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These words need to count, so don't waste them. Discover my favourite DON'T and your show notes will be better right from the get go. These few simple tips will help you avoid the obvious pitfalls and make the most of the critical text in your podcast show notes. These are the hooks which contribute to wooing listeners to your podcast episodes, so making them count is important. This episode is an audio companion to the blog article "Writing Effective Podcast Show Notes" (https://eastcoaststudio.com.au/how-to-write-podcast-show-notes/). Episode Transcription 0:24 This episode is the first of a short series we'll be doing, which are audio companion pieces to run alongside some blog articles that I've been writing about the world of podcasting. So in this episode, we'll be looking at the topic of how to write effective shownotes. For your podcast, I've got a few simple tips to help you avoid the obvious pitfalls, and make the most of this critical text in your show notes. This text provides the hook which will contribute to wooing listeners to your podcast episode and then hopefully, subscribing and following you for the journey. First of all, let's have a look at the context in which your text will appear. The browsing environment is absolutely critical to understand the user experience is the canvas and also the constraints that we have to work within. So most likely, this canvas will be an app or a mobile phone screen, maybe the desktop app on Mac. The limited space that's available for your text means only a small part of the description that you write is actually visible at all when people are casually scrolling by. These words need to count. 1:36 I'm looking at the Apple Podcasts, desktop app here to illustrate some of the points. But in the article, we've got some good screen grabs from the iOS app that probably is the most useful gauge of the environment that your text will appear in. 1:56 But regardless of that, these same principles apply to any other podcast app, because none of them were showing through your description text in its entirety. Good Example Show Notes 2:06 So first of all, I just started to sort of pick out a few things to use as current illustrations of what I think is really good. And in the article, I've got, like, a little list of importance for each of the items here. So the way I break it down is your title. The title of the episode is really important because that has to communicate to the listener, the what and the why, for that episode, what are they going to get out of it, the first line of your descriptive text will always be there, at least the first, whatever it is, I can't, I'm gonna have to count the number of characters to be able to to tell you accurately. But to me, it's something like first time words is guaranteed, maybe first 20 words, if you're lucky. So that is very important that the following paragraph, I would say is important. But in order to read that subsequent paragraph, your your your reader or your your browser, the person has to actually act, they actually have to sort of click into it in order to be able to access the further information. So really, I think we can sort of discount anything. Beyond that we're looking at good title, really good first line. And that's that's the best shot that we've got. Ted Tech So a couple of examples which I didn't produce. Just just browsing here is the TED Talks always seem to sort of smash every kind of media which they put out there. So savvy, their latest episode of the TED Tech Talk is "Six big ethical questions about the future of AI". Slash Genevieve Bell says everything that you need need to know it's got the topic. It's got the the author who will be presumably guiding you through that topic, and gives you that sort of orientation and motivation... Well yeah, I want to know what the ethical questions are because I want to know what I need to look out for. There's another good one here, let me see was this Q Podcast these are based on my subscription so far, and Apple's just put this in the More To Discover category. Q Podcast So I've got one here, "How Elon Musk can promote free speech without turning Twitter into one big dumpster fire". I really liked that because it's got a little bit of personality in there. The line that follows it, of this is Quillette. Okay. The line that follows it is "veteran technology expert, Jim Ron tells Quillette podcast..." something something so that that first line is failing a little bit really because veteran technology expert, Jim right, okay is establishing the credentials of the guest I guess in this case, he tells Quillette podcast, whatever. Presumably he tells Quillette podcast how Elon Musk can promote free speech without turning Twitter into one big dumpster fire. But but we don't know because the remains of that sentence are under the under the fold. I can't see that unless I click click into it. So, as I'm talking about first line, let me just go back to that first episode, the TED Tech podcast "Six big ethical questions about the future of AI", Genevieve Bell. Firstline "artificial intelligence is all around us. And the future will only" dot dot dot. I'm kind of intrigued I sort of am aware that artificial intelligence is growing around me. But I like things that it's that sort of like future gazing look. So that word future that personally that appeals to me. Let me see if I got any other picks for you. And there's another one. Just in my search subscriptions. I subscribed to a lot of music, podcasts as well as talk but so they don't always have Reno titles which work in the same way. Ted Talks 6:17 Ted Talks Daily, new show out today, "The crime fighting power of cross border investigative journalism, Bakhtawar Iskender", first line: "organised crime operates across national borders". Brilliant, that tells me a whole lot in a very short space of time. So I think all of these things are, the sort of guidance that I'm that I'm getting is that title has to give the reader as much information as possible about what is the subjects of, of the podcast, in this case, there are Talk Talk podcast. And ideally, if you can inject a bit of personality and a bit of motivation in there as well, then we're looking at something which has a bit of a compelling effect on the reader. How We Write Show Notes 7:12 So my examples, which I've put in the blog article, writing effective podcast show notes, are some notes that we wrote for a show, which launched at the beginning of 2022. Called parents in tech. It's a series of interviews with mainly female tech, business people who also have kids. So that's the whole sort of thrust of off the show is exploring how to parent and also build a build a career, particularly in the tech sector. So my example, from one of the early episodes, is baby tech quality time and asking for help with Dr. Petty. First line. As a working parent, life becomes easier when you know and make use of the resources available to you. 8:07 So let's say that's all the reader will see what we've actually done. Beyond that, the second paragraph talks about the guest, Dr. Betty, who she is what what's her professional credentials. And then the third paragraph goes into a little bit more detail about the content of the show, followed by paragraph of links for getting in touch and further further follow up. So we're kind of using that same sort of ambition that the headline says, who is the speaker? And what are they speaking about with a bit of insight into the actual detail of the conversation? Favourite DON'T 8:54 So this brings me on to my favourite don't when writing these, these podcasts, China's I see this quite literally all the time. Which is exactly why it comes in mind number one, for don't do this. 9:14 So here's the sentence of your description, which I would love you not to write. "In this podcast episode, the host, talks to the guest...." Blah, blah, blah. So the reason I am not advocating that sort of obvious approach is I guess it's another example of that sort of linear thinking where you're trying to sort of set out everything and give the reader a full orientation and background or something. But we we can take for granted the fact that the reader will know this is a podcast episode because they're looking at it in their podcast app, presumably looking for new do podcasts sign up to subscribe to or making that decision about whether they actually want to listen to this show in your podcast. So they know it's a podcast episode. And that's your first four words, just wasted hostname. Again, very, very popular. Yes, hosts are very important. But your name as the host will most likely be present in a few other levels of the podcast, you might be on the artwork, you might have your picture on the artwork, the name of the show might include the hostname. So we know the host net, the host is named. So we don't need to do that in the show notes. 10:45 Similarly, although perhaps not quite sort of pushing it, to that degree, the guest name in that first line is sort of it's sort of good, I tend to take that approach, if it's a guest that people may know of, or it may have some sort of search value, let's get them in that title. Because if you are aware of web structures, we have a body text of pages, but we have a heading text. And the headings have a rating from one to six, in terms of their importance to the hierarchy of the document, it says with a web page being in the being the document, but the h1 rating is still there for podcast episodes. And that being the title is the overall little piece of text, which describes everything that follows after it. So it's, it's important. And it's given that importance in search. 11:48 So if your guest is someone who may well be searched or have have a bit of value in that respect, let's get them in the in the title of the show. 11:58 Otherwise, if they're not, obviously they need to be acknowledged and referenced in in the notes. But they're not necessarily bringing any extra value, if the reader doesn't know who they are so better to you to be a bit more descriptive earlier on, and then have a full biography of the guests in paragraph two or two or three, so that we're sort of ticking that box. And there's that extra bit of information there that might be useful later. 12:29 This is basically it. So it's a one shot choice that that you've got here. In this sort of hierarchy of information. We've got podcast artwork, title, first line. And those are the chances that we have to grab people's attention. 12:48 So don't kind of waste it just by waffle. Take Away 12:55 So in essence, what I'm suggesting is that we just reconsider the use of text for our episode titles and descriptions and make sure that they are motivating pieces of text, we want to encourage an action from the reader. If we don't encourage an action, our efforts are wasted, we might as well not have anything at all. So in summary, podcast episode title should contain some kind of topic hook, which makes the listener click through to hear more. And my suggestion, also the name of the guest, or maybe the organisation that's being talked about for extra kind of search value. 13:35 Following that, let's just focus on that first line of the description text. To give a little bit of extra depth to the topic. Don't worry about telling people, it's a podcast, don't worry about telling people who the host is. And possibly don't bother telling people who the guest is. If people are hooked by the theme that you're talking about, I think it's okay to push the push the guest down a little bit. But if there's a bit of value in name checking them or maybe you want to sort of give them a bit of credit and support them by putting their name in your title, then obviously, you can do that. Beyond this, you're absolutely free to elaborate on any of the details in the podcast. Add links to further information, because you can use HTML in podcast description so you can then link to people's LinkedIn, you can link to the articles that you reference or any other kind of resources that are involved in the podcast. And that's about it really. So good luck with writing your podcast, stay focused, make sure you get that motivation in there. And everything will be betterSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In Episode 1, Dee and I touched on traits that is common to Filipinos such as resilience and flexibility. It can be a good and a bad thing, unfortunately. So in this episode, Dee shares some of her tips on navigating the workplace whenever we doubt ourselves and discount our tremendous efforts.   Subscribe to Banana Q Podcast wherever you get your podcast. Follow Banana Q on: Instagram: www.instagram.com/bananaqpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/bananaqpodcast     Zestie survey: I'd like to know you better! https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/6CVL2QD   Join the zesty community on: Instagram: instagram.com/gleefultalkshow Facebook: fb.com/gleefultalkshow Visit us: www.gleefultalkshow.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAq4xOTu7iiaRfPT3t1Nl0Q   Ways to support Gleeful Talkshow: Share to your friends Share on social media Leave a rating on podcasting platforms and Facebook page Buy Glee a cup of coffee or two!   https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ANQENUPWKT9JS   This episode is recorded via Riverside.FM

I recently had the absolute pleasure of chatting with Sheena from the Four Q podcast. Sheena is a holistic social worker with a background in psychology. Sheena offers coaching, courses, counselling and virtual retreats which you can explore more on on her website which are below for you.In this episode I share my journey with healing my relationship with myself through the disconnection and heartbreak of a broken relationship with my father.*Trigger warning* In this episode we touch on topics surrounding trauma, the father wound & toxic relationships. If you have had any of these experiences this episode may not be suitable for you. I have listed some resources in the show notes for anyone who is on their healing journey.Connect with Sheenawww.savasanacollective.com@sheena_savasanacollectiveMental health support below www.beyondblue.org.auwww.parentline.org.auwww.panda.org.auwww.lifeline.org.auIf today's conversation resonates with you, I would love if you could take the time to leave a quick written review on the podcast app or share to your instagram. I hope my journey can support just one women to know she isn't alone. X

Did we have Phil on again? No, but Luke hasn't made another logo and it's late, so that's what you're getting. Actually we don't have any guest this week, it's just Luke and the Lukester reviewing Jucy's BBQ in Pewee Valley. Enjoy, or whatever. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lukespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lukespodcast/support

Welcome to the first ever Lukes Podcast spin-off. Each week (maybe) we'll be grabbing BBQ from a local establishment and talking about it in Luke's car with a special guest. This week joining us is our friend, Philip Becker, for an inaugural River Road BBQ experience. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lukespodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/lukespodcast/support

Supporting Others... Episode #40 Follow us on all Social media platforms @healingqueenzPodcast Follow our Host @EmmaE2K Email us at HealingQueenz@gmail.com *Please Support this Podcast so that we could continue to bring information and motivation to all listeners by sharing, re posting or your donations: CASHAPP- $HealingQueenzINC PayPal- HealingQueenz@gmail.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/healingqueenz/support

On this episode of the Q Podcast, Gabe and Rebekah Lyons sit down to discuss our opportunity to unite with other believers and lead well in this cultural moment. They also share a first look at Culture Summit—this year’s Q Conference taking place in Nashville and in communities around the world this April 22-23. Want to learn more about how you can participate in Culture Summit? Learn more and register at qideas.org/culturesummit.

On this week's episode of “That's My Podcast,” Steph and Josh revisit some segments like “What's Poppin” and “That's the Tea” to discuss some celebrity pregnancies and drama going on in the world. They go back and forth asking each other some funny questions about who the other would invite as their first guest on a talkshow and the worst style choices they've ever made. We hope you enjoy it as much as we loved recording it! See you next week :).

With its oldest members now filling college campuses and entering the workforce, Gen Z is emerging as an increasingly influential generation—a trend that is only likely to continue in the years to come. In the midst of this, what do pastors and church leaders need to know to best reach and engage this new generation? That a question we engage on this episode of the Q Podcast, featuring a portion of a conversation with Gen Z leaders Sadie Robertson Huff and Gabrielle Odom. Want to hear this full Q&A? Get free access to this and more when you start a free trial to Q Media at media.qideas.org/trial.

Perhaps more than ever, it seems many western Christians are feeling the need to deconstruct their faith. Amid this reality, many questions remain. Where do we get our desire to deconstruct? How can we know when this deconstruction is a helpful practice—and when can it negatively impact our faith? These are questions we dive into on this episode of the Q Podcast as we feature an excerpt of a conversation with John Mark Comer from our recent Q&A event. Want to go deeper into this conversation with John Mark Comer? Start a free trial to Q Media to get access to this full Q&A and more at media.qideas.org/trial.

In a year of racial unrest, what can we learn from the stories of two men who challenged segregation in the 1950s? That’s a question we engage in this episode of the Q Podcast. Gabe Lyons is joined by Rev. Freddie Augustine and Gary Fleming. Now in their 70s, these two men played in one of the first integrated Little League baseball games when they were 12 years old. In this conversation, they talk about what that experience meant to them, how it’s shaped their understanding of race in America, and the hope they have for the tensions we face now. To go deeper into this conversation, check out Long Time Coming—a documentary that tells the story of this historic baseball game. You can stream it on Q Media when you start a subscription at qideas.org/about-qmedia.

How should Christians think about the environment? That’s a question Dr. Rusty Pritchard helps us engage in this episode of the Q Podcast. Rusty serves as Vice President of Tearfund USA, an organization that works alongside the local church to overcome poverty and injustice. He is also a resource economist who has worked at the interface between international economic development and global environment sustainability for nearly 30 years. In this conversation, Rusty helps us dive deep into the legacy of environmental injustice, the threat of climate change around the world, and the reality of skepticism in this conversation—pointing us to our unique role and worldview as Christians.

In our current moment, what is hindering the breakthrough of authentic prayer and revival? That’s a question we dive into in this episode of the Q Podcast. Featuring an excerpt from a longer conversation on this critical topic from our recent Q&A gathering, this episode brings together leaders like Jon Tyson, Christine Caine and Corey Russel to get to the root of the problem in our churches and communities of faith when it comes to prayer and revival. To get access to this full conversation, plus seven more on the topics critical for Christian leadership in the year ahead, purchase a digital pass to watch Q&A on-demand at qideas.org/QA.

It’s no secret that the isolation we’ve experienced in 2020 has led to a significant impact on mental health—particularly for pastors and church leaders. In this episode of the Q Podcast, we’ll go deeper by listening to an excerpt from an important and timely conversation on mental health and suicide with psychiatrist Curt Thompson, pastor Scott Sauls and author Rebekah Lyons from our recent Q&A gathering. As the pandemic continues to affect our society—and our churches—in a myriad of ways, this conversation helps us understand how we can pursue a better way forward together. To get access to this full conversation, plus seven more on the topics critical for Christian leadership in the year ahead, purchase a digital pass to watch Q&A on-demand at qideas.org/QA.

We are living in a culture that doesn’t often like to talk about sin, but it is a very real and active problem that affects every aspect of our lives and our world. In this episode of the Q Podcast, Addison Bevere shares about the effects of sin in our culture and challenges us to recover an understanding of what it means to be saved from sin’s power and penalty. Addison is the author of Saints: Becoming More Than “Christians.”

To everyone who is new here- which is everyone, Welcome to the Four Q podcast. I will introduce myself and this podcast in this episode one, before we get into the juicy interviews next week. I will introduce Savasana Collective's Four R formula- Reflect, Redefine, Redesign and Realign which will be the same formula I will use every episode, whether it's riding solo or with my wonderful guests sharing their stories. The most important message? We are creating a community of people who NORMALISE rather than PATHOLOGISE life. Listen to this episode to learn more about our mission and journey. And don't forget- find us on instagram, facebook and our website.

Christian leaders and pastors within the American Church are debating whether to open, shut, stay virtual or enact civil disobedience. Through Q Sessions: Church & State, we recently hosted the only conversation brining all of these perspectives to bear in this essential moment. You can listen to an excerpt from that conversation on this episode of the Q Podcast. From John MacArthur to Andy Stanley, hear two conflicting opinions on how churches and pastors should move forward in a confusing moment.

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In today’s culture, what does it look like for faithful Christ-followers to never settle? That’s a question Greg Holder helps us consider in this episode of the Q Podcast. Greg is the author of a new book called Never Settle: Choices, Chain Reactions and the Way Out of Lukewarminess. In this conversation, Greg helps us see how our everyday decisions, habits and relationships have incredible potential for world-changing, redemptive impact—especially amid a challenging, uncertain season like the one we’re all currently living through.

Nick Hall joins Gabe Lyons on this episode of the Q Podcast for a powerful conversation about our opportunity for evangelism and discipleship in this new cultural moment. Nick Hall serves as an evangelistic voice to this generation. He is the visionary of Together, author of the book Reset and the Founder and Chief Communicator for Pulse Movement, which exists to make Jesus known and to equip His followers to be disciples who multiply.

Esta vez entrevisto a Qcho, comediante, diseñador, ilustrador, nacido en Quito. Qcho además de comediante de standup es coleccionista y conocedor de la cultura pop, los comics, las series y demás. Hablamos un poco sobre su carrera, sobre sus aventuras en la comedia y... Lee más

Caleb Kaltenbach is a pastor and founder of The Messy Grace Group where he helps churches love and foster community with LGBTQ individuals without sacrificing theological convictions. He's currently writing Messy Truth and has also authored God of Tomorrow and Messy Grace (where he discusses being raised in the LGBTQ community, following Jesus, and how loving others doesn't require shifting beliefs).  A graduate of Ozark Christian College, Talbot School of Theology (Biola University), he received his doctorate from Dallas Theological Seminary. In addition to having served as a lead pastor and associate pastor, Caleb has served on the boards of ministries and colleges. He and his family live in Southern California. Amy is a Registered Associate Marriage Family Therapist https://www.calebkaltenbach.com/ https://www.instagram.com/calebwilds/ https://www.facebook.com/calebwilds/   Besides speaking, writing, and consulting, Caleb has been guest with or featured in The New York Times, Fox and Friends, The Glenn Beck Show, The Eric Metaxas Show, Christianity Today, Focus on the Family, Family Life Today, Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, Church Leaders Podcast, The 700 Club, unSeminary Podcast, Moody radio shows, Q Podcast, Dallas Seminary Table Podcast, and more.   

What is the future of evangelism? As attendance and membership at American churches continue to decline, the Pinetops Foundation estimates that within the next 30 years, between 28 to 42 million young people raised in Christian homes will choose to leave the faith. While some may see this as a discouraging statistic, Joshua Crossman sees it instead as a great opportunity—the single largest gospel opportunity in the history of America, in fact. In this episode of the Q Podcast, he shares his research and optimism for the future. Joshua Crossman shares what he believes to be the single-largest gospel opportunity in the history of America.

As a college student, Blythe Hill decided to wear a dress every day for a month. What started as a simple style challenge has since blossomed into a global anti-human trafficking movement known as Dressember, raising $7.5 million for organizations like International Justice Mission, A21, Saving Innocence and more. In this episode of the Q Podcast, Blythe joins Gabe Lyons to share how the movement gained traction, what she’s learned in the process and how others can join in their efforts. Dressember’s founder shares how a simple style challenge grew to raise $7.5 million for anti-trafficking efforts.

The J and Q Podcast is about finding joy in high school. Jeremiah and Quran are both 10th graders and love comedy. Both scholars speak on various topics but include the joy factor when discussing said topics. 

Caleb Kaltenbach is a pastor and founder of The Messy Grace Group where he helps churches love and create belonging for those who relate as LGBTQ without sacrificing theological convictions. He also authored God of Tomorrow and Messy Grace (where he discusses being raised in the LGBTQ community, following Jesus, and how loving others doesn't require shifting beliefs).Besides speaking at conferences and churches, Caleb has been a guest with The New York Times, Fox and Friends, The Glenn Beck Show, The Eric Metaxas Show, Christianity Today, Focus on the Family, Family Life Today, Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, Church Leaders Podcast, The 700 Club, Moody radio shows, Q Podcast, Dallas Seminary podcasts, and more. A graduate of Ozark Christian College and Talbot School of Theology (Biola University), he received his doctorate from Dallas Theological Seminary. In addition to having served as a lead pastor and associate pastor, Caleb has served on the boards of ministries and colleges. He and his family live in Southern California.

Caleb Kaltenbach is a pastor and founder of The Messy Grace Group where he helps churches love and create belonging for those who relate as LGBTQ without sacrificing theological convictions. He also authored God of Tomorrow and Messy Grace (where he discusses being raised in the LGBTQ community, following Jesus, and how loving others doesn't require shifting beliefs).Besides speaking at conferences and churches, Caleb has been a guest with The New York Times, Fox and Friends, The Glenn Beck Show, The Eric Metaxas Show, Christianity Today, Focus on the Family, Family Life Today, Carey Nieuwhof Leadership Podcast, Church Leaders Podcast, The 700 Club, Moody radio shows, Q Podcast, Dallas Seminary podcasts, and more. A graduate of Ozark Christian College and Talbot School of Theology (Biola University), he received his doctorate from Dallas Theological Seminary. In addition to having served as a lead pastor and associate pastor, Caleb has served on the boards of ministries and colleges. He and his family live in Southern California.

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This may be the longest interview I've ever done! On today's podcast, I'm sharing a snippet of an interview from the Star-B-Q Podcast, on one of their "Nibblers" episodes. Ironic, in a sense, since the full interview goes for two hours! For the snippet you'll hear here, I'm talking with their co-host Fode (yes, as in podrace announcers Fode and Beed) about Force users and non-users, and how the notion of being in a "flow state" is similar to what non-Force-users might be experiencing in the Star Wars universe. Punch it! ***I'm listener supported! Go to http://Patreon.com/sw7x7 to donate to the Star Wars 7x7 podcast, and you’ll get some fabulous rewards for your pledge.***  Check out SW7x7.com for full Star Wars 7x7 show notes and links, and to comment on any of the content of this episode! If you like what you've heard, please leave me a rating or review on iTunes or Stitcher, which will also help more people discover this Star Wars podcast. Don't forget to join the Star Wars 7x7 fun on Facebook at Facebook.com/SW7x7, and follow the breaking news Twitter feed at Twitter.com/SW7x7Podcast. I'm also on Pinterest and Instagram as "SW7x7" too, and I'd love to connect with you there!

Trillificent and guest VJ discuss the Buzzfeed article '10 Sex Kinks That Prove There’s No One Way To Do It.' The pair closes the show discussing some questions/scenarios presented by the 6 Brown Chicks. Guest Info:Twitter / Instagram: vj_burtonSnapchat: miquebwww.GaysideStories.com/guests Article:https://www.buzzfeed.com/gabrielsanchez/inside-the-dark-and-sexy-world-of-hardcore-kink?utm_term=.hrmG5pmMp#.lpkkBVW7V Sounds of the Stories Playlist: https://soundcloud.com/gaysidestories/sets/sounds Twitter/Instagram/Facebook: GaysideStoriesTumblr: http://thegaysidestories.tumblr.com GaysideStories@gmail.comwww.GaysideStories.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gaysidestories/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gaysidestories/support

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Miriam Schulman discusses why it's important to think about ethics and what makes a "good person."

Hackworth Fellow Miranda Bartosz discusses ethics with members of the Santa Clara community.

The term “secular” is perhaps overused when referring to government, schools, business and western culture in general. But is the secular something “out there?” Or are we all “secular” now? What’s changed? And is secularism the last word? In this episode of the Q Podcast, Philosopher and theologian James K.A. Smith gives us context for this shift and how Christians can effectively engage it. 

My guest today is Ari Coleman, co-host of the Gaytheist Manifesto podcast. Today we’re going to talk about their backstory and a little bit about the science behind gender. Links:·         The Gaytheist Manifesto: http://gaytheistmanifesto.secularmediagroup.com/   ·         The Gaytheist Manifesto on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheGaytheistManifesto/   ·         Ari on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aricoleman40   ·         The Q Podcast: http://www.theqpodcast.com/   ·         Atheist Apocalypse: http://www.atheistapocalypse.com/   ·         The Token Skeptic: http://tokenskeptic.org/   ·         Shift to Reason conference: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/brainstorm-podcasts-shift-to-reason-conference-tickets-18531444048   ·         Dream Youth: http://dreamyouth.bandcamp.com   ·         Asher Silberman: http://www.ashersilberman.com/   ·         My Twitter: http://twitter.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bianymeanspodcast   ·         Listener line: 410-690-3558   ·         My Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means Blog: http://freethoughtblogs.com/bianymeans/   

We check back in with author, teacher and speaker Preston Sprinkle. Also, have the terms “Emo” and “Evangelical” come to mean something totally different than when they started? What can we do to claim victory over our addition to Corn?! Has Toby uncovered what might be the worst thing yet to ever be addicted to? Tune in and find out! Sponsors and Links: MILE IQ - Text BadChristian to 31996 Trackr - www.thetracker.com code BADCHRISTIAN WEEBLY - http://weebly.com/badchristian Preston Sprinkle - http://prestonsprinkle.com/ Q Podcast - http://qpodcast.org/ Zach Bolen - http://www.zachbolen.com/

Today we’re going to talk about what it’s like being a bisexual atheist in the South. Joining me today are Kate Ashcraft and Sharon Bush of the Unbuckling the Bible Belt podcast (or as it’s known now, the UTBB podcast) and Morgan Stringer of the No Religion Required podcast to talk about their experiences. This is definitely going to be a conversation you don’t want to miss. Links:·         Unbuckling the Bible Belt (UTBB): http://unbucklingthebiblebelt.com/   ·         UTBB on Twitter: https://twitter.com/UtbbP  ·         UTBB on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/utbbpodcast/   ·         Kate’s blog on Ex-Christian.net: http://www.ex-christian.net/blog/170-the-bluegrass-skeptic/   ·         The Bluegrass Skeptic on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/thebluegrassskeptic/   ·         Kate on Twitter: https://twitter.com/bluegrassskep   ·         No Religion Required: http://www.spreaker.com/user/noreligionrequiredpod   ·         Morgan’s Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/MorganStringerNRR/   ·         Removing the Fig Leaf: http://www.patheos.com/blogs/removingthefigleaf/   ·         BAMSouth: http://bamsouth.com/   ·         Morgan on Twitter: https://twitter.com/MoString   ·         The Q Podcast: http://www.theqpodcast.com/   ·         Atheists of Facebook online convention: https://www.facebook.com/events/1699973506881470/   ·         Dream Youth: http://dreamyouth.bandcamp.com   ·         Asher Silberman: http://www.ashersilberman.com/   ·         My Twitter: http://twitter.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bianymeanspodcast   ·         Listener line: 410-690-3558   ·         My Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means Blog: http://www.bianymeans.com   

My guest for today is Justin Scott. You may recognize him as the guy on YouTube who is currently asking the presidential candidates why atheists should vote for them. We’re gonna talk about why this is an important question, along with a little bit about his background. Links:·         Justin Scott’s YouTube page: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCNoafjSA0upe--POcDGPpPA   ·         JScott Images: http://www.jscottimages.com/   ·         Justin on Twitter: http://twitter.com/iowaatheist247   ·         The Q Podcast: http://www.theqpodcast.com/   ·         Utah Outcasts: http://podhell.com/shows/utah-outcasts/   ·         Dream Youth: http://dreamyouth.bandcamp.com   ·         Asher Silberman: http://www.ashersilberman.com/   ·         My Twitter: http://twitter.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/bianymeanspodcast   ·         Listener line: 410-690-3558   ·         My Patreon page: http://www.patreon.com/tmamone   ·         Bi Any Means Blog: http://www.bianymeans.com   

Holiday episode, Paul Sating, creator of multiple podcasts, shares his financial journey. He has retired from the military, has a full-time job, real estate income, and shares highs and lows through it all. We discuss: His wealth-building mentality & the mentors who walked him through the mechanics of finances. The power of a 15-minute conversation to help his financial foundation. The most important principle for him with finances is simply debt management. Looking at debt can be overwhelming. When it comes to debt:  "Mitigate then Eliminate." Learning the value of hard work in a farming community. His first job at $3 per hour, then working 3 jobs when he was 16. How you make a goal about your finances so that you can live the life you really desire. How you have to define happiness for you. The sleeplessness that comes through having debt. He owns 3 homes and is earning income from most of them. When you are moving regularly, consider purchasing a home in each area. The housing market conditions can work for you or against you.   The housing decisions that have to be made as you move regularly, such as:  Buy or rent?  School zones to be considered?  On base housing or off base?  Re-financing helped him survive to ride out the housing market ups and downs. How he chose a quality property manager?  Customer service.  Prompt responses  Meeting his needs as a homeowner. Serving in the military, he had a steady income consistently.  After working overseas, he had a young family and hit a very low point financially. How he was able to pull himself out of the low point to make ends meet financially. The consolidation loan helped him pull out of the financial mess.   Minimalism: He was a minimalist when he had to be. The focus to make it through the financial struggle. Money is important but is second to the relationships in his life. How divorce turned his life & finances upside down. How he struggled to put his children through a safe school. "I did all the right things...and here I was, back at square one.  I had to get up, brush myself off, and start up again." "Sometimes the best step is to just start and go with it." "Stay focused on the end of the tunnel." He would rather have the life moments than driving the nice ride. He test drives the Infinity regularly. Money & marriage:  how it works for them.  She is carefree and he is disciplined. His daily tracker/ and every penny how they counted the money. The budget was on the fridge even in front of the kids' artwork. The validation moments: to see each one of the sections on the bar chart to remind yourself how much you've accomplished. The happy medium they have found as a couple in their financial journey. The question that woke him up to enjoy life: "How much do you need to save before you are good?"  Podcast Washington, so much creativity and  Why he loves to podcast.  It's his medium. "I can listen to who I want to, when I want to." The Q. His podcast on Positive Humanism.  "Sometimes the questions are more important than the answers." His podcast is helping him be accountable to himself by focusing on the positive. Atheist Apocalypse: a fictional comedy, an audio drama, talking about the end... All the work that goes into making a podcast. Enjoying the journey of creating. No matter where you are: the student loan debt, or credit card debt, this is temporary.  Stay disciplined, stay focused and keep at it. Make sure you have a reward periodically.  Something to keep you on track. Resources mentioned in this episode: The Q Podcast  (explicit) Theqpodcast on Twitter The Atheist Apocalypse (PG-13) AApodcastshow on Twitter Think Enriched Virtual Tip Jar You've heard of the Think Enriched Crew, but are you in yet?   Subscribe in iTunes.  Or Stitcher Radio. Rate & Review the show.

Mac 20 Q Podcast talks to Mac and iOS users about how they use their computers. This episode is with Allister Jenks, a Podcaster from New Zealand. We talk about his favourite apps for the Mac and for iOS. Get tips on how to use good apps to get things done with your Apple computers. Part Two coming.....

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!

We return with Q! Plus THOR, Trek video games, and MORE!