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Anette's Podcasting Fellowship coach and now friend, Maria Xenidou, visits Texas and talks about her week in the Texas Panhandle! Fun times all around!

Anette visits with her friend, Steve Heatherington, who shepherds a flock of 45 alpacas and hundreds if not thousands of podcasters from his home in South Wales. Steve was one of Anette's coaches in The Podcasting Fellowship, the course she took to learn her podcasting ropes, where Steve still serves as coach to a plethora of podcasters. Learn more about the alpacas he loves at his Alpaca Tribe podcast. To listen to samples from a variety of podcasters, check out The Pod Buffet. You can also subscribe to Steve's newsletter on podcasting at Good Podcasting Works. To learn more the book by Steve's wife, click on Quiet Disruptors, by Sue Heatherington. Enjoy!

­­In this new episode of Out of the Clouds, host Anne Muhlethaler interviews Nadine Kelly (https://www.instagram.com/yogimdnet/?hl=en),  a retired pathologist, experienced yoga instructor, American Council of Exercise certified Health Coach and Senior Exercise Specialist. She is also the founder of YOGI M.D. and host of the YOGI M.D. Podcast. ­Anne and Nadine are Akimbo almumni, they met in 2020 on the Podcasting Fellowship, an online course for budding podcasters hosted by Seth Godin and Alex di Palma. In this conversation, Nadine candidly reveals her journey leaving her medical career due to depression to finding her path as a yoga teacher, and later on as a health coach. Anne and Nadine discuss the link between yoga and mental wellness, and how Nadine's calling to teach seniors who she warmly refers to as her ‘wise women'. They talk about their learnings from coaching, particularly around limiting beliefs, and the value in Nadine's motto: no strain, no gain. The two of them found tremendous value in Seth Godin's Akimbo workshops, which Nadine calls ‘the classroom she always wished she'd had' and touch on the importance of good teachers. Especially good music teachers: Nadine is a keen drummer, while Anne is a pianist and vocalist.Nadine's love of podcasting contagious, she is dedicated to her audience and to the intimacy of the medium: 'When I record my podcast episodes, when I sit with my guests,  the feeling I want to have is we're nerding out in my living room'. Nerding out on yoga, fitness, health and wellness, like the six dimensions of well-being. A bright conversation! Enjoy! ***Selected Links from Episode: You can find Nadine at:  Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/yogimdnet/?hl=enFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/yogimdnet/Pintrest - https://www.pinterest.co.uk/yogimdnet/YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/c/YOGIMD Find out more about Nadine at her website - https://yogimd.net/ Discover the Akimbo Workshop - https://www.akimbo.com/ Listen to Nadine's Podcast, The Yogi M.D. Podcast - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-yogi-m-d-podcast/id1431080351Listen to Nadine's Podcast episode with Seth Godin - https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/social-health-contributing-to-community-with-seth-godin/id1431080351?i=1000504532259 Listen to Nadine's Podcast episode with Bernadette Jiwa - https://mindful-health-for-the-wise-woman.simplecast.com/episodes/social-health-effective-communication-with-bernadette-jiwaRead Seth Godin's blog - https://seths.blog/Listen to Sting – Why Should I Cry For You? - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gZSGQ5wMaDERead Matthew Walker's Why We Sleep - https://www.waterstones.com/book/why-we-sleep/matthew-walker/9780141983769Read Stephen Covey's The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Peoplehttps://www.goodreads.com/book/show/36072.The_7_Habits_of_Highly_Effective_PeopleRead Natalie Nixon's The Creativity Leap - https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/634022/the-creativity-leap-by-natalie-nixon/Read Arianna Huffington's Thrive - https://www.waterstones.com/book/thrive/arianna-huffington/9780753555422 ***If you enjoyed this episode, click subscribe for more, and consider writing a review of the show on Apple Podcasts, it helps people find us and also helps to secure future guests. Thank you for listening!For all notes and transcripts, please visit Out OfThe Clouds on Simplecast - https://out-of-the-clouds.simplecast.com/Sign up for Anne's email newsletter for more from Out of the Clouds at https://annevmuhlethaler.com.Follow Anne:Twitter: @annvi IG: @_outoftheclouds 

Anette and her friend, Maria Xenidou, of the Impact Learning podcast, take the opportunity to talk education with one of their teachers, Seth Godin. Seth asks great questions about what is school for, and talks about the difference between education and learning. Everyone involved in education should listen to this, and, especially those setting up our systems of education, including legislators.Seth is an entrepreneur, best-selling author, speaker, AND teacher. In addition to launching one of the most popular blogs in the world, which Anette reads daily, he has written 20 best-selling books, including The Dip, Linchpin, Purple Cow, Tribes, and What To Do When It's Your Turn (And It's Always Your Turn), Thiis and his newest book is The Practice, Shipping Creative Work.Seth also founded two companies, Squidoo and Yoyodyne (acquired by Yahoo!).Seth has lots of thoughts on education, including his manifesto Stop Stealing Dreams, his TED Talk, and a course on Udemy called Seth Godin on Learning and Education. Seth has inspired Anette for years now, and he helps thousands learn through his Akimbo courses, including Anette, through The Podcasting Fellowship!Thank you, Seth and Maria, for talking education today!

After 25 years as an elected official, Anette is running for another term on the Amarillo College Board of Regents. Her friend, Maria Xenidou, wanted to interview her about the role and why she wanted to serve again. A fellow podcaster who hosts Impact Learning, Maria and Anette connected about education during Anette's Podcasting Fellowship course where Maria was one of her amazing coaches. Learn about governance, board service, and community colleges, and be sure to take part in our democracy by voting! This election is May 1st. To learn more about Maria, listen to Episode #34.

Maybe the first actual interview I did over a year ago when first learning through The Podcasting Fellowship, listen to the ever-interesting Craig Constantine. He was one of our All-Star helpers for newbies like me, and a generous contributor for the class and beyond! A student of Art du Déplacement, podcaster, blogger, avid reader, casual mountain-bike cyclist; Programmer, system administrator, problem solver, we connected in discussion about Aikido. You can learn much more about Craig and the Movement scene at the links here:His website.More about Craig.Movers Mindset.

Taylor Harrington and I are at opposites on the world, but thanks to having a desire to learn and connect, have had more than 1 conversation via the internet.I'm so glad we got to record this one and share it with you.As the Director of Digital Marketing at Akimbo - an online learning community for those seeking to do meaningful work - Taylor loves meeting strangers and this is encompassed in her favourite word - Sonder.Sonder - in short - means, "the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own". In this conversation we discuss this topic as well as having hobbies, self reflection, important questions, feeling seen, creativity and seriously so much more.It was a belter and I'm so happy to be able to share the wisdom of the fabulous, Taylor Harrington.Cheers!Get in touch with Taylor via LinkedIn!Tell her you came from this podcast!What we spoke aboutSeth GodinAkimbo All of the courses we spoke about - altMBA, The Marketing Seminar, The Podcasting Workshop - can be found via the Akimbo homepage.Sonder - Dictionary of Obscure SorrowsWe Need to Talk - Celeste HeadleeDaily Stoic - Ryan HolidayHow to break up with your phone - Catherine PriceThe Long & The Short of It PodcastThis is Marketing - Seth GodinHow you can stay in touch and help the podcast grow!If you enjoyed this episode or any of the others so far, please subscribe! If you've done that already, I'd love for you think of someone you know and care about who would enjoy it, and send them the link or take a screenshot - word of mouth is how this thing will grow - your support means a lot! Lastly, if you've done both of the above, a 5 star review on Apple Podcasts would be immense, but no pressure, if you don't think 5 stars is fair then let me know what you think I can improve to earn those stars. Much love! Rien :DFOLLOW;The Hope Initiative on InstagramThe Hope Initiative on FacebookEmail me any questions or feedback you have or even guest ideas - I'd love to hear from you! rien.macdonald@gmail.comMusic by Jessica Fairlie

Taking The Podcasting Fellowship led by Seth Godin and Alexandra DiPlama in the Summer of 2018 was transformational for me. In that workshop, I also met Maria Xenidou. After completing that workshop, we were lucky to be invited to be as coaches in The Podcasting Fellowship for three cohorts. In the Fall of 2019, we piloted and successfully a new advanced podcasting workshop. You will learn about this special mutual journey of ours.In this episode, you will learn: 1) the benefits of taking online workshops, 2) how to create a workshop, 3) how to find and develop adjacent skills and projects, and 4) the mutual benefit of being a few steps ahead to help others and more! A fun and casual conversation! Link to prior episode between Maria and David in November 2019As always, this episode with time-stamp notes can be found here

Learning impacts life (4:20)No space in pre-school (5:15)Mom leading the reading and learning (5:30)Learn, early on (6:30)Obstacles serve as a catalyst for moving forward (6:45)Different pathways to learning (7:40)Self-directed learning (8:00)Intentional learning (8:30)Learning from others (9:00)Learning from those who have experience (10:00)Learning via interest and opportunity (12:15)Create space and opportunity for learning (12:55)What to teach directly and what to allow to unfold (14:20)The most important conditions for learning (15:35)Access to resources is vital (15:40)Cultivating an environment that cultivates curiosity and exploration (16:40)Independent learners and thinkers are problem solvers (17:15)Learning by doing (17:30)Put your learning into practice (18:40)Focus on the most difficult parts (18:55)Difficulty as an indicator of a potential learning moment (19:10)Share as you learn, not only later (21:20)“Teacher” means someone with more experience (22:25)Sharing as teaching (23:25)Maria’s elevator question (24:15)Leveraging knowledge and skills to help others (24:30)Helping others moves your own work forward (24:50)Finding and solving problems as a key to learning (25:55)Resources can become distracting (27:00)Remove what you don’t need to learn, and learn only what you need (27:15)What kind of work do you want to do? (27:55)A teacher goes above and beyond (29:55)Handwritten lessons and problems for Maria and her sister (31:00)Figure out a way to get resources to people (32:20)A teacher’s amazing insight, confidence, coaching, and mentoring (33:05)Public schools, working class, low income family receiving great support (34:40)The Impact Learning Fund (35:25)Commitment – a year’s salary as a VP (35:55)Fifty dollars or one hundred dollars can provide education for a child without access to resources  (37:00)Learning to reach out to “community” to make progress (38:00)Connections help with decision making, especially in a world of abundance (38:50)Content creation – podcast interviews and written resources (39:40)GUEST CONTACT INFORMATION FOR LISTENERSLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/mariaxenidou/Podcast - https://impactlearning.simplecast.com

You can find all the notes and commentary on  https://www.younich.com/2020/02/24/stop-hiding-and-start-making-an-impact-with-mina-fung-unique-careers-unique-lives-podcast-episode-15/During our conversation, I asked Mina about the multiple businesses she was managing. Here are the ones that she mentioned: She is the founder of Pull Impact, founder & Strategic Advisor of M+ Consulting and co-founder of Wifa Global network, which she founded with Kristi Klassen.She is also the host of the 10X Vision podcast, which you can listen to on any major podcasting platform or on her website Pull Impact.If you’d like to connect with Mina, you can do so on LinkedIn or on Twitter @FungMina.Music Credits:Aspire by Scott HolmesCupcake Marshall by Blue Dot SessionsThe Host and ProducerIsil Uysal CalvelliContactisil@younich.comIf you think someone needs to listen to this episode, please share it with them. We will change ourselves together, we will change the world together, we are in this together!

It began with a workshop and a daily discipline of recording 60sec a day to develop and improve communiation and podcasting skills.It was Catherine Lynch's idea to make these 60sec clips available to a wider audience.As the practicalities of doing so were developed it grew into something slightly different but better. 5 minute tasters of podcasts by alumni from The Podcasting Fellowship Workshop and then alumni from any of the Seth Godin Akimbo workshops.A taster to invite you to pursue more from the ones you enjoy.A random selection of new podcasts.We hope you enjoy and if you do, we invite you to subscribe, rate and review.PS The next round of The Podcasting Fellowship workshop is about to open:You can sign up February 19th. The first lesson goes live on February 24th. The last day to join the workshop is March 4th. The discussion board will be open until May 19th.The Pod Buffet TeamAkimbo WorkshopsThe Podcasting Fellowship

In this episode we share a treat with you - an interview with Seth Godin and Alex DiPalma of The Podcasting Fellowship.All of our contributors are alumni of an Akimbo Workshop, with most learning about podcasting through The Podcasting Fellowship.Here Steve Heatherington discusses with Seth and Alex, some of the ideas and motivations behind the Pod Buffet and the Akimbo Workshops approach to learning.Learn more about the range of Akimbo workshops herehttps://akimboworkshops.comThe Podcast Fellowship runs regularly and you can find details herehttps://podcastclub.link/Akimbo Podcast  https://www.akimbo.link/We hope you enjoy Today's Special at the Pod Buffet.

Learn about the importance of play in education and life from my friend, Brandi Heather! I met Brandi through The Podcasting Fellowship course I took, and we continue to learn from one another!Brandi brings a creative and innovative combination of training and subject matter expertise to her leadership role as Chief Knowledge Officer of AMPED2PLAY Inc. Brandi’s exceptional knowledge of inclusion strategies, implementation solutions and user directed tools reflects her Adapted Physical Activity and Play Development Specialist experience, now reflected in the vision and mission of AMPED2PLAY.Brandi’s 20-year career as both a Builder and Instructional expert utilizing accessible play as the foundation of her programming and post-secondary teaching has positioned her as a sought-after international resource in play solutions. Brandi has taken her experience, expertise and passion for accessible, multigenerational play and has established multiple programs within AMPED2PLAY including PLAY6S, Ramshackle Play and Play2Perform.Brandi is a founding member and former Lead Program Design Specialist for the Red Deer Children’s Adapted Sport Association. Her unique community programs include Play2Move, Play2Learn and Play2Build, which are focused on igniting potential and exploring physical, cognitive and social opportunities for children with disabilities and their families in a play-based environment. As a recent recipient of the Women of Excellence – Athletics and Recreation Award, presented through the Central Alberta Community Foundation, Brandi continues to be a community leader, now delivering her program knowledge as a Co-Founder of AMPED2PLAY.

Welcome to episode #700 of Six Pixels of Separation. Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #700 - Host: Mitch Joel. I’m not one to mark milestones. It’s just not who I am (and it’s not what I’m about). Birthdays, anniversaries, etc… I don’t like attention or making a big deal out of things. That was my attitude going into this week’s episode. Still, 700 podcasts is a big deal. Beyond Leo Laporte and TWiT, I am not sure if there is a longer running and consistently published podcast in the world of business. Maybe I am wrong? I don’t know. Still, every Sunday since May 22nd, 2006, I have published a podcast here. It was actually a no-brainer when I thought of who (and what) I would like to discuss for this week’s 700th episode. I wanted to discuss podcasting, and I wanted to discuss it with the one and only Seth Godin. I’ve known Seth for a long time. He’s been a guest on this show more than ten times over the years. If you want to know how much I love Seth, please read this article from April 2012: Dear Seth Godin. For more than thirty years, Seth has been showing up, doing the work and has been shipping ideas. Drip. Drip. Drip. He's been blogging daily for over a decade (free Seth Godin thinking? Yes please!) and he is the author of close to twenty bestselling (and must read) books like Purple Cow, Linchpin, The Dip, and his most recent, This Is Marketing. It's hard to not list out every book that he has written, because I love, share and gift all of them (he's just that good). In 2015, he created the altMBA, a life-changing 30 day workshop that is changing the face of education. More than 60,000 people have taken his online courses, including The Marketing Seminar and several others on Udemy. Along with doing five TED talks, Seth has a top-rated podcast, Akimbo, and has built The Podcasting Fellowship to help others start a show of their own (he’s got some other great workshops as well). Enjoy the conversation...   Running time: 55:39. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Seth Godin. Akimbo. The Podcasting Fellowship. altMBA. This Is Marketing. The Marketing Seminar. Purple Cow. Linchpin. The Dip. Sign up to get Seth’s blog. Follow Seth on Instagram. Follow Seth on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'.

Resources:1. Maria's LinkedIn profile where she daily blogs2. Maria's Impact Learning podcast This episode with time-stamp notes is available on my website at www.portfoliocareerpodcast.com

Topics covered:Building trust and rapport and why that is great for businesses, especially those with a long sales cycle or high-ticket items.If you’re selling plastic plug covers at 30p, then podcasting might not be your best strategy. But if you’re a PR agency with a large monthly retainer and have lots of interesting things to talk about, then podcasting might work really well.Getting people to know, like, trust you. People do business with people they like, and they need a number of interactions before they are ready to buy.Resistance in podcasting – how accountability and being open to learning can help us overcome the resistance that we often feel when starting new projects.Companies getting their employees engaged in podcasting which is a great way to show listeners the real ‘behind the scenes’ of your business.Human Connection and why it’s so important to make every interaction matter. We talked about Brian Miller’s brilliant Podcast, One New Person.Click here to learn more about The Podcasting Fellowship.Connect with David Nebinski.

As of September 2019, David decided to explore new leadership roles for the next phase of his portfolio career Podcast! He is extremely passionate about the intersection of growing people and companies and it shows in every one of his interviews and the amazing guests he invites to his podcast.   His work includes  early-stage startup growth , project execution (current host and producer of 70+ weekly Portfolio Career Podcast show),  communication (created and personally led Empathy Email Workshop at WeWork) and  podcast coaching (coach in the The Podcasting Fellowship led by Seth Godin and Alexandra DiPalma).In this Episode get an intimate "behind the scenes" on how David gathered the Courage to Leap, Trust and Grow into what he wants out of life. You can learn more about David and his work at:http://www.portfoliocareerpodcast.com/https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidnebinski/https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/portfolio-career-podcast/id1447534521David Contact information: david.nebinski@gmail.comInstagram: davidnebsTwitter: nebinskids

 Production team:Host : Maria XenidouProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianIntroduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us:impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsBook Bag performed by E’s Jammy JamBluesy Vibes performed by Doug Maxwell Mentioned in this episode:The altMBAThe Marketing SeminarThe Podcasting FellowshipAlexandra diPalmaSeth GodinDavid Nebinski - Portfolio Career PodcastImpact Learning Episode 7 with David Nebinski Listen to this episode and explore:Introduction (0:33)What is a Portfolio Career? (3:47)Overview of the Impact Learning vision (5:38)The Importance of connecting the dots (7:31)The Impact Learning podcast: finding her voice and discovering her interest in storytelling (9:40)Creating Impact through podcasting (13:20)Maria’s relationship with her producer Julie-Roxane Krikorian (16:35)Being a coach in the Podcasting Fellowship: leading others on their podcasting journey (18:08)Learning by doing the work and coaching others to develop their podcasting skills (20:28)Connecting and serving the community: daily blogging and accountability groups (25:35)A collaborative project: writing a book together (27:33)A generous community: the value of human connection through all this work (29:34)Final thoughts on developing skills while building a Portfolio Career  (31:56) 

Production team:Host : Maria XenidouProducer: Julie-Roxane KrikorianIntroduction Voice: David BourneContact us:impactlearningpodcast@gmail.comMusic credits:Like Lee performed by The Mini VandalsBook Bag performed by E’s Jammy JamBluesy Vibes performed by Doug MaxwellMentioned in this episodeThe essential questions to help us figure out how to create impact with our work:What am I interested in?How can I contribute to others?What problems can I solve with my experience, skills, and story?What do I need to learn? What do I need to unlearn that don’t serve me anymore?What skills do I need to cultivate further? What new skills do I want to develop?What kind of experience will allow me to continue to grow? What does this environment look like?How do I lead myself through the time that I will be figuring all these things out?How do I stay mentally, emotionally, and physically healthy for the Long Game?Impact Learning: Episode 1: Maria's storyThe Akimbo WorkshopsAltMBAThe Marketing SeminarThe Podcasting FellowshipSeth GodinImpact Learning: Episode 6 with Seth GodinAlex DiPalmaImpact Learning: Episode 3 with Alex diPalmaListen to this episode and explore:Two things Maria did in 2017 to prepare for going back to school in 2018 (5:36)How to create impact with your work? The questions to ask yourself (8:59)Maria’s answers to those questions (10:54)Seth Godin and The Akimbo Workshops (17:12)The altMBA (19:15)Staying connected to the Community: The Accountability and Mastermind groups (24:05)The Marketing Seminar (25:50)Skills developed during The Marketing Seminar (27:32)The Podcasting Fellowship (28:42)Lessons learnt in 2018 (33:11)Closing remarks (35:18)

Resources 1) Michelle Florendo's website 2) A sample of Michelle's Upgrading Your Decision Making toolkit 3) Michelle's podcast, Ask A Decision Engineer 4) The Podcasting Fellowship This episode with time-stamp notes is available on my website at www.portfoliocareerpodcast.com

Resources Seth Godin's website Seth Godin's daily blog Seth's blog posts mentioned a) The World's Worst Boss b) Thirty years of projects c) Where Are The Linchpin Jobs The Akimbo Workshops The Podcasting Fellowship altMBA Akimbo Podcast This full episode with time-stamp notes is available on my website (LINK)

Publishing my 30th episode is a marker and a cause for celebration. I started to learn to host and produce a podcast in fall, 2018. The Podcasting Fellowship was a great experience. I published a trailer in December, 2018 and then began publishing weekly in January, 2019. It’s a blast. Podcaster Joanna Penn has been at it for 10 years. I heard her anniversary episode in March, in which she spoke of the 30th published episode as an indicator that a podcaster is committed. The idea stuck with me. And here we are: episode 30!

Resources: Seth Godin's blog post, Lifelong Connection My thankful interview on the Impact Learning Podcast The Tim Ferriss Show with Julie Rice live recording What You Will Learn Podcast

Today, Maria interviews Tamara Kemper, the founder of The Process Mentors. Tamara shares what she learnt during her years as an elementary school teacher, why she joined the ed-tech world and how she decided to run her own business coaching company, The Process Mentors. Tamara talks about how investing in a personal coach helped her kickstart her business and how she discovered a greater joy for writing. An insightful and delightful conversation! Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode The Process Mentors Tamara's writing The altMBA The ruckus makers weekend workshop The Mastering the Rockefeller Habits book The Rocket Fuel Book Listen to this episode and explore: Tamara’s childhood (2.20) Becoming an elementary school teacher (5.30) Why she went into the ed-tech world (10.55) How she created her company: The Process Mentors (17.07) The power of investing in learning and coaching (24.45) Her altMBA journey (28.08) Her story with writing (31.50) The importance of jumping into the messiness (40.40)

Today, Maria interviews David Nebinski, the host of the Portfolio Career podcast and fellow coach at The Podcasting Fellowship. David shares his life story, the ups and downs, the defining moments and decisions as well as his experience with the Podcasting Fellowship, as a student and then as a coach. Tune in for an authentic and important conversation about how we can disrupt our lives and create a meaningful portfolio career. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode Team Nebinski’s effort on Kidney Cancer research David Nebinski on LinkedIn Portfolio Career Podcast The startup he worked for The Company he worked for Seth’s Blog Post for The Podcasting Fellowship The Podcasting Fellowship Listen to this episode and explore: David's childhood and college journey (2.03) The fork in the road (3.41) David's impactful time in San Francisco (9.05) The Portfolio Career concept and podcast (20.00) The Podcasting Fellowship (29:20) The importance of community for Impact Learning (38.04)

Alexandra -- who goes by Alex -- DiPalma and Kenya Anderson founded Domino Sound, a podcast production company that puts its values front and center: elevating the voice of, and working with, queer people and people of color. In this conversation, we get into how the company began -- and the "jumping off the edge" to make it happen.It was a really fun conversation, we just immediately clicked. It was such a joy to get to know Alex and Kenya. I hope from this episode you’ll get some tips of how to find your business niche and knowing who your audience is (and who your audience isn’t), and inciting loyalty among those people. They are awesome creatives and entrepreneurs who maintain their sense of self as they navigate the media business. They prove that you can be successful and follow your dreams, and stay weird :)Enjoy the episode!Show notes : The Podcasting Fellowship -- podcastclub.linkThe Business of Food Workshop -- thebusinessoffoodworkshop.com--Domino Sound // Alex & Kenya--Instagram // @dominosoundco @lsdipalma @kenya_digg_itWebsite // www.dominosound.co --Keep It Quirky--Instagram // @keepitquirkypodcastKatie Quinn on Insta & Twitter // @qkatiewww.youtube.com/TheQKatie Don’t forget to sign up for my e-newsletter! Go here: http://eepurl.com/dNtAx2 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Today, Maria interviews Seth Godin, a Stanford Business School graduate, international bestselling author and host of the Akimbo podcast. Seth has written over 7000 blog posts read by more than a million people and was inducted in the Marketing Hall of Fame in 2018. Seth shares his learning journey that led him to create the Akimbo workshops, a set of online community-based learning spaces that help thousands of people address their fear for change and create meaningful work in our fast-changing world. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode Seth’s Blog Seth's Books Akimbo Workshops The altMBA The Marketing Seminar The Podcasting Fellowship The Akimbo Podcast Listen to this episode and explore: Seth’s childhood (4:17) Seth’s experience at Stanford University (7:18) The Akimbo Workshops (8:52) The importance of seeing the end of the journey before you start (12:04) Addressing the fear of change (16:02) About the generosity in the Akimbo workshops (20:33) Seth’s view on the bigger problems of the world today (23:54)

On this host on mic episode, Maria reflects on her podcasting journey so far, including the challenges along the way and the skills she is developing. She talks about her experience during The Podcast Fellowship created by Seth Godin and Alex DiPalma and how the community has become a source of inspiration and strength. She concludes with sharing why she chose the podcast medium to launch her Impact Learning journey. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Bluesy Vibes performed by Doug Maxwell Book Bag performed by E's Jammy Jam Mentioned in this episode Icarus Deception by Seth Godin Quote by Ira Glass The Marketing Seminar The Podcasting Fellowship Seth Godin's Podcast, Akimbo Listen to this episode and explore: The beginning of Maria's podcasting journey (1:09) Her passion for audio storytelling & Interviewing (2:35) The Podcasting Fellowship: a generous community (3:41) The decision to launch Impact Learning (4:19) The skills and challenges during her podcasting journey (5:37) Her morning ritual: reading The Gap by Ira Glass (8:11) Final reflections on hosting Impact Learning (9:59)

Resources: The Podcasting Fellowship The Akimbo Workshops Maria Xenidou's Impact Learning podcast Morgane Michael's Kindsight 101 podcast Kean Gardner's Instagram account Gabrielle Pitman's Musicians Can Thrive podcast

Today, Maria interviews Melissa Emler. ‘Missy’ is one of the cofounders at Modern Learners, an online network dedicated to serving school leaders and educators to change the way they teach and facilitate learning for the future. Together they talk about her journey joining Modern Learners, building the community and coaching over 1000 school leaders in 22 countries. Missy shares her deep insights about the way each of us can disrupt the way we teach, learn and help students create their own learning journey. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode Modern Learners Change School Modern Learners Lab Melissa Emler on LinkedIn Seymour Saranson's book - What do you mean by Learning? Listen to this episode and explore: Modern Learners’ mission, genesis, and work (2:41) How Melissa met the founders and joined Modern Learners (5:32) Melissa’s career before Modern Learners (7:05) The group of leaders that Modern Learners seek to serve (8:11) The importance of working together to define learning at schools (13:15) How Modern Learners teach and cultivate learning (17:19) How to start your Modern Learners’ journey (19:34) Modern Learner’s online community (21:40) The ‘Labs’: a real-life workshop offered around the world (26:42) The Change School Program (28:32) Melissa’s reflection on her trajectory from teacher to community manager (30:39) Melissa’s hope for the future of learning and education (34:37)

This week, Maria interviews Alexandra DiPalma, a friend, podcast producer and co-creator of The Podcast Fellowship with Seth Godin. Together they talk about timing and its sometimes life-changing effects, how The Podcast Fellowship was born and what has happened since launching it. They exchange about the power of the community that this online learning experience gathers and Alex shares about her experience working with Seth Godin on this project and on his podcast Akimbo. Lastly, Alex shares her vision around her newly launched podcast company, Domino and the importance of working with a handful of trusted friends and freelancers. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Transition sounds: Swamp Walks performed by Jingle Punks Mentioned in this episode The Podcasting Fellowship Seth Godin Seth Godin's Podcast, Akimbo Food 4 Thot Podcast Alex's podcast company, Domino Listen to this episode and explore: How Alex ended up working in audio 4:09 Alex’s time working in television in Miami and what it taught her 6:27 The Food 4 Thot project 12:29 Turning point: working with Seth Godin 15:10 The “Sprint learning” concept 16:28 The genesis of TPF 17:35 How to build a generous community 25:23 Alex’s new company, Domino 26:36

Capacity for best health ebbs and flows. That's life. Some call citizen capacity - "patient engagement." But that's too weak. Growing and sustaining citizen capacity is citizen power. Our personal and community health depends on it. Four Stories I'm going to tell you four stories: I'm unsteady when tired. I get tired more often. I'm more likely to fall when tired. My capacity diminishes. I resort to mobility aids to increase my capacity. First one cane, then two canes, now occasional wheelchair.  Preventing injury maintains my capacity. Mobility aids build my capacity. At the same time maintaining and building capacity sustains hope in me. Hope creates capacity. It's reinforcing.  I am one person building my capacity. When I was 16 (I know, I'm old), I started preparing for the draft. I went to a church for draft counseling and enrolled in a course that trained people to be draft counselors. It started me on a career of obtaining profound knowledge of the law and regulations to manage within them.  I ended up counseling young men for almost two years. It served me well in my own mission not to be drafted. I built personal capacity, personal power, and guided others to exercise their power. I'm podcasting now. I joined a community - The Podcasting Fellowship. The sponsors of the community, Seth Godin and Alex DiPalma, created a seven-week course about podcasting and a platform for about 330 international aspiring podcasters to learn together and support each other. About 90 of those original participants are still meeting, six months later, learning and supporting each other. Somewhere between 90 and 250 of the 300+ are actively podcasting. Sustainable community capacity building. Garrett County, MD Health Department (population 30,000) created a platform for promoting the collaboration of almost 40 groups of local residents working together to solve the problems afflicting all communities, most with larger populations and resources – drug misuse, loneliness, immunization, food insecurity, oral health, medication management, maternal/fetal health, chronic disease management, transportation, homelessness. Community capacity building. Leveraging their resources! Build Citizen Power for Best Health Synonyms for capacity include competence, effectiveness, efficiency, potential and POWER. As in life, capacity ebbs and flows. Power ebbs and flows. I care about citizen capacity and citizen power. Some call it engagement, as in patient engagement. But that's too weak. Building citizen capacity adds to the base of community capabilities and sustains it. Where do we need to build citizen capacity? First and foremost - Habits for best health (personal and community) Coordination of care Policymaking Planning care Caregiving Informed decision-making Paying for healthcare Team building Leadership Storytelling, blogging, podcasting, vlogging, writing Advising governance, design, operations, and learning across healthcare Community services Community accessibility  Lot’s of opportunity for building citizen capacity Success Factors for Citizen Power What does it take to sustain citizen capacity building? Sustaining capacity is cultural, habitual, and repetitive. Here's my partial list of success factors: Community (any definition) self-identifies a problem and is dying to solve it Common values, common language, trust Content in byte-sized (and bite-sized) pieces sensitive to people's most comfortable learning style Small support groups, mentoring Doing, more than listening Any level of participation works Continual learning Ongoing synchronous (face-to-face or voice-to-voice) and asynchronous (participate when convenient) sharing and feedback Transparent governance - how the capacity building process is managed New blood welcomed Have fun doing it Yes! Citizen Power-Good for what ails you. Closing

Welcome to this fourth in a series about Young Adults with complex medical conditions transitioning from pediatric to adult medical care. This interview with mother and daughter, Alexis and Sara Snyder, exploring their evolving relationship. Transitioning to plans about Sara with Sara. Sara had to know her body well and communicate what she knew. I'm impressed that Sara was pretty clear about what she wasn't clear about. Sara values her mom's health and well-being. Blog subscribers: If you don't see the podcast player, click the title Subscribe to Health Hats, the Podcast, on your favorite podcast player Please support my blog and podcast. CONTRIBUTE HERE Episode Notes Prefer to read, hard-of-hearing or deaf? Find FULL TRANSCRIPT at the end of the other show notes or download the printable transcript here Contents with Time-Stamped Headings to listen where you want to listen or read where you want to read (heading. time xx:xx. page #) Episode introduction 00:00. 1 Podcast introduction 01:13. 2 Something’s happening here… 02:04. 2 Mom’s looking out for me 07:07. 3 Plans about you, without you? 11:34. 5 School stuff about me, with me. 6 Speaking up at the doctors’ office 19:50. 7 Knowing my body 21:52. 8 Onward to adulthood 22:56. 9 Clear about what you’re not clear about 26:41. 10 Daughter-mother relationship 28:10. 10 Take care of yourself, mom 31:42. 11 Closing 36:03. 13 Follow my blog and podcast 34:09. 13 Previously in series #011 Three young adults. 22 years #012 16, Sophomore, All-in #013 Not One Transition. Many Young adults crossing the threshold from pediatric to adult healthcare Links Credits Music by permission from Joey van Leeuwen, New Orleans Drummer, Composer Photo by Rochelle Brown on Unsplash Generosity by the Snyder family About the Show Welcome to Health Hats, empowering people as they travel together toward best health. I am Danny van Leeuwen, a two-legged, old, cisgender, white man with privilege, living in a food oasis, who can afford many hats and knows a little about a lot of healthcare and a lot about very little. Most people wear hats one at a time, but I wear them all at once.  We will listen and learn about what it takes to adjust to life's realities in healthcare’s Tower of Babel.  Let's make some sense of all this. To subscribe go to the blog https://www.health-hats.com/ Creative Commons Licensing The material found on this website created by me is Open Source and licensed under Creative Commons Attribution. Anyone may use the material (written, audio, or video) freely at no charge.  Please cite the source as: ‘From Danny van Leeuwen, Health Hats. (including the link to my website). I welcome edits and improvements.  Please let me know. danny@health-hats.com. The material on this site created by others is theirs and use follows their guidelines. Photo by Rochelle Brown on Unsplash   Episode introduction 00:00 Welcome to this fourth in a series about Young Adults with complex medical conditions transitioning from pediatric to adult medical care. This interview with mother and daughter, Alexis and Sara Snyder, explores the evolving relationship of a dynamic duo. To make plans about Sara with Sara, Sara has to know her body well and communicate what she knows and what she doesn’t know. Sara was very clear that she values her mom's health and well-being. My interviewing and sound editing skills have also evolved. I know I’m only fair at this new medium. Yet, it’s gratifying to learn and grow.   I have links to the previous podcasts in this series in the show notes. I've appreciated many of your comments and suggestions. I've heard from long time blog followers and new podcast listeners. Keep that feedback coming. I also appreciate the support I've gotten from the Podcasting Fellowship alumni. OK. Here's the podcast. Podcast introduction 01:13 Welcome to Health Hats,

In today’s episode, Maria interviews Julie-Roxane Krikorian, the Impact Learning podcast producer and a fierce Impact Learner. They met recently through Seth Godin’s online workshop, The Podcasting Fellowship. From there, their relationship has blossomed into a creative partnership around this podcast. JR shares her unconventional life and career story, and explores different ways that Impact Learning has been guiding her decisions all along. They also discuss her first online learning experience that led her to build her new podcasting business. Production team: Host : Maria Xenidou Producer: Julie-Roxane Krikorian Introduction Voice: David Bourne Contact us: impactlearningpodcast@gmail.com Music credits: Like Lee performed by The Mini Vandals Mentioned in this episode: The Podcasting Fellowship Seth Godin Far Out: Adventures in Unconventional Living by Julie-Roxane Krikorian and Alasdair Plambeck Listen to this episode and explore: JR’s childhood and early adult life - 2:30 Her career as a cook/chef - 9:10 How her hypnotherapist training provided a support group for her change of life - 24:05 How JR’s curiosity is shaping her life - 27:48 The Podcasting Fellowship; an online education program for aspiring podcasters - 29:00 How creating her own business is a product of the skills she’s learnt along the way - 45:16 The importance of connection when seeking change/growth - 52:55 How to deal with the overwhelming feeling in the face of the abundance of resources and tools - 55:01

Alex DiPalma is an audio producer and rising celebrity in the podcasting world. Alex and I met in 2018 when I was a student in The Podcasting Fellowship, an online course she co-created and runs with business legend Seth Godin, who will factor prominently in our conversation. Alex is the producer and editor of Food 4 Thot, named one of the Best Podcasts of 2017 by New York Magazine. She executive produced Rise & Grind with Daymond John of Shark Tank fame, and is now the producer and editor of Seth Godin's Akimbo. This episode is more a conversation than an interview, and ranges on topics from the state of the podcast industry in pop culture, to the difference between visual and audio mediums, when to pay attention and when to ignore stats and metrics in our work, how to navigate professional relationships, particularly when you're working with genius, and of course, Alex shares her story of a chance encounter with lasting impact. It will not surprise you, but it might delight you. It was an honor to chat with Alex, and I really hope you enjoy this as much as I did. Show Notes Alex's audio production company: Domino Sound The Podcasting Fellowship Food 4 Thot (podcast) Akimbo by Seth Godin (podcast) The Ship It Journal (free download) Related Links Scott Perry's Creative on Purpose (podcast) Linchpin by Seth Godin (book) Join Us! Join the One New Person email list to be notified when a new episode drops and receive bonus, full, uncut conversations at BrianMillerSpeaks.com/onenewperson While you're there, click "Blog" to gain access to a handful of free resources and get my weekly blog delivered directly to your inbox every Wednesday. This post may contain affiliate links, which provide a small commission to Brian Miller at no cost to you. Clicking those links helps support the podcast, and we thank you for it.

Welcome to episode #660 of Six Pixels of Separation.  Here it is: Six Pixels of Separation - Episode #660 - Host: Mitch Joel. It’s always a great day when you get the chance to spend some time with the big brain that is Seth Godin. His latest book, This Is Marketing is a true shot across the bow at how marketers are thinking these days (it’s not all data and artificial intelligence). Seth is a book writing (and publishing) machine. His countless bestsellers (nearly twenty and still going!) continue to inspire business leaders all over the world. Along with the new book, Seth is also neck-deep in his altMBA course (which has had close to 3000 participants), his marketing course (on which the book is based) - The Marketing Seminar, a podcasting course - The Podcasting Fellowship, and he’s super passionate about his own podcast, Akimbo. Seth is busier than ever. Seth is more opinionated that ever. Seth is more interested in your own success than he has ever been. The world may be slanting towards a negative position, but you won’t find any of that with Seth Godin. Do I love Seth Godin? I sure do… and here’s the proof: Dear Seth Godin (from 2012). Enjoy the conversation... Running time: 54:33. Hello from beautiful Montreal. Subscribe over at iTunes. Please visit and leave comments on the blog - Six Pixels of Separation. Feel free to connect to me directly on Facebook here: Mitch Joel on Facebook. or you can connect on LinkedIn. ...or on Twitter. Here is my conversation with Seth Godin. This Is Marketing. altMBA. Akimbo. The Marketing Seminar. The Podcasting Fellowship. Follow Seth on Twitter. This week's music: David Usher 'St. Lawrence River'.

It’s everywhere, it’s everywhere. I can’t help but see almost everything I do in my advocacy through the lens of health equity.  Whether it’s making decisions about our health and medical care, managing pain, young adults with complex medical issues transitioning from pediatric to adult medicine, men in caregiving, data sharing, patient access to data. Everywhere. I’m defining equity as people having the same opportunity to achieve best physical, mental and spiritual health no matter their social circumstances, biology, genetics, or physical environment. I wanted to take a look at bias, inclusion and equity from outside healthcare. So, I interviewed Ame Sanders and we talked about our own biases, inclusion or lack thereof in our communities, measuring bias, and taking action to reduce inequities. Ame Sanders and I met at Seth Godin’s Podcasting Fellowship, 350 or so people from around the world learning to be podcasters. Ame caught my eye with her podcast, Equity Warriors, and her company www.stateofinclusion.com. See the show notes for further information. We decided to interview each other. You can hear Ame’s interview of me at the link above. Being a practical person, I look for what works and what we can learn from other people’s experiences.  While Ame doesn’t work in the health care space, she has much to teach us about the state of inclusion in communities. Blog subscribers: If you don't see the podcast player, click here Subscribe to Health Hats, the Podcast, on your favorite podcast player   Please support my blog and podcast. CONTRIBUTE HERE Episode notes PREFER TO READ OR DEAF? Find here Time-stamped sections Episode intro. 1 Podcast Intro 01:19. 2 Introducing Ame Sanders 02:09. 2 Realizing health was fragile 03:11. 2 Defining community 05:00. 2 Measuring equity. Where’s the data? 07:01. 3 Knowing better and doing better 10:34. 4 Establish a basis of trust 12:54. 5 How did you get to the State of Inclusion? 16:14. 6 Wave a magic wand and make a change 20:39. 7 Podcasting versus blogging 22:56. 7 It can be a negative space 24:15. 8 Motivating change, a tall order 25:46. 8 Episode conclusion 28:31  9 Clips Defining Community I'm open to any definition of community and there are many different ways to define community. It can be social media. It can be the LGBTQ community. It can be people that you identify with. But for the work that I do, largely, the way I define community is either city or county. And I'll give you a reason because my mission for my work is to work with communities to help them become more inclusive. I believe you can change the world one community at a time. and I work with a lot of data. There is a certain level of data that's required to do this work. And it's mostly available at the county level sometimes even not at the county level. Measuring equity -race It is a bit of a conundrum because in one hand you don't want to ask people that question because it shouldn't matter, right. We should be able to go through life and never be asked that because race is an artificial construct in any case. It's not a factual thing. It's an artificial construct and in some cases, as you pointed out, it’s how people perceive themselves and how they define themselves. Knowing better and doing better There’s a quote from Maya Angelou that says, ‘when you know better do better.’ So each of us, I think the most important thing in this work is that each of us own very responsibly. The need to know better and that includes knowing better about ourselves.  And doing better. Establishing trust Then I think that the next thing to work on is dialogue and trust. Because communities only change in this area if you can establish a basis of trust. And that's really important. There’re probably organizations in every Community. So, there are organizations out there. Perhaps one in your own community that will help you work through this di...

In this podcast episode we are welcoming back a guest, Maria Xenidou PhD to share more about her journey of success and happiness. Maria talks about how a seemingly illogical decision of not signing a contract that she made based entirely on her intuition opened the door to her freedom, from a bound to be the next level corporate employee to an entrepreneurial influencer, blogger, podcaster and agent of positive change.  I love how Maria views the importance of health, spending more time on yourself and enjoying one’s life which played a great role to the kind of life that she’s living right now. Maria and I see eye-to-eye that it should be Life first not Work First. Each of us has the power to change our story the way we want it be! The only way to thrive as a person is to be happy about yourself, to love what you do and take advantage of the available resources and share them to empower others!   Episode Timeline 00:00              Intro 18:40              Listening to your intuition -Maria 34:40              Don’t beat yourself up, give yourself some grace. - Candice 39:00              Be surprised of what meditation can do! 42:00              We only live once! 44:50              The important and tough decisions 51:00              Thrive at life, thrive at work 55:00              Allowing yourself to see and accept alternative possibilities 56:30              Maria’s vision 58:00              Exploring opportunities using available resources 1:01:00              Empathy, leadership and learning from one another 1:03:00              Planting seeds of ideas 1:06:50              The meaning of being success-full and fully  cthrive 1:12:00              Closing   Show links Linked in: Maria Xenidou Mentioned on the Show Seth Godin’s AltMBA Program Seth Godin’s The Marketing Seminar Seth Godin’s The Podcasting Fellowship   Book – Steal Like An Artist by Austin Kleon Book – True North by Bill George Book – This Is Marketing by Seth Godin   Highlights of today’s podcast Maria and Candice talk about how work takes a toll on you physically and when is the last time you stopped or pause and notice what’s around you other than work.   Discussion about being like Thoroughbred horses and the blinders they wear - We must take our blinders of so that we can see other options and possibilities.   How books and other resources continue to work on us even after we’ve read them   Getting interested in and beginning to learn about and explore other things you’re your “usual” industry or go to people and sources.   Having healthy discussions with yourself is not being schizophrenic   Maria realizing that the corporate world is not for her anymore after getting a break and having a deeper conversation with herself.   If we really want to thrive in our lives, in our businesses, we have to be open to the possibilities that that can exist. You can wake up in the morning and love where you're going to (novel idea, right).   Thriving is when we realize the beauty of all that we GET to do (not have to must do or should do)   We must be careful not to trap ourselves in constant go, go, go and starve ourselves from personal one-to-one time. We need one on one time with yourself like we need to breathe every day. ___________________ If you enjoyed this episode or it touched, inspired, or activated you in some way I would love  to hear about it. Send me your comments, questions or suggestions We really do want to hear from you so please, tell us your listening, tell us what you think, tell us what you want to hear more of! We LOVE  to hear from you! Until next time, Remember… You Deserve to Be Success-Full and You Deserve to Fully Thrive! Candice Schedule a FREE Call to Explore working with Candice  * * * * * * * * * * 

Today's guest is Alexandra DiPalma, freelance podcast producer to the max! Man, you're gonna love hearing all about her. @LSDiPalma on Twitter. Be sure to subscribe on iTunes and wherever you get your podcasts. Visit brendanomeara.com to subscribe to my monthly newsletter. Once a month. No spam. Can't beat that. So… I've done 130 of these podcasts starting incredibly raw with the most primitive ways of recording till now where I even have a boom arm to hold up the microphone. Yet, yet...I ponied up some $200 to buy a podcasting class package from Creative Live (no affiliation) and in that bundle was a class by Alexandra DiPalma, the brilliant freelance audio producer whose list of credits includes Food For Thot and Seth Godin's Akimbo. She also is the foreman of Seth Godin's Podcasting Fellowship so you could say Alexandra knows her shit. Be sure to follow her and her shows on Twitter. Hit her up on the internets and hit up the show @CNFPod and @BrendanOMeara. Facebooky is The Creative Nonfiction Podcast. Give us a follow, like the page, join our little community of badass true story tellers. Rising tides float all boats. Thanks, moon. Thanks to our sponsors in Goucher College's MFA in Nonfiction and Creative Nonfiction Magazine.