLE.COM FREE FOR 30-DAYS Visit BusyCreatorBook.com for your free trial Get Grammar Girl's Quick and Dirty Tips for Better Writing by Mignon Fogarty as a free audiobook GET THE EPISODE Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 67 (MP3, 45:48, 22.2 MB) Download The Busy Creator Podcast, episode 67 (OGG, 45:48, 21.7 MB) SUBSCRIBE TO GET NEW EPISODES   Subscribe to The Busy Creator Podcast on iTunes or on Android

In our conversation with Mignon Fogarty, Grammar Girl and Head of Media Entrepreneurship at the University of Nevada, Reno, we talk Silicon Valley, how to live (and learn) entrepreneurship, and the future of journalism. Mignon Fogarty’s Bio The Grammar Girl Podcast The Reynolds School, University of Nevada, Reno Other Resources Global Consortium of Entrepreneurship Centers List of Colleges with Majors in Entrepreneurship or Small Business (Saint Louis University) National Association for Community College Entrepreneurship