Podcast appearances and mentions of mike cline

“You can't solve a problem with the same consciousness that created it.”What if you could discover the key to emotional healing and create lasting change?There are various methods available today, like therapy, plant medicine, and breathwork, that offer incredible breakthroughs. But sometimes, despite our progress, we can still feel stuck in familiar patterns. Why is that?To shed light on this important topic, we invited Raj Jana, the Founder and CEO of Liber8 and a good friend of ours. Together with Liber8's CTO, Mike Cline, they developed groundbreaking technology that analyzes data and measures the connection between emotions, trauma, triggers, and illnessIn this episode, we delve into the emotional and energetic aspects of disease, helping you understand and manage your emotional triggers. By mapping their roots and being aware of how they impact your health, you can break free from the cycle of emotional turmoil.Join us for Episode 85 of the Gutsy Health Podcast as we navigate your healing journey with confidence and self-compassion!Have a good night sleep through COZY EARTH'S PREMIUM BAMBOO BEDDING & LOUNGEWEAR PRODUCTS. Get A 40% discount on all products using the code "GUTSY".Just go to https://cozyearth.comExceptional Highlights:Core emotions result from a combination of unprocessed emotions and learned limiting beliefs, leading to the creation of emotional wounds.Learning to hold space for emotions is the greatest gift you can give yourself and others, leading to healing and empowerment.It is crucial to address underlying emotional wounds in cancer treatment, as research suggests that 90% of cancer patients harbor a deep sense of not feeling seen.Show Highlights: 02:32 - Quantifying the Link Between Emotions, Trauma, Triggers, and Illness09:12 - Tracking Emotional Triggers and Resolving Past Traumas12:31 - Reflecting on Tristin's Cancer Journey and the Need for Healing the Heart and Soul14:26 - Complex Chemical and Neurological Components That Shape Our Emotions17:34 - Nurturing Emotional Wounds Through Self-Awareness, Love, and Attention20:51 - Limitations of Mainstream Medical Practitioners in Treating Cancer's Emotional Origins22:25 - A More Personalized Holistic Approach to Promote Emotional Wellness 35:19 - Embracing Gentle Parenting Practices to Transform Societal Norms37:19 - Adverse Childhood Experiences and Emotional Neglect Can Contribute to Mental, Emotional, and Physical Symptoms43:39 - Addressing Emotional Triggers Can Reduce Tension and Pain Felt in the Body48:22 - How Emotional Wounds Like Betrayal Can Reflect the Emotional Component of Autoimmune Disease and CancerSponsor linkhttps://cozyearth.comImportant Links: Gutsy Health Podcast IG - https://www.instagram.com/gutsyhealthpodcast/Gutsy Health Academy - https://www.mygutsyhealth.com/Learn more about the Precision Emotional Healing Framework and use discount code “GUTSY10” for 10% off upon checkout - https://liber8.health/?lmref=S1TwGQ

Mike and Dave have a trifecta from Back Unturned Brewing, San Antonio Texas, freshly canned and straight off the plane, compliments of Mike Cline of Destination Bourbon. A short tour of the shows you should be watching. Mike and Dave are recording early and give their picks for Saturday and Sunday's football games rather than the usual recaps. The Mt. Rushmore from loyal listener Mike Kurchak pushes Mike and Dave to one of their best segments ever. Mike's Random Question makes Dave cry, find out why. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-dawson7/support

“We can learn something from everyone. Mirrors exist everywhere. All of nature is contained in the fractal pattern of a single leaf or a single feed” About 4 years into my personal growth journey, it became clear that there was only so much inner work I could do on my own. My solo efforts often gave me a breakthrough, but my deepest inner work always came when engaging in community. Community-based healing is THE most powerful catalyst and an accelerant for personal growth because of the abundance of mirrors. When you're surrounded by others, it's harder to hide your flaws. When you're surrounded by tribe, you begin the journey of seeing yourself the way others see you. When you're healing alongside others, there's more opportunities to find your blindspots and reveal the places where there's more work to be done. In this episode, I'm joined by my partners at the Humans Are Good Foundation, Mike Cline & Emily Rasowsky. Together, we've pooled our resources, skills, and healing experiences to share a framework for going inward that's rooted in science and steeped in community support. In this episode, Emily & Mike share their own paths to liberation, and together, share the impact community based healing has had on our own livesBe sure to listen to the end where we discuss how you can access a framework to help you heal your deepest core wounds in a community setting.“There are certain types of unprocessed emotional data in our nervous system that is not accessible when you're just doing solo work.” Key takeaways:How we realized we needed community support to take our healing journey to the next level. Everyone is a representation of each other. Uncovering the unprocessed emotional data bound in our nervous systems. Community gives us access to different examples and role models of what's possible. The concept of psychological safety and how it helps us heal. Unsafe vs uncomfortable (and learning to distinguish between the two). You are your own greatest research project. How early childhood experiences shape our present-day stressors and challenges. The link between self-forgiveness and liberation. As a collective, we don't have the time for lengthy, expensive healing journeys. On October 5th, I will be teaching a live masterclass about a data-driven, community-based approach to doing inner work that's designed to help you accelerate breakthroughs in your mental & emotional well-being. Visit www.rajjana.com/masterclass to join Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Though Dave is off taking on the African safari, Mike tries to hold the fort down here in the States! Not sure he is doing a good job of it as special guest host Mike Cline of Destination Bourbon fame beats him at his own game! Mount Rushmore, random questions and much more. Enjoy! Teaser, episode 134 JUST MIGHT ALLOW Mike to fulfill his 2022 New Years Resolutions!    --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/david-dawson7/support

Mike and Dave have special guest Mike Cline from his YouTube Channel Destination Bourbon to talk about the best shows to watch especially on Prime/Showtime. Then is Cleveland culpable for dick-pic Mick? Then in the Random Question...is it the system or athlete that propels a college basketball team to the Final Four?? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mike and Dave try to piece together last week at the Destination Bourbon show on YouTube. We had a great time and learned a lot about bourbon from Mike Cline. Segment 2 focused on praising TB 12 and where he rates amongst the GOATS of GOATS. Then segment 3 is focused on what to watch and how Liz REALLY feels about Mike in the Random Question. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Mike and Dave team up with Mike Cline on his Youtube Live stream show Destination Bourbon. We ramped up the Super Bowl hype, Mike made a couple of bets with Cline's subscribers and learned how NOT to taste bourbon. Mike's tasting quote was, "AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!" The other main topic was the new sports book options open in the state right now. Mike Cline had some AMAZING bourbon barrel-aged beer like Wizard Burial Ground by Brewery Vivant. Wow. Thank you, Mike Cline and Destination Bourbon for a fantastic time. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“Awareness is what enables neural rewiring. It’s the behavior change that occurs when our brains change.” Mental health is a growing problem in our modern world - and it’s a problem that continues to grow as we factor in the challenges of a global pandemic the resultant shifts in the way that we live. Right now, we’re seeing that issues such as loneliness are on the rise - as are levels of depression, stress, and anxiety. This episode’s guests - Mike Cline and Aydika James - describe themselves as analyzers of life. They both have a passion to make an impact in the world of mental health and communication. They believe everyone deserves a happy brain, and they’re on a creative mission to make this vision a reality. YourPetBrain.com is the home of a cuddly, huggable brain with a purpose. [I named mine “Squish!”]“Brain” is on a mission to create a million happy brains, with 50% of all profits going toward bringing the best mental health resources and “edu-tainment” to the world. Ultimately, the goal is to make mental health something cool to talk about - because it is!“Meditation or other mindfulness-like practices enable space for us to just be a little kinder to our brains.” Mike and Aydika made Brain to remind people that they deserve a relationship with their brain that empowers and supports them. Conversations about how the brain works and how to support your mental health can support this goal. It’s one of the reasons why we’re talking about all things brain in this episode! Tune in now to hear us explore: How to create space and safety inside a noisy environment.The importance of the feeling of the word ‘home’.How awareness can help us to achieve flow states.How a sense of belonging ties into safetyWhy kindness and humor can defuse challenging situations and spark meaningful conversations.Why ‘stick to the end’ can help you move through stress and challenge powerfully.Why Mike and Aydika created a giant squishy brain toy - and how it can nurture your mental health.The power of personalizing your brain. Tips for sparking a different relationship with your brain.And more! 2020 was such a tumultuous year for so many of us. Our lives were rocked by forces outside of us which forced our brains to go into overdrive. Mike and Aydika are here to show you how you can train your brain so it can support you better in your day-to-day lives. So if you want to learn how to use your brain to create a more fulfilling, fun, loving life, tune in now. “Whatever you and your brain are going through, you are part of Team Human.” How to contact www.yourpetbrain.comhttps://www.facebook.com/yourpetbrainhttps://www.instagram.com/yourpetbrain/https://twitter.com/yourpetbrainWe thrive on your feedback, so if you’ve enjoyed this show, please rate us and leave us a review. And don’t forget to subscribe to ensure you never miss an episode again. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Cline is Vice President of Franchise Development at Alliance Franchise Brands. Alliance Franchise Brands LLC and its subsidiary, KK Printing Canada ULC, are the franchisors of approximately 600 locations in North America operating the company’s brands: Allegra Marketing Print Mail, Image360, Signs Now, Signs By Tomorrow, KKP, Insty-Prints, American Speedy Printing Centers and RSVP. Independently owned and operated franchises provide national, regional and local businesses and organizations with a one-stop resource for technologically advanced solutions for their printing, marketing and graphics communications.   Key Takeaways: [0:18] Today’s episode of Franchise Euphoria is brought to you by IndyFranchiseLaw.com, a leading resource in the franchise space. Head over to IndyFranchiseLaw.com learn more! [0:59] Josh introduces today’s guest, Mike Cline, the VP of Franchise Development for Alliance Franchise Brands. [2:14] Josh welcomes Mike to Franchise Euphoria. [2:38] Mike began his career with Alliance Franchise Brands in 2004 when he took on an opportunity with one of Alliance’s brands, Signs By Tomorrow. [5:28] Mike addresses his thoughts on the status of the printing industry and some of the common misnomers that surround it. [9:12] Mike discusses who the ideal franchisee candidate is for Alliance and what a potential candidate can expect when they sign on. [13:15] Mike shares about the various support systems Alliance has in place for their franchisees. [16:18] Mike talks about what the impact of COVID has been on Alliance’s brands. [19:47] In Mike’s opinion, a good franchisor’s second level of support includes being proactive. [22:44] With 600 North American locations, Alliance Franchise Brands is still looking to expand across the US and Canada. [24:05] If you want to learn more about Alliance Franchise Brands, visit their website listed below. [25:00] Thanks for listening, and please, reach out to Josh anytime through email at josh@franchiseeuphoria.com. If you enjoyed this interview, please leave us a review on Apple Podcasts.   Mentioned in This Episode: josh@franchiseeuphoria.com www.indyfranchiselaw.com https://alliancefranchisebrands.com

Joe Ellen Weigel went missing after leaving for a date with her boyfriend Mike and then after she goes missing he is gone. Where is he today and what happened to Jo Ellen Weigel. Stay tuned to find out. 

Michael Cline has served as our Vice President Franchise Development since January 2020. Prior to that he served as SGOs Vice President of Franchise Development, in Middle River, Maryland, from January 2015 to December 2019, and was previously SGOs Director of Franchise Development from February 2012 to January 2015. Mr. Cline also previously held the […] The post Franchise Bible Coach Radio: Mike Cline with Alliance Franchise Brands appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Michael Cline has served as our Vice President Franchise Development since January 2020. Prior to that he served as SGOs Vice President of Franchise Development, in Middle River, Maryland, from January 2015 to December 2019, and was previously SGOs Director of Franchise Development from February 2012 to January 2015. Mr. Cline also previously held the […] The post Franchise Bible Coach Radio: Mike Cline with Alliance Franchise Brands appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

We are meeting with Mike Cline VP of franchise development for Alliance Franchise Brands.  Alliance Franchise Brands serves the multi-billion dollar market for marketing, print, sign and graphics communications services. Alliance Franchise Brands is considered a leader in franchise training, technology and implementation. In its Marketing & Print Division, the company supports six brands: Allegra, American Speedy Printing and Insty-Prints in the United States and Allegra, KKP, and Speedy Printing in Canada. In its Sign & Graphics Division, the company supports three brands in North America and the United Kingdom: Image360, Signs by Tomorrow and Signs Now. In Part Two, we play a clip from our popular Great Quotes in Franchising podcast. 

During times of big change or crisis, do you pivot?  Or do you pause?  Or do you find yourself scrambling to keep what you’re used to doing and to avoid having to create what you really want?  Having me speak on this today is my friend Mike Cline, who is the CEO of Tech Guys Who Get Marketing.  Since 2006. Mike and his talented team of developers, marketers, and designers have worked with fortune 500 companies and business owners to help them meet their goals become more profitable and make more impactful. Mike also devotes a lot of his time and talents to various impact initiatives like working with nonprofits to lead ocean conservation projects.  Mike believes that opportunity is always around us even in the middle of global pandemics.  Now whether you're pivoting, pausing, pushing through, or packing it up, this conversation is for you! In this episode, you will hear: Giving yourself permission to feel the chaos and finding opportunities in the chaos What opportunities are there right now? Aligning with your eight-year-old self Now is the time to innovate – but how? More about Tech Guys Who Get Marketing and how they can help you innovate   Subscribe and Review Have you subscribed to my podcast? If the answer is no, I’d love for you to subscribe. Diary of a Doer is full of stories of business, some behind the scenes, and freaking amazing guests. If you’re feeling really generous, I’d love for you to give me a review over on Apple Podcasts. Simply select “Ratings and Reviews” and “Write a Review” then a quick line with your favorite part of the episode. It only takes a second and it helps me out a ton! If you really enjoyed this episode, we've created a PDF that has all of the key information for you from the episode. Just go to the episode page at https://trivinia.com​ to download it.   Supporting Resources: Tech Guys Who Get Marketing If you have an executive assistant or you are an executive assistant and you want to be connected with a badass online community that equips, empowers, and encourages, I want to invite you to join Momentum HQ. It’s an online membership community that helps EAs through mentorship, content, and community engagement. 4 Small Actions That Create Big Momentum (Episode 50) Leadership Through The Challenging Times In Business (Episode 44) Motivation for a Distributed Team: Getting The Best From Your Remote Workers (Episode 22) Mastering Client Relationships: 6 Mistakes You Don’t Want To Make (Episode 18)   *** Episode Credits If you like this podcast and are thinking of creating your own, consider talking to my producer, Danny Ozment. He helps thought leaders, influencers, executives, HR professionals, recruiters, lawyers, realtors, bloggers, coaches, and authors create, launch, and produce podcasts that grow their business and impact the world. Find out more at https://emeraldcitypro.com

What’s at stake in the 2020 census? Why does it matter for North Carolinians, and what are the implications for NC counties? From financial resources to legislative representation to economic development, census data will powerfully shape our communities. We revisit our conversation from season one with guests Bob Coats, Census Liaison and State Data Center Coordinator, and Mike Cline, State Demographer, as well as Dominique Walker, former Assistant to the County Manager in Bertie County, and Paige Worsham, Associate General Counsel with the NCACC.   Relevant Links CountyCast S1 Episode 21 NC Office of Budget and Management Staff Directory Bertie County Government Website Paige Worsham Biography Page North Carolina Self-Response Rates North Carolina’s Hard-to-Count Communities Map

Host Kristopher H. Bilbrey takes steps to keep safe from the Coronavirus (or is he just a paranoid-hypochondriac)!? We then discuss where we are with the new administrations being in the 4th week of the new year (at the time of recording) and we discuss a "hold-over" issue currently facing the new administration & citizens in Muncie... what is that issue? The Muncie Sanitary District (MSD) Board of Commissioners! We look at what the City is currently doing versus what Bilbrey thinks the City should do! COME ALONG FOR THE ADVENTURE - THEN SHARE IT WITH EVERYONE YOU KNOW! Time Line: 00:00 - 01:22 : Sub-Intro... 01:23 - 04:06 : Intro-Intro... 04:07 - 09:59 : Coronavirus, Fear, Paranoia... 10:00 - 28:01 : The MSD Issue & What the City is Doing About it... 28:02 - 49:09 : My Thoughts on the MSD Issue vs What the City is Doing... 49:10 - 05:00 : Outro... Stay Tuned... the issues with the Muncie Sanitary District are only getting started! Perception IS Reality w/Kristopher H. Bilbrey 02.01.20 (Produced by: The Vulgar Poets)

With the 2020 census approaching, we filled our studio with a census expert, a couple of data enthusiasts, and a county administrator to talk about why the census matters and how this population information can be used to make our counties even better places to live. Joining us from the State Budget and Management office are Bob Coats, Census Liaison and State Data Center Coordinator, and Mike Cline, State Demographer. Also joining the show is Dominique Walker, Assistant to the County Manager in Bertie County, and Paige Worsham, Associate General Counsel with the NCACC.   Relevant Links NC Office of Budget and Management - Staff Directory Bertie County Government - Website Paige Worsham - Biography Page “Counting Our Counties” -  CQ Spring 2019 Article Make NC Count - Information Page United States Census 2020 - Information Page Bertie County - Complete Count Committee Banana Split at Barbecue Center (Lexington, NC) - YouTube

Sit down with Bill Wettstein in this episode of Terminal Exchange – family man, minister, farm boy, driver trainee, and Nussbaum CFO. Get to Know Bill From college to CPA to CFO, Bill’s had his foot on each rung of the ladder. Have a hearty laugh and a few heart-checks with him as he relives memories and life lessons from 21 years at Nussbaum. “I found that in my life, that’s how God has often worked. That I have to be content where I’m at before doors open.” Family, Farming, and Faith You may think you’re busy with babies, but the word takes on a new definition in a house full of teenagers. Bill raises kids, organic crops, and an “Old Macdonald” type farm. And on top of it all – he’s a minister at his church, giving a couple of sermons each month. “So, you’re asking me how I serve Nussbaum, how I serve my wife, how I serve my kids, and how I serve my church? Yeah – I don’t know. That is probably one of my biggest questions – is how I do any of those well!” Nussbaum CFO and Driver Trainee He wears both hats right now. Bill’s out on the road with trainer Mike Cline this week – we’ll hear about their travels upon their return. Tune in! “I can tell you how much it’ll cost us to do the trip we do, but I don’t know how to do the trip. So, that’s what I want to learn.” Quotes “Well, it’s good to be here. The topic makes me a little nervous.”“You go to college, and you think you know all this, and I got out, and I didn’t know nothing.”“I found that in my life, that’s how God has often worked. That I have to be content where I’m at before doors open.”“We have one that we basically call the pot-stirrer. Because he can stir the pot really well.”“’Dad, my wheels aren’t driving.”‘Oh boy, where are you at? Are you off the road? Pulled over?’‘No, I’m still going. But my wheels aren’t driving.’”“I can tell you how much it’ll cost us to do the trip we do, but I don’t know how to do the trip. So, that’s what I want to learn.”“I’m what you call a lay minister there. There’s six of us, and we take turns, so I probably have a couple of sermons a month on average.”“So, you’re asking me how I serve Nussbaum, how I serve my wife, how I serve my kids, and how I serve my church? Yeah – I don’t know. That is probably one of my biggest questions – is how I do any of those well!”“Sometimes, my conversations aren’t always encouraging, but at least I hope they feel like I’ve told them the truth and that I cared.”“A lot of these things we’re doing may affect you in your career, but I would say even more so in your personal life.” Links Article: CFO with a CDLEureka AC ChurchLuke 10:27

As a technologist and a marketer, Mike has a unique perspective on growing your business in the digital age. In this interview, he shares his hard-won lessons about generating leads in a way that guarantees long-term value, his approach to working...

As a technologist and a marketer, Mike has a unique perspective on growing your business in the digital age. In this interview, he shares his hard-won lessons about generating leads in a way that guarantees long-term value, his approach to working...

As a technologist and a marketer, Mike has a unique perspective on growing your business in the digital age. In this interview, he shares his hard-won lessons about generating leads in a way that guarantees long-term value, his approach to working with clients and how it has evolved, what non-tech-savvy entrepreneurs can do to make smart decisions about technology, and a lot more.   What you will hear: [00:19] Introducing Mike [02:44] How Mike’s childhood started his passion for taking things apart [05:24] One valuable lesson Mike learned getting his first client (while he was still in college) [10:58] How Mike discovered digital marketing [16:18] Do this before you hire someone for a technical role [18:08] Want to build an app or a tech product? Start with the sales letter [21:50] Mike’s unique approach to lead generation and onboarding clients [29:03] A quick but important lesson about generating referrals [30:42] How Mike’s agency stopped being reactive and became proactive [33:34] #1 business lesson Mike has learned [36:21] Key business metrics you’re probably not measuring — but should [38:00] Mike’s biggest challenge as an entrepreneur [40:46] What Mike loves — and hates — about marketing [43:19] Where to find Mike online    Resources:  Tech Guys Who Get Marketing

Mike Cline, Owner and Matt Andrade, Head of Promotions at Vinyl Envy in Victoria, BC share their thoughts about what are the real reasons behind the current revival in vinyl records. The guys explain why vinyl should never have gone away in the first place and how it was DJ’s who kept it alive in the nineties…by spinning vinyl. They describe why “it’s just the better format” – how the best part of the music industry was always vinyl and why they play album sides all the time. “We never play any one song at a time…records should be played, at least half of it through. You have to get a feel for what the artist is actually trying to get across.” They offer a hilarious take on the state of DJ’ing and which five records they’d pick for a desert island. Mike and Matt live for music - listen to it all day, talk about it constantly, host live bands in-house and offer an incredible amount of profound musical knowledge and insight. The fun of listening to these guys is that it’s like you walked straight into a live version of the film ‘High Fidelity’ starring John Cusack and Jack Black – and meeting two interesting characters who work in a record shop and express their well-informed opinions on everything musical! We also feature a track from The Half Moon Shine - a band that’s played live at Vinyl Envy. Their music knowledge is like their cheeky tag line: “Vinyl Envy. We have it. Do you?”

Art+Action is a series of workshops, lectures, discussions and gatherings focused on putting creativity into motion. Special thanks to Ogden City Arts (Lori Buckley), National Endowment for the Arts, Union Creative Agency (Jake McIntire), Weber State University, Good Company Theatre (Alicia Washington), Secret Samurai Productions (Aydika James, Mike Cline) and The Banyan Collective (Brandon Long, Todd Oberndorfer).

Welcome to Groundswell, an engaging conversation with Christian leaders who are committed to transforming lives across North America.  Today’s conversation is with Mike Cline, Pastor of Mountain View Wesleyan Church in Aumsville, Oregon.  He is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University and Bethel Seminary. Mike is passionate about seeing the Church grow as deep as […] The post #030: Mike Cline on Transitioning from Youth Pastor to Senior Pastor appeared first on Missional Discipleship.

Welcome to Groundswell, an engaging conversation with Christian leaders who are committed to transforming lives across North America.  Today’s conversation is with Mike Cline, Pastor of Mountain View Wesleyan Church in Aumsville, Oregon.  He is a graduate of Indiana Wesleyan University and Bethel Seminary. Mike is passionate about seeing the Church grow as deep as […] The post #028: Mike Cline on Discipling Teenagers appeared first on Missional Discipleship.

Mike’s evolution into the tech space all started with a Tandy TSR-80 that he first played with until becoming bored and then tearing it apart- while scratching up his mother’s countertop. From there, it was all downhill; Visual Basic apps, basic tech support, outside service tech, Perl/PHP/MySQL programming, database engineering, remote system administration, discovered online marketing, technical backend for large scale online marketing efforts, process optimization, technical ninja for online marketing processes. Mike just also happens to be a Rocket Scientist. Mike received a degree in Engineering Physics from Embry Riddle in 2004. Even though Mike is a marketing ninja, he also has a passion for going to space! More importantly, he wants to build a summer home on Mars and drink Pan-Galatic Gargleblasters with the coolest cats on Betelgeuse.

Mike Cline is founder of Tech Guys Who Get Marketing. Mike's evolution into the tech space all started with a Tandy TSR-80 that he first played with until becoming bored, and then tearing it apart. From there, it was all downhill. Visual Basic apps, basic tech support, outside service tech, programming, database engineering, etc.   Tech Guys Who Get Marketing helps people and companies get their business off the ground by providing website design and development. It's the complete package from development to marketing. Visit: www.techguyswhogetmarketing.com  

Posted in BlogPodcast Play Audio What crowdfunding is and how you can leverage the crowd to innovate and fund your goals (Mike shares what he’s learned after 4 years of  intense research) This 8 letter word is the key to making crowdfunding work (If you can create “M _ _ E _ T _ _”, it can make your crowdfunding successful) Which [...]

It seems there's something new every time I turn around to do a new 'sode of Succotash. Last time it was our inclusion as part of Stitcher Smart Radio's comedy lineup. This time Jesse Fox's Splitsider.com blog This Week In Comedy Podcasts has tapped me to be one of the contributing writers (which include Bradford Evans, Eli Terry, and Joel Mandelkorn.) So look for me to talk up some of the funniest comedy p'casts we have (and will) feature right here on Succotash. I was also just guesting on Radio Rubber Room, a radio show/podcast out of Richmond, Virginia. So thanks to hosts Derrick Vega, Dan Anderson, and Kris Manzelli to inviting to call in for a chat. (You can check that out by clicking the linked name of their show, above...) This episode I was happy to lure our booth announcer Bill Heywatt into the studio to share one of his favorite "adult beverage" recipes in our very first Boozin' With Bill segment. I can't attest to the tastiness of anything Bill might suggest but the formula is posted here if you want to test your mettle...and your taste buds. If our listeners enjoy what Bill's mixing up, you can be sure he'll be back with more libations. Here's a rundown of the podcasts and links that we're featuring on this episode of Succotash: • CB RadioThis straight-ahead interview show is hosted by Cameron Buchholtz, a standup comedian based in Austin, Texas. The clip we have features him chatting with Michael Ian Black, he of The State and Stella sketch troupes, as well as his being a screenwriter and director in his own right. (MIB also co-hosts one of our show's faves: Mike And Tom Eat Snacks...) • Mike And Tom Eat SnacksHearing Michael Ian Black on the previous p'cast gave me the itch to spinout a clip from MATES this episode. As I mention, I never miss an installment of this funny show with him and Tom Cavanagh. If you're one of their listeners who don't like to know in advance what they're snacking on, Spoiler Alert: This show we clipped was all about Dunkin' Donuts' Munchkins. • Burst O' DurstThis episode brings a double dose o' Durst your way. (Will Durst churns out his reports every week so, with our production schedule, we usually have more than we can handle. But not this week!) I actually clipped two Dursts together for the first blast - which is all about how the Republicans can't decide who to rally around. The second BOD is focused on Bank America's decision to heap a $5/month surcharge on ATM users. • Pod AwfulFirst time on Succotash, Pod Awful comes to us from New York City, where its billed as a "comedy talk show". Hosted by Jesse P-S (Initials? Alias? Random letters? I can't tell...), this clip also features comedian Glen Tickle. Jesse sent us this clip as being representative of his show, and it features a heart-warming story of a father using a unique test to determine if his son is gay. • Sweet Feathery JesusBeen dancing around with the hosts of this podcast to try to get a clip lined up and now we have one! The hosts - Belasco, Booze, Dr. P and Hiccup - cover a variety of topics. They comes from a diverse set of backgrounds, which makes for some...spirited discussions. • Bob's BoneyardAt long last we also have a clip from Bob's Boneyard. The guys who run this podcast - Bob Fresh, Manny Torres, and Manny Fresh - have been promising a clip for a while but when I heard one of their shortened offerings (called Bonespurs), the argument about the difference between vampire zombies vesus zombie vampires was too good to pass up. • Hotshot Whiz KidsHere's our second clip from a New York podcast this episode (this one from Buffalo), although hosts Mike Cline and Mark Davila call it "internet talk radio". There was something provocative to me about a conversation that starts with flu victims becoming zombies and ends up (in less than five minutes) talking about chaperoned sex with minors. That's the essence of podcasting in a nutshell... • The Todd Glass ShowIt's fun when I find podcasts being done by people I've known through my long years in the comedy biz. Todd Glass is a classic standup comedian, well-respected in the industry - and it was just a couple of months ago when I sitting in the green room of the 142 Throckmorton Theatre in Mill Valley when he was discussing trying to pull his own podcast together. Well, here it is, part of the Nerdist network! Episodes run two hours and feature Todd, his crew and at least one comedian guest each show, this time with Gary Gulman on board. In addition to our clips and our feature with Bill, this episode features two commercials from our longtime sponsor Henderson's Pants. One of the styles they're pitching, the High-Waisted Hiphuggers, got its genesis from the mind of one of our listeners, comedian Ed Wallick. Thanks, Ed! That's about it. You can listen to us right here on the webstream, download us from iTunes (a review wouldn't hurt!) or give a listen for us on Stitcher Smart Radio! Enjoy this episode and please remember to pass the Succotash! — Marc Hershon