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Ep. 24 Happy Holidays! Welcome to a candid conversation with the founders of BOSSY and BOSSING Kelly Bush and Kelly Metras live from Denver! The Kellys attend their first Podcast Movement Conference and reveal what they've learned as well as their excitement and hesitation about using Artificial Intelligence. They also discuss the concept of buying back time by implementing management teams for their food and beverage businesses. Kelly Metras talks about trying out meditation and Kelly Bush discusses handling grief after the loss of her father. If you've ever wanted to be a fly on the wall during one of Kelly and Kelly's off-the-cuff conversations, this is the episode for you! To sponsor the podcast email BossyROC@gmail.com Join BOSSY at www.BossyROC.com Listen to the episode with the BOSSY Husbands: Elvis + The Pope GLOSSORY: KPI: Key performance indicators SEO: Search engine optimization CPM: Cost per Milli (thousand) CHAPT GPT PROMPT (for funsies) "Three fires in the den" Title Sponsor: Salena's Mexican Restaurant Episode Sponsors: Marshall Street Bar + Grill, The Union Tavern Music: Do it by Infraction, Mellow Bop by Prigida & You are the best by Cutesy Chamber Ensemble  Produced by JazzCast Pros Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast, recognizes Latinx/Hispanic Heritage Month and International Podcast Day. Hendel Leiva, Manager of Podcasts and Audio Initiatives interviews the co-founders of BIPOC Podcast Creators Tangia Al-awaji Estrada and Maribel Quezada-Smith. In this conversation, Tangia and Maribel share their stories of how they became podcasters, the challenges they experienced as women of color in podcasting, and how a Facebook group was the catalyst for founding and launching the BIPOC Podcast Creators in 2021. Maribel and Tangia talk about the exponential growth of the BIPOC Podcast Creators community, and the wins in representation, access, and partnerships generated across the industry for its members. They discuss the opportunities (speaking and presenting at Podcast Movement, international work in Mexico and Saudi Arabia), and the challenges/ lessons being learned in the greater industry (layoffs due to overcorrection from the big companies, overinvesting in celebrity based podcasts) – and the overall message that forecasts BIPOC podcasting/podcasters are set to be the global majority in the future. To listen to more of Momentum: A Race Forward Podcast check us out on Apple Podcasts and Spotify and remember that you can support our racial justice work by texting “RFPOD" to 44-32. Resources (by order of mention): BIPOC Podcast Creators https://www.bipocpodcastcreators.com/about Maribel Quezada Smith https://www.maribelqs.com/ Tangia Reneehttps://www.tangiarenee.com/ Michelle Talbert (Instagram) https://www.instagram.com/herpowermoves That's What She Did Podcast (Tangia Renee) https://apple.co/3LGIMp3 Differente Podcast (Maribel) https://apple.co/3EVOcsy The Pulso Podcast https://projectpulso.org/podcast/ Podcast Movement Conference https://podcastmovement.com/ Audio Flavor Social (Oct, 23' Phoenix)https://bit.ly/48yOSS4 About Race Forward:Race Forward catalyzes movement building for racial justice. In partnership with communities,organizations, and sectors, we build strategies to advance racial justice in our policies, institutions, and culture. Race Forward imagines a just, multiracial, democratic society, free from oppression and exploitation, in which people of color thrive with power and purpose.Follow Race Forward on social media:Follow us on Facebook:www.facebook.com/raceforwardFollow us on Twitter:www.twitter.com/raceforwardFollow us on Instagram:www.instagram.com/raceforwardBuilding Racial Equity (BRE) Trainingswww.raceforward.org/trainingsSubscribe to our newsletter:www.raceforward.org/subscribeExecutive Producers:Hendel Leiva, Cheryl Cato BlakemoreAssociate Producer/ Editor: Sewa Olivares

Thou Shalt Not Suffer: The Witch Trial Podcast, Anniversary Special. This episode was recorded live and unscripted at the Podcast Movement Conference in Denver, CO. With the anniversary of their first episode fast approaching, cohosts Josh Hutchinson and Sarah Jack take this rare opportunity to discuss their favorite things and reflect upon the past year and the experience of producing a podcast. This is the story of how Thou Shalt Not Suffer became what it is after 12 months. LinksMrs. Krieger, Vermont's Only Witch, The Looking GlassPownal Historical Society Facebook PageSupport Us! Shop Our Book ShopResolution Concerning Certain Witchcraft Convictions in Colonial ConnecticutPurchase a Witch Trial White Rose Memorial ButtonSupport Us! Sign up as a Super Listener!End Witch Hunts Movement Support Us! Buy Witch Trial Merch!Support Us! Buy Podcast Merch!Join us on Discord to share your ideas and feedback.Fact Sheet for Connecticut Witch Trial HistoryWebsiteTwitterFacebookInstagramPinterestLinkedInYouTubeTikTokDiscordBuzzsproutMailchimpDonateSupport the show --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/witchhunt/message

In a world where Amy Fritz thought she knew the ins and outs of the way she thought a faith-based busines should work, she found herself plunged into a bewildering labyrinth of toxicity. The air was heavy with unspoken tensions, and the invisible shackles around her tightened every day, but just when Amy thought she had reached her breaking point, an unexpected twist emerged, shattering her reality and offering a glimmer of hope. What did Amy discover that could potentially change the course of her life and view of work? Stay tuned, for the answers lie in the depths of her courageous journey.My special guest is Amy FritzAmy Fritz features as our guest on today's episode. Navigating the tricky waters of toxic workplace environments with grace, empathy, and a deep personal understanding, Amy is a force to be reckoned with. Drawing from her husband and friends' encounters with such situations, Amy breaks down the complex nuances of spiritual abuse and its consequent fallout. Renowned as the host of the 'Untangled Faith Podcast', Amy uses her platform to provide insightful content that resonates with those struggling in similar scenarios. Her straightforward yet empathetic approach positions her as a trusted source of advice and inspiration in this critical discussion.Don't be afraid to leave a toxic work environment. Your mental health and well-being are worth prioritizing. - Amy FritzIn this episode, you will be able to:Find out how to turn a harmful workplace atmosphere into a supportive and conducive setting for excellent work.Gauge how giving voice to the voiceless can invigorate an organization's transparency and growth.Discern the link between passive participation in wrongdoings and becoming an endorser of the same.Deal with the fear and courage intertwined in confronting a corrosive work atmosphere.Be spurred to initiate a positive transformation within your organization by valuing hidden efforts and ground-level changes.Transforming a Hostile WorkplaceEstablishing a positive and healthy workplace environment begins with acknowledging the existence of toxicity and hostility. Individuals must not shy away from uncomfortable truths and instead face them head-on. By publicly rejecting harmful behaviors and attitudes, employees and leaders alike can set the tone for a more supportive, respectful, and transparent workspace.The resources mentioned in this episode are:Visit Untangled Faith Podcast: Go to the Untangled Faith podcast to hear more about Amy Fritz's experiences with toxic workplace environments and spiritual abuse.Check out Ramsey Solutions: Explore Ramsey Solutions, the organization that Amy mentioned in the podcast, to learn more about those that have been speaking out about the toxic workplace environment there.Read about the Caring Well Conference: Look up the Caring Well conference, hosted by the ERLC, and what Boz Tchvidjan had to say about it, and. how others found it to be image management.Educate yourself on toxic workplace environments: Take the time to research and educate yourself on the signs and effects of toxic workplace environments to better understand and support those who may be experiencing them.Support survivors of toxic workplace environments: If you know someone who has experienced a toxic workplace environment, offer them support and resources to help them navigate their situation and heal.Foster a culture of accountability: Encourage open dialogue and accountability within your own workplace or community to prevent and address toxic behaviors.Seek out trusted resources: Look for books, podcasts, or organizations that specialize in addressing toxic workplace environmentsTransparency is key. Let the light shine on toxic leaders and hold them accountable for their actions. - Amy FritzThe key moments in this episode are:00:00:02 - Introduction,00:01:25 - Importance of Knowing,00:05:22 - Complicated Feelings,00:07:01 - Collusion and Complicity,00:10:41 - Perspectives on Collusion,00:12:57 - Canary in the Coal Mine,00:14:40 - The Importance of Speaking Truth,00:15:49 - The Power of Prophetic Voices,00:16:30 - Recognizing Our Complicity,00:19:22 - Why We Should Want to Know,00:21:33 - Navigating Complicated Situations,00:28:42 - "Importance of Financial Transparency",00:32:46 - "The Role of Whistleblowers",00:36:14 - "Shifting Empathy Towards Survivors and Whistleblowers",00:39:39 - "Personal Experience with Whistleblowing",00:41:22 - "Dealing with Conflicting Information",00:42:41 - Power Dynamics and Giving Power Away,00:43:17 - Influence and Trust,00:44:20 - He Said, She Said and Evidence,00:45:06 - Power and Patriarchy,00:46:54 - Speaking Out and Hope,When we know better, we do better. - Amy FritzTimestamped summary of this episode:00:00:02 - Introduction,Lori Adams-Brown introduces the podcast episode and explains that it is a recorded conversation with Amy Fritz, host of the Untangled Faith Podcast. They discuss toxic workplace environments and the importance of knowing about harmful situations.00:01:25 - Importance of Knowing,Amy Fritz explains why it is important to know about toxic workplace environments. She emphasizes the need to have information to make informed decisions and take appropriate action.00:05:22 - Complicated Feelings,Lori Adams-Brown and Amy Fritz discuss the complicated feelings people may have when they learn that something or someone they like or benefit from has caused harm. They acknowledge that it can be difficult to process and decide how to respond.00:07:01 - Collusion and Complicity,The conversation explores the concept of collusion and complicity when someone partners with or endorses a person or organization that has been abusive or toxic. They discuss the complexities of these situations and the need for further understanding and questioning.00:10:41 - Perspectives on Collusion,Amy Fritz shares her perspective on seeing individuals collaborate or work with toxic leaders. She mentions the importance of considering different factors, such as behind-the-scenes advocacy or the unintended message of endorsement.00:12:57 - Canary in the Coal Mine,Lori Adams-Brown and Amy Fritz discuss the role of being a "canary in the coal mine" and how someone's presence or departure can send a message about the00:14:40 - The Importance of Speaking Truth,The guest shares a story about someone who spoke truth to a conference audience and emphasized the need for introspection before hosting conferences. She highlights the importance of using influence and power wisely and not squandering opportunities to make a meaningful impact.00:15:49 - The Power of Prophetic Voices,The guest discusses the importance of prophetic voices who call out injustices and bring attention to ongoing issues. She praises those who use their influence to speak up, even at the risk of not being invited back. She acknowledges the complexities of certain individuals, like Rachel Dunn Hollander, who can be both helpful and hurtful.00:16:30 - Recognizing Our Complicity,The guest acknowledges that everyone is complicit to some extent and shares her personal struggles to maintain integrity in her faith-based spaces. She encourages listeners to strive for high standards and not be complicit in actions that harm others, even if they are unaware of the specific issues at hand.00:19:22 - Why We Should Want to Know,The guest highlights the importance of seeking truth and being willing to hear uncomfortable information, regardless of religious beliefs or lack thereof. She emphasizes that acknowledging our imperfections and being open to learning and growth is part of our integrity and faith.00:21:33 - Navigating Complicated Situations,The guest recognizes the challenges faced by individuals who may be financially dependent or deeply connected to problematic organizations. She distinguishes between those who may00:28:42 - "Importance of Financial Transparency",The hosts discuss the importance of financial transparency in organizations, particularly in nonprofits and churches. They mention the lack of reporting requirements for some organizations and emphasize the need for transparency to ensure funds are being used for their intended purposes.00:32:46 - "The Role of Whistleblowers",The hosts highlight the importance of whistleblowers in exposing toxic leaders and organizations. They mention that women often serve as whistleblowers and encourage listeners to listen to their stories and believe them, as history has shown that whistleblowers are often telling the truth.00:36:14 - "Shifting Empathy Towards Survivors and Whistleblowers",The hosts discuss the need to shift empathy towards survivors and whistleblowers instead of toxic leaders. They encourage listeners to have brave conversations, listen to survivors' stories without expecting anything in return, and offer statements of belief and support.00:39:39 - "Personal Experience with Whistleblowing",The hosts share their personal experiences with whistleblowing and receiving information about misconduct. They emphasize the importance of integrity and being willing to listen to difficult information, even if it challenges existing relationships or beliefs.00:41:22 - "Dealing with Conflicting Information",The hosts discuss the challenges of processing conflicting information and making decisions based on what is true. They emphasize the importance of seeking guidance from trusted individuals outside of the situation and maintaining integrity in handling sensitive information.00:42:41 - Power Dynamics and Giving Power Away,The guest emphasizes her belief in giving power away and discusses the importance of not enabling someone addicted to power. They also touch on the power dynamics between Dave Ramsey and the guest's organization.00:43:17 - Influence and Trust,The guest talks about how people often give automatic trust and influence to those with power and influence. She also highlights the challenge of being believed when speaking out against a powerful individual.00:44:20 - He Said, She Said and Evidence,The guest explains why the "he said, she said" approach is troubling and emphasizes the importance of looking at tangible evidence such as depositions, audio recordings, and transcripts.00:45:06 - Power and Patriarchy,The guest discusses the dynamics of power and how it can be abused, especially under patriarchy. She believes that good leadership is based on integrity and character, and toxic individuals will eventually face consequences.00:46:54 - Speaking Out and Hope,The guest explains her motivation for speaking out about the harm caused by powerful individuals. She believes that speaking out is a sign of hope and a desire for justice and restoration. Both guests express their hope for a future where they don't have to talk about these issues anymore.

In a world where Amy Fritz thought she knew the ins and outs of the way she thought a faith-based business such as the Lampo Group or Ramsey Solutions should work, she found herself plunged into a bewildering labyrinth of toxicity. The air was heavy with unspoken tensions, and the invisible shackles around her tightened every day, but just when Amy thought she had reached her breaking point, an unexpected twist emerged, shattering her reality and offering a glimmer of hope. What did Amy discover that could potentially change the course of her life and view of work? Stay tuned, for the answers lie in the depths of her courageous journey.My special guest is Amy FritzAmy Fritz features as our guest on today's episode. Navigating the tricky waters of toxic workplace environments with grace, empathy, and a deep personal understanding, Amy is a force to be reckoned with. Drawing from her husband and friends' encounters with such situations, Amy breaks down the complex nuances of spiritual abuse and its consequent fallout. Renowned as the host of the 'Untangled Faith Podcast', Amy uses her platform to provide insightful content that resonates with those struggling in similar scenarios. Her straightforward yet empathetic approach positions her as a trusted source of advice and inspiration in this critical discussion.Don't be afraid to leave a toxic work environment. Your mental health and well-being are worth prioritizing. - Amy FritzIn this episode, you will be able to:Find out how to turn a harmful workplace atmosphere into a supportive and conducive setting for excellent work.Gauge how giving voice to the voiceless can invigorate an organization's transparency and growth.Discern the link between passive participation in wrongdoings and becoming an endorser of the same.Deal with the fear and courage intertwined in confronting a corrosive work atmosphere.Be spurred to initiate a positive transformation within your organization by valuing hidden efforts and ground-level changes.Transforming a Hostile WorkplaceEstablishing a positive and healthy workplace environment begins with acknowledging the existence of toxicity and hostility. Individuals must not shy away from uncomfortable truths and instead face them head-on. By publicly rejecting harmful behaviors and attitudes, employees and leaders alike can set the tone for a more supportive, respectful, and transparent workspace.The resources mentioned in this episode are:Visit Untangled Faith Podcast: Go to the Untangled Faith podcast to hear more about Amy Fritz's experiences with toxic workplace environments and spiritual abuse. Check out Ramsey Solutions: Explore Ramsey Solutions, the organization that Amy mentioned in the podcast, to learn more about those that have been speaking out about the toxic workplace environment there.Read about the Caring Well Conference: Look up the Caring Well conference, hosted by the ERLC, and what Boz Tchvidjan had to say about it, and. how others found it to be image management.Educate yourself on toxic workplace environments: Take the time to research and educate yourself on the signs and effects of toxic workplace environments to better understand and support those who may be experiencing them.Support survivors of toxic workplace environments: If you know someone who has experienced a toxic workplace environment, offer them support and resources to help them navigate their situation and heal.Foster a culture of accountability: Encourage open dialogue and accountability within your own workplace or community to prevent and address toxic behaviors.Seek out trusted resources: Look for books, podcasts, or organizations that specialize in addressing toxic workplace environmentsTransparency is key. Let the light shine on toxic leaders and hold them accountable for their actions. - Amy FritzThe key moments in this episode are:00:00:02 - Introduction,00:01:25 - Importance of Knowing,00:05:22 - Complicated Feelings,00:07:01 - Collusion and Complicity,00:10:41 - Perspectives on Collusion,00:12:57 - Canary in the Coal Mine,00:14:40 - The Importance of Speaking Truth,00:15:49 - The Power of Prophetic Voices,00:16:30 - Recognizing Our Complicity,00:19:22 - Why We Should Want to Know,00:21:33 - Navigating Complicated Situations,00:28:42 - "Importance of Financial Transparency",00:32:46 - "The Role of Whistleblowers",00:36:14 - "Shifting Empathy Towards Survivors and Whistleblowers",00:39:39 - "Personal Experience with Whistleblowing",00:41:22 - "Dealing with Conflicting Information",00:42:41 - Power Dynamics and Giving Power Away,00:43:17 - Influence and Trust,00:44:20 - He Said, She Said and Evidence,00:45:06 - Power and Patriarchy,00:46:54 - Speaking Out and Hope,When we know better, we do better. - Lori Adams-BrownTimestamped summary of this episode:00:00:02 - Introduction,Lori Adams-Brown introduces the podcast episode and explains that it is a recorded conversation with Amy Fritz, host of the Untangled Faith Podcast. They discuss toxic workplace environments and the importance of knowing about harmful situations.00:01:25 - Importance of Knowing,Amy Fritz explains why it is important to know about toxic workplace environments. She emphasizes the need to have information to make informed decisions and take appropriate action.00:05:22 - Complicated Feelings,Lori Adams-Brown and Amy Fritz discuss the complicated feelings people may have when they learn that something or someone they like or benefit from has caused harm. They acknowledge that it can be difficult to process and decide how to respond.00:07:01 - Collusion and Complicity,The conversation explores the concept of collusion and complicity when someone partners with or endorses a person or organization that has been abusive or toxic. They discuss the complexities of these situations and the need for further understanding and questioning.00:10:41 - Perspectives on Collusion,Amy Fritz shares her perspective on seeing individuals collaborate or work with toxic leaders. She mentions the importance of considering different factors, such as behind-the-scenes advocacy or the unintended message of endorsement.00:12:57 - Canary in the Coal Mine,Lori Adams-Brown and Amy Fritz discuss the role of being a "canary in the coal mine" and how someone's presence or departure can send a message about the00:14:40 - The Importance of Speaking Truth,The guest shares a story about someone who spoke truth to a conference audience and emphasized the need for introspection before hosting conferences. She highlights the importance of using influence and power wisely and not squandering opportunities to make a meaningful impact.00:15:49 - The Power of Prophetic Voices,The guest discusses the importance of prophetic voices who call out injustices and bring attention to ongoing issues. She praises those who use their influence to speak up, even at the risk of not being invited back. She acknowledges the complexities of certain individuals, like Rachel Dunn Hollander, who can be both helpful and hurtful.00:16:30 - Recognizing Our Complicity,The guest acknowledges that everyone is complicit to some extent and shares her personal struggles to maintain integrity in her faith-based spaces. She encourages listeners to strive for high standards and not be complicit in actions that harm others, even if they are unaware of the specific issues at hand.00:19:22 - Why We Should Want to Know,The guest highlights the importance of seeking truth and being willing to hear uncomfortable information, regardless of religious beliefs or lack thereof. She emphasizes that acknowledging our imperfections and being open to learning and growth is part of our integrity and faith.00:21:33 - Navigating Complicated Situations,The guest recognizes the challenges faced by individuals who may be financially dependent or deeply connected to problematic organizations. She distinguishes between those who may00:28:42 - "Importance of Financial Transparency",The hosts discuss the importance of financial transparency in organizations, particularly in nonprofits and churches. They mention the lack of reporting requirements for some organizations and emphasize the need for transparency to ensure funds are being used for their intended purposes.00:32:46 - "The Role of Whistleblowers",The hosts highlight the importance of whistleblowers in exposing toxic leaders and organizations. They mention that women often serve as whistleblowers and encourage listeners to listen to their stories and believe them, as history has shown that whistleblowers are often telling the truth.00:36:14 - "Shifting Empathy Towards Survivors and Whistleblowers",The hosts discuss the need to shift empathy towards survivors and whistleblowers instead of toxic leaders. They encourage listeners to have brave conversations, listen to survivors' stories without expecting anything in return, and offer statements of belief and support.00:39:39 - "Personal Experience with Whistleblowing",The hosts share their personal experiences with whistleblowing and receiving information about misconduct. They emphasize the importance of integrity and being willing to listen to difficult information, even if it challenges existing relationships or beliefs.00:41:22 - "Dealing with Conflicting Information",The hosts discuss the challenges of processing conflicting information and making decisions based on what is true. They emphasize the importance of seeking guidance from trusted individuals outside of the situation and maintaining integrity in handling sensitive information.00:42:41 - Power Dynamics and Giving Power Away,The guest emphasizes her belief in giving power away and discusses the importance of not enabling someone addicted to power. They also touch on the power dynamics between Dave Ramsey and the guest's organization.00:43:17 - Influence and Trust,The guest talks about how people often give automatic trust and influence to those with power and influence. She also highlights the challenge of being believed when speaking out against a powerful individual.00:44:20 - He Said, She Said and Evidence,The guest explains why the "he said, she said" approach is troubling and emphasizes the importance of looking at tangible evidence such as depositions, audio recordings, and transcripts.00:45:06 - Power and Patriarchy,The guest discusses the dynamics of power and how it can be abused, especially under patriarchy. She believes that good leadership is based on integrity and character, and toxic individuals will eventually face consequences.00:46:54 - Speaking Out and Hope,The guest explains her motivation for speaking out about the harm caused by powerful individuals. She believes that speaking out is a sign of hope and a desire for justice and restoration. Both guests express their hope for a future where they don't have to talk about these issues anymore.

What was it like to spend three days in the midst of a bustling expo hall with six stages? That's precisely what we tackled at the Podcast Movement Conference in Denver. The experience was full of highs and lows, from the confusing Denver Airport and emergency evacuations, to making heartening connections within the podcasting community.  Through it all, we heard updates and announcements from podcasting's heavy-hitters; YouTube, Spotify, and Apple! YOUTUBEYouTube announced that by the end of the year, they will ingest RSS Feeds, podcasts will be available globally, and users will even be able to add RSS Feeds to YouTube Music (including private ones!)SPOTIFYSpotify will soon be adding recommendations and a podcast bio to their platform. APPLEApple announced the release of Subscription analytics on the Apple Podcasts Connect dashboard! AI vs COPYRIGHTA court in Washington D.C. has ruled that only works with human authors can receive copyrights. 

Discover the journey of Carmen Farmer, a standout University of Maryland Francis King Carey School of Law alumna and Team USA Rugby Olympian, who now champions land and water conservation in Colorado. In this episode of "The Pulse," recorded during the Podcast Movement Conference in Denver, Colorado, our co-hosts dive deep into Carmen's transition from the rugby fields of the Rio Olympics to the vast landscapes of Colorado. As a senior conservation project manager at Colorado Open Lands, Carmen plays a pivotal role in safeguarding the state's unique ecosystems, ensuring a harmonious balance between rapid population growth, nature, and wildlife. Learn about her dedication to preserving Colorado's pristine wilderness for future generations and her remarkable academic journey from Virginia Tech to Maryland Carey Law. Don't miss this inspiring conversation of passion, sports, and environmental stewardship. Visit this episode on YouTube to watch our interview with Carmen Farmer from the Gaylord Rockies.Listen to The UMB Pulse on Apple, Spotify, Amazon Music, and wherever you like to listen. The UMB Pulse is also now on YouTube.Visit our website at umaryland.edu/pulse or email us at umbpulse@umaryland.edu.

Ever wonder what personal finance topics worry everyone else? You're not alone. We all wonder if our view of the world (and personal finance, by extension), are the same that other people hold. That's why today we're live from the floor of the 2023 Podcast Movement Conference with two other great podcasters: Shannah Game from Everyone's Talkin' Money and Paula Pant from Afford Anything. Both Shannah and Paula, along with our own OG share their take on how our audience worries have changed this year. We tackle every personal finance topic from inflation to employment to interest rates...and more. But that's not all of the personal finance fun. We kick it back to Doug, who's holding down the fort in mom's basement for us, with a trivia question that you just might get right... Truly the takeaway from this year's version of what's become an annual episode for us? It's that while personal finance is truly personal, it turns out that the one constant is that the world always is changing, and if something seems like a "sure thing," it's sure to become unsure at some point. In one discussion, the conversation moves to inflation, which three years ago wasn't even on the radar as a hot topic. Today, inflation is driving many of the worries that we have, from interest rates to real estate prices. It's true that the world of personal finance only has a few topics to master, and yet, staying on top of them so that you make better decisions is always more challenging (and yes, sometimes even fun!) than you may think. FULL SHOW NOTES: Add show notes url here. Be sure to please include https://www at the beginning of the show notes url that makes it clickable on YouTube Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Please subscribe if you're enjoying the content and comment what you would like us to discuss on the next episode! Recording live on Instagram: https://instagram.com/jomboy_?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= 00:00 - Welcome & Minesweeper 01:04 - Upcoming All Hands Meeting at Jomboy Media 01:44 - Blitzball Blitz Test at the Warehouse 08:08 - Interview with COO, Courtney Hirsch 08:44 - How Courtney got started at Jomboy Media 12:17 - Courtney's early success at JM 16:29 - Podcast Movement Conference in Denver 19:36 - Inbound vs Outbound Sales 21:03 - New rival to LinkedIn? 21:47 - Comments on Social Media 23:08 - Biggest goal for 2024? 26:54 - Favorite Jomboy Media BTS story? 31:29 - Biggest takeaway from Podcast Conference? 35:35 - Courtney's favorite podcast 36:19 - Sales Team wins Employees of the Week 38:12 - How to cut to the front of any line 38:53 - How much do Jimmy and Courtney talk? 40:24 - JJTV drafts coming back? 41:16 - What happened to The Chris Rose Football Show? 42:34 - What if you were never kicked out of the alley? 43:20 - New warehouse renovations 45:20 - Jomboy overcoming speech impediment 50:16 - What if the Astros cheating scandal never happened? Featuring: Jomboy Edited by: Rob Moretti Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Brittany Wilkins is the author of ""Letters to My Sisters in Engineering" and Founder of Historians Connect. The interview took place during the 2023 Podcast Movement Conference in Denver, Colorado.

I'm actually making some changes to my #Polycast / #Podcast after attending Podcast Movement While I certainly believe that you don't have to necessarily have a niche to be successful, your array of "sub-niches" DOES need to have an organized theme/meta-niche. For example I wanted to start creating my Gaming content arm for PolyInnovator, and I always believed in having everything funnel onto the main YT channel. However the plans I had for gaming content were vast on their own, very generalist in nature, and so by creating a separate channel. I was not going against my philosophy. Rather just giving viewers a better experience to enjoy that type of content. Even if it too is pretty vast like the main channel. I realized that perhaps #thePolymathPolyCast has something similar to do as well. I do (well was doing) a weekly #PolyInContent episode, which is my "Main" series above all else. However due to me moving from Notion, that had stalled a bit. I digress. That series was more about me making a blog post, video, and podcast all in one for each episode. Although when it shows up in the PolyCast feed it looks out of place, despite me explaining it everywhere. I may do random medium length episodes, but they are literally just longer versions of my "Fireside Micro-PolyCast". Meaning I had three things going on, the fireside micro stuff, the medium length polyincontent, and the interviews. While that is okay in my opinion, it seems that it may be wiser to move the PolyinContent into its own stream using a new host (so I can try out someone new too). While just rebranding any short to medium length to ALL be #Firesidemicropolycast episodes, and all long form are interviews anyway.

The crew is coming to you live from the Podcast Movement Conference!! Listen in for a quick update and a special green chili tutorial from 5 time self proclaimed CO green chili champion - Ryan. Do you have a Denver event, cause, opening, or recommendation that you want to share with us? We want to hear from you! Tell us what's good at tom@kitcaster.com. The Goods: Chili Verde Season is here! @ Olde Glory Fireworks - 55th and Federal Music produced by Troy Higgins.

Bryan Barletta is a Partner and Founder of Sounds Profitable. The interview took place at the 2023 Podcast Movement Conference.

Do you have a career or business venture that you're trying to grow? If so, how is your network? The very thought of building a network is intimidating for most people, but it doesn't have to be. For this week's episode, I reached out to my own network for help. Monica Louie is a former personal finance blogger turned Facebook Ads strategist who now runs her own successful agency. Lacey Langford is an Accredited Financial Coach and founder of the Military Money Show, a podcast dedicated to helping the military community with personal finance. They joined me live from the Podcast Movement Conference in Dallas this week to discuss the importance of building a strong network and to share how networking has made a difference in their careers and lives. You can find the show notes for this episode at https://maplemoney.com/208 This episode of The MapleMoney Show is brought to you by Willful. Did you know that 57% of Canadian adults don't have a will? Willful has made it more affordable, convenient, and easy for Canadians to create legal Will and Power of Attorney documents online from the comfort of home. In less than 20 minutes and for a fraction of the price of visiting a lawyer, you can gain peace of mind knowing you've put a plan in place to protect your children, pets, and loved ones in an emergency. Get started for free at https://maplemoney.com/willful and use promo code MAPLEMONEY to save 15%.

Podcast Movement is an annual conference held each year. Podcast Movement brings the top podcasters from each genre into one location...and holds events with fans and their favorite hosts. Podcast Movement usually goes down without controversy...until this year. Podcast Movement tweeted multiple apologies because of the presence of Ben Shapiro. We react to the apology from Podcast Movement...and show clips of Ben Shapiro at the event. We explain how this was a publicity stunt by Podcast Movement to capitalize on the name recognition of Ben Shapiro. We also discuss the easily offended woke movement...while defending Ben Shapiro.

SHOW SUMMARYTechnology has allowed us to connect with people who otherwise we would not be able to interact with because of geographical boundaries. But as the pandemic has taught many of us, it is no substitute for meeting people in person! In this episode of the Content-Led Growth podcast, Chris gives us an update about his experience so far in the Podcast Movement Conference in Dallas, Texas and what to expect in the coming days.  HIGHLIGHTS Meeting people in real life is awesomeContent-Led Growth is not just about creating great contentThe more you invest in relationships, the more you get  QUOTES Chris on meeting virtual friends finally in person: "I've spent all this time developing relationships online, over the internet, through Zoom, through the podcast. And it's really nice to take these conversations and these relationships that have been formed online and then go offline, get to meet the person, get to have lunch with them. Get to have a human-to-human conversation." About Christopher Decker and Collin MitchellChris and Collin are the co-founders of Salescast, a provider of revenue-first podcasts for entrepreneurs and sales leaders. They help business leaders and entrepreneurs find an audience and generate unlimited demand. Learn more about Chris and Collin in the links below: LinkedIn (Chris) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/decker-christopher/LinkedIn (Collin) - https://www.linkedin.com/in/collincmitchell/Also, you can join our community by checking out @salescast.community. If you're a sales professional looking to take your career to greater heights, please visit us at https://salescast.co/and set a call with Collin and Chris.

If you haven't heard my cringe-worthy story of how I spent two years thinking about starting this podcast before I finally pulled the trigger, you can go listen to my One Year Podversary episode to hear all the embarrassing details.  During that two-year period of overthinking and creative procrastination, I even flew from LA to Orlando to attend the Podcast Movement Conference, thinking that would inspire me to get off the fence.  It did not, but it did help me take the first step to connect with today's guest, Heather Vickery. Heather is a leadership and success coach, speaker, workshop facilitator, podcaster, and author.  I found a card promoting Heather's podcast, The Brave Files while at that podcast conference in 2019.  I picked it up and saved it because I liked the message and branding.  Eventually, I met the fabulous Annie P. Ruggles, who was our guest on episode # 86, and she introduced me to Heather.  The world of female podcasters is a fabulous network of generous and supportive people. Heather spoke at She Podcasts Live this year, so we got a chance to meet IRL before recording interviews for our respective podcasts and the timing of this one was just a few weeks after Heather published her best-selling book, F*ck Fearless: Making the Brave Leap.  We talk about the 5 step framework that Heather uses in her coaching programs and outlines in detail in the book, complete with exercises,  examples from clients she's worked with and people she's interviewed on her podcast The Brave Files, and plenty of stories from her own life experiences. In this fun convo, Heather Challenges me to join her in recording and posting a video a day for the month of December (we recorded the interview in November) Calls me out on my belief that as part of nature we are either in a phase of growth or a phase of decay Mic Drop Moment: “Fearless is for sociopaths and 3-year-olds.”Heather's framework (hint, it spells out the word B-R-A-V-E) If you'd like to connect with Heather Vickery after listening to this interview, here are a few options: Get the book:  https://vickeryandco.com/course/fck-fearless-making-the-brave-leap/Join her free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveOnPurpose/The Brave Files: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brave-files/id1370255228Was it Chance?: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/was-it-chance/id1597327877 Are you ready to take things to the next level and work with Diann? If you need the focused attention on your business & life that is only available through 1:1 coaching, click here to schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Diann to see if her 12-week private coaching program is right for you. Free Consultation for 1:1 Coaching Before you bounce, don't forget to leave a review of The Driven Woman Podcast, I'd love to read it on a future episode!    Apple: https://apple.co/2BZDFzcAndroid: https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/the-driven-woman-1194485

If you haven't heard my cringe-worthy story of how I spent two years thinking about starting this podcast before I finally pulled the trigger, you can go listen to my One Year Podversary episode to hear all the embarrassing details. During that two-year period of overthinking and creative procrastination, I even flew from LA to Orlando to attend the Podcast Movement Conference, thinking that would inspire me to get off the fence. It did not, but it did help me take the first step to connect with today's guest, Heather Vickery. Heather is a leadership and success coach, speaker, workshop facilitator, podcaster, and author. I found a card promoting Heather's podcast, The Brave Files while at that podcast conference in 2019. I picked it up and saved it because I liked the message and branding. Eventually, I met the fabulous Annie P. Ruggles, who was our guest on episode # 86, and she introduced me to Heather. The world of female podcasters is a fabulous network of generous and supportive people. Heather spoke at She Podcasts Live this year, so we got a chance to meet IRL before recording interviews for our respective podcasts and the timing of this one was just a few weeks after Heather published her best-selling book, F*ck Fearless: Making the Brave Leap. We talk about the 5 step framework that Heather uses in her coaching programs and outlines in detail in the book, complete with exercises, examples from clients she's worked with and people she's interviewed on her podcast The Brave Files, and plenty of stories from her own life experiences. In this fun convo, Heather Challenges me to join her in recording and posting a video a day for the month of December (we recorded the interview in November) Calls me out on my belief that as part of nature we are either in a phase of growth or a phase of decay Mic Drop Moment: “Fearless is for sociopaths and 3-year-olds.”Heather's framework (hint, it spells out the word B-R-A-V-E) If you'd like to connect with Heather Vickery after listening to this interview, here are a few options: Get the book: https://vickeryandco.com/course/fck-fearless-making-the-brave-leap/Join her free Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/BraveOnPurpose/The Brave Files: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-brave-files/id1370255228Was it Chance?: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/was-it-chance/id1597327877 Are you ready to take things to the next level and work with Diann? If you need the focused attention on your business & life that is only available through 1:1 coaching, click here to schedule a free 30-minute consultation with Diann to see if her 12-week private coaching program is right for you. Free Consultation for 1:1 Coaching Before you bounce, don't forget to leave a review of The Driven Woman Podcast, I'd love to read it on a future episode!

Kelvin and I are sharing our recommendation for the recording software we consider one of the best. We're using this platform and advising our clients to use it as well.   This is one of the things that we are asked about the most. For good reason. Recording good quality audio shouldn't be hard to do, or overly expensive. There are lots of options out there and we've tried many of them. Clients send us files recorded in a variety of ways.   Deciding what to use depends on your podcast style and set up. Here are a few key factors to consider:   Will you need to record multiple people (or more than 1) in multiple locations?  Do you want an easy way to invite guests to the session?   Is video a consideration for collaboration? Do you want to record the video?   How often do you record and how long are your episodes?   Cost for the platform   Ease of use   If you are using Zoom or Squadcast or are considering using Zoom or Squadcast to record your podcast episodes, please take a few minutes to consider if either of those will do everything you need.      In addition to the research, he also talked to various platform representatives at a recent Podcast Movement Conference. That and the results from our early tests have made it easy to make our recommended platform Riverside.fm.  Here are a few reasons why we want you to check out this platform:   Quality Audio. Locally recorded uncompressed WAV audio for every guest.  Video Capabilities. Local recording of up to 4K video resolution if needed.  Up to 8 recorded participants. Schedule and invite up to 8 guests with one click. Guests and producers join with one click.  Mediaboard. You can upload audio and video files by dragging them to your media library. You can play them during the call or recording.  Separate Audio/Video Tracks. Each participant has a separate track for more control in post-production.  Audience Link. Share the recording with anyone and they can watch or call while you are recording with your guest.  There's much more including producer mode and controls, streaming capabilities, and screen sharing.  Price. While they don't offer a free version, they do give you free time to check out the platform and their monthly options are much less than Squadcast, especially if you want to record video.   That's a pretty good list of reasons to use Riverside.fm.  There are two things Riverside,fm can't fix  First is a bad internet signal or internet drops when recording. If you are going to podcast, pay for the internet speed upgrade if you can and ask your guests to log in at a place where they have reliable service.  Wi-Fi at Panera or other public places is just asking for trouble.   Which brings me to the second issue. Control of the ambient sound in your space. Almost all of us are recording in a home office (or closet or some other living space) or at work. It may not be possible to control everything, but do your best to minimize paper shuffling, tapping on the table, typing, squeaky chairs (guilty) and of course take care of things like silencing your phone, watch etc. for best results.    There you have it. Not only our recommendation, but we'll be moving to Riverside.fm for our podcast recordings.   We've created a how-to video to help you get started. It's easy and intuitive and we save you time so use this to make set up on the new platform simple.  One last thing I forgot to mention... Riverside.fm gives you 1 free hour of recording time when you initially sign up, no credit card is required.    You can use our affiliate link: bit.ly/riversidefm   We're going to interview one of the owners of Riverside soon – they just launched 2.0 and there are some cool new features coming. You can count on us to keep you up to date.   If you try out Riverside.fm reach out and let us know what you think. You can email us at podcast@soundadvicestrategies.com or DM us on IG at soundadvicefm   We'd love to hear from you.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, Nick discusses NCC Audio and the future of the NCC Audio Podcast and some key elements that he learned at the 2021 Podcast Movement Conference such as: The #1 way people discover a new podcast Why have my downloads hit a plateau? How do you make your podcast more recommendable? What are some ways to grow your podcast? How do you launch a podcast with and without an audience? What would you like to hear in the future on the NCC Audio Podcast: Improving your podcast and growing your business? Being a dad and building a business? Unique ways to monetize your podcast? Let me know by emailing me at Nick@nccaudio.com. Resources and Fun Things Mentioned: Jon Sorensen | Cailey Music Video: https://youtu.be/3YXi6FxeDhw The Pumpkin Plan by Mike Michalowicz: https://pumpkinplan.com/ Let's Get Rolling Films YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOqqRTxMZqe0wUsKwiCRVyw

Podcasting has been around longer than you might think. Although the pandemic caused a surge in both listenership and creators, there are some shows that have been around for a long time. Entrepreneurs on Fire (EOFire) is a nearly 10-year-old podcast with over 100M+ downloads and 3,240 episodes and counting! This is the final episode of Season 13 – Operational Excellence. It features a live recording at the 2021 Podcast Movement Conference with Kate Erickson, the person in charge of back-office operations at EOFire. Listen as Kate gives us the inside scoop on the workflows and operational excellence strategies that keeps EOFire's content fresh, their community amped, and their stellar team motivated.  There's value for all entrepreneurs with this episode, even if you don't have a podcast. Discover automation tools that will simplify your workflows. Apply concepts Kate shares to build a profitable lead generation or sales funnel. And take advantage of the resources she recommends, including a free copy of EOFire's production workflow!  

Earlier this summer, I was talking with my 16-year-old son Kenny about his podcast editing business. I asked him if he'd like to come with me to Nashville for the annual Podcast Movement Conference. He'd have to buy his own ticket obviously. At first he didn't understand why he would even consider it. This lead into a great discussion on networking and why we build relationships with others in our community, online, and nationally. I'll come back to that conversation soon. But first let me ask you, the Smart Cleaning School listener... Are you building relationships in your local community? Did you answer no? Why aren't you doing it as a strategic part of your work week? Is it because you don't believe it's worth your time because it's just more meetings? Allow me to demonstrate with a few stories...Kelly Jones -  Her entire Delaware cleaning empire emerged through local netwoking and serving her network. Listen to her interview, Become a Bridge-Builder for the full story.Alonzo Adams - Check out Be a Lighthouse, Not a Buoy for the full story. Alonzo attended one conference in Las Vegas that lead to a $100k+ cleaning contract!Vincent Pugliese - He attended a mastermind retreat in Nashville when it wasn't convenient at all. He made one connection there with a photographer that turned into a $30k+ ongoing income stream for 2 years.Nick Pavlides - He runs the Ghostwriter School and is a friend that Vincent introduced me to at a conference. Nick is the one that persuaded me to name this podcast with "school". Nick attends conferences regularly and I've heard multiple testimonies of Nick closing $20k ghostwriting packages at conferences he attends!Ken Carfagno - I attended Debbie Sardone's Speed Cleaning conference in Dallas when we were trying to sell our first cleaning business. I had no time or money to attend this at the time. But I brought my friend Ian who was very interested in my company. He saw the vision of what a cleaning business could do in his life and this conference locked in a $80k business sale for my family. It was worth the $1,500 and 4 days invested!Read the rest of this article at the Smart Cleaning School website

Featured artist: RV! - In this episode of the podcast, we talk about the possibility of older artists making comebacks due to the increasing capabilities of 'deep fake' technology. We also have some 'new rules' from Carl. Our featured artist is a newly formed indie band called RV!, composed of 4 talented musicians from around the country! Make sure to listen through and if you happen to be at the Podcast Movement Conference next week, come find Greg and Nicole and say hi! Make sure you subscribe on the digital platform of your choice, so as to not miss out on an episode – and leave a comment or review to let us hear from you! Links from this episode: The Band RV! The Go-Betweens Lilac Time Raspberries The Ventures Bongo Java Bill Haley McCartney III Beck - "Find My Way" Ted Lasso Podcast Movement

We are thrilled to bring you this episode with 2020 AVMA Convention Keynote Patrice Washington! We were first introduced to Patrice as a featured presenter at the 2019 Podcast Movement Conference, where we were blown away by her message and stage presence. Patrice has had an amazing career full of ups and downs and we only scratch the surface of everything she has going on. Not only does she have her own podcast, ‘Chase Purpose, Not Money’, she is also an author, TV personality and life coach. And this is just in her professional life! She shares with us some great messages and thoughts on creating space for your dreams and goals and pursuing the life you have envisioned for yourself. This conversation made us even more excited for her keynote during the AVMA’s Virtual Convention. You won’t want to miss it!Remember we want to hear from you! Please be sure to subscribe to our feed on Apple Podcasts and leave us a ratings and review. You can also contact us at MVLPodcast@avma.org You can also follow us on Social Media @AVMAVets #MyVetLife #MVLPodcastTo learn more about the 2020 AVMA Virtual Convention, please follow this link: https://www.avma.org/events/avma-conventionIf you would like even more resources and insights from Patrice follow these links to her website and podcast. https://patricewashington.com/https://patricewashington.com/listen/

Welcome to the Ossa Lounge! On Episode 4, Marla, Lori & Meredith pull a random card from PodDecks & dish on the weirdest thing they’ve ever seen in someone’s home. This week’s podcast news headlines: - Podcast Movement Conference has been postponed to October 2020 - Google Gives Podcasters Improved Access to Their Show’s Analytics - Record Number of Podcasts Nominated for Peabody Awards This Week’s Featured Guest: We talk to Caleb Hill, National Sales Director for Resonate Recordings (resonaterecordings.com). Resonate Recordings has produced podcasts for some of the biggest names in the business, from Crime Junkie to Up & Vanished. Their team of audio professionals and branding creatives take the guesswork out of podcast production for hundreds of clients. In this episode, Caleb talks about why good audio quality matters, how to record your podcast remotely on Zoom, and why, in podcasting, “niches are riches”. Hosted by: - Marla Isackson, CEO/Founder, Ossa - Lori Lefcourt, Queen of Brands, Ossa - Meredith Reed, Editor-in-Chief, Ossa ------------------------------------------- The Ossa Lounge is a weekly chat on all things podcasting. Get the latest podcast news, meet industry influencers, and get the podcasting hacks that you can’t find anywhere else. This podcast is brought to you by Ossa -- a women’s podcast network on a mission to increase the visibility, influence and earning power of women and other underrepresented groups in the podcast industry. Hey podcasters! Apply to join Ossa for free access to ad booking opportunities and join a community of women in podcasting. Visit ossacollective.com. Is your company is interested in podcast advertising opportunities? You can search for and book ads with awesome podcasters on Ossa! Visit ossacollective.com. Questions? Email support@ossacollective.com(opens in new tab). Follow Ossa on Social Media: Facebook: @ossacollectivenetwork / https://bit.ly/2NEf9ro Instagram: @ossacollective / https://bit.ly/30HozpE Twitter: @ossacollective / https://bit.ly/34bradN LinkedIn: @ossa-collective / https://bit.ly/2ZGBACN If you’re enjoying Ossa Lounge, please rate, review & subscribe to our show!

In this episode, I am on location in Orlando at the Podcast Movement Conference 2019 and had the pleasure of talking to Adam Bryant also known as “AB3”, host of Bryant Land Country Podcast, about all things outdoors. We discuss how he got into hunting and what it means personally to him.  In addition we talk about some of his hunting adventures and near misses that he’s had! We dive into why people hunt, as well as the purpose of animals that are considered “pests”, and how they still can play a role in the ecosystem.  In addition to the details of hunting and learning some of the lingo with it, we dive into whether or not women of color commonly hunt. The answer may be surprising. What does it take to hunt and why is it so important to understand animals psychology in order to hunt them?  How does it help us understand human psychology? From survival skills, to lessons we can learn from animals and through hunting we cover all the bases in this podcast when it comes to the outdoors and hunting.   Thoughts about today’s episode? Do you use hunting or being outside as a way to promote your own mental health? Let us know! Send us an email at media@itsallmentalpodcast.com   --   Topics Discussed:  Hunting in the outdoors.  How hunting is more diverse than we think.  How animal psychology can teach us about humans.  How do couples meet in the middle and do what they enjoy doing when it’s different. Hunters for the Homeless   --   Connect with AB3: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/OfficialBryantLand Website: https://bryantlandcountry.com Podcast: https://bryantlandcountry.com/the-bryant-land-country-podcast/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BryantLandCountry/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/3bryantland --   Connect with us! Website: http://itsallmentalpodcast.com/ Email: media@itsallmentalpodcast.com Blog: https://www.pamelasmithlpc.com/blog  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsALLMental_Podcast/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/@itsAllMental2 Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXDNfncAtzyeumZsNz5tzQ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/495592024600893/  --   Subscribe to us on: iTunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/its-all-mental/id1477750773 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7muFvGy3pdSuNj3W4ieudH Stitcher: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/pamela-smith/its-all-mental Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXDNfncAtzyeumZsNz5tzQ?reload=9 Google: https://play.google.com/music/listen#/ps/Irte4mt2a4rty5rzve3nshpkjpu Disclaimer   The information presented  is NOT a substitute for, the knowledge, skill, and judgment of qualified psychiatrists, psychologists, physicians and health care professionals. The information has been obtained from various sources believed to be accurate and reliable. However, Pamela Smith, LPC nor itsALLMental Podcast makes no warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of this information. Should you have any health, medical or disability questions or concerns, please consult a physician or other health care professional. Information accessed on and through itsALLMental Podcast is provided "AS IS" and without warranty, express or implied, including, but not limited to, any implied warranty of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose. If you believe you or another individual is suffering a mental health crisis or other medical emergency, contact your doctor immediately, seek medical attention immediately in an emergency room or call 911.  Always seek the advice of your mental health professional or other qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding your condition. Our medium include[s] information and instruction relating to wellness topics, such as relationships, stress, depression, personal growth, etc. collectively, (“Our Content”).  You acknowledge and agree that the following warnings and disclaimers shall apply to all of Our Content. Do not use Our Content in lieu of professional advice given by qualified medical professionals and do not disregard professional medical advice or delay seeking professional advice because of information you have read on our blog, or received from us.   --   Suicide Hotlines: USA: 1-800-273-8255 USA Crisis Text: 741-741Canada: 1-833-456-4566 United Kingdom: 116-123 Australia: 13-11-14 International Suicide Hotlines: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_suicide_crisis_lines

From audiobooks to readings to podcasts, audio has never been a hotter topic in publishing, but how do you use audio to market and sell books?  In search of the answers, Joanna is off to the Podcast Movement Conference in Orlando and Orna is preparing an advance summary of the audio sessions at Digital Book World.  The podcast will also focus on how you monetize audio. Our advanced salon is brought to you by specialist sponsor IngramSpark, professional-grade publishing services at prices self-publishers can afford. Find more author advice, tips and tools at our self-publishing advice center, http://selfpublishingadvice.org. And, if you haven’t already, we invite you to join our organization and become a self-publishing ally. You can do that at http://allianceindependentauthors.org. Now, go write and publish! About the Hosts Joanna Penn is a New York Times and USA Today bestselling thriller author, as well as writing non-fiction for authors. She is also a professional speaker and entrepreneur, voted as one of The Guardian UK Top 100 creative professionals 2013. She spent 13 years as a business IT consultant in large corporations across the globe before becoming a full-time author-entrepreneur in September 2011. For more information about Joanna, visit her website: http://thecreativepenn.com Orna Ross launched the Alliance of Independent Authors at the London Book Fair in 2012. Her work for ALLi has seen her named as one of The Bookseller’s “100 top people in publishing”. She also publishes poetry, fiction and nonfiction, and is greatly excited by the democratising, empowering potential of author-publishing. For more information about Orna, visit her website: http://www.ornaross.com

The average age for a first time entrepreneur is 40 years old. Why? Because by then you've already developed skills and knowledge that can give you a massive competitive advantage over other people that are just starting off. We spent most of this week at the Podcast Movement Conference in Orlando and wanted to share stories from a few of the speakers that we met that leveraged deep experience in one industry to create quickly growing businesses and brands in a different one.The first story is about Hernan Lopez who built a career in TV at Fox over a 15 year period, to start a podcast network called Wondery that used the same approach to international expansions via partnerships to become one of the fastest growing podcast networks in the world. Next we talk about Erica Mandy and how her start as a local news anchor and eventually a reporter at CBS gave her the confidence to start her own daily news show called The NewsWorthy quickly landing a partnership with PRX's RadioLab. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Alex Iantaffi and Root Holden recorded a live episode during the Podcast Movement Conference in Orlando, Florida on August 14th, 2019. They comment on the conference through the lens of gender and discuss Root's upcoming podcast Grave Decor. If you want to get a sense of what podcasters are up to when we all come together for the largest gathering in the US, this episode is for you!Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/genderstories)

Podcasts are the new blogs. And, as an author, the best way to reach your audience to promote your novels and stories is through audio. If you’re not guesting on podcasts, it’s time to start. Audio is king, is the key message we bring away from our Podcast Movement Conference in Orlando, Florida, as we wind up our America trip and get ready to head back to Oz. And audio is only going to get bigger. Think Google podcasts, Google searches, and anything else Google you want to throw in this sentence. And Smart Speakers. One in five Americans already use one. And a fun fact to finish, for the first time in history, nearly 40 percent of podcasters are women. Yay to us. You can support us on Patreon https://www.patreon.com/writerontheroad (here.)   Read Full Transcript [00:00:48] Hello and welcome to the final episode of our very special mini series about our trip through the United States of America. We're finishing off the mini series with an episode about Podcast Movement, the podcasting Conference where we are currently visiting in Orlando Florida. You can support our efforts over at Patreon.com/writerontheroad. [00:00:48][0.0] [00:00:51] Sam: It's been really interesting everyone. We've got lots of statistics that I can write up for you when we get home. But one of the things that has really struck us is how very popular podcasting is and how that's going to increase definitely. [00:01:09][17.9] [00:01:09] Mel: That's been the key message here and we've been talking about how even though we've got a sizeable chunk of listening people listening to podcasts there are still it's still an untapped space. There are only eight hundred thousand active podcasts globally so it's still a space even though it's really popular with listeners. It's not so popular created yet so lots of room to get in on the action. [00:01:28][18.3] [00:01:28] Sam: Writer on the Road is still in the top 10 percent of podcasts which is exciting times in terms of our downloads. But there was a real divide between I think professional broadcasters and individual podcasters which was interesting. And then again another divide between non-fiction podcasters and the very exciting growth area of audio fiction which we'll talk about later in the show. It's one of my key interests, definitely. [00:01:56][27.5] [00:02:10] Mel: I'm going to start with a session we had our own James Cridland from downtown Brisbane. I listened to a talk with James today on Google Podcasts and how that is really going to take off. [00:02:23][12.9] [00:02:27] Mel: We went to a session the other day that shows that even though Apple Podcasts have a slow percentage growth rate they had so many to begin with that their raw growth numbers are still more than anyone else combined. But as we saw with James today Google podcasts is trying to creep into that space. [00:02:41][14.4] [00:02:42] Sam: The exciting thing is that, as James explained it to us, is that Google is a service or Google podcast is a service that gets podcasts on to smart speakers, Google assistant in Australia. Google Smart Speakers have a sixty eight percent mark to market share in America one in five Americans have a smart speaker . [00:03:06][24.0] [00:03:11] Mel: What's really exciting for us is Google Search. Google searches are going to bring our podcasts up so much more easily. Google is actively doing all the work for us. So the examples I gave I was talking to Sam about how this is really good for audio is it. I've Natasha Lister so anyone who is looking for an anything about Natasha Lester our podcast is going to come up right at the top of the pile. [00:03:41][29.7] [00:03:41] Mel: So the thing that I wanted to talk about today everyone is get yourself on to podcasts to make sure your name is out there. I guess in the audio waves because Google is going to be prioritizing that as as podcasts become more popular and audio becomes more popular....

EP76: Harvard’s Rules for Breaking Up or Lyme Disease and Conspiracy Theories8/15/19The “Junto” is a club Benjamin Franklin founded way back when America was Great. The purpose of the Junto was to debate questions of morals, politics, and natural philosophy.  Our show’s not quite that stuffy, but here and there we stumble upon something profound between the geeky jokes.The Junto Show is three friends, one black, one white, and one Asian who get together and discuss the news of the day, leadership, pop culture, and whatever else comes to mind.  We bring our unique perspectives to the table and hash it all out.Real fans donate! https://www.patreon.com/juntoshowLance gives a brief recap of the Podcast Movement Conference. https://2019.podcastmovement.comHot Take News 00:07:40• Lance Read Bitten: The Secret History of Lyme Disease and Biological Weapons. • The USA has been developing and testing biological weapons on US citizens for decades. • How do you know when a conspiracy theory is actually True • Russia had a failed nuclear test of a missile system code named Skyfall, irradiating a portion of their country. • Jeffrey Epstein dies under mysterious circumstances • New Zealand’s gun buyback program they implementCaptain’s Ready Room 00:25:00 • We go over the rules for giving bad news to people. • We talk about our natural ways of delivering bad news vs what a Harvard study recommends.Pop Culture 00:36:00 Johnny starts off the segment hating on Quentin Tarantino Netflix Roundup • Red Sea Diving Resort • Will Chris Evans get an Oscar in his career? • #TheBoys on Amazon Prime is must see viewing • Scary Stories to See in the Dark is well rated, but Johnny didn’t like it •Both Johnny and Beau both say The Ring is the scariest movie they have seen •It Follows - Great scary movie, its basically the scary movie equivalent of an STD • Beau recommends #Anime show PlanetesUseful Links: Bitten: The Hidden History of Lyme Disease https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/bitten-kris-newby/1129913114#/Show some love: https://www.patreon.com/juntoshow

My first ever interview... lost for 4 years! This is an interview with Jared Easley, host of the Starve The Doubts podcast and founder of the Podcast Movement Conference. We talk about child safety and how with only one second of free time, and proper training, a child can become safe from an abductor.

CNCRT60: CNC Router Tips Podcast On Face Book LiveCNC Router Tips Podcast Episode 60For the 60th episode of the CNC RouterTips Podcast we broadcast on Facebook Live. This is the first video episode of the podcast and we hope to add more video episodes in the future. Broadcasting the CNC Router Tips Podcast on Facebook Live should reach a broader audience of CNC enthusiast who might not already be podcast listeners. Bill Griggs discusses what he has been up to in CNC over the summer and what he has planned for the winter. Bill talked about his trips to the Podcast Movement Conference, MasterCam Education Summit and a field trip to Stepcraft US. Then BIll discussed a bit of new equipment he got for creating podcast and video content. For video we look at the new SMOVE Mobile extendable smartphone stabilizer. This camera gimbal shoul make better quality shop videos without jitters. Bill also discusses how he used OBS studio to create his Facebook Live Video. OBS Studio is an open Source broadcasting platform that is rapidly gaining popularity. On the audio side of things, Bill Griggs talked about 3 amazing microphone you can use for all your podcasting and video recording without breaking the back. In fact all 3 of the mics discussed can be bought for around $110 total. For more information and an in depth examination of these mic check out Podcast By Friday Episode 39 with Bill Griggs and Kingsley Grant. http://www.podcastbyfriday.com/39.Lastly in this episode we talk about BIll's new products and his soon to be released ebook. Bill Griggs contact info:Twitter: @BillGriggsWebsite: http://www.cncroutertips.comSHOW NOTES: http://cncroutertips.com/60Facebook LIve https://www.facebook.com/cncroutertips/videos/263559501017533/WEBSITES MENTIONEDDisclosure: Please note that some of the links below are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you decide to make a purchase. Please understand that I have experience with all of these companies, books, tools and I recommend them because they are helpful and useful, not because of the small commissions I make if you decide to buy something. Please do not spend any money on these products unless you feel you need them or that they will help you achieve your goals.The Makers Guide http://themakersguide.com#CNC Router Tips https://www.facebook.com/groups/cncroutertipsMach3 Software http://www.themakersguide.com/home/products/mach3CNC Starter Bit set http://cncroutertips.com/bitsCNC Zone http://www.cnczone.comVCarve Demo Video http://cncroutertips.com/demoVCarve Software http://themakersguide.com/vcarve8Triple Edge Finder http://themakersguide.comMaker Masters http://makermasters.comResources http://cncroutertips.com/resourcesYoutube https://www.youtube.com/user/bgriggstwcny OBS Studio https://obsproject.com/Smove Mobile http://smove.comMastercam https://www.mastercam.com/en-us/Stepcraft https://www.stepcraft.us/qMicrophones http://podcastbyfriday.com/micsLeaving a rating and Review in iTunes makes it easier for people to find this information. Please help us spread this info as widely as possible.Go to this page. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cnc-router-tips-podcast-spreaker/id1031116372?mt=2Click "View in iTunes"Next Click on ratings and reviews in iTunesClick the "Write a Review" buttonLeave an honest rating and write a review.

CNCRT60: CNC Router Tips Podcast On Face Book LiveCNC Router Tips Podcast Episode 60For the 60th episode of the CNC RouterTips Podcast we broadcast on Facebook Live. This is the first video episode of the podcast and we hope to add more video episodes in the future. Broadcasting the CNC Router Tips Podcast on Facebook Live should reach a broader audience of CNC enthusiast who might not already be podcast listeners. Bill Griggs discusses what he has been up to in CNC over the summer and what he has planned for the winter. Bill talked about his trips to the Podcast Movement Conference, MasterCam Education Summit and a field trip to Stepcraft US. Then BIll discussed a bit of new equipment he got for creating podcast and video content. For video we look at the new SMOVE Mobile extendable smartphone stabilizer. This camera gimbal shoul make better quality shop videos without jitters. Bill also discusses how he used OBS studio to create his Facebook Live Video. OBS Studio is an open Source broadcasting platform that is rapidly gaining popularity. On the audio side of things, Bill Griggs talked about 3 amazing microphone you can use for all your podcasting and video recording without breaking the back. In fact all 3 of the mics discussed can be bought for around $110 total. For more information and an in depth examination of these mic check out Podcast By Friday Episode 39 with Bill Griggs and Kingsley Grant. http://www.podcastbyfriday.com/39.Lastly in this episode we talk about BIll's new products and his soon to be released ebook. Bill Griggs contact info:Twitter: @BillGriggsWebsite: http://www.cncroutertips.comSHOW NOTES: http://cncroutertips.com/60Facebook LIve https://www.facebook.com/cncroutertips/videos/263559501017533/WEBSITES MENTIONEDDisclosure: Please note that some of the links below are affiliate links, and at no additional cost to you, I will earn a commission if you decide to make a purchase. Please understand that I have experience with all of these companies, books, tools and I recommend them because they are helpful and useful, not because of the small commissions I make if you decide to buy something. Please do not spend any money on these products unless you feel you need them or that they will help you achieve your goals.The Makers Guide http://themakersguide.com#CNC Router Tips https://www.facebook.com/groups/cncroutertipsMach3 Software http://www.themakersguide.com/home/products/mach3CNC Starter Bit set http://cncroutertips.com/bitsCNC Zone http://www.cnczone.comVCarve Demo Video http://cncroutertips.com/demoVCarve Software http://themakersguide.com/vcarve8Triple Edge Finder http://themakersguide.comMaker Masters http://makermasters.comResources http://cncroutertips.com/resourcesYoutube https://www.youtube.com/user/bgriggstwcny OBS Studio https://obsproject.com/Smove Mobile http://smove.comMastercam https://www.mastercam.com/en-us/Stepcraft https://www.stepcraft.us/qMicrophones http://podcastbyfriday.com/micsLeaving a rating and Review in iTunes makes it easier for people to find this information. Please help us spread this info as widely as possible.Go to this page. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cnc-router-tips-podcast-spreaker/id1031116372?mt=2Click "View in iTunes"Next Click on ratings and reviews in iTunesClick the "Write a Review" buttonLeave an honest rating and write a review.

Capitalism: Can't live with it, can't live without it! Or can we? And what is the connection between capitalism and what we eat, how we work, and who bears the impacts of climate change? For a lot of us, the ecological consequences of our economic system are clear: factory farming, algae blooms, pollinator decline, and the Trump Administration's evisceration of the EPA. What, if any, are the alternatives? In this two-part series, "Nothing Natural About Capitalism," the Starship Hothouse will boldly go where no gardening podcast has gone before, as Leah attempts to articulate some nascent ideas about how the design principles of permaculture, combined with the populist vision of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA), might offer a ray of hope in these dispiriting times. In Part 1, Mike Moody, co-host of the Star Trek Discovery Pod (and the engineer of this show) interviews Leah about how she envisions a path between democratic socialism and environmentalism. Also, Leah tracks down one of her podcasting heroes, Chenjerai Kumanyika, co-host of Gimlet's Uncivil, at the Podcast Movement Conference in Philadelphia. Kumanyika explains that capitalism is not just an economic system; it's a mindset, and he offers insight into why we are having these discussions right now. In Part 2, Leah interviews activist and permaculture designer Ryan Rosshirt about why he joined the DSA, how he turned his backyard into a permaculture farm, how what civic engagement can improve our quality of life. From Co-ops, to city council meetings, to the joy of chickens, we're covering a lot of ground here, so bear with us! 

Live from this year’s Podcast Movement Conference, Tom covers his two favorite things: innovation in compliance and the 2017 World Series winning team, the Houston Astros. As a case study on the uses of data and analytics from a compliance perspective, Tom talks about the Astro’s Big Data approach to team management as well as other important compliance issues of the day. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy 4th of July to everyone! Happy Birthday to our country and to our podcast too! As the podcast turns one year old, I would like to sincerely thank each of you for being loyal listeners. This is our 41st episode and we have just reached over 50,000 downloads! That is incredible! To keep in touch, and never miss out on an episode, don't forget to subscribe to our email newsletter as well! I will send you direct links to our top 3 episodes right away! Our 41st episode is super fun. We have some exciting Life Updates from Carrie and Miss Bonnie MD since it has been a while since we got together. In this episode, you will learn: Baby Jack is now in daycare and he and Bonnie are both battling non-stop colds. How doctors seem to be the only profession where you still have to go to work when you're really sick. Carrie will meet baby Jack in person for the first time in Philadelphia when she goes to the Podcast Movement Conference in July. Bonnie is trying to start meal prepping to save time during the week and Carrie had some great suggestions she tried after she had her daughter. Carrie and Bonnie are now bullet journalers! Hear all about how they got started. Carrie is leaving her full time position to pursue a locum tenens career to free up her life to do her podcast and other side gigs more efficiently. Carrie hired a Virtual Assistant to help her stay on track with everything. Thank you to this week's show sponsor: The White Coat Investor's Brand New Course Fire Your Financial Advisor! Only until July 7th, use promo code INDEPENDENCE for 15% off this fabulous course.   Links to things we discussed in the show: Our top episode so far is about the important topic of disability insurance. Check it out here: Ep 08 Disability Insurance with Stephanie Pearson, MD. Check out more about Carrie's suggestion for meal prepping at Once a Month Meals. She did this after she had her daughter along with Megan Oxley, MD. You can hear Megan's Podcast episode about her Ketamine Clinic Look up all the fun things you can do to create your own Bullet Journal. Learn more about the locums tenens life with Cheri Wiggins, MD here: Ep 32: Living a Locums Life with Cheri Wiggins, MD. Hear how Carrie negotiated her locums contract to increase her salary on Nii Darko, MD's Doc's Outside the Box Podcast Special Thanks to our Long Time Show Supporters: Cheri Wiggins Nisha Mehta, MD Physician on Fire Passive Income MD Nii Darko, MD and his Docs Outside the Box Podcast Miss Bonnie MD  Huge Thanks our Show Sponsors: Stephanie Pearson, MD from Pearson Ravitz Insurance. Lawrence Keller from Physician Financial Services. Peter Kim, MD from Curbside Real Estate. Johanna Fox Turner at Fox Wealth Management. Travis Hornsby at Student Loan Planner.com. Jon Appino from Contract Diagnostics. Thank you for listening to the Hippocratic Hustle! I know that time is your most valuable resource so I really appreciate you spending some of it with me. If you enjoyed today's show, please share it! If you'd like to help me improve and grow the podcast, send your suggestions to: Carrie@HippocraticHustle.com Lastly, don't forget to subscribe to the podcast, so you won't miss an episode, and please take a moment to leave an honest review and rating on iTunes as well. Ratings and reviews are so helpful to our show and we love to hear your feedback!

I'm hosting a mixer for listeners of the podcast and for other podcast hosts at the Philadelphia office of my development partner on July 22. Those attending the Podcast Movement Conference will be in town that week for what aims to be a landmark event. You can register at https://mailchi.mp/victorjm/real-estate-podcast-mixer

In this episode, I provide insight into how I juggled being gone from my office for two weeks. I lay out seven great strategies to keep traveling from significantly disrupting your schedule, workflow, and things at home, as well as causing you an abundance of undue stress. I also introduce seven podcasts I recently tuned in to that could offer you a wealth of incredible and relevant information, discuss the specific goals I set and attained at the Podcast Movement Conference, and divulge my investment that affords me a priceless return every time. I hope you enjoy my episode on ensuring a stress-free return from vacation or a conference and encourage you to implement a few of the tips I laid out. Now let’s jump right in and get to the straight talk! What You’ll Discover In This Episode: 7 Simple Tips To Minimize Stress Upon Returning From Traveling What You Should And Should Not Do The Day Before You Leave How To Establish Clear Expectations With Clients For While You’re Away The Main Thing You Should Refrain From If You Don’t Want To Play Catch-Up For Weeks So Much More! Important Resources & Links From This Episode: Wellthy Boss Grace And Grit The Newsworthy Hilary Hendershott Biz Women Rock Biz Chix Stop The Insanity! 5 Simple Email Decisions To Organize Your Inbox Fun…Sun…Stress? 7 Quick Tips For A Stress-Free Return From Vacation

Welcome back to Tuff Love with Rob Kandell. This episode is all about starting a podcast, because Rob is broadcasting from the Podcast Movement Conference in California. There will be two different focuses for this episode. Firstly, the emotional motivations for podcasting and secondly, the technical nitty-gritty of the process.   Love the show? Subscribe, rate, […]

Welcome back to Tuff Love with Rob Kandell. This episode is all about starting a podcast, because Rob is broadcasting from the Podcast Movement Conference in California. There will be two different focuses for this episode. Firstly, the emotional motivations for podcasting and secondly, the technical nitty-gritty of the process. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share! Here’s How » Join the Tuff Love Community today: robertkandell.com Tuff Love Facebook Tuff Love Instagram Tuff Love YouTube Tuff Love LinkedIn

I’m happy to have Rob Greenlee, the Head of Podcast Content at Spreaker back on the show to talk about all things podcasting. Rob is a seasoned podcaster and veteran in the podcasting space. He hosts the Spreaker Live Show and is the co-host of the New Media Show along with Todd Cochrane where they’ve been talking about what’s happening in podcasting for the past five years. On today’s show, Rob shares with us what he sees happening in the world of podcasting and its future, the rise of podcasting events across the U.S. and abroad, the upcoming panels he’s moderating at this years Podcast Movement, and more superb insight about podcasting that you don’t want to miss. 05:06 - The struggle of keeping up with your favorite podcasts 07:18 - Why people lose interest in the podcasts they listen to 10:41 - His podcast, The New Media Show with Todd Cochrane 14:35 - The topics The New Media Show focuses on 17:27 - The problem with Soundcloud as a podcasting platform 20:20 - Podcast hosting companies and their commitment to podcasters 22:11 - What Spreaker thinks about the future of podcasting 24:51 - The rise of more and more podcast hosting platforms 28:34 - The live podcasting space 34:12 - The “explosion” of podcasting events in the U.S. 36:11 - Radio vs Podcast content 37:47 - Are music radio stations in trouble? 38:44 - Podcast Movement Conference 40:01 - The National Association of Broadcasters Conference courting podcasts 42:43 - The panels he’s moderating at Podcast Movement 2017 47:04 - The possibility of a universal format to export podcast episodes to other platforms 49:13 - The Dynamic Ad Insertion tutorial training he’s helping lead at Podcast Movement 50:16 - Are Dynamic Ad Insertions right for you and your podcast? 53:39 - The growing number of new podcasters at podcasting conferences Full Show Notes: http://podcastjunkies.com/rob-greenlee-interview★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Spreaker Live Show #123 for Aug 16th, 2017Show Duration: 55 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerWe stream LIVE every Weds at 3 Pacific /6pm EST from SpreakerLiveShow.comShow Today:-World’s Largest Podcasting Conference “Podcast Movement” is Next Week -How Full Control of Ad Injection is Revolutionizing Podcast Monetization -Your comments -Podcast Movement Event - http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 22-25On the show today:We discuss Podcast Movement Conference coming up Next Week in Anaheim, CA http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 23-25 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT, 700 CONVENTION WAY, ANAHEIMKeynote TalksPodcast Movement features many amazing speakers, and each year the event is headlined by a number of keynote talks that take place on the main stage in front of the entire event! Whether it is an up and coming independent podcaster teaching you what they've learned, or a high profile podcasting star telling you what it takes to get to the next level, these keynote talks are entertaining and inspiring!Individual Breakout SessionMost sessions at Podcast Movement are considered individual breakout sessions. Each session is a part of a specific track and skill level, with a focus on a specific subject that fits within that track category. For example, in 2015 Lea Thau of Strangers had an amazing session on storytelling, which would be considered a breakout session on the Content Creation Track.Networking RoundtablesYou asked for it, you got it! You wanted more small group opportunities to have open conversations with fellow attendees, and we've got just the thing. These roundtable discussions will be lead by industry experts and leaders, but it is up to you and the others at your tables to guide the conversation, and get the most out of the session!Panel DiscussionsOne of the best things about Podcast Movement is the element of collaboration, and learning from others. For this reason, we have a dedicated panel room, which during every breakout time slot hosts 3-5 experts discussing a given topic. Usually there is a moderator that will guide that discussion, and also facilitate Q&A from audience members.Solutions StagesIn 2017 we're excited to announce the debut of two solution stages, which will find their home in the amazing new Expo Hall. Sessions on these stages are considered very hands-on and interactive. These will be the sessions where you'll want to bring your questions and curiosity to, and our experts will have the answers!Extended Mastermind SessionsYou told us you wanted more time to talk over your podcast, your problems, and your overall journey in podcasting, and we've got just the thing! These double sessions will be lead by podcasting experts, and will guide you and your fellow attendees in finding what it will take to get your podcast to the next level.We discuss Spreaker Announces Upgrade to Monetization Program: “How Full Control of Ad Injection is Revolutionizing Podcast Monetization”What’s new? Ad injection is when you earn money from audio and visual ads getting automatically placed throughout an episode at different intervals. These ads are provided by our trusted partners. Our new Revenue Sharing program allows ads to be automatically inserted into both downloaded episodes and stitched onto on-demand streaming.Every time an ad gets an impression, meaning that it was listened to by your audience, you’ll earn a specific amount of money. In Spreaker’s case, you’ll get 65% per Cost per impression or CPM (1,000 impressions), depending on a variety of factors, like who is providing the ad.It’s automatic. But here is the really smart bit:You remain totally in control of the exact conditions of the ad insertion, which you can edit at any time.Our new system allows to choose:The position of the ad (pre-rolls and/or post-rolls)How many ads to include and how often.The maximum duration of the ad to be injected Listener Comments:Chris TopThe logo looks great. I feel like diversity happens on its own. Whenever it's forced by a company, corporation, whatever it feels fake. People should simply broadcast what they love and are passionate about. If it's good people of any background, color, or religion will listen.TPB Podcast Network #XSQUADWe need a better landing page for visitorsHalonaWhat I don't understand is the notion that some podcasters, or any media maker for that matter, believes that just because you create something that people will magically find you. If you are going to engage in any of these platforms that have a super low barrier to entry, it is also your responsibility to learn how to build your own audience. As a matter of fact, building your audience should be part of your content creation process. Who are you creating content for? Why would they listen? You can just about find any audience on the internet if you do your homework. And finding an audience doesn't mean that you have millions of viewers after creating 3 half-assed episodes. Building a loyal audience is often slow and painful in the very beginning -- and that's ok. So there is no problem with discoverability on the part of minorities or non-minorities (I hate using the word minority...). It's about knowing how to build your audience. Educate your people on how to find you. I listen to podcasts on apps on my phone, YouTube, blog posts, etc. So while people may not be looking for podcasts in particular, they do consume media on other platforms. If you show up where your audience hangs out and you won't have a problem.Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comEmail: rob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

Spreaker Live Show #123 for Aug 16th, 2017Show Duration: 55 minutesHost: Rob Greenlee, Head of Content, Spreaker @robgreenlee - rob(at)spreaker(dotcom)Co-Host: Alex Exum, Host of “The Exum Experience Podcast” on SpreakerWe stream LIVE every Weds at 3 Pacific /6pm EST from SpreakerLiveShow.comShow Today:-World’s Largest Podcasting Conference “Podcast Movement” is Next Week -How Full Control of Ad Injection is Revolutionizing Podcast Monetization -Your comments -Podcast Movement Event - http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 22-25On the show today:We discuss Podcast Movement Conference coming up Next Week in Anaheim, CA http://PodcastMovement.com in August, will be in Anaheim, CA Aug 23-25 ANAHEIM MARRIOTT, 700 CONVENTION WAY, ANAHEIMKeynote TalksPodcast Movement features many amazing speakers, and each year the event is headlined by a number of keynote talks that take place on the main stage in front of the entire event! Whether it is an up and coming independent podcaster teaching you what they've learned, or a high profile podcasting star telling you what it takes to get to the next level, these keynote talks are entertaining and inspiring!Individual Breakout SessionMost sessions at Podcast Movement are considered individual breakout sessions. Each session is a part of a specific track and skill level, with a focus on a specific subject that fits within that track category. For example, in 2015 Lea Thau of Strangers had an amazing session on storytelling, which would be considered a breakout session on the Content Creation Track.Networking RoundtablesYou asked for it, you got it! You wanted more small group opportunities to have open conversations with fellow attendees, and we've got just the thing. These roundtable discussions will be lead by industry experts and leaders, but it is up to you and the others at your tables to guide the conversation, and get the most out of the session!Panel DiscussionsOne of the best things about Podcast Movement is the element of collaboration, and learning from others. For this reason, we have a dedicated panel room, which during every breakout time slot hosts 3-5 experts discussing a given topic. Usually there is a moderator that will guide that discussion, and also facilitate Q&A from audience members.Solutions StagesIn 2017 we're excited to announce the debut of two solution stages, which will find their home in the amazing new Expo Hall. Sessions on these stages are considered very hands-on and interactive. These will be the sessions where you'll want to bring your questions and curiosity to, and our experts will have the answers!Extended Mastermind SessionsYou told us you wanted more time to talk over your podcast, your problems, and your overall journey in podcasting, and we've got just the thing! These double sessions will be lead by podcasting experts, and will guide you and your fellow attendees in finding what it will take to get your podcast to the next level.We discuss Spreaker Announces Upgrade to Monetization Program: “How Full Control of Ad Injection is Revolutionizing Podcast Monetization”What’s new? Ad injection is when you earn money from audio and visual ads getting automatically placed throughout an episode at different intervals. These ads are provided by our trusted partners. Our new Revenue Sharing program allows ads to be automatically inserted into both downloaded episodes and stitched onto on-demand streaming.Every time an ad gets an impression, meaning that it was listened to by your audience, you’ll earn a specific amount of money. In Spreaker’s case, you’ll get 65% per Cost per impression or CPM (1,000 impressions), depending on a variety of factors, like who is providing the ad.It’s automatic. But here is the really smart bit:You remain totally in control of the exact conditions of the ad insertion, which you can edit at any time.Our new system allows to choose:The position of the ad (pre-rolls and/or post-rolls)How many ads to include and how often.The maximum duration of the ad to be injected Listener Comments:Chris TopThe logo looks great. I feel like diversity happens on its own. Whenever it's forced by a company, corporation, whatever it feels fake. People should simply broadcast what they love and are passionate about. If it's good people of any background, color, or religion will listen.TPB Podcast Network #XSQUADWe need a better landing page for visitorsHalonaWhat I don't understand is the notion that some podcasters, or any media maker for that matter, believes that just because you create something that people will magically find you. If you are going to engage in any of these platforms that have a super low barrier to entry, it is also your responsibility to learn how to build your own audience. As a matter of fact, building your audience should be part of your content creation process. Who are you creating content for? Why would they listen? You can just about find any audience on the internet if you do your homework. And finding an audience doesn't mean that you have millions of viewers after creating 3 half-assed episodes. Building a loyal audience is often slow and painful in the very beginning -- and that's ok. So there is no problem with discoverability on the part of minorities or non-minorities (I hate using the word minority...). It's about knowing how to build your audience. Educate your people on how to find you. I listen to podcasts on apps on my phone, YouTube, blog posts, etc. So while people may not be looking for podcasts in particular, they do consume media on other platforms. If you show up where your audience hangs out and you won't have a problem.Spreaker Links:http://Adore.fmhttp://blog.spreaker.comhttp://SpreakerLiveShow.comhttps://Spreaker.comEmail: rob at spreaker.comSend Questions and Comments to:Twitter: http://twitter.com/spreaker using #SpreakerLiveTwitter: http://twitter.com/robgreenleeTwitter: http://twitter.com/alexeum Tech Support: support at spreaker.com

CNC Router Tips Podcast Episode 35What I Learned In Chicago.Podcast Movement 2016I took a trip to Chicago for the 2016 Podcast Movement Conference. While I was there I learned about taking bold action to move your project along. I also looked in on the Pumping Station One Makerspace. Also in this episode we announce the winners in the VCarve Desktop giveaway to celebrate reaching 3000 members in the #CNC Router Tips Facebook Group. You can see the winners at http://cncroutertips.com/contest.Bill Griggs contact info: Twitter: @BillGriggsWebsite: http://cncroutertips.comSHOW NOTES: http://cncroutertips.com/35Websites MentionedGiveaway http://cncroutertips.com/contest CNC ROUTER BIT STARTER SET http://cncroutertips.com/bitsBill Griggs Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/bgriggstwcny/channelsResources Page http://cncroutertips.com/resources Demo Software http://cncroutertips.com/demoVCarve Pro http://themakersguide.com/vcarve8Prumping Station One Makerspace https://pumpingstationone.org/Podcast Movement http://podcastmovement.com/How to leave a review on iTunesGo to this page.https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cnc-router-tips-podcast-spreaker/id1031116372?mt=2Click View in iTunes.Click on ratings and reviews in iTunes Click the Write a Review buttonLeave an honest rating.Then write a review Just a few words.

CNC Router Tips Podcast Episode 35What I Learned In Chicago.Podcast Movement 2016I took a trip to Chicago for the 2016 Podcast Movement Conference. While I was there I learned about taking bold action to move your project along. I also looked in on the Pumping Station One Makerspace. Also in this episode we announce the winners in the VCarve Desktop giveaway to celebrate reaching 3000 members in the #CNC Router Tips Facebook Group. You can see the winners at http://cncroutertips.com/contest.Bill Griggs contact info: Twitter: @BillGriggsWebsite: http://cncroutertips.comSHOW NOTES: http://cncroutertips.com/35Websites MentionedGiveaway http://cncroutertips.com/contest CNC ROUTER BIT STARTER SET http://cncroutertips.com/bitsBill Griggs Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/user/bgriggstwcny/channelsResources Page http://cncroutertips.com/resources Demo Software http://cncroutertips.com/demoVCarve Pro http://themakersguide.com/vcarve8Prumping Station One Makerspace https://pumpingstationone.org/Podcast Movement http://podcastmovement.com/How to leave a review on iTunesGo to this page.https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/cnc-router-tips-podcast-spreaker/id1031116372?mt=2Click View in iTunes.Click on ratings and reviews in iTunes Click the Write a Review buttonLeave an honest rating.Then write a review Just a few words.

https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Wisdom-Trek2800.jpg () Wisdom-Trek / Creating a Legacy Welcome to Day 374 of our Wisdom-Trek, and thank you for joining me. This is Guthrie Chamberlain, Your Guide to Wisdom The Cycles and Seasons of Life (3) – Choose Friends Wisely Thank you for joining us for our 3 days per week, 12 minutes of wisdom podcast. This is Day 374 of our trek, and today is Philosophy Friday. Every Friday on our trek we ponder life, consider our purpose within life, and how we can make the greatest impact on the world around us. https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/Philosophy-Friday-60x45.jpg () We are broadcasting from our studio at The Big House in Marietta, Ohio. Paula should be heading back to Marietta on Friday and will be dropping Mom Jarvis off at her sister's as we are making our final preparations for the reunion and will be traveling the week after that. Our daughter Elizabeth and Nat are celebrating their 11th wedding anniversary, so we have the blessing of watching four of our grandkids on Friday night and Saturday. We also continue to prepare for the Chamberlain reunion, which starts in two weeks. The following week Paula and I will be driving to Chicago for the Podcast Movement Conference. At the conference, I have the privilege of speaking at one of the sessions about creating and living your legacy. We are also honored that Wisdom-Trek has been nominated for the Academy of Podcasters Award in the Religion and Spirituality category. In addition to that, our client work has been steady but not overwhelming this week, so it has allowed us a bit more time to focus on some of our longer term projects. It is now time to head out on the third trail of our trek for Philosophy Friday as we consider and ponder The Cycles and Seasons of Life. The Cycles and Seasons of Life (3) This is the third Philosophy Friday trek within this series as we consider how others impact our lives and legacy either positively or negatively and how we must consciously choose who we invest a significant amount of time with. Today we will continue along that same trail. https://wisdom-trek.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/06/meadow-quotes-3.jpg () Life is a delicate maneuver of selection, rejection, review, and change. Each person entering your world brings either a contribution or destruction. Trying to accommodate everyone is to invite certain disaster. Those with poisonous attitudes, strange opinions, and caustic conversations love to look for someone accommodating or nice who will listen to them. They love to dump their verbal garbage into the mental factory of anyone willing to listen. A major challenge in life is that you must learn the art of standing guard at the doorway of your mind. Carefully examine the credentials and authority of those seeking to enter within that place where your attitudes are formed. Each person entering your world brings either a contribution or destruction and you have the same impact on their lives.Tweet This The words, opinions, and comments of others are constantly shaping your mind and life. You must be careful who you invest time with because subtly, the conversations of fear, gloom, despair, complaining, condemning, and criticizing are forming your temporary moods and your permanent personality and character. Remember that “A sour face does not come as an accident. It is the result of sour thoughts.”Tweet This Children are often told by well-intentioned but misguided parents that they are bad, naughty, selfish, or shy. Teachers by their actions or their expressions sometimes report to the parents that their child is slow, uncooperative, or poor as a student. Throughout your early years, you may have been subjected to impulsive remarks of those who were unaware that it was those very words that were forming your character. As we become adults, we then seem to choose to associate with those most like you. The weak attract the weak; the...

Kari captures post-race interviews and stories with four inspirational runners after the Big Day 5K sponsored by Empowered Yoga. Kari and Serena Marie, RD, chat about Kari's experience as a race announcer at a triathlon in Maryland, as well as protein powder recommendations. Support is so important—and we don't mean sports bras!—when it comes to following your running dreams. From the logistics of getting ready for an early morning race or needing that pick me up at the halfway point in your race by seeing a homemade sign just for you, having your partner's support at home and on race day is paramount. On the show today, Kari chats with four runners after a recent 5K race. Here are some links to TRLS episodes mentioned or suggested: “Running on Transcendental Meditation With Dr. Norman Rosenthal” (Episode 133) “From Heart Surgery to Running Marathons: Brent Robertson's Story” (Episode 117) Featured Guests: Chelsea, Megan, Jenna, and Sherry Kari chats with four runners after the third annual Race on the Big Day 5K and 1.5-Mile Walk sponsored by Empowered Yoga in Wilmington, DE, on February 7, 2016. One popular theme seemed to be partners' support and being thankful and grateful for such support. You never know if you will be that spark for someone else, too! Chelsea This was Chelsea's first race post-baby to set a baseline. Her baby is two months old. She waited about seven weeks post-baby to start running again, and ran up until she was about 30 weeks pregnant. She had an injury that wouldn't heal, so her doctor told her to stop running at 30 weeks. Chelsea has been running since she was in junior high. She was on the high school cross country ski team, and she ran recreationally year round. She finds running to be mentally clearing and a great way to see different parts of cities. Mentally, she felt so much better when she got back into running after having her daughter. Her first run was about ten minutes long and included walk breaks. Finding the time and motivation is hard knowing that your pace will be slower and that you have to reset your expectations at first. Chelsea takes her daughter out on slower runs or brings her husband Dave with her to switch on and off while running. She says, “Whatever you can do is better than nothing.” Dave, Chelsea's husband, is the “rock star” husband. They've been married for eight years, and he know that's running is important to Chelsea and her sanity. Dave says it's a constant battle of conflicting schedules and time, but it makes it easier to co-exist. It's all about communication. Being a father to a newborn has changed coordinating runs for Dave. It's a planning exercise every time. Now you can't run on a whim or in the spur of the moment. Dave surprised her at the race to cheer her on! She thought he was going out for a car wash. Megan Pinnand She described the race at first as a long, uphill battle, and the race director, Matt Cutrona, did warn runners at the beginning to take it easy on the uphill swing! Megan started out too fast but slowed it down on the downhill portion. She's recovering from an injury, and it's her first race back. She tries to race once a month. Megan works full-time and has two kids. Her husband, David, and kids both run too. She ran a 5K in October with her five-year-old daughter. (It's a different challenge to run with children.) On weekends, she tries to run in the morning before her kids wake up. During the week, she gets up at 5:30 a.m. to run or she can run at lunchtime. In order to go to bed early, she has to turn off Netflix at night and go to bed on time. She focuses on her goals in order to do that. At work, running is a conversational topic, and it's a good reflection on herself when she reaches her goals and is happier after a run. She recommends trying to keep the same sleep habits, snag moments in the morning to herself, and stretch/sip coffee to battle the blues on non-run days. David takes the kids whenever he needs to and tells Megan to go for a run. If you have to spell it out to your partner, in black and white, then do it! Think about how you feel after you run as motivation to get you out the door. Jenna Tedesco Jenna mixed running with walking during the 5K. She contracted a very bad staph infection on her face that was near fatal. A year and a half later she had to have a hysterectomy and she was dropped her off the hospital table. She wound up with another staph infection and a perforated bowel. She was in and out of the hospital for months and continuously in the hospital for about six weeks. To keep on going, Jenna told herself that she could not die because she had a daughter that's now four years old. In the midst of all of that, she had an awareness that whatever it is she was going through, there are lessons embedded in the experience that will serve to polish herself as a human being. She practices and teaches meditation, is a health psychologist, and has developed a meditation program for the VA Medical Center, along with doing work nationally on policy. Jenna decided to come to the race because she is the chair of the Health Promotion and Disease Prevention committee (HPDP or “hippy dippy”), and as part of planning for events that would involve the staff and veterans, they identified 5Ks in the local area and promote them as opportunities for people to do some physical activity. Sherry Knapp Sherry lost 94 pounds with Weight Watchers and is a runner. She ended up having diabetes, high blood pressure, and low self-esteem. After a few months of eating right but not exercising, she decided to go to the gym. She lost more weight, and it felt so good to go to the gym. She would walk the treadmill and eventually started running. Tracy Rodriguez, a Weight Watchers leader, asked Sherry to join her at a 5K Delaware Mud Run, and she fell in love with racing. She runs with her husband Steve, and if he crosses the finish line, he gets a beer. During the summer, she started eating bean burgers instead of hamburgers. She doesn't eat a lot of red meat and now eats a lot of vegetables (like spinach or avocados). A way to support the show is to leave a TRLS review on iTunes! This is how you do it: Launch Apple's Podcast app. Tap the Search tab. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. Tap the album art for the podcast. Tap the Reviews tab. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. Write your review! Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, or via e-mail! Get the very latest information from The Running Lifestyle Show, and don't miss the inside scoop. Head over to join for free at www.therunninglifestyle.com/join. Kari gives a huge shout out and thank you to two recent iTunes review from Landon Donavan #10 and AD Sherman. Their reviews are below. Serena Marie, RD Kari and Serena Marie, RD, chat about the importance of eating protein, Desiree Linden, and the New York City Marathon. Kari gives an update on her knee swelling and back injury and her opportunity to interview Olympic runner Desiree Linden. Her favorite yoga poses are the warrior poses. Desi was with her coach, Kevin Hanson, of the Hansons-Brooks Original Distance Project. Kari talks about being mentored by Ken Berger, a race announcer, who announces for the Marine Corps Marathon. He mentored her at the General Smallwood Sprint in Indian Head, MD. Kari mentions ADHD reWired with Eric Tivers. Serena talks about the importance of eating protein, especially for the elderly population. Serena recommends taking 3,000 mg of HMB to help prevent muscle mass breakdown. For vegetarians, Serena says to look at the ingredient list for a clean list (pea protein powder, hemp protein powder)—no trans fats, hydrogenated oils, no added sugars, and so on.Look at the macronutrient ratio; you don't want a lot of calories from carbohydrates. You don't need to spend money on an expensive carb-laden protein powder. Serena likes Vega, Sunwarrior, and Garden of Life protein powders. To shop for other products and also support the podcast, visit http://www.therunninglifestyle.com/support/. Kari recommends The Little Beet Serena recommends adding grapes to a kale smoothie (a portion size of 16 grapes for 15 grams of carbs). Gratitude Jar (Woot! Woot!) Kari is grateful because she was able to experience her trip to NY with her husband Robert and the Big Kahuna (her son Will). Robert took Will to the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum while Kari interviewed people in Central Park. Serena is grateful that her grandma is OK after a health scare and can get more things that she needs to be healthy, happy, and safe. Next week, Kari interviews a mother-daughter trio who ran the relay option of the Delaware Marathon Running Festival in May 2016. They talk about the mother-daughter relationship, how running is a gift, and how we can share running with our families. Upcoming Events Kari will be in Northern Virginia around the July 4 weekend, so check out the Events page for more details! She'll also be attending the Podcast Movement Conference in Chicago July 6–8 and in the ‘burbs of Milwaukee and Madison, WI on July 11–13. E-mail Kari at Kari@TheRunningLifestyle.com to connect. Extra Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8f0waTxOxQg Contact: Serena Marie, RD: Website: www.SerenaMarieRD.com Facebook: /SerenaMarieRD Twitter: @SerenaMarieRD Instagram: SerenaMarieRD Kari Gormley: Facebook: The Running Lifestyle Show Twitter: @KariGormley Instagram: @KariGormley

I met Aaron Walker at the Podcast Movement Conference in Fort Worth last month. After listening a bit to his story, I immediately invited him onto the show to share some of his experience with us. Aaron is a serial entrepreneur. He's developed pawn stores, built homes, and run coaching groups. Interestingly, he's a long-time member of a study group with Dave Ramsey, Ken Abraham, Dan Miller as well as some other notable Nashville businessmen. This leads to some interesting insight into some of those gentlemen! Enjoy the show! Joshua Aaron's special landing page for RPF listeners: http://viewfromthetop.com/radical Support Radical Personal Finance on Patreon! http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/patron

The conclusion to the 2015 BROCATION.  The guys made the 10 hour journey back from Podcast Movement in Fort Worth Texas.  The guys wanted the LOBarmy to feel like they were along for the ride so they recorded the trip.   The previous episode left off with The Language of Bromance duo just getting to the edge of Fort Worth.  Just like any trip the last 10 minutes is where everything goes wrong.  Can Richard and Shawn survive getting lost in Texas?   After a successful Podcast Movement Conference the guys begin their [...]

I recently returned from the Podcast Movement Conference in Fort Worth, Texas. While I was there I had the opportunity to interview Danny Peña the day before he was inducted into the Podcasters Hall of Fame. For the last ten years, Danny has built Gamertag Radio into a major voice of influence in the video game industry. And, he's built a business out of a passion. Listen to the interview to hear: How to build a business from a passion How video games can tremendously  The impact of video games on his own life Why Joshua is wrong about video games! :) Enjoy, Joshua Links: Gamertag Radio http://www.gamertagradio.com/ Support Radical Personal Finance on Patreon! http://radicalpersonalfinance.com/patron

Nic talks with Gavin from the Real Estate Loop about social skill hacks that you can use when attending any conference or networking event. They discuss Podcast Movement Conference in particular and give 3 major tips you will want to start utilzing at your next conference.

Jared Easley | Social Media | Networking | Podcasting Good To Great   SHOW NOTES: http://ryanrhoten.com/jaredeasley   Today we welcome to the show Jared Easley from starvethedoubts.com A self-proclaimed “everyday guy” Jared also happens to be an podcaster, speaker, author, and a master networker. His podcast Starve the Doubts, has been featured on Entrepreneur.com and the Huffington Post as the #1 emerging entrepreneurial podcast. Jared is a co-founder of the Podcast Movement conference - A conference by podcasters for podcasters.  This event was held for the first time last year and was such as overwhelming success that the second annual Podcast Movement conference will be held later this year (2015) in Ft Worth Texas. As an author Jared's book: Podcasting good to great; How to build your audience through collaboration is an Amazon #1 best seller. But don't let the title fool you.  At it's core, Podcasting good to great provides you with a proven roadmap that will help you become a great connector and influencer. PODCASTING GOOD TO GREAT Launched on the opening day of the Podcast Movement conference, Jared's book, Podcasting Good to Great quickly rose to number one status on Amazon.  Having practiced what he preaches in the book, Jared had already built an amazing audience through collaboration. This same audience propelled his book to the number one spot in three categories. Jared is the original Noticer and is big on being the noticer vs chasing influencers. Chasing influencers, Jared explains, is what many of us try to do in the hopes of propelling our brands, which rarely works out. Jared challenges that rather than spending your time chasing influencers, being the noticer is much better way and much more rewarding use of your time. Being the noticer starts with the realization that no one really cares about what you're doing or working on, unless you take the time to care about others first.  By noticing others first, we generate rapport which will eventually lead to reciprocity. Being the noticer is very much like planting the garden and then watching it grow.  It takes time but will yield you benefits down the road. Frankly, if you're looking for instant gratification, this formula will not work for you.  The formula of being the noticer takes time and does not scale but it is a great long-term strategy. We even discuss how to apply the “being the noticer” formula to the job search and the importance of being in the 3%. Hint: As a podcast listener you might just be in the 3% already. PODCAST MOVEMENT CONFERENCE Jared is a co-founder of the Podcast Movement Conference.  We discuss how the conference came about and the steps necessary to make the conference happen. Some of the featured speakers at this year's conference include: Aisha Tyler - Girl on Guy Podcast Sarah Koenig - Serial Roman Mars - 99% Invisible Pat Flynn - Smart Passive Income John Lee Dumas - Entrepreneur on Fire Lou Mongello - WDW Radio Don't let the name of the conference fool you into not attending.  Whether you have a podcast or not this conference is top notch and I highly recommend it.

Mark Blevis is a digital public affairs strategist with Full Duplex in Ottawa, Canada. He specializes in research, writing and speaking about public affairs, politics & advocacy. Mark co-authored the best-selling book, TOUCH: Five Factors to Growing and Leading a Human Organization with Tod Maffin. Mark is also known as a podcasting pioneer who co-hosted Canadian Podcast Buffet and ran the Podcasters Across Borders (PAB) Conference with Bob Goyetche. Talking about passion, podcasting and reinvention NBN 39 Show Notes Join the NBN Club today and meet 100 smart minds who want to help you achieve your professional goals. Listen to episode 39 in iTunes or Stitcher. Thanks to Margaret Lantz for her excellent networking tip. Record your own here. Congratulations to Pam Costas for winning a signed copy of my book, New Business Networking. Mark begins by sharing how attending meet ups led to launching Canadian Podcast Buffer and the Podcasters Across Borders (PAB) Conference. If you can't find a local meet up. Create your own. Find the hole and run to fill it. Go to where the puck is going to be - Wayne Gretsky. Bob and Mark chose Kingston, Ontario for PAB as a "mutually inconvenient location". If it's something you would enjoy doing. Why not do it? If you like it, you have to trust that somebody else will. How Jared Easley (interview here) used Kickstarter to validate the idea for the Podcast Movement Conference. Mark does his Digital Public Affairs Podcast and blogs as research tools. Join other listeners of NBN Radio to network and learn from one another in the NBN Club. Your membership supports this show. Mark explains how he reinvented himself. Idle No More TOUCH: Five Factors to Growing and Leading a Human Organization. The instant you put a piece of glass between you and the next person, you forget there's a person on the other side. If somebody says something and it's meaningful and valuable, give them something back. Mark shares examples of how people use Twitter to engage in a more meaningful way. Chris Hadfield and his Spade Odditiy video. People want to see themselves in the moment. Everyone talks about the home runs companies do. What about the base hits? OC Transpo using Twitter to connect with passengers. How companies can use Twitter more personally. My interview with C.C. Chapman. Mark writes someone a recommendation on LinkedIn every Sunday. On the importance of organizing your contacts. Instead of waiting for the change to come, try to invent the change. App Recommendation: Omni Focus and Oblique Strategies. Book Recommendation: An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth: What Going to Space Taught Me About Ingenuity, Determination by Chris Hadfield. Contact: Mark @ MarkBlevis.com or at FullDuplex.ca. Check out TouchtheBook.com. Submit your questions and comments by using #nbnradio. You can also record an audio comment at speakpipe.nbnradio.com. Click HERE to subscribe in iTunes Click HERE to subscribe in Stitcher   You can subscribe to the show by RSS, email or in iTunes and Stitcher Radio. You will never miss an episode! Affiliate links used, read the disclosure. Theme music, Urbana-Metronica (wooh-yeah mix) by spinningmerkaba.   Thanks for listening. You rock!

Todays guest is man who if you take all the letters of his name and rearrange them you will get "Huge Action Taker" Well, actually that isn't the case, but it should be, as this is a guy who over the last few years has literally sprung to the top of his chosen field, by deciding on what he wanted, taking huge action and not allowing the obstacles that stop us all in our tracks to bother him. Way back in 1999 he started his career in the navy, as a Electronics Technician Third Class and for four years served his country. And upon leaving the military then moved through a series of positions and companies not coming anywhere near to that same length of service. Was this a man finding his place in things? Or was this simply the route that people take nowadays to show ambition to future employees? Well we are going to find out, but its true to say that in the last couple of years he has really put himself out there and taken risks to create a future that he loves. And one that no employee cant ake away from him As a host of the top rated show "Starve The Doubts", and the powerhouse behind the Pod Mov University and this years Podcast Movement Conference held in Dallas he is rocking and rolling with the best of them. And now as a bestseller author on Amazon with the podcasting bible Podcasting Good to Great: How to Grow Your Audience Through Collaboration he has added even more success to his life. So what was it in his life that made him jump from the corporate life and enter into the uncertain world of entrepreneurship? And why did he feel the need to not just do one thing well, but take on so much in such a short period time? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots, the one and only Jared Easley Dream Jobs, Online Courses, Persistence, Personal Trainer, Decision Making, Publicity, Young Entrepreneur, Freedom, Addicted, Shawn Stevenson, American Hustle, Make Money Online, Motivational Quotes, Expedition, Challenges, Steve Jobs, How To Start A Business, The Secret, Rich, Online Marketing, Time Management, Blogger, Videos, Recruiting, Authentic, Travel Blogs, Ultra Running, American Football, How To Make Money, Online Business, Company Culture, Law Of Attraction, Planet Money, Jobs, Video Marketing, Linkedin, Success Principles, Digital Marketing, Action Taking, Starting A Business, Successful Entrepreneurs, Personal Branding, Amazon, Lead Generation, Career Change, Life Planner, Comfort zone, Simplicity, Break The Rules, Book Launches, Personal Finance, Secret To Success, Business Plan, Health And Fitness, Tech Startup, Self Publishing, Entrepreneurs, Love, Career Path, Educational, Creativity, Selling, motivation, motivational, inspiration, confidence, success, freedom

Nic raps with Michael Stelzner at the Podcast Movement Conference about balancing business and family. She also talks about Social Media and being trustworthy in your business. Learn what Michael had to sacrifice for his family and how he is living like a Real Man!

We’re back from a most excellent three-day weekend with a great interview with my new friend Kraig Mathias from www.CreateMyIndependence.com. I met Kraig in Dallas at the Podcast Movement Conference. We hit it off and I really loved hearing his story. Kraig was living a fairly normal financial life until 2010 when he was inspired to […]

What would you do for a living if money was not a factor?  You would probably pursue a career that you’re so passionate about that you would do it for free.  But, is it possible to pursue a career that you’re passionate about AND make good money from it?  In this episode Cliff Ravenscraft shares his entire entrepreneurial journey from leaving a 6-figure family-owned  business to struggling financially to the point where he had to be physically hospitalized from all the stress.  Then recovering to making more money than he ever did in his previous career.  This is the most powerful and inspiring interview that I have had up to date and I want to share this with you.  Check out this episode as you won’t be disappointed. Episode Featured Guest: Cliff Ravenscraft Cliff Ravenscraft “The Podcast Answerman” is a professional Podcast Coach and has taught hundreds of podcaststers to include Pat Flynn, Michael Hyatt, Dan Miller, Jaime Tardy and more.  He is also a professional speaker and has been giving presentations at conferences like Blog World, New Media Expo, and recently at the Podcast Movement Conference as the closing keynote speaker. In This Podcast Episode You Will Learn: How you can convert your hobby blog into a full-time gig How to create a business that inspires people and positively changes lives How to get people to pay you to do something that you love How to overcome financial obstacles when first starting a business How to discover what you’re true calling in life is and pursue it actively How to keep pushing through the fears and doubts in times of uncertainty How offering free value can lead you to income generating opportunities How to build relationships with influencers in your industry What being genuine and honest can help you grow a loyal following Why giving up on your entrepreneurial dreams cannot be an option How having a supportive family member can make all the difference Links and Resources Mentioned in the Show: PodcastAnswerman.com – Cliff Ravenscrafts’s Website Podcasting A to Z – Podcasting Group Training Course Use Promo code “access” to get $500 off GSPN.TV – General Speaking Production Network 48 Days to the Work You Love – Dan Miller’s Best Selling Book Dave Ramsey Show - Dave Ramsey’s Main Website Did You Enjoy the Show?  Let Us Know on Twitter! If you enjoyed this podcast episode please let Cliff and I know on Twitter by clicking on the link below: Click here to share how much you loved this show! Don’t Miss an Episode.  Subscribe to One of the Links Below: Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Follow via Soundcloud Thank you for Listening to the Podcast! If you’ve found value in this episode of the Marketing Access Pass Podcast, I would love to hear about it!  Please head on over to iTunes and leave me a Rating and Review (5 stars would be awesome!) so others who are interested in starting an online business can find the show and learn how to escape the “rat-race”.  Click here to learn how to leave a rating and review.  If you have any questions or comments about this show, please post them in the comments area below and my guest and I would more than happy to answer them. New to the Podcast?  Learn More About it Here... The internet Marketing Access Pass podcast was created for people who are tired of working the 9-to-5 job and want to escape the rat-race.  Learn how to start a business and work from home.  It doesn't matter if you're new to starting an internet marketing  business or have been doing it for many years this show is for you.  If you're an online entrepreneur and want to work from home then this show will offer you inspiration, strategies, tactics about various topics in internet marketing: to include Marketing Strategies, Blogging, Social Media Marketing, Website Traffic Generation, Search Engine Optimization, and tips on how to make money online.  Anthony Tran from the Marketing Access Pass blog shares his tips on how to build, grow, and monetize an internet business.  He also interviews other successful online entrepreneurs who share their marketing strategies of how they created their startup, how to start a business from scratch, and how they are making money online so they could work from home.  Don't miss out on this great internet marketing podcast and start your internet business today.

In this episode, Nic raps with Jaime Tardy at Podcast Movement Conference about her 7 year old son and how he is on his own path of becoming an Entrepreneur, his creativity, integrity and hos path of becoming a real man.

I just got back from the Podcast Movement Conference in Dallas, TX. It was a really great conference! It was the first I’ve been to in the new media space. Today’s show is about: Why should we go to conferences in the first place? Major lessons I learned from #PM14 Things I didn’t learn at […]

Nic is rapping with Nick Unsworth at Podcast Movement Conference about tactics of true connections, being a Ninja of Time Management and getting in the zone of Genius. Nick is a real man with a Spirit of Generosity as he does "Pay it Forward" every Friday.

Do you have doubts of the ability to start your own internet business?  Is lack of funds getting in the way of your dreams?  Feel like you need a large email list to be successful?  In this episode Jared Easley shares how he leveraged the power of crowdfunding to raise $11,000 in 9 hours for his new Podcasting conference.  After you listen to this episode you will have no doubts that you can achieve anything as long as you put your mind and effort into it. Episode Featured Guest: Jared Easley “Jared Easley” is possibly the most likeable guy in the podcast industry.  He is the host of the hit podcast Starve the Doubts.  He is also the co-host of the Podcast Movement Conference, and Founder of Pod Mov University.  He has been a presenter at New Media Expo, and has been featured on the Podcast Answerman Show, Podjam TV, Entrepreneur Showdown and more. In This Podcast Episode You Will Learn: How the first international Podcasting Conference was created using crowdfunding How to test and validate your market with crowdfunding projects How to build buzz around a project without an email list or large audience How to collaborate with other entrepreneurs to help build your business How to fund your next big project with crowdfunding Kickstarter campaigns How to start and organize a local or national conferencing event How to build a membership site with the help of a community Jared’s philosophy to building products and services for your business Why you should be excited about the future of the Podcast Industry Links and Resources Mentioned in the Show: Starve the Doubts – Jared Easley’s Podcast Website Podcast Movement – Podcast Conference in Dallas Texas Pod Mov University – Podcast Training Community Kickstarter – Crowdsourcing Project Funding IndieGoGo – Crowdfunding Campaign Website Did You Enjoy the Show?  Let Us Know on Twitter! If you enjoyed this podcast episode please let Jared and I know on Twitter by clicking on the link below: Click here to share how much you loved this show! Don’t Miss an Episode.  Subscribe to One of the Links Below: Click Here to Subscribe via iTunes Click Here to Subscribe via Stitcher Click Here to Follow via Soundcloud Thank you for Listening to the Podcast! If you’ve found value in this episode of the Marketing Access Pass Podcast, I would love to hear about it!  Please head on over to iTunes and leave me a Rating and Review (5 stars would be awesome!) so others who are interested in starting an online business can find the show and learn how to escape the “rat-race”.  Click here to learn how to leave a rating and review.  If you have any questions or comments about this show, please post them in the comments area below and my guest and I would more than happy to answer them. New to the Podcast?  Learn More About it Here... The internet Marketing Access Pass podcast was created for people who are tired of working the 9-to-5 job and want to escape the rat-race by creating a startup internet business and work from home.  It doesn't matter if you're new to starting an internet marketing  business or have been doing it for many years this show is for you.  If you're an online entrepreneur and want to work from home then this show will offer you inspiration, strategies, tactics about various topics in internet marketing: to include Marketing Strategies, Blogging, Social Media Marketing, Website Traffic Generation, Search Engine Optimization, and tips on how to make money online.  Anthony Tran from the Marketing Access Pass blog shares his tips on how to build, grow, and monetize an internet business.  He also interviews other successful online entrepreneurs who share their marketing strategies of how they created their startup, how to start a business from scratch, and how they are making money online so they could work from home.  Don't miss out on this great internet marketing podcast and start your internet business today. New to the Podcast?  Learn More About it Here... The internet Marketing Access Pass podcast was created for people who are tired of working the 9-to-5 job and want to escape the rat-race by creating a startup internet business and work from home.  It doesn't matter if you're new to starting an internet marketing  business or have been doing it for many years this show is for you.  If you're an online entrepreneur and want to work from home then this show will offer you inspiration, strategies, tactics about various topics in internet marketing: to include Marketing Strategies, Blogging, Social Media Marketing, Website Traffic Generation, Search Engine Optimization, and tips on how to make money online.  Anthony Tran from the Marketing Access Pass blog shares his tips on how to build, grow, and monetize an internet business.  He also interviews other successful online entrepreneurs who share their marketing strategies of how they created their startup, how to start a business from scratch, and how they are making money online so they could work from home.  Don't miss out on this great internet marketing podcast and start your internet business today.

Keynoting At The Podcast Movement In this episode, I talk with Jared Easley and Gary Leland who, together with Dan Franks and Mitch Todd, are putting together the new Podcast Movement National Podcasting Conference. During my conversation with Gary and Jared, I ask why they made the decision to start this conference. We also talked […] The post 347 Appear.In Free Peer to Peer Video Conferencing & The Podcast Movement Conference appeared first on The Cliff Ravenscraft Show. I have other podcasts that might be of interest to you. See my list of shows at http://CliffRavenscraft.com/podcast Let's Work Together! Would you like to connect with me through one-on-one coaching or through one of my paid mastermind groups? If so, visit my WORK WITH ME PAGE and submit an application today.

Feedback on New Mixlr Interface [2:20] We talk about a beta version of the new Mixlr site. We use that interface at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/live Live Sound Test - Autonomic [4:30] Dave plays two sound tests for Jim to hear. One uses Dave's phone, and the other uses his phone (and iPhone 5) with the headset. The headset was slightly more "trebly". Dave was playing with the Auphonic smart phone app. This goes through Auphoinic that can level sounds, remove hiss, and more. It is also available on the Android. It then can be programmed to upload it automatically to Libsyn.com, Blubbry.com, Amazon S3, Dropbox (FTP, etc). It's pretty cool. You can add your meta data (ID3 tags) to your file right on your phone. There is a desktop app for the mac which speeds up the process (instead of being web based). Podertainment Magazine Podertainment will be a digital magazine in the iTunes newstand featuring articles by podcasters for podcasters. Currently we are waiting for Apple to approve the app. Was It Simpler Today than it Was Three Years Ago?[15:28] Yes. With great tools like the Audio Technica 2100 its super easy to get great audio quality. Expectations have changed. You can't just put crap out there and get people to listen. There is more competition. Dave mentions how when he first started he would record as an mp3, and edit, and edit and edit and the file would sound awful. (You want to record as a WAV file or AIFF) then mix down to mp3 when all the editing is done. The mixlr issue we are having is we get some clicking in the one channel. this has to do with the griffin imic usb device. Updates From Rich and His Private Podcast [24:35] Rich was able to get icatcher app that allows people to login and get his private podcast that he created using sharepoint. One thing you can do when you get a very long RSS feed location is put it through a URL shortener like pretty link lite for Wordpress. Spreaker Going to Non Flash Based Interface [31:00] Spreaker.com is going to a non flash based Podcasting with Family - Working with Co-Host[32:49] Kenn Blanchard wants to podcast with his son. Needs a quick simple mixer. Check out the Behringer Mixer XENYX 802. It simple and would work great for taking two microphones and getting them into your computer. You would also need an