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Today's Episode In this “Reverse Podcast” episode, Dr. Travis McVay interviews Dr. Raj about his journey in media, his mentors, and teaching methods. Together, they also delve into their experiences as physician podcasters, sharing insights and lessons learned along the way. Today's Guest Dr. Travis McVay is an anesthesiologist from Dallas, TX. He grew up writing Thank You Notes for every gift no matter the size. This habit inspired him to start his very own podcast called Thank You Notes where he and his guests talk about medicine, fitness, music, and share thanks for the good things in life.  Thank You Notes links: Podcast Instagram Facebook About Dr. Raj Dr Raj is a quadruple board certified physician and associate professor at the University of Southern California. He was a co-host on the TNT series Chasing the Cure with Ann Curry, a regular on the TV Show The Doctors for the past 7 seasons and has a weekly medical segment on ABC news Los Angeles. Want more Dr. Raj? Check out the Beyond the Pearls lecture series! The Ultimate High Yield Bundle: The complete review of high-yield clinical medicine topics necessary for graduate medical education board exams including NBME, USMLE Steps 1/2/3, ITE and ABIM Boards. You can also listen to the Beyond the Pearls podcast. Check out our other shows: Physiology by Physeo Step 1 Success Stories The InsideTheBoards Study Smarter Podcast The InsideTheBoards Podcast Produced by Ars Longa Media To learn more about us and this podcast, visit arslonga.media. You can leave feedback or suggestions at arslonga.media/contact or by emailing info@arslonga.media. Produced by: Christopher Breitigan and Erin McCue. Executive Producer: Patrick C. Beeman, MD Legal Stuff The information presented in this podcast is intended for educational purposes only and should not be construed as professional or medical advice. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Tynee Talks does her podcast in reverse and is interviewed by her friend, and guest host, Zaneta Chuniq Inpower. In this episode you will learn more about Tynee, her likes, her dislikes, her love for FLINT, MI, and much, much more... This episode is brought to you by: SZN 7 Sponsor: 810 TACOS Seasoning 810 Tacos is a premium seasoning pack made with 9 high-quality, fresh spices that are low in sodium and maxed out in flavor! "Made for tacos, Delicious on Everything!" Use Code: TYNEETALKSTACOS and receive FREE SHIPPING on orders $20 or more Sponsor Links: WEBSITE: https://810Tacos.com INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/810Tacos Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/810Tacos ** Host (Tynee Talks) Links: Linktr.ee/tyneetalks Facebook: www.facebook.com/tyneetalks/ Instagram: Instagram.com/tyneetalks Twitter: @tyneetune Shop Tynee Talks Merchandise: shop.spreadshirt.com/tynee-talks www.shoptyneetalks.bigcartel.com Support Tynee Talks Podcast by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/tynee-talks Find out more at http://tyneetalks.com This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

A twist on the typical episode! This is something I did two years back with Episode 23 (Reverse Podcast Episode with my then 7-year-old daughter where we talked about marketing) and so I decided to do it again but have a different flavor. I brought on my 9-year-old daughter to ask her some questions around creativity...and I answer those same questions. It's so fun to compare how we answer. The result is sometimes hilarious and always super cute. In this episode we cover: What does being creative mean to you; How do you know that something is creative; What are some things you do that help you be more creative; When have you been the most creative; Anything else that we each want to share. For more content, subscribe to Modern Startup Marketing on Apple or Spotify or wherever you like to listen, and don't forget to leave a review! And whenever you're ready, there are 3 ways I can help you: 1. Startup marketing strategy, execution and advising (25+ happy clients and mentees) >> www.furmanovmarketing.com 2. Sign up to get my monthly newsletter where I'm sharing playbooks and insights and cracking some jokes that will make you smile guaranteed >> https://share.hsforms.com/1cP1V40x7RGes5gHk1XNgNw47lba 3. Sponsor my Top 10% podcast and get startup founders, marketers and VCs hearing about your brand >> https://anchor.fm/anna-furmanov You can also find me hanging out on LinkedIn every single week: www.linkedin.com/in/annafurmanov --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anna-furmanov/message

John asks for listeners help navigating between stories and boring, 90 MPH and 30 MPH, A's and F's, between Yesses and No, and epic adventures and safe ground. Email him at pulltabproductions@gmail.com

What is an energetic boundary? Why is building your self-awareness an integral part of maintaining your energetic boundaries? Can energy be like water? In this reverse podcast episode, Chris McDonald interviews me about how to set energetic boundaries for the holidays. We discuss how you can ground yourself and develop a greater self-awareness around your energy. Thanks for listening, I'd love to connect with you over on Instagram and Facebook. Sign up for my Free Email Course. SHOW NOTES AND RESOURCES: Click here WEBSITE: www.amiokpodcast.com

The guys discuss the release of UFO footage, confront their favorite podcasts for stealing an idea they forgot to post, and Boone fights a hippo. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/yawg/message

Prior to this podcast Keara and I were celebrating at the base club with many of her friends and co-workers because she was just selected to the rank of Master Sergeant (MSgt). MSgt is a big step in an enlisted member's career and she is very deserving of being selected. In episode #3, I said that Keara will be my boss one day and I can say it with even more certainty now that her and I are the same rank. Episode #3 was one of my favorites because the entire time I was talking to a friend about stories and topics that we both enjoy. It's been a month since our first podcast together and over the last few weeks she floated the idea of another podcast where her and I switch roles. I was immediately open to the idea and couldn't say no when she wanted to do it the same evening as her MSgt release party. For the first time in any of my podcasts, we had a live audience of two people sitting in the same room as us watching my guest and I talk. Talking to Keara was just as fun this time for me as it was last time. I did much more talking on this podcast than any of my podcasts before this. Keara got me to realize that my favorite color is blue, my favorite animal is a dog, and that everybody knows I don't like making plans… I really, really, don't like making plans. She even had me build my perfect air traffic controller at the end which is a question I like to do with all of my air traffic control guests. Keara, thanks for letting me feel what it's like to be on the other side of my own podcast. You should start your own podcast when you get to England, you'd be good at it. Congrats on making MSgt and please invite me to your Chief Induction ceremony in six years.

Are you ready for this? A twist on the typical Anna + guest format! One of my listeners suggested I ask myself the same questions I typically ask my guests...so basically interview myself. If you ever wanted to learn more about me personally, this will help! And as an added bonus, I ask my 7-year-old daughter some of the same questions. The result is sometimes hilarious and always super cute. In this episode I cover: What does marketing mean to me; Quick pitch about my company, who I'm for, what problems I help solve; How did I start this company; Who's on the team; What's working really well from my own marketing and channels perspective; Quick note on lead gen; Challenges I'm trying to figure out; How has COVID affected my marketing strategy; What did I do early stage (given limited resources) to stand out (HINT: focus on your superpowers); The last 2-3 good ideas I've come up with; How I keep my marketing fresh and stay creative; What's my "favorite failure" (HINT: not just one!); What are some bad recommendations in sales/marketing; Sharing something more personal about myself, maybe a little strange. For more content, subscribe to Modern Startup Marketing on Apple or Spotify (or wherever you like to listen). You can find Anna on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/annafurmanov or visit this website: www.furmanovmarketing.com Thanks for listening! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/anna-furmanov/message

Shownotes: https://www.ecommercecafe.nl/reverse-podcast-met-het-ecommerce-cafe/ Lid worden: https://www.ecommercecafe.nl/online-members/ In deze speciale editie van het ecommercecafe.nl, word ik, Dries de Gelder geïnterviewd door Remco Verwaijen. Op deze manier zal je meer te weten komen over Dries de Gelder en het eCommerce Café. Dries en Remco kennen elkaar al heel lang. Uit de studententijd van Remco. Remco Verwaijen geeft trainingen, organiseert workshops en presenteert. Vanaf 2011 heeft hij veel ervaring opgedaan bij ondernemers, mbo-studenten, -docenten en -medewerkers, maar ook kinderen in het basisonderwijs. Zijn favoriete onderwerpen? Presenteren, presentatietechnieken, (Elevator) Pitches, interviewen en Social Media (waaronder Instagram en LinkedIn). Wat wordt er zoal besproken. Hoe is hemdenonline ontstaan? Hoe ben je erbij gekomen om hemden te gaan verkopen. Leuk dat je dat vraagt. Mijn vader heeft een kledingwinkel in België. In 2005 zei ik tegen hem, je moet echt een webshop gaan beginnen, anders besta je dadelijk niet meer. Toen zei mijn vader, “Wie koopt er nou kleding online?” Dus in 2006/2007, in de geenpunt.nl periode had ik Henry en die kon wel een webshop bouwen. Zullen we het samen doen? Dan kan jij de hemdjes inpakken als we ooit een bestelling krijgen. Als ik mij niet vergis hebben we de website laten bouwen voor 2000 EURO. In die tijd had je Van Dorven, die had altijd van die mooie overhemden. Met hoge boordjes en allerlei kleuren. En ik had al gezien op Google dat er veel op gezocht wordt. Dus ik zei tegen mijn vader dat we die hemden moesten inkopen. Toen zijn mijn vader en ik naar Brussel gegaan, want de winkel lag in België. Het fashioncenter lag in Brussel. Toen hebben we een enorme partij hemden ingekocht. Ik denk dat we toen 15 a 20 verschillende hemden gekocht hadden. Uiteindelijk hebben we daar misschien één hemd van verkocht. En dan was nota bene aan een vriend van mij. Mijn vader had beslist om gewoon, normale hemden online te verkopen. En vanaf toen liep het als een molen. Toen ben je naar Shots gegaan, hoe ging dat? Ik heb ooit de eigenaar van Shots, 10 verkeerde hemden opgestuurd. Zo ben ik met hem in contact gekomen. Toen ben ik een keer, nog voor mijn burn-out in de tijd van hemden online. Hij had op zijn kaartje staan “Shots media, directeur.” Dus ik zei tegen hem, “Je zit in de media, wat gaaf. Ik ben veel met marketing bezig. Misschien moeten we eens een koffie drinken. En mijn excuses dat ik je 10 verkeerde hemden heb opgestuurd.” Hij liet me weten dat hij momenteel twee maanden door Azië aan het reizen was en als hij terug was zou hij mij een mailtje sturen. Na twee maanden kreeg ik inderdaad een mailtje om te laten weten dat hij in het land was. Ik ben toen op mijn vrije dag naar hem toe gegaan, hij zei wel dat ik eerst moest kijken op de website wat hij precies deed. Ik moest wel een beetje blozen, want hij zat blijkbaar in de erotische artikelen. Ik heb apparaten op die website gezien, waar ik nog nooit van gehoord had of überhaupt niet wist dat het bestond. Ik dacht dat ik open-minded was, maar die apparaten had ik nog nooit in mijn leven gezien. Je moet je voorstellen, ik kwam in een showroom waar 25 duizend verschillende producten in lagen. Maar zo ben ik er dus terecht gekomen. Ik stuurde naar verschillende mensen, tegen het einde van mijn burn-out dat ik klaar was voor een nieuwe uitdaging. En Oscar belde mij binnen de vijf minuten op, “Joh, wij moeten eens praten. Ik zit te denken om met Shots, wij doen nu alleen fabrikant, maar ik wil ook de consumenten markt op. Misschien kan jij dat voor mij onderzoeken en kijken hoe dat gaat.

Geoff and Joe from the band Only Human reverse the podcast interview on me and ask me some questions! Do yo like bro talk for 30 min? Well Gee Golly you’ve come to the right place

In this episode, Joy Stephens of Thoughts and Moments Radio completely takes over Chris' podcast and brings him out of his comfort zone in the best possible ways. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thingsyoudontseepodcast/support

Matt and Beth flip the script and interview me about my first competition and jiu-jitsu goals.

Today we have a special reverse episode with Pro Bono Partnership of Atlanta. Earlier this year, Dolph was featured on the Pro Bono Partnership Atlanta Podcast with Sireesha Ghanta and Robyn Miller. The episode released last week on SoundCloud. Check it out and learn about mission creep: what it is, how to avoid it, and what to do if you want to expand your mission.

Let's try this again but this time with more video. Click the link or go to our youtube page at room 107 no girls allowed for the reverse podcast video and other fun stuff! VVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVV https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FR1Ovl5X2sQ&t=1240s --- 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/107-no-girls-allowed/message

En este epistodio... Sebastián Garza mejor conocido en IG como "El Trague" se dio a la tarea de hacerme preguntas bieeen complicadas. PUCHENLE AL PLAY! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/descorchandomx/message

“What’s a reverse podcast?”    Earlier this year, Patton McDowell interviewed me for his podcast, Your Path to Nonprofit Leadership. He released the episode on his feed last week, and I’m releasing his episode on the Successful Nonprofits Podcast feed with Patton’s permission.   Patton interviews me about how to best engage your board members and build your organization in these challenging times.  We discuss board development, fundraising tactics you can incorporate into your development plan, and two things every nonprofit should invest in right now.    We close our conversation with some great – and specific – productivity tips that I've developed during my years as a consultant and nonprofit CEO, as well as several online and book resources that you’ll definitely want to check out!

Hi, meine Lieben, schön, dass er wieder da seid, hier ist der Markus, und zwar heute gibt's mal etwas anderes. Und zwar gehen wir heute nicht hin und bekommen. Content von mir an euch, sondern ich brauche Content von euch an mich. Ich bin gerade mit meinem engsten Team in einer Besprechung, in einer Diskussion. Wir machen. Wir sind immer noch ein bisschen an der Jahresplanung dran, und jetzt hat sich folgende Frage aufgetan Und da brauch ich mal eure Hilfe oder Wir brauchen eure Hilfe. Wie sieht das denn aus? Wenn ich eine Art Agentur eröffne und eine Dienstleistung an einen Kunden anbietet, dann bin ich ja für diese Dienstleistung haftbar. Wenn ich diese Dienstleistung aber jetzt nach unten durchreiche, an eine Art Subunternehmer, an einen Subunternehmer, denn er ist bei uns nicht angestellt. Er ist selbstständig. Ob das Scheinselbstständigkeit ist oder nicht, muss er erklären. Aber wenn der jetzt was versaut, sagen wir mal Er reinigt Porzellan, Waschbecken mit dem falschen Reiniger und verätzt das. Jetzt musst du ja. Jetzt musste er neues Porzellan, Waschbecken einbauen. Aber greift doch mal einem nackten Mann in die Tasche. Wenn der nix hat, dann geht ja auch nix, so dass das erste Problem. Der Kunde wendet sich aber dann an uns. Jetzt ist die Frage Gibt es im deutschen Recht irgendeine Konstellation, die du kennst, die wir nutzen könnten? Dass wir die Haftung vertraglich nach unten durchreichen, also von unserem Kunden? Dass unser Kunde sich bereiterklärt, die Haftung an unseren Subunternehmer zu richten und nicht an uns? Gibt es da irgendwas? Denn vom Prinzip her ist es ja so Wenn ich einen Sony Kopfhörer im Mediamarkt kaufe, dann gibt's eine Herstellergarantie. Und der Hersteller, also die Garantie, wird im Prinzip durchgereicht.   Dann ist ja auch nicht Mediamarkt haftbar, zumindest nicht hier in der Schweiz. Deutschland bin ich mir jetzt sicher. Aber das ist die große Frage Können wir uns aus der Haftung mit einem entsprechenden Franchise-System oder einem Agentur System, einem Vermittlungs System raushauen? Und trotzdem? Und jetzt kommt der Haken und trotzdem dem Kunden eine Rechnung schreiben, denn es wäre ja. Es ist ja so, dass wir an jeder Rechnung noch mitverdienen möchten, ist ja klar. Wie kriege ich die Haftung nach unten durch, sodass ich immer aus dem Schneider bin und das Recht sicher? Eine Frage an die Rechtsanwältin, eine Frage an die Notare unter euch oder auch jemanden, der das kennt? Ja, bitte einfach beantworten. Auf meine Website www. Panzerknacker minus podcast. Dot. Com. Da haben wir auf der rechten Seite Wände, mal die ganzen ups weg geklickt hast oder auch dich eingetragen hast. Da haben wir auf der rechten Seite einen kleinen Button. Damit kannst du mir eine Weißmehl schicken, oder du darfst mir natürlich auch liebend gern eine E-Mail schicken. Panzerknacker Minos podcaster. Dot. Com. Und ja, das wird uns mal interessieren. Wir würden uns da auch sicherlich erkenntlich zeigen. Aber diesmal mal ein reverse Podcast. Ich brauche Content von dir. Wie sieht das aus? Wer uns da eine Möglichkeit liefert, rechtssicher. Der erste, dessen Schaden soll es nicht sein. Den machen wir tierisch reich. Nein, wir schauen mal. Okay, ansonsten werden wir jetzt erst mal wieder weitermachen. Das wars von mir für dich. Vielleicht findest du auch eine Lösung, und ich danke dir fürs Zuhören und denke mal, dran sei die Stimme, nicht das Echo.  

Matt continues the conversation with his guest, Samantha Spittle after having taken a break to have dinner and margaritas at Hector's of Nokesville. In this Full Flush, the topic delves into Samantha's vision for the podcast and how it continues to evolve over time.

Matt Jennings, the Reverse Podcast host, sits down with this weeks "guest," Samantha Spittle. Matt and Samantha discuss her journey from humble beginnings to getting a podcast started. Samantha tells us about her life growing up as an Army BRAT and how that shaped the way she is today, and she even includes a story about a mishap she had while wearing a zebra-print coat. Enjoy!

It’s a reverse podcast! On this special episode, Coach Michelle interviewed Coach Hidi to celebrate the 5 year anniversary of the studio (1/31/20). He was very raw, and shared some very personal information that led him to where he is today. Don’t forget to subscribe to our show, and give us a 5 star ratings on iTunes!

Join Jimmy and Tyler as Jimmy takes the reigns and asks Tyler a bunch of questions! Take a trip and learn about what makes Tyler tick! Tyler’s book suggestion:Delivering Happiness by Tony Hseih Find us over on YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook! Show Music by Striker and Half Past Seven, provided by Dirtbag Music. The post Episode 4 Part 1: Reverse Podcast! appeared first on Snail Trail 4x4.

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Episode 16 in which we talk about travel essentials. Check us out on facebook or instagram under Ester and Geoff Podcast!

Welcome to Episode 1 of the Worship Online Podcast! In this episode, co-hosts Shalon Palmer and Brenton Miles formally introduce themselves and worship online. Shalon is the founder and creator of Worship Online and has a heart for helping worship leaders and musicians grow in their leadership, as well as continue to grow and expand his successful business and talented team. Brenton has been leading worship for over fifteen years and has been a volunteer, intern, and full time staff member within the local church throughout the years. Now, as a producer and songwriter based in Nashville, he is also the frontman of the band Cor Captis, and is a co-founder of Reverse Podcast. Both Shalon and Brenton have a heart to serve in the local church, as well as train and equip fellow musicians and worship leaders by sharing from their experiences.   Later in January 2018, we will be giving away a FREE annual subscription to Worship Online! You can sign up today by visiting worshiponline.com/podcast and entering your e-mail address. You’ll be entered into the drawing and could be a winner over the next few weeks as we will be picking one per episode! The Worship Online Podcast is recorded live at Gnome Studios in Nashville, Tennessee.   https://www.worshiponline.com/podcast

With the issues occurring with the original podcast, we decided to give you guys a podcast in the interim. This free form episode takes you on a journey of the organic conversations that co-hosts Lisa and Tiffanie typically have off air.

In episode 77, Brenton and Bryant discuss the vision for the upcoming, first ever, Reverse Podcast Masterclass. This marks new territory for the Reverse Podcast team as they bring their first live event to Evangel University in Springfield, MO. The event is open to the public and will be held from 11am CST to 1pm CST followed by a Q&A session.  The featured guest is songwriter, producer, and author Matt Bronleewe. Matt will be sharing his story for the live audience as well as giving some insight into the Nashville music industry and what it means to be successful as a creative.  This event is FREE and open to the public, so join us on April 21st in Springfield! ⏪ Help us spread the word by sharing our upcoming posts on social media! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

JOURNEY // That's exactly what we unpack in Episode 68 with Jonathan Cain. After decades of traveling the world with one of the most prolific rock bands of all time, Journey, Jonathan Cain sits down with Reverse Podcast hosts Brenton Miles and Bryant Urich to share the history of his musical career, faith, and new ventures to come. This episode was recorded at Addiction Studios in Nashville, TN in October of 2016 just before the release of Jonathan's new album "What God Want's To Hear" - Released October 21, 2016.  If you are a creative person, and want to be inspired... listen to this episode. It's full of stories, heart, and creative insights that are sure to give you the adrenaline rush you need in your creative "journey".  Jonathan Cain online: http://www.jonathancainmusic.com Jonathan Cain's new record: https://goo.gl/eumteP See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In episode 54, Brenton and Bryant sit down with a full band for the first time ever on the Reverse Podcast. This band is fairly new to the touring scene, but their heart is evident in everything they do. They recently toured with Switchfoot and Lecrae, and are making their mark on the music industry at every show. The New Respects is composed of 4 young friends who love creating and making music together. The kind of music they create and play has it own genre, if you will. It's an authentic melting pot of music that captures each of their personalities, borrows from the genres of rock & roll, and pop with overlays of acoustic tones which translates into an inspiring blend of fresh, fun, and engaging music. They deliver truth in bars, notes, chords, measures, beats, and rhythms. Their hope is to reach the world with enjoyable music that crosses all boundaries. ⏪ For more about The New Respects, visit www.thenewrespects.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this re-purposed audio podcast, J. Warner Wallace is interviewed by Brenton Miles and Bryant Urich on the REVERSE Podcast, (visit them on Twitter @reversepodcast) and talks about the role of creativity in apologetics. Be sure to subscribe to the REVERSE Podcast (Thinking Backward / Moving Forward) for more great interviews: http://www.reversepodcast.com/.

In episode 43, Brenton and Bryant dive into the importance of moving forward. We are all about thinking backward here at Reverse Podcast, but there's a tendency to stuck in the past. That's why moving forward is so important. The whole reason we think backward is to recall all of the things that will help us move forward. ⏩ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Jesiah Dzwonek is most known for his chart topping single "Cool Kids" performed by Echosmith. He is a songwriter, artist, producer, and recording engineer based in Burbank, CA and has a lot to say about creativity, pop music, and how to be honest with yourself and your music.  In this episode, Reverse Podcast sits down to ask Jesiah what inspires him to create his songs, what sparked the idea of "Cool Kids", and how making it into mainstream music has spawn new ideas for his music and lyrics. More information and to check out his new music, visit http://www.jesiah.com. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's "Week In Reverse", Brenton & Bryant discuss the idea of dreams being the foundation of future dreams. If you want to leave a legacy, you have to start with completely jumping into your dream. They unpack their journey with Reverse Podcast, The Sunday Morning Drive, and Cor Captis being only the beginning stages of what they feel will last longer than the initial dreams.  Join the conversation using #ReversePodcast on Twitter!Don't ever stop dreaming. ⏪ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 13, we bring you another #weekinreverse episode. This time, Brenton shares a brief version of his story as it relates to creativity and his musical background. Brenton was on a tour bus at a young age with his Father, who sang in a Southern Gospel quartet all throughout Brenton's younger years. His Dad, also a drummer, inspired him to pursue music and he became an accomplished drummer. Through high school he began playing in different bands and getting into recording and producing his own music and also spending his afternoons at a local radio station working as a DJ. Soon after, he was on staff at a church as a Worship Leader and, from there, went on to write worship songs and travel as a singer/songwriter. Now, he's the frontman of Cor Captis, host of the Sunday Morning Drive, and the Reverse Podcast. For more information check out www.brentonmiles.com and www.corcaptis.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 11, Bryant unpacks his story as it relates to creativity, music, and birthing the Reverse Podcast. He discusses the importance of knowing who you are as a person and as a creative in order to be the best you that you can be. Bryant started playing guitar as a teenager and went on to study music in college as well as play with several different bands. He was also on staff as a Worship Leader for many years and served the local church in the areas of music and media design. For him, reversing back involves seeing a crazy path with interwoven confirmations of what he was supposed to pursue as a creative person. SUBSCRIBE to get news about future episodes and posts in your inbox! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

WHAT IS CREATIVITY?What does it mean to be a creative person?Isn’t that just one of those “different” people that keep to themselves?Dictionary.com defines creativity this way:“the ability to transcend traditional ideas, rules, patterns, relationships, or the like, and to create meaningful new ideas, forms, methods, interpretations, etc.; originality, progressiveness, or imagination.”Such is creativity. It’s more than an idea or a “different” personality. It goes beyond what you do and what you find yourself working on at any given moment. It’s who you are. It’s a lifestyle that isn’t defined by anything or anyone but YOU. The ability to “create meaningful new ideas” is not something that can be purchased or taken from a box. It comes from within. It comes from the deepest part of you that longs for something new. Something fresh. Creativity can be the most exhilarating, satisfying, and fulfilling place to live, but it can also be the most difficult, isolated, and quiet place you’ve ever known.You’re not alone. We, just like you, have been through the highs and lows of the creative life. Like us, I’m sure you’ve endured many sleepless nights wrestling with unsettled thoughts, and you’ve also experienced many successes by tapping into your creative genius. Enter the idea of “Reverse”“Thinking Backward Moves us Forward“When we look at our lives in “reverse” we see every failure and success in high definition. We wish that we could roll time back and apply what we know now. If you could “reverse” and go back to a single moment that shaped your creativity, what would it be? Was there someone that came alongside you, a concert or conference you attended, a harsh/kind word from a friend or family member, or a moment when you found your true identity? By reversing back to these moments, and learning from others that have gone before us, we can begin to pick up and start moving forward again.We want to start the conversation. We believe in this crazy idea; all creative people have something in common. Heart. When you peel back the layers of the years, struggles, successes, and failures you get to the heart and soul of a person. Out of that heart comes the ability to create, and to create for the common good in the world. We are a community of that same heart, and by journeying together and learning from each other, we can all achieve success.Every single week we are determined to bring you inspiration that will help you become 100% YOU. The Reverse Podcast will launch a new interview with a creative mind every single week. Stay tuned for more content on the blog as well as our #weekinreverse episodes from Brenton and Bryant every Friday. Now, close this browser, get in the zone, and start creating. The future of the world depends on it. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brenton Miles & Bryant Urich (Co-Hosts) break down the vision behind "Reverse Podcast". Join the conversation online, http://www.reversepodcast.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and mail info@reversepodcast.com.   See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.