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Welcome to the new Weekly Jump, presented as part of our partnership with The Geekly Grind podcast network. Here, we give first look reactions and reviews to various manga and anime series. On this week's episode:Screen Time: Kaze no StigmaPage Flips: Death Note: Special One-ShotWant to learn more about the show or just chat with us? Write to us at bandsgetjumped@gmail.com, tweet us @bandsgetjumped on twitter, or find us on reddit at r/getjumped/     Wanna get your geekly needs met weekly! Well head on over to http://www.thegeeklygrind.com/  Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/BlakeAndSpencerGetJumped)

Is HealthTech Podcasting Worth The Investment? Should your company start a podcast or not? If so, how much will it cost, how much time it will take, and what can you expect from it? According to Podcast Industry Insights, there are 2.1 million podcasts, but only 36.5%—or 773,258—have released an episode in the last 90 days. Only about 423,000 have released more than ten episodes. Those numbers may seem daunting, but consider the number of blogs in existence—more than 800 million. Would you ever advise a company not to have a blog? Peter Birch, Company Director (Asia Pacific) for MetaOptima Technology and the creator of the "Talking HealthTech" podcast and community, joins us to talk about his podcasting journey and how he's advising HealthTech companies to investigate podcasting. Skip to Transcript Show Notes Starting a podcast isn't a matter of deciding you want to and hitting record. There's a lot to consider before you even nail down a topic for episode 01. Here's everything you need to ask yourself: How do you know if you're ready to start a podcast? If you've got something to share and questions to ask, you're ready to start a podcast. If you're looking to make a lot of money or expect an immediate stream of new leads, you're only going to waste your time and money. Who is your audience? At the end of every episode of Studio CMO, we remind you to "understand your buyer's problems, lead with an empathetic understanding, and make your buyer the hero." Our three core tenets assume that you know who your audience is. To carefully define your audience is more defining a persona in the way marketers have been instructed for years. A persona isn't deep enough. Work through our Buyer Matrix process and consider what our producer had to say in this video presentation. (Note: Special offers and weblinks mentioned only pertained to conference attendees.) What's your vision? What's your message? Starting a company podcast depends on a clear understanding of your vision and nailing down your messaging. What do you want to communicate to your listeners week after week? Who are your core listeners? Who are the perfect guests your listeners want to hear from? Who's on your podcast team? Next, you need to consider the team who will produce your podcast. Who will host it? Who will edit and produce, book guests, promote new episodes? Will you rely on your internal team or hire an outside organization? What does the time commitment look like? What are your time and resource commitments? Plan on spending between 10 and 15 hours per episode. Remember there are expenses associated with the people involved, production, distribution, and promotion. There are many resources online about how to do a podcast as cheaply as possible, however, you will save time and frustration by setting aside a budget and spending strategically—microphone(s) and software first. Mark Whitlock, our producer, wrote an informal memo about these issues to address a few questions from others. You can read his thoughts here. Where will you host your podcast? There are many hosting platforms, the web service that distributes your podcast to all of the services including Apple. We highly recommend Libsyn and PodBean. Podcasts Talked About on This Episode Freakonomics 99% Invisible Sway David Runciman’s Talking Politics | History of Ideas Pirate Monk Podcast Further Reading The Real Market Value of the Soul of Your Brand "Talking HealthTech" “Collaboration starts with conversation” — Peter Birch About Our Guest Peter Birch serves as the Company Director (Asia Pacific) for MetaOptima Technology in Sydney, Australia. A career-long veteran of the healthcare industry in Australia, Peter’s voice will be instantly recognized by many of you as the host of "Talking HealthTech," a podcast focused on technology companies, specifically in Australia, but listened to around the world. He hasn’t just built a podcast, but a community of technologists, practitioners, developers, and others in the HealthTech space. Our Theme Our theme is created by some of Nashville's greatest musicians. Bigger Story Music is born out of a longtime friendship, a deep, talented community, and a real love for what we do. Whatever story you’re trying to tell, we have the perfect music to make it better. Really. Check out their production library and explore their custom options at biggerstorymusic.com.

As a Franco-American woman there aren’t many things in this world that I love more than a glass of dark dry oaky red wine. I’ve been drinking wine since I was about 4 years old actually. My French grandfather, my Bon Papa, used to fill up my little glass at the lunch table with a mix of water and wine. And I remember feeling so grown up that he would include me in this ritual, because that’s what wine was, and still is, in my family today. Wine is part of our dining ritual. We spend hours at the dinner table eating cheese, drinking wine, talking, laughing...and these are some of my absolute favorite moments.  But, throughout my hormone healing and health journey, one of the things I couldn’t help but be curious about was the impact alcohol may be having on my hormones, and overall health. So, I did a bit of digging and came up with some pretty interesting findings all of which we’ll be talking about today. In this episode we’ll be exploring how alcohol impacts your hormones, why you should eat before you drink, whether or not red wine is actually healthy, the connection between alcohol and weight gain, and more! Note: Special thanks to registered dietician Kathleen Robins, the founder and CEO of Kathleen Robins Nutrition, for reviewing this episode for accuracy.  The Wise Consumer "Feel Good-Do Good" Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/feelgooddogoodclub/ The Wise Consumer Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thewiseconsumer/ The Wise Consumer Show Notes: https://thewiseconsumer.com/how-alcohol-impacts-your-hormones/ 

James d'Apice is a corporate and commercial litigation lawyer. He's also known for the video series 'Coffee and a Case Note', in which James summarises recent corporate and commercial litigation into short, easy to digest videos, generally filmed in coffee shops.Episode Topics:Time-management: James is active on 7 platforms (e.g. podcast, Youtube, Tik Tok, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter & Facebook). How does he do it all? Find out.The marketing strategy behind Coffee and a Case Note. Does it generate work? Or is it more of a holistic marketing strategy?How James creates and promotes his content (step-by-step).What equipment he uses.Advice to people who want to do something similar.Growing an audience on LinkedIn.And moreFree law firm marketing plan:https://legalsites.com.au/law-firm-marketing-plan-free-download/Links:https://au.linkedin.com/in/jamesdapicehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzo6MrU2QQmwtLNGJ8kaBYAhttps://www.instagram.com/coffeeandacasenote/?hl=enhttps://www.facebook.com/CoffeeandaCaseNote/https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/coffee-and-a-case-note/id1466677013https://twitter.com/coffeeandacase1?lang=en

O especial Blue Note chega à parte 2 misturando jazz à música latina, bossa nova, hip hop e future jazz. Compilações como a Blue Bossa e Blue Brazil reunem clássicos e versões incríveis da música brasileira mas esse episódio não se resume a isso, então aperta o play e aproveita mais 90 minutos de Blue Note Records, aqui no Last Day On Earth na Dublab Brasil. Gene Harris - Beginnings Big John Patton - Latona Bobby Hutcherson - La Malanga Carmen McRae - You’re Everything Quarteto em Cy - Tudo Que Você Podia Ser St. Germain - Rose Rouge (Erik Truffaz Quartet Jazz Version) Us3 - Come On Everybody (Get Down) Donald Byrd - Dance Band Os Três Morais - Freio Aerodinamico Som Três - Jungle Johnny Griffin - All The Things You Are Herbie Hancock - Succotash John Coltrane - Lazy Bird Johnny Griffin - The Way You Look Tonight Chico Hamilton - Abdullah and Abraham Lonnie Smith - Slouchin

Last week (in episode 18), we checked in with students to see how they are doing five weeks into the fall 2020 semester, and we received a lot of feedback. For this episode, as we the fifth week ends, we checked in with a faculty member's perspective on how to keep up the great work or improve your learning experience (and grades) for the remainder of the semester. Our special guest for this episode is Dr. Khadijah Miller, a professor of in the department of History & Interdisciplinary Studies, a senior faculty fellow for the Honors College and a former department chair. Dr. Miller shares her take on the tips and tools for this time of the academic year. NOTE: Special thanks to Dr. Miller for being our guest on the six month anniversary of the podcast!   v tips tease If you have not recieved a grade at all for a class, talk to your professor. This can be a wake up call. If you don't like where your grades are, it is not too late to change them. Spend at least three hours a week of study and engagement outside of class to learn and make good (or better) grades.  tools Your Professor The NSU Library (online) A class group chat or study group Support services like the Student Success Center (for freshmen and sophomores) NOTE: Links to resources outside of NSU are not an endorsement. { credits This episode was hosted by Dr. Mebane and Ms. White and produced by Ms. Tresstin White with an assist from Dr. Mebane. Photo: L to R. Ms. Tresstin White, Dr. Khadijah Miller and  Dr. Mebane. Screenshot taken by Ms White.

Marc and Eddy talk reviews the Death Note One Shot everyone was talking about! How did it fair compared to the original? We have a Patreon now! Want to help the show more directly? Patreon is the way to do it! Patreon link: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=32455799&fan_landing=true Thank everyone and enjoy your Winter and Spring binging. Please stay indoors and wash your hands! Check out our main network podcast Chasing The Frame! Follow our social media and all the Otaku members of this podcast: Follow Marc! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/killswitchon815/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Killswitch815 Twitch: www.twitch.tv/killswitchon815 Follow Eddy! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eddyspegeddy/ Facebook: Follow Scy's Game Stream! Facebook Stream: fb.gg/scyphion Follow Rin's Game Stream! Twitch: www.twitch.tv/SailorRinChan Check out our affiliate link for Artlist.io: http://bit.ly/3bkgFs3 Get your free year and 2 months of licensed music! --- 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/otakuirlpodcast/message

In this episode we bring the positivity and fun found in our quick "High Note" segment to the entire episode for EP. 020! From good news in our personal world to the positvity from the entire world we hope this Podcast episode lifts your spirits during these odd and scary times. Stay tuned for our latest C.H.A.T.S.!

EPISODE 99: Robert Forster and Melvyn Douglas star in the ABC Movie of the Week, THE DEATH SQUAD (1974), a story about cops who take the law into their own hands and the one standout who goes up against them. We take a moment to give thanks and to remember Forster, whom we lost this season. Thanks to all who listen to this show. LISTEN IN.... Note: Special thanks to Vic Sage and the use of his article, available in full here:  https://popcultureretrorama.com/2019/10/12/rest-in-peace-robert-forster-1941-2019/

Hey... it’s been awhile. Here’s a quick update on life...so, yeah. This should explain some things.

Het hele weekend staat Co Live! in het teken van Blue Note! Naar aanleiding van het 80-jarig jubileum hoor je veel klassieke Blue Note opnames en een gesprek met Sophie Huber, maakster van de documentaire Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes. Playlist: Albert Ammons & Maede ‘Lux' Lewis - The Blues, Part One Albert Ammons & Maede ‘Lux' Lewis - Twos and Fews Cannonball Adderley & Miles Davis - Autumn Leaves Thelonious Monk - Round Midnight Robert Glasper - Butterfly Herbie Hancock - Butterfly Blue Note All-Stars ft. Wayne Shorter & Herbie Hancock - Masquelero Blue Note All-Stars - Witch Hunt Wynton Marsalis & Dionne Reeves - Feeling of Jazz Bobby McFerrin - Don't Worry Be Happy Pat Martino - Earthlings US3 - Cantaloupe Erik Truffaz - Bending New Corners Kijk voor meer informatie op https://www.nporadio2.nl/soulenjazz.

Het hele weekend staat Co Live! in het teken van Blue Note! Naar aanleiding van het 80-jarig jubileum hoor je veel klassieke Blue Note opnames en een gesprek met Sophie Huber, maakster van de documentaire Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes. Playlist: Albert Ammons & Maede ‘Lux’ Lewis - The Blues, Part One Albert Ammons & Maede ‘Lux’ Lewis - Twos and Fews Cannonball Adderley & Miles Davis - Autumn Leaves Thelonious Monk - Round Midnight Robert Glasper - Butterfly Herbie Hancock - Butterfly Blue Note All-Stars ft. Wayne Shorter & Herbie Hancock - Masquelero Blue Note All-Stars - Witch Hunt Wynton Marsalis & Dionne Reeves - Feeling of Jazz Bobby McFerrin - Don’t Worry Be Happy Pat Martino - Earthlings US3 - Cantaloupe Erik Truffaz - Bending New Corners Kijk voor meer informatie op https://www.nporadio2.nl/soulenjazz.

Teens are all over social media, and that is not always a good thing. Reporter Sara Collins talked to a variety of young people about what they see on Instagram, Snapchat, Facebook, and other online hangouts. It can be a crude, and sometimes dangerous place, as you will hear in our lead story. Then Anna Daniels interviews former HTVer and current Los Angeles resident Jessica Larson, who left town after college, hoping to break into the entertainment industry. She's hoping to write and produce someday, but she realizes her professional journey is just beginning. Finally, "Dig or Diss" is spirited as Sophia rants about football, Anna targets Valentine's Day, Brenden rants about the dream-killing Patriots, and finally, thankfully, Hayden shares how much he digs a classic movie from the 80s. NOTE: Special thanks to Michelle Turner at Washington High School in Washington, MO, and the staff of "Blue Jay Journal" for their assistance. One of our guests on this show is Ren Luebbering, who runs http://checkmateconsulting.com/  

Nerd is the new sexy is our outlook on everything nerd. A lot of ranting by nerds. In the future we will be reviewing all sorts of toys, video games, movies, comic books and so forth. Season 5! Episode (#!! Oh My God Nerds! We have a rather amazing topic today! Today Wyld is solo and talking about #@$%#@$DF# and DA#$^(@*$. We Hope you enjoy it! Note: Special thanks to Clovis for voicing Igor. Want to get in touch with the nerds? Give them a Podcast idea? Have something that you want them to review? Contact them below. Nerd is the new sexy Facebook page Nerd is the new sexy twitter Nerd is the new sexy Instagram Great news nerds! You can call the NITNSE staff now and leave them idea's and the like for future podcasts, streams, and events! Just dial (559) 997-6803 and leave a voice mail!

Everyone has a hidden agenda, except maybe for the guy suspected of hatching an insurrection. (Note: Special guest narrator this week)

Dave's joined, once again, by Andy to discuss mobile gaming, virtual reality and Rock Band/Guitar Hero. Listeners will be glad to know that Andy's audio's been fixed this episode too! So no more distortion when he gets excited! NOTE: Special glasses are NOT required to listen to this podcast. Follow us on twitter at AnotherDungeon and Facebook at AnotherDungeon. Head to our website for written reviews and articles as well.

In this episode of ScatterShot, Alan and Colin set their sights on Red Hill, All This Mayhem and The Frozen Ground. There’s a slight digression with a round of Character Assassination and we top the show off with a special listener question. Bosh!

On Wednesday April 14th, I was invited to speak to the UConn Students For Liberty at the University of Connecticut. I had prepared a thirty-minute speech, and planned to devote another 30 minutes to Q&A. However, the audience included several socialists, and the entire event wound up running three hours. I gave some of the speech. Even though the outcome was different from what I anticipated, and I didn't counter their objections as well as I would've liked, I thought the whole experience was great. I have split it into two parts. This part includes a bit of political discussion. I also talk in depth about my difficulties in trying to figure out my role as a tutor, and dealing with parents. NOTE: The first minute overlaps the the end of the last part (the Prussian discussion). NOTE: Special thanks to Jon Mohrbacher, Ryan Safner and Howie Reith. Please visit schoolsucksproject.com for full show notes, references and links.

Picture: My estimate of the audience members' average political position, based on the World's Smallest Political Quiz. On Wednesday April 14th, I was invited to speak to the UConn Students For Liberty at the University of Connecticut. I had prepared a thirty-minute speech, and planned to devote another 30 minutes to Q&A. However, the audience included several socialists, and the entire event wound up running three hours. I gave some of the speech. Even though the outcome was different from what I anticipated, and I didn't counter their objections as well as I would've liked, I thought the whole experience was great. I have split it into two parts. This first part will include a lot of repeated information, as I planned to speak to a number of people who were unfamiliar with the show. The second part is more of a discussion. NOTE: The first few minutes are clipped off as I was walking around and having the audience fill out Nolan Charts, so I could have a better sense of the political viewpoints. NOTE: Special thanks to Jon Mohrbacher, Ryan Safner and Howie Reith. Please visit schoolsucksproject.com for full show notes, references and links.