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What does it really mean to "Own Your Masters"?In this episode, we discuss the power and value of sound recordings (masters), what the components are, and how to protect them.Whether you're a recording artist, producer, or want to start a record label, the sound recordings are the foundation of it all.Make sure you know what you own before you decide to give it up.Questions? Drop us a comment or connect at @paidinfullpod on IG/Twitter.Thanks for tuning in! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Who is Scott Perry?Scott Perry is a husband, father, teacher, musician, and Chief Difference Maker at Creative on Purpose. He's also on the head coach team in Seth Godin's online programs and is the author of Endeavor.Scott believes that excellence is cultivated through work that enhances the lives of others. He helps people like you step into possibility with curiosity, courage, and a commitment to make things better.Want to connect? Reach Scott by email at scott@creativeonpurpose.com.What Is Creative on Purpose?Creative on Purpose is a blog, broadcast, community, and coaching program for people like you who are ready to fly higher in endeavors that make a difference. The Creative on Purpose Vision & MissionVision - Creative on Purpose envisions a world where everyone is able to explore and develop their potential through fulfilling work done with and for others.Mission - Creative on Purpose helps people like you see and step into possibility in endeavors that make a difference.The Creative on Purpose Promise - Making things better together.Making things better requires leaning into challenges with curiosity, commitment, courage, and collaboration. When you leverage your creative capacity in these efforts and engage with integrity and intention, you rise to artistry in any enterprise.Ready? Let's go! About Scott Perry, Chief Difference Maker at Creative on Purpose I'm a husband, father, teacher, and musician from Floyd, Virginia. I also a coach in Seth Godin's Akimbo workshops. I founded Creative on Purpose after graduating from Seth's altMBA program. Since then, in addition to my work here at Creative on Purpose, I've authored the Creative on Purpose Handbook, Endeavor, and The Stoic Creative Handbook.What I BelieveYour life is enhanced most through work that elevates the lives of others. I help people who are ready discover, develop, and deliver endeavors that make a difference. Ready to find fulfillment and meaning through enterprises that are worth the effort? Let's go! Together we can cultivate excellence while we enhance the lives of those who collide with our work.Questions? Drop me an email. Ready to get guided and get going? Join us inside the free Creative on Purpose micro-course, Endeavor Basics to access the rest of the site.

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This is an impromptu podcast answering one of the questions I get asked the most: If my mediumship gifts are given to me by God why can't I use them for mediumship? Many mediums believe that they are serving God by using their God given gifts to bring through messages from spirits. But are they? Listen up to find out. Questions? Drop me line at clare@claremcnaul.com.

In this episode, I discuss indices (or exponents) and the 6 laws of indices. These laws or rules of indices will help us to manipluate the numbers with indices. Questions? Drop an email at bitesizemathpi@gmail.com. Visit http://www.bitesizemathpi.com

As the southern campaign continues, Nathanael Greene entices British General Cornwallis deep into North Carolina. Cut of from a reliable supply line, it was Greene's hope to defeat a desperate and starving British column. Cornwallis indulges Greene and battles the Continentals and militia at Guilford Court House in the spring of 1781. While technically a draw, Cornwallis' force was too depleted to continue and regrouped with a new plan to attack Virginia. We also take the time to begin to explore the legacy of the revolution and its influence on the military institutions of the new republic. Questions? Drop a line at americawarpodcast@gmail.com or on the podcast's facebook page. Don't forget to leave a review on ITunes! Thanks for listening.

In our last episode we spoke of the John Burgoyne's advance down the Hudson River Valley. After being repulsed at the Battle of Bennington and the failure of the siege of Fort Stanwix, Burgoyne was in trouble. Electing to continue his advance, he met Horatio Gates and his Continentals near Saratoga, New York. After two failed attempts to carry the American position, Burgoyne had no choice but to surrender. This was a pivotal point in the revolution. The victory convinced France to recognize the United States and bind themselves together in an alliance. If you enjoy this podcast, leave a review on ITunes. Questions? Drop me a line at Americawarpodcast@gmail.com. Take a listen!

One of the pivotal battles of 1777 took place in the Hudson River valley near the small town of Saratoga where John Burgoyne's forces met their match in the early fall of 1777. While not predestined for failure, by the last summer of 1777, Burgoyne's forces met some unexpected challenges that would, in hindsight, prevent him from achieving victory. This episode will concentrate on the prelude to this epic battle. If you enjoying listening to this podcast, please consider writing a review on ITunes or giving a donation at the website, americaatwarpodcast.com. Questions? Drop me a line at americawarpodcast@gmail.com. Thanks for listening!