Podcast appearances and mentions of robert mcguire

In this episode of the Mississippi Outdoors Podcast, host Matt Wyatt sits down with Robert McGuire and Dr. Harvey Leslie to explore the ancient sport of falconry—hunting with birds of prey. They discuss how falconry works, the skills and permits required, and how they train peregrine falcons to hunt ducks at 200 mph. From the surprising history of falconry to their most intense hunting moments, this conversation offers a deep dive into a rare but fascinating sport practiced by only a handful of people in Mississippi. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

In this captivating episode of Reading with Your Kids, we dive into the world of children's literature and the importance of embracing diverse cultures and fostering creativity.  First, we chat with Olivia Abtahi, the author of the picture book "The Interpreter."  She explains how her multicultural background inspired the story of Cecilia, a young girl who navigates the challenges of interpreting for her non-English speaking family. We discuss the nuances of cultural assimilation and the need for greater understanding and support for bilingual families. Next, we welcome Robert McGuire, the author and illustrator of "The Origami Kid." Robert's book blends Japanese folklore with his own children's love for the art of origami. He emphasizes the importance of encouraging imagination and creative play, rather than relying solely on screen time. We reminisce about the nostalgic joys of childhood, from building pillow forts to folding paper airplanes, and how these activities foster cognitive development. Throughout the conversation, Jed and our guests explore the educational and emotional benefits of exposing children to diverse cultures and hands-on activities. Whether it's learning origami or advocating for better language resources, this episode highlights the power of storytelling to bridge cultural divides and inspire young minds. So, grab your paper and start folding, because this episode of Reading with Your Kids is a must-listen for anyone who wants to nurture their child's creativity, empathy, and appreciation for the world around them. Click here to visit our website – www.ReadingWithYourKids.com Follow Us On Social Media Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/readingwithyourkids Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/readingwithyourkids/ X - https://x.com/jedliemagic LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/reading-with-your-kids-podcast/ Please consider leaving a review of this episode and the podcast on whatever app you are listening on, it really helps!  

Esta semana, na estante do Governo Sombra, há uma “Breve História da Bebedeira”, de Mark Forsyth; uma novela gráfica que vai dar um filme, intitulada “Aqui” e assinada por Robert McGuire; o último volume - “Um Novo Nome” - da Septalogia do Nobel John Fosse; e uma provocatória recolha de factos e de conhecimentos científicos: o tipo de livro, segundo o autor, David Marçal, em que está a receita para “Como Perder Amigos Rapidamente”.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Who Was Frederick Douglass? Join us today as we learn about a man who spent much of his life fighting for the freedom for all men. Sources: Slade, Suzanne, and Robert McGuire. Frederick Douglass: Writer, Speaker, and Opponent of Slavery. Picture Window Books, 2007. https://www.britannica.com/biography/Frederick-Douglass Send us listener mail! Send an audio message: anchor.fm/inquisikids-daily/message Send an email: podcast@inquisikids.com

In today's episode, we speak with benefits expert Robert McGuire about health benefits and how they can be used as part of your overall talent attraction strategy.

During this crazy time, we find hope and strength through our faith and through the power of prayer. Minister Robert McGuire from First Christian Church in Chester, West Virginia joined the Y'd Awake Morning Show Tuesday morning for an uplifting morning prayer full of optimism. Listen to the powerful words of wisdom that will fill you with faith and positive energy to give hope during this time of uncertainty.

During this crazy time, we find hope and strength through our faith and through the power of prayer. Minister Robert McGuire from First Christian Church in Chester, West Virginia joined the Y'd Awake Morning Show Tuesday morning for an uplifting morning prayer full of optimism. Listen to the powerful words of wisdom that will fill you with faith and positive energy to give hope during this time of uncertainty.

For Episode 114 of The CareerMetis Podcast, we will be hearing from a returning guest Robert McGuire.This interview is part of the “Freelance Career Expert Series“. GUEST INTRODUCTION – ROBERT MCGUIRERobert McGuire is a business owner from New Haven, Connecticut. He operates the McGuire Editorial Content Marketing Agency in which he helps B2B and SaaS companies create and implement effective content marketing strategies.He also takes on the role of editor for the Online Gig Economy Forum Nation 1099, which helps solopreneurs find answers to questions about their businesses.Coming from a background in journalism, as well as marketing work for non-profit organizations which helped him see the evolution into the content marketing era. It was this type of work that eventually opened up a path to create his current content marketing agency and become involved in the “Gig Economy” EPISODE SUMMARY1. Robert and his team at Nation1099 have recently been gathering and analyzing any and all data they can find relating to the freelance workforce.2. The landscape of freelancing has changed quite a bit since the old euphemism of being between jobs. With more people choosing to freelance and remain freelancing as a career option, there have been some interesting facts coming to the surface about the people who do so.3. After addressing the growth of the freelancing sector, and his thoughts on where the trend is going, Robert explains why employers are missing out on a huge percentage of talented workers. He also shares that freelancers aren't happy with gig-matching services.4. Robert also shares his suggestions on how a freelancer can be more successful.5. Robert also discusses why freelancers tend to plateau in their earnings, and provides some examples of what gets over that obstacle.QUOTES“The full time freelance workforce in the US is growing 3x faster than the workforce over all”“Out of all freelancers, the share of them who actively chose it is on the increase”“Self employed, as a group, is bigger than any other employer in the US”“Putting up job ads and job descriptions is like blowing a whistle that this population cannot hear”RESOURCESTo learn more about Robert McGuire you can visit his blog . You can also connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.To learn more about the Gig Economy, Freelancers should check out the amazing resources at Nation1099.Intro Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – No Need to Rush See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ilise Benun and Robert McGuire of Nation1099.com dig into some of the findings from the Career Freelancer Status Report, including the idea that freelancers seem to reach an income plateau after 5 years and the effectiveness of freelance marketplaces for finding quality clients. Also, sign up for our (free) Q&A Livestream on Negotiating Strategies on Sept. 6. If you like what you hear, write a review and subscribe on iTunes and sign up for Quick Tips from Marketing Mentor. 

When it comes to pricing, the most common question I get is, “How much should I charge for _________?” But no one has ever asked me, “What should my floor rate be?” In other words, the bare minimum you should be charging on any given project to make sure you cover your full costs as a freelancer. I’m not a fan of that kind of thinking. But there’s one exception. And that’s when you want to know and understand what your “all in” expenses are ... so you can make better overall pricing decisions. Knowing your “all in” expenses can bring some serious clarity to your pricing decisions. It can help you negotiate better and feel much more confident about quoting higher fees. In this week’s episode my colleague Robert McGuire from Nation1099 will show you how to calculate your own number. And he explains why knowing this is so important—regardless of where you are in your writing business or how much you currently earn.

The best people may not want to work for you. They want to work WITH you as a freelancer. On this episode, Bill Villano continues with Nation 1099 founder and marketing expert Robert McGuire about how the gig economy impacts employers. Freelancers are business people too, so listen for what tools exist for collaborating.

Gig work, independent contracting, freelancing, project-based work – no matter what you call it, more people are making a living at it. Bill Villano talks with Robert McGuire, founder of the website Nation1099.com and also owner of a New Haven-based marketing agency that employs a stable of 1099ers. The percent of independent contractors in the Gig Economy by choice may surprise you.

In this special edition of the Nonprofit Ally Podcast we count down the top 5 episodes of 2017. In this episode, we hear an exerpt from the fourth most popular podcast. It features Robert McGuire from McGuire Editorial. The podcast is title is “Practical Content marketing for Nonprofits”. You can hear the entire podcast at, https://nonprofitally.com/practical-content-marketing-for-nonprofits/

I remember the blank stares I got in 2006 when I told friends and relatives that I quit my day job to go freelance. Back then, very few people understood what freelancing was ... or that anyone could earn a living writing from home. Boy, has that’s changed! Over the past 10 years, there has been a ton of information published about the freelance economy. Freelancing and consulting no longer mean “I’m between jobs.” And experts and economists are finally recognizing that we’re a real (and growing) segment of the labor force—not a temporary fluke. But exactly how many people are freelancing? Are the big numbers we’re reading an accurate representation of the freelance workforce? And what do these numbers and projections mean for us? That’s the topic of this episode. My guest, Robert McGuire, is going to pull apart these numbers and predictions and give us his take on what’s really happening in the gig economy.

What is the difference between content and content marketing? How do you differentiate between an interim metric and what Beth calls a terminal metric? What about the difference between content and social media? Robert McGuire of McGuire Editorial Content Marketing Agency joins Driving Participation to answer these questions and more. He takes a deep dive into the world of content, particularly content-driven attraction and conversion. He and Beth explore micro conversions, lead magnets, and growth hacking among other terms and practices you can learn from to make your content strategy work.

Getting great content in front of your donors, things that are interesting and invoke a passion for giving, is a sure fire way to build your base of support. Robert McGuire of McGuire Editorial knows this well. He’s spent years helping top non-profits and higher education institutions put together great content strategies. Increasingly, we’re hearing that the communications you provide that are outside of the ask are crucial to engaging and retaining donors. I got Robert on the line to explain what content marketing means for fundraisers, and have him provide some tips on how to accelerate your content. Marketing, communications, multichannel, omnichannel, whatever you decide to call it—it’s for sure that you’ll want be providing great content to your donors if you want to keep them engaged. In a digital world, where you can track and respond to what donors are viewing, clicking on and clicking through, you can even tailor content to specific donor interests. You’ve heard us call it a personal journey here at RNL, and content is a crucial part of that journey. You can check out some great content strategy resources from Robert at mcguireeditorial.com. Getting those messages delivered is another big part of your content strategy. At Ruffalo Noel Levitz, we have a ton of experience crafting these multichannel plans. If you’d like to accelerate your content and message delivery strategy, give us a call. We’re ready to help. And thanks for listening to the podcast.

Robert McGuire is a business owner from New Haven, Connecticut. He operates the McGuire Editorial Content Marketing Agency in which he helps B2B and SaaS companies create and implement effective content marketing strategies.He also takes on the role of editor for the Online Gig Economy Forum Nation 1099, which helps solopreneurs find answers to questions about their businesses.Coming from a background in journalism, as well as marketing work for non-profit organizations which helped him see the evolution into the content marketing era. It was this type of work that eventually opened up a path to create his current content marketing agency and become involved in the “Gig Economy” Episode Summary 1. Robert McGuire tells a little bit of his back story and how his previous work evolved into his current business.2. He explains the term “gig economy” as he has come to understand it.3. Robert talks about skills, and what types of people find success within the gig economy, and some of the statistics surrounding freelancing.4. Robert discusses how Nation 1099 helps freelancers and gig economy workers to thrive and succeed.Quotes“Content marketing is really where you're giving away authentic and highly valuable information in order to attract people”.“I think that I might be a frustrated publisher at heart”.“What interests me the most are people with professional creative skills who are working at that level”.“We're unemployable and proud of it”.“A third of the population is doing gig work”.Links & ResourcesTo learn more about Robert McGuire you can visit his blog . You can also connect with him on LinkedIn and Twitter.To learn more about the Gig Economy, Freelancers should check out the amazing resources at Nation1099.Robert's team has also put together a bonus checklist for the listeners of this podcast and the blog audience. You can find the checklist hereIntro Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – Siren KickbackEnding Music provided courtesy of Accelerated Ideas (www.accelerated-ideas.com). Soundtrack – No Need to Rush See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In the first in a series of episodes sponsored by Twenty20.com, Ilise Benun, of Marketing-Mentor.com, interviews Robert McGuire on how he overcame obstacles to subcontracting to build his content marketing agency using freelancers. Download his free “freelancer agreement” template. And start your own 5-photo trial account now at Twenty20.com/mmpodcast

In this episode we talk to Robert McGuire, Owner of McGuire Editorial and Consulting.

Gen Manga's in its fourth year, and for an indie manga publisher, that's a good thing. We talk to Robert McGuire about Gen Manga and about the manga industry.