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“You only grow by coming to the end of something and by beginning something else.” ― John Irving, The World According to Garp It's time to say goodbye! Only to The Yellow Studio 2.0. It's officially over. Done. Next week I'll be getting The Yellow Studio 3.0 set up. Version 3.0 will be a transition studio that I hope will take me through the end of 2023. After that, I'm planning to settle into The Yellow Studio 4.0. Around 1999 The Yellow Studio 1.0 was born, dubbed with that name because I wanted the walls painted this yellow color. Bright. Sunshiney. Cheerful. That was the goal. And it worked. Especially after I invested in four Ballard Street prints. They worked well with a yellow background. Truth is, everything worked well with the yellow walls as a background. Over more than 2 decades every "podcast" episode - save those done from the field - was produced right here from inside this yellow room. Except for the first audio files that I uploaded to the Internet, 100% of my podcasts have emanated from The Yellow Studio. A few friends have inquired, "Are you gonna miss it?" No, not really. I'm sentimental so I'm leaving with fond memories. The countless hours spent - especially in the nighttime hours when sleep evades me - listening to music, writing, reading, researching, studying, recording, coaching, conversing with friends (in person or online)...an awful lot of life has happened in this room. I'm thankful for all of it, but it's time to turn the page and start creating a new chapter. Time for a new beginning. That excites me. Version 3.0 will not be yellow, but The Yellow Studio has grown to represent more than a color. It's optimism. Positive vides. Wisdom. Insights. Experiences. It's figuring things out. Learning from mistakes. Always improving! Those things matter more than the color of the walls. But I do love the color. And I will miss that a lot. What I won't miss is this moving business. Talk about a whipping! I enjoyed the hard work of purging, but boxing up 45 years of your life together - even post purge - is a ridiculous amount of work. Rhonda has been diligently packing the most tedious items like china, glassware and lots of breakable stuff. Additionally, she's had to box up her sewing room, which has been daunting because of the sheer volume of things she needs to keep. Thankfully, during the transition she'll continue to have some needed space for her craft. Just today I told her, "I'm sure glad podcasting isn't as space intensive as your passion." ;) I don't plan on skipping more than a beat or two during this move so be patient. I'll try to get back in the groove was soon as I can. The old "broadcast table" of Version 1.0 and 2.0 is gone! The old Heil Audio boom arms, which have served me so well for 20 years, gone! They've been creaky for awhile now so it's past time to retire them. The original Toshiba 43" flat panel TV hanging in the studio stayed in the studio, proudly owned by new masters. The original Rode Rodecaster Pro that YOU helped me get...not quite gone, but it will be soon. It's pristine and I'll be selling it to help defray the investment I've already made into the newer Rode Rodecaster Pro 2. Boxed up, but not going away - except for the rest of 2023 - are the Ballard Street prints, the ladies that welcomed folks inside The Yellow Studio, Tweedle Dee and Tweedle Dum - and the dragons and other figurines that populated the studio. These things are going to be safely stowed away in the location of The Yellow Studio 4.0. They'll just remain boxed, safely stored in the comfortable warmth of bubblewrap. ;) The new studio will have a brand new 62" long desk, on casters. That'll be a first and I'm looking forward to the prospect of moving the studio around as I want. Maybe I won't move it around much at all. But it's nice knowing I can. The new studio will have a brand new chair. I sold my Herman Miller Mirra chair because the armrests are aw...

In this episode, we're going to be talking about Intel Arc, new portable gaming devices, and Apple's latest launch. Then we head to Camera Corner where Wendy will discuss Camera Sensors. Hardware Addicts is a proud member of the TuxDigital Network. Hardware Addicts is the podcast that focuses on the physical components that powers our technology world. So Sit back, Relax, and Plug In because Hardware Addicts Starts Now! Products Discussed: - rpi locator: https://rpilocator.com/ - Rode Rodecaster Pro 2: https://amzn.to/3e87jps - Acer Chromebook Spin 713: https://amzn.to/3ElRXbN

This is Episode 009 of Hotboxing in Humboldt and we smoked with the  one and only Jerry Savage of Savage Farms in Humboldt County. A farmer, breeder, smoker and family man, the Hotbox was filled with smells and stories of growing the finest and still being not given the fair share. He brought So Many Strains that We ask the listener to count em or write em down and comment on our Social. Jerry Has Collaborated with Doc Ray Genetics, HNDRX Farms and others. We got Baked and our mouths tasted like the Humboldt County we all know and Love #Potcast #podcast  Todays Music is from the group  To Life !  formerly of Southern Humboldt recorded on the Local and Live Radio show on www.kmud.orgShow Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group , MERCHtender, 454bagsRecorded, Edited and Engineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile Produced by Sean Knight and Rob Seifert Gage Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The New Hotbox Studio in @humboldtcountyIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizlo    Follow Us and all these folks on Instagram@hotboxinginHumboldt@theyakgroup@goldleafpackaging@454bags@merchtender@savage_farms_humboldt_co_

Marie: My Maternal Grandmother Oatmeal Cookie Recipe By Re Bessie Marie Burns was born April 8, 1906, near Sulphur, Oklahoma. She died on February 2, 1982, in Ada, Oklahoma. She despised her first name. Everybody called her Marie, but anybody who really knew her called her, "Re." I just registered ResRetreat.com - there'd be an apostrophe if the Internet allowed them. It's Re's Retreat. I've been dreaming, conniving, and planning for almost 3 years. I'm still working the controls as deftly as possible to land the plane, but I see the airport. The tower hasn't yet instructed me to land. I don't yet have an assigned runway, but I'm optimistic. And hoping I can land before I run out of fuel. About 4 years ago we booked an Airbnb reservation to a place we had never been. It looked like our kind of place. Lots of trees, mountainous, walking trails, wildlife, serene, quiet. Woods. I love woods. Best of all, it was just one state away, a 5-hour drive. Now, four years later, and multiple trips - and a year of podcasting about the place (HSVInsideOut.com) we're leaning toward making another investment in the place - and in our future. Three or four years of dreaming. And scheming. To make something happen. Time will tell if we can succeed with our plan. And land this plane. Podcasting From Inside The Yellow Studio It started in 2000 with version 1.0. In 2019, thanks to the addition of the Rode Rodecaster Pro - which was made possible by the listeners of Leaning Toward Wisdom during Project: Craving Encouragement - version 2.0 was born. That's still the version in use for today's show, but I'm planning to make dramatic changes - Version 3.0. I'm not exactly sure what it'll look like, but I have some very solid ideas. It's going to be less of a specific place and more of a here's-where-I'm-at kind of a place. Our Encore Chapter: Writing It The Way We Hope Is Best There are three priorities in our story writing: spiritual (which includes emotional and mental well-being), financial, and family. They're all intertwined. Spiritual is number one because eternity changes everything! There are no dead atheists. Every atheist who dies quickly realizes God is real. And Heaven and Hell are, too. If you want to read a glimpse of life after this one, read the story in Luke. Luke 16:19-31 New King James Version The Rich Man and Lazarus “There was a certain rich man who was clothed in purple and fine linen and [a]fared sumptuously every day. But there was a certain beggar named Lazarus, full of sores, who was laid at his gate, 21 desiring to be fed with the crumbs which fell from the rich man's table. Moreover the dogs came and licked his sores. So it was that the beggar died, and was carried by the angels to Abraham's bosom. The rich man also died and was buried. And being in torments in Hades, he lifted up his eyes and saw Abraham afar off, and Lazarus in his bosom. Then he cried and said, ‘Father Abraham, have mercy on me, and send Lazarus that he may dip the tip of his finger in water and cool my tongue; for I am tormented in this flame.' But Abraham said, ‘Son, remember that in your lifetime you received your good things, and likewise Lazarus evil things; but now he is comforted and you are tormented. And besides all this, between us and you there is a great gulf fixed, so that those who want to pass from here to you cannot, nor can those from there pass to us.' “Then he said, ‘I beg you therefore, father, that you would send him to my father's house, for I have five brothers, that he may testify to them, lest they also come to this place of torment.' Abraham said to him, ‘They have Moses and the prophets; let them hear them.' 30 And he said, ‘No, father Abraham; but if one goes to them from the dead, they will repent.' But he said to him, ‘If they do not hear Moses and the prophets, neither will they be persuaded though one rise from the dead.' ” Financial isn't about building wealth,

The first real studio tour I did Inside The Yellow Studio was more than a decade in. It was 2015. At that point, I'd been laying down audio tracks online for years. Then when you guys helped me get the new (at the time) Rode Rodecaster Pro in 2019, I did a new tour. Click here to see and listen to that. I won't rehash history because you can go back and dive as deeply as you'd like. Or not all at. The broadcast workflow has always been how I've rolled. That is, I prepare in advance, then I hit RECORD, and mostly, I'm done. It's finished. My editing is pre-recording editing. It's a broadcast workflow because that's how live broadcasts work. There are no do-overs. It's out and done. Foibles and all. That workflow was the genesis of The Yellow Studio version 1.0. It consisted of a sizable rack of gear, which I loved. It wasn't cheap, but my sound was consistently great - whether I was on a Skype call or recording an audio or video. Because all the sound was produced in real-time through all the hardware I had. Software is a much cheaper route to go, but you have to incorporate a recording workflow, not a broadcast one. That means, you record, then you process the file and fool with things after-the-fact. No thanks! In 2019 the Rodecaster Pro ushered in The Yellow Studio Version 2.0. I ditched the full rack of equipment, replacing every bit of it with one device - the Rode Rodecaster Pro. It was a big shift - and improvement in the signal chain. Not just because the Rodecaster Pro is such a great device, but because all the cabling changed and became very straightforward. Now I was able to use shorter run XLR cables directly from the microphones to the Rode. No more going into the vocal strip (mic preamps), then into another processor, then into an interface...gone was the spaghetti of wires Inside The Yellow Studio. It was wonderful and the studio became so much nicer for me! Thanks to many of you who contributed money to help me buy the Rode! The Yellow Studio is soon going to go away. Well, more accurately, Version 2.0 is going away. Not because of the new Rodecaster Pro 2, which I hope to get soon, but because I'm physically moving. Yep, moving! Lord willing, Rhonda and I will be finding some new digs where I'll have to erect The Yellow Studio Version 3.0. I can't yet tell you the details because I don't know them, but I'll figure it out. Lord willing, The Yellow Studio Version 3.0 will include the new Rode Rodecaster Pro 2, but we'll see how it goes. Otherwise, I have no other hardware changes planned. At some point, I'll migrate to an Apple laptop and give up the 27" Apple iMac (circa 2017). I'll keep a big monitor, but I'm going to shift to greater mobility so a laptop will be vital. Some Things That Will Be Different In Version 3.0 No books. Okay, fewer books. So few they won't likely matter. The Yellow Studio Versions 1.0 and 2.0 had eight (8) bookcases full of books. And knick-knacks. Oh, the knick-knacks will remain! ;) Let it never be said I didn't have my priorities straight. About 4 of those bookcases were filled with religious or "church" books. Bible commentaries and other books that I've spent my life collecting. And reading and studying. In my now "not so famous" document, When I Die...I had always written down that my son would get the entire library. Well, in my efforts to purge about 80% of my personal possessions, I asked him if he wanted them now. I only had 2 requests: a) make sure our immediate family, including the grandkids, have access to them and b) that includes me! He agreed so he'll be getting about half of the books. The other half of the library consists of secular books, mostly business and biographies. I plan to keep about 3 shelves of those and donate all the rest! My life hasn't had this few books since I was a teenager. But I don't mind. It's quite liberating actually. I've already worked through the emotions and depression about it. ;) No CD rack.

Welcome to A-Log Podcast, my name is Leonard. Join me in exploring the world of Minimalist Podcast and my commentary of life in today's digital world. Minimalist Podcast Equipment: CEntrance: PortCaster (R4D) - Interface/Recorder Zoom: F2 Recorder Tascam: DR-05X Recorder Sennheiser: MKE600 - Shotgun Microphone EV: RE50 N/D B - Dynamic Microphone Rode: Rode Lav 2 Shure: SM58 Shure: SE425 Pro - Pro Sound Isolating Earphones Audio-Technica: ATM-M30X If you like what you hear, consider supporting me by buying me a cup of coffee: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/leonardramos For more Podcast Episodes please visit https://www.a-logpodcast.com You can reach me at leonardrandco@gmail.com for business inquiries. Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alogpodcast/ #Podcast #Podcaster #MinimalistPodcaster

Welcome to A-Log Podcast, my name is Leonard. Join me in exploring the world of Minimalist Podcast and my commentary of life in today's digital world. Minimalist Podcast Equipment: CEntrance: PortCaster (R4D) - Interface/Recorder Tascam: DR-05X Recorder (EDC) Sennheiser: MKE600 - Shotgun Microphone EV: RE50 N/D B - Dynamic Microphone Shure: SE425 Pro - Pro Sound Isolating Earphones Audio-Technica: ATM-M30X If you like what you hear, consider supporting me by buying me a cup of coffee: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/leonardramos For more Podcast Episodes please visit https://www.a-logpodcast.com You can reach me at leonardrandco@gmail.com for business inquiries. Social Media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/alogpodcast/

This is Episode 008 of Hotboxing in Humboldt and its with great joy and fascination that we welcome  Morning Cuddles with it's Parents, Taylor and Daniel of Briceland Forest Farms. Working their farm for nourishment of the community and for the Medicine, has propelled the Farm into Movies, Magazines and now into our Lungs ! Farm Cut is what the branding is, and as you would expect, you get the sugar leaves and the whole untrimmed Bud. Today's show will not have a Bug the Budtender but it is filled with information about Homesteading, Strains, Goats and Family We got Baked and our mouths tasted like the Humboldt County we all know and Love #Potcast.  Todays Music is Sheila & Jessie    "Oh Sweet Spirit"  a song that is from the past, which delivers our fauna and flora into song. Show Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group , MERCHtender, 454bagsRecorded, Edited and Engineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile Produced by Sean Knight and Rob Seifert Gage Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The New Hotbox Studio in @humboldtcountyIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizlo    Follow Us and all these folks on Instagram@hotboxinginHumboldt@theyakgroup@goldleafpackaging@454bags@merchtender@bricelandforestfarms@farmcut@brotherdavids

 This is Episode 007 of Hotboxing in Humboldt and a different conversation with a singular force in the Cannabis Industry for decades, Kevin Jodrey. Kevin made his way to Humboldt County at a time when the Quality of Herb was climbing, and a sense of protection under Prop215, started the first Dispensary in So.Humboldt, which is like selling Crab to Crab fisherman...But Wonderland provided medicine and quality Genetics to our area. Today's show will not have a Bug the Budtender but it is filled with information about washing the Congolese Hash to the works of the .  We got High and along with Kevin's son Nicona, so Please light one up and enjoy this #Potcast.  Todays Music is  The Camo Cowboys      " All that Weed"        a tale about growing in the emerald triangle and the steps it takes to get tto the smoker .    watch the video   on YouTubeShow Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group , MERCHtender, 454bagsRecorded, Edited and Engineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile Produced by Sean Knight and Rob Seifert Gage Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The New Hotbox Studio in @humboldtcountyIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizlo    Follow Us and all these folks on Instagram@hotboxinginHumboldt@theyakgroup@goldleafpackaging@454bags@merchtender@kevinjodrey@theganjier@redwoodrootsfamily

 Welcome back to HotBoxing in Humboldt,  its been a minute !We sat down to hotbox Papaya Punch  (fruity Indica 29.34 % THC)  with Dylan from Mattole Valley Sungrown delicious as we found out too.Our first show for the 2021 harvest        Episode 5 is a conversation that spanned many topics in which we let the Herb genuinely take us to, but only after we  blazed the Papaya Punch joints . The  new  Hotbox smelled amazing as was the education in the conversation !Farmer - Dylan   @mattolevalleysungrownBorn and Raised in the Mattole River Valley, Dylan and his family have stepped into the branding and Permitting of their farm full on with Farming practices that are sustainable to the land  and the animals that share it with them. :52:00    ish ..   Bug A BudtenderFeatured Song  01:29"RISE"Eli Fowler & MikaSunoff the album "THE WRITE UP"Produced by DJ Just One & B.SwizloFeaturing Mike Lee@the.write.up@elifowlerofficial@mikasunshc@bswizlo@justonenyca@eastbranchmediaShow Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group , MERCHtender, 454bagsRecorded, Edited and Engineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile Produced by Sean Knight and Rob Seifert Gage Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The New Hotbox Studio in @humboldtcountyIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizlo      Thank you to All involved in the show today !Follow Us and all these folks on Instagram@hotboxinginHumboldt@theyakgroup@goldleafpackaging@454bags@merchtender@nashaextracts@brotherdavids@hcga_humboldt@hohstadts_707@redwoodroots.family@audio_evidence_mobile@matolevalleysungrown@green_ox@biovortex@composttealab@sunandearthcertified@upliftcannabiscoop@dablogic@beahumboldt@ursaextracts 

Florin Roșoga este invitatul lui Adrian Boioglu în acest episod din podcastul TechVolution. Ascultă o discuție despre cum te apuci de podcasting, care sunt sculele de care ai nevoie, câți bani investești în ele, dar și în promovare, cum îți atragi primii invitați în show, dar și primii sponsori. Florin Roșoga este realizatorul podcastului Antreprenori care Inspiră - unul dintre cele mai vechi și mai apreciate podcasturi din România. ***** Unde îl găsești pe Florin Roșoga. Rode Procaster - microfonul lui Florin. Focusrite Scarlett - interfața audio a lui Florin. Rode PodMic - microfonul lui Adrian. Rode RodeCaster Pro - interfața audio a lui Adrian. Rode NT-USB Mini - microfon USB portabil. Adobe Audition sau GargeBand. Anchor sau Libsyn. ***** Vrei să sponsorizezi acest show sau să propui un invitat interesant? Scrie-ne pe contact@citypodcast.ro TechVolution este susținut de Agenția de Comunicare și Marketing Online CityDigital. ***** Jurnalistul Adrian Boioglu este fondatorul rețelei CityPodcast și al trustului media CityDigital, dar scrie și pe boio.ro. Ai idei, păreri despre acest show sau vrei să ne spui ceva? Scrie-ne contact@citypodcast.ro, pe Twitter sau pe Facebook. Intră pe CityPodcast.ro pentru a asculta și celelalte show-uri din prima rețea de podcast-uri din România. Nu uita să dai “Subscribe” în iTunes sau în aplicația ta preferată de ascultat podcast-uri și să ne dai un rating cât mai bun în iTunes. Ne ajută să apărem și în fața altor ascultători din România. De acum ne găsești și pe Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, Anchor, Overcast, Breaker și RadioPublic.

On today's episode of Welcome To The Horse House: The boys introduce the new Rode Rodecaster Pro, Frank guest hosts, Olivia reads a riveting reddit post (!), Chris is but only the shell of what he once was, Tristan reveals the location of the Horse House and Stephen drinks his own piss! All of that retard shit and so, so much more on this week's episode of Welcome To The Horse House! Outro song: You Can't Beat A Boy Who Loves The Ramones by Helen Love

Greetings Hotbox Fans and Welcome to Episode 004  in which we take a toke of an unknown cultivar to us, but one with deep roots in  the Southern Humboldt genetics world. We introduce you to Night Owl , farmed by Galen and family  at his Whitethorn Valley Farm in the beautiful appellation  on the way to the Kings Range and Lost Coast ocean trails . We got to smoking, talking and learning about this unique strain and the Sun + Earth Certification of the farm .And we Found this cultivar In a collaboration called Farm Cut being sold in dispensaries in our Bug a Budtender series. Blaze up The Night Owl with Us   Bug A Budtender 1:15: 00 ishRecorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The Suite Tooth StudiosIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizloFeatured Song   " All that Weed " by The Camo Cowboys Show Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group and MERCHtenderEngineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile

Episode 3 is a very special trip into Genetics, Art Projects, Community Legacy and more from the Heart..,., but only after we blazed the Cherry Moon joints and tasted  its deliciousness.. The room smelled amazing as was the journey.Tina and Jesse have a relationship with the plant and this episode really shines on. Jessie posses next-level techniques with his understanding of farmers and their land.He is truly a One of Kind Breeder. Listen and Learn how we match up Tina with the Chery Moon Strain.Farmer - Tina     @moonmadefarms Breeder - Jesse      @biovortex These two amazing Artists in the worlds of Music and Film,  teamed up to create the cultivar Cherry Moon. 1:18:00ish ..Bug A Budtender1:29:00     Bug A Budtender 2Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The Suite Tooth StudiosIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizloFeatured Song "Keep it in the Lite " by Stacy Falcis  @law_less_lifeShow Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging ,  The Yak Group and MERCHtenderEngineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile 

https://youtu.be/4PZ9FPeUgpISuccess Science Episode 073, Season 8: Travis Hatch Videography, Production, Travel & of Course Real EstatePublished Date: 06/29/2021 Guest: Travis Hawkes Hatch is the owner of Travis Hawkes Media and Co-Host of the Struggle to Strength Podcast. Travis Hawkes Media is a new and quickly growing boutique media agency out of Denver, Colorado. Travis is a visual story teller & creative digital marketer, on a mission to grow your brand.  Contact Info and links:Instagram: @travishawkesmedia        @teflontannerhttps://www.instagram.com/teflontanner/https://www.instagram.com/travishawkesmedia/Apple Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/struggle-to-strength-podcast/id1543104401 Rode RODECaster Pro: https://amzn.to/3adlsfNShure SM7B Mics: https://www.amazon.com/Shure-SM7B-Cardioid-Dynamic-Microphone/dp/B0002E4Z8M/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=Shure+SM7B&qid=1618526932&sr=8-1 Book Recommendations: Rich Dad Poor Dad: https://amzn.to/3ka0S2C Success Science:Studying and Modeling the Science of Success. We will Explore what creates financial freedom, what turns passion into purpose, and what habits lead to success in Life, Business, Real Estate, Investing, and much more. Studying the tools, systems, mindsets, and strategies of other business owners, investors, and entrepreneurs just like you so we can implement the habits and strategies of Success Science. Subscribe and join the journey using the links below.  Halo Group- Real Estate Advisors: https://linktr.ee/HaloGroupREYouTube: http://bit.ly/YouTubeAustinHartleyInstagram: @AustinJamesHartleyPodcast: The Success ScienceLinkTree: https://linktr.ee/AustinjHartleyWebsite: https://www.halogroupre.com/

This show is a two Cultivar conversation with Doc Ray from Doc Ray Genetics and Joints for GI's. A Veteran of War and a believer in Peace and the Healing Power of Cannabis. Alongside Doc is Daniel from the Nursery HendRx Farms. Together we explore the Highs of lows of the Black Apple Kush and Orange Cream x Razzleberry.We truly got Hotboxed this was a hazy day right out of the gate.  The two-strain podcast was amazing it might be a long time before we try that again. Tune in and enjoy the antics and learn about Doc and Daniels's process to their craft.Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones,  Rode Rodecaster Pro, and Audio Technica Headphones in The Suite Tooth StudiosIntro Music Composed by Brian Swislow    @bwizloFeatured Song " Outlaws Grave " by NPK Show Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging and The Yak GroupEngineered by Rob Seifert Gage @audio_evidence_mobile

While fumbling again with the Rode Rodecaster Pro, we talk some typical "Day in the Life" stories, rank *most of Adam Sandler's Movies, and eat some Dippin' Dots! Follow, like, and buy our Merch here!: https://solo.to/thebackline #Rode #RodecasterPro #AdamSandler

   On this the Premier Episode of Hotboxing in Humboldt, Sean and Rob sit down, smoke, talk, learn and laugh, as they explore the cultivar ,    Blueberry Gelato. Bred by Mr D of Happy Dreams Genetics, and Grown by Nick and his crew at Full Moon Farms, in Humboldt County. This episode was recorded in January 2021 during the Covid-19 Pandemic , so each  smoked their own Joints !Bug a Budtender       1:19:00Recorded with Shure Sm-58 microphones ,  Rode Rodecaster Pro and Audio Technica Headphones in The Suite Tooth StudiosIntro Music Composed by Brian SwislowFeatured Song " I Love you Mary Jane " by Garth CultiVaderShow Sponsored by Gold Leaf Packaging and The Yak Group 

It’s time for another rousing edition of The Acc and Jack Show! Jack is the proud owner of a Rode Rodecaster Pro, and he’s “Rode”-testing it during this episode. Enjoy him trying to figure out how to use it during a live recording. In the first half of this episode, finding inspiration in Danielle Murr’s podcast I’ll Have One of Everything, Jack ponders if he has ADHD. He comes into this episode armed with results from multiple self-assessments, all suggesting he has the attention span of a gnat. On that note, Acc and Jack discuss their reluctance to disclose to their respective doctors ailments, be them physical or mental. Elsewhere, Jack brings up the recent shootings that happened in Atlanta and Boulder, CO, respectively. Jack loathes that some are calling these acts “a return to normal,” given the easing of COVID-related restrictions across the country. Acc weighs in with his thoughts on gun control, and what attempts – if any – politicians are making to curb future acts. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hardlyfocused/support

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How do you ensure the best gain settings when you don't have access to your entire signal chain? This happens when using Zoom or Skype when when we have to rely on apps that deny access to our guests mic gain. Let start exploring ways to control our guests' volume levels using the concept of Mix-Minus. Examples of hardware with Mix-Minus capability: 1. Zoom Podtrak P4 (native mix-minus) 2. Zoom H4N Digital Recorder. (Hacking required) 3. Zoom H5 Digital Recorder (Hacking required) 4. Zoom H6 Digital Recorder. (Hacking required - this is what I use) 5. Zoom Podtrak P8 (native mix-minus) 6. Rode Rodecaster Pro (native mix-minus) 7. Pretty much most mixing decks. PRODUCTION NOTES Recording Mic: Zoom LMF-2 Lavalier mic Recording device : Zoom F2 32 bit float Field Recorder Recording location: Dining table Recording format: WAV (32 bit float mono) Editing app (and EQ) : Audacity Sound Treatment: Auphonic Productions at Auphonic.com Auphonic.com settings [to output as a 16bit mono WAV file]: Adaptive Leveler (on), Loudness Normalization (Loudness Target -19 LUFS ), Filtering (on), Noise and Hum Reduction (Reduction Amount: Auto), Sample rate: 44.1kHz I uploaded the resulting WAV file to Anchor.fm to host the file and added the music from their free music stock. Episode art: Canva Anchor automatically converts the WAV file into a 128kbps, stereo, .m4a file .

Seconda puntata della rubrica BodyMindFulness: Meditazione Rilassamento Muscolare. Oggi, praticheremo insieme un altra meditazione volta a rilassare i muscoli di tutto il corpo, vi ricordo che tramite l’applicazione gratuita di Spreaker o ascoltando la puntata direttamente dal sito bodymindtraining.it alla voce podcast potete saltare questa introduzione, tramite la funzione capitoli e andare direttamente alla pratica di meditazione, ogni volta che volete, e vi consiglio di farlo tutte le volte che vi accingete a meditare, tanto è gratis ed è stata pensata proprio per guidarvi verso uno stato di rilassamento profondo.La meditazione inizia al minuto: 4.59 Bentornate e bentornati su BodyMind Training il podcast orgogliosamente indipendente, dove parliamo di Fitness, Nutrizione, Sport, Salute e Benessere attraverso il filtro delle più aggiornate evidenze scientifiche e con il contributo dei migliori professionisti del settore. Io sono Marco Caponera, personal trainer, ma oggi sono soprattutto il vostro guru della meditazione. Prima di iniziare a praticare questa meditazione vi consiglio di praticare a lungo la meditazione del respiro, per rendere facile alternare il respiro in inspirazione ed espirazione, ve l’ho illustrata nella la scorsa puntata, la trovate qui: https://link.chtbl.com/MeditazionedelRespiro Perché nella pratica di oggi vedremo come rilassare tutta la muscolatura del corpo e abbiamo bisogno che il respiro sia regolare e che guidi il rilassamento muscolare. Il principio alla base di questa pratica è che la componente nervosa, le placche neuromuscolari per vari motivi possono rimanere in uno stato di attivazione, mantenendo anche a riposo il tono basale dei muscoli in uno stato di attivazione disfunzionale. È uno dei motivi per cui al mattino ci svegliamo già con delle tensioni importanti. Ed è il motivo per il quale alcuni distretti corporei non riescono mai a riposarsi o a tornare in uno stato di rilassamento, ma al contrario mantengono una tensione basale più alta affaticandosi di più, o almeno più del normale. Con questa pratica facciamo in modo che a livello nervoso si ristabiliscano i normali equilibri fra tensione e rilassamento. In questo modo possiamo agire sui livelli di cortisolo, di recupero muscolare e rinnovamento cellulare, di rilassamento generale, favoriremo il sonno, soprattutto quello profondo. Visto che ci occupiamo di rilassamento il mio suggerimento è di praticare questa meditazione, di pomeriggio o alla sera, così da avere aggiustamenti utili soprattutto per il recovery notturno e per recuperare la batifase dei ritmi del cortisolo. Ma se vi doveste svegliare con dolori o rigidità importanti potete praticarla anche al mattino. Continuiamo con un ritmo respiratorio di 5 secondi in inspirazione e cinque in espirazione che fra le altre cose permette di migliorare il rilascio di ossido nitrico verso le estremità riducendo così la permeabilità capillare, quindi le gambe gonfie e i problemi collegati con il ritorno venoso. Chiaramente, questi vantaggi devo essere abbinati a un corretto stile di vita perché si manifestino, se voi vi andate a fare un bell’aperitivo a base di cocktail alcolici e cibo spazzatura e poi all’una di notte, prima di dormire vi fate una pratica di meditazione metterete a tacere la vostra coscienza ma non migliorerete un bel niente. Come ogni allenamento anche la pratica meditativa offre dei vantaggi nel breve periodo ma diventano esponenziali con la pratica costante. Qui dopo la prima seduta vi sentirete meglio ma praticando almeno tre volte alla settimana, all’inizio ancor meglio tutti i giorni, vedrete che riuscirete a rilassare i muscoli molto prima, in maniera molto maggiore e i benefici perdureranno per più tempo. Quindi bando alla pigrizia, trovate dieci minuti al giorno per praticare e poi fatemi sapere i vostri risultati, ma anche dubbi, curiosità e perché no sono a disposizione anche se volete sapere le basi scientifiche su cui si poggiano queste pratiche. Se avete perso la prima pratica di Meditazione la trovate qui: https://link.chtbl.com/MeditazionedelRespiro Ricordate di iscrivervi al Podcast dall'applicazione che state usando per ascoltarci e se volete mettete cinque belle stelle di valutazione. Anche una recensione scritta laddove possibile non sarebbe per noi superflua. Grazie! Se siete allergiche o allergici alle app per ascoltare Podcast potete ascoltarci direttamente da questo link: https://cutt.ly/BMTPodcast qui trovate tutte le puntate e potete ascoltarle quanto volete, senza iscrizione o senza dover scaricare altro. Iscrivetevi al mio canale Telegram per avere contenuti esclusivi extra, per sapere in anticipo quando esce ogni nuova puntata del Podcast, per fare domande a me o ai nostri ospiti (anche con audiomessaggi che saranno trasmessi durante la puntata) o per commentare le puntate: https://t.me/BodyMindTraining Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quali strumenti usi per realizzare il Podcast.Ecco l’attrezzatura che utilizzo per registrare:Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4GfSecondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zStMixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2VPremplificatore/compressore microfonico: Dbx 286s https://amzn.to/2HbpcDcCavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCKCuffie chiuse registrazione: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHezCuffie semi aperte postproduzione: AKG K240 Studio: https://amzn.to/3nYP2uXAsta microfonica da tavolo: Neewer https://amzn.to/35bDI5WUPS Gruppo di Continuità per Modem/Router: https://amzn.to/37g718FSe intendi acquistare qualcuno di questi prodotti non esitare a contattarmi per avere informazioni sulle caratteristiche e le modalità d’uso, e se acquisti su Amazon ti prego di acquistare usando questi link, mi riconosceranno qualche centesimo sul tuo acquisto che potrò destinare ad aggiornare l’attrezzatura dello studio ma il prezzo che pagherai tu non subirà aumenti. Grazie. Buon ascolto, e a risentirci presto,Marco CaponeraPS: Vi ricordo come sempre che i contenuti e i suggerimenti espressi nel podcast si intendono a scopo divulgativo e non sostituiscono il parere del medico o dello specialista.© Tutti i diritti sono riservati!

Oggi inauguriamo una nuova rubrica del podcast, dove parleremo di meditazione e Mindfulness. Sì la meditazione è molto utile per combattere lo stress, in particolare in questo periodo ormai lungo un anno dove stiamo vivendo tutti un enorme stress dovuto alla paura del virus, al cambio di abitudini lavorative, esistenziali, familiari, sociali. Lo stress è un pericolo subdolo perché di per sé non è una patologia, nel breve periodo non ne avvertiamo i sintomi ma agisce in sordina, altera i nostri normali ritmi, e alla lunga il nostro sistema nervoso autonomo può impazzire alterando le nostre normali funzioni fisiologiche. Potremmo avvertire un tensione fisica o emotiva costante, difficoltà a prendere sonno, con risvegli notturni, cambi repentini di umore, respiro corto, sensazione di ansia, facilità a stancarci, scarsa energia, sonnolenza diurna, difficoltà a digerire cibi che prima non ci davano problemi e così via. E la cosa peggiore è che potremmo scambiare questi sintomi per problematiche indipendenti dallo stress e quindi le cure che proveremo non porteranno i risultati sperati. A prescindere dal Covid19 lo stress è il male di questi tempi e sempre più spesso mi accorgo che il più grande problema di chi si rivolge a me per dimagrire, per ridurre dolori, per mettere su muscoli, non è l’alimentazione o l’allenamento ma proprio la gestione dello stress. Il quale può causare mancati dimagrimenti, problemi circolatori, dolori cronici e molti altri fastidi. Per questo motivo in molti casi mi concentro su un lavoro respiratorio, cerco di liberare il muscolo diaframma, lavoro sullo sblocco delle fasce connettivali e solo dopo inizio a lavorare sulla tonificazione generale attraverso lavoro aerobico e anaerobico. Anche l’alimentazione disordinata può essere causa o effetto dello stress, perché spesso si scarica sul cibo, stress, malinconia e infelicità.Una pratica spesso trascurata in questi casi è proprio la meditazione che può aiutare sia a identificare il problema sia a risolverlo. Purché non si abbia la convinzione che la meditazione svolga un ruolo magico come molto spesso mi capita di osservare guardandomi in giro e osservando pratiche meditative o di mindfulness come va di moda chiamare oggi la meditazione che nulla fanno per migliorare la salute nervosa del praticante. In questa rubrica proporrò delle pratiche guidate di meditazione, partendo da esercizi facili facili per arrivare a pratiche sempre più complete. Come ogni altra forma di allenamento non si deve avere fretta di raggiungere un risultato specifico ma a maggior ragione per la meditazione ci si deve godere il viaggio. Già in questa prima puntata introduttiva vi guiderò nell’esecuzione di una pratica di circa dieci minuti e che potrete riascoltare ogni volta che vorrete praticare saltando completamente questa introduzione, grazie alla funzione capitoli che offre il podcast se lo ascoltate attraverso l’applicazione Spreaker che vi consiglio perché potete anche commentare le puntate direttamente sull’applicazione ed è completamente gratuita oppure potete riascoltarla direttamente dal sito bodymindtraining.it alla voce podcast. Così avrete sempre la mia guida per praticare in maniera corretta, senza dover cercare ogni volta il punto in cui inizia l’esercizio.In tutte le altre app trovi l'esercizio al minuto: 7.07Ricordate di iscrivervi al Podcast dall'applicazione che state usando per ascoltarci e se volete mettete cinque belle stelle di valutazione. Anche una recensione scritta laddove possibile non sarebbe per noi superflua. Grazie! Se siete allergiche o allergici alle app per ascoltare Podcast potete ascoltarci direttamente da questo link: https://cutt.ly/BMTPodcast qui trovate tutte le puntate e potete ascoltarle quanto volete, senza iscrizione o senza dover scaricare altro. Iscrivetevi al mio canale Telegram per sapere in anticipo quando esce ogni nuova puntata del Podcast, per fare domande a me o ai nostri ospiti (anche con audiomessaggi che saranno trasmessi durante la puntata) o per commentare le puntate: https://t.me/BodyMindTraining Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quali strumenti usi per realizzare il Podcast.Ecco l’attrezzatura che utilizzo per registrare:Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4Gf Secondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zSt Mixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0 Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2V Premplificatore/compressore microfonico: Dbx 286s https://amzn.to/2HbpcDc Cavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCK Cuffie chiuse registrazione: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHez Cuffie semi aperte postproduzione: AKG K240 Studio: https://amzn.to/3nYP2uX Asta microfonica da tavolo: Neewer https://amzn.to/35bDI5W Se intendi acquistare qualcuno di questi prodotti non esitare a contattarmi per avere informazioni sulle caratteristiche e le modalità d’uso, e se acquisti su Amazon ti prego di acquistare usando questi link, mi riconosceranno qualche centesimo sul tuo acquisto che potrò destinare ad aggiornare l’attrezzatura dello studio ma il prezzo che pagherai tu non subirà aumenti. Grazie. A risentirci presto, Marco Caponera BodyMind TrainerPS: I contenuti e i suggerimenti espressi nel podcast si intendono a scopo divulgativo e non sostituiscono il parere del medico o dello specialista.© Tutti i diritti sono riservati!

L’avevamo annunciato, avevamo preso un impegno quando abbiamo parlato di metodo scientifico per spiegare come funziona davvero la scienza e lo abbiamo fatto. Oggi puntata introduttiva sulle Pseudoscienze e sui Complotti a esse collegati. Oltre a spiegare cosa siano nel dettaglio le pseudoscienze in generale abbiamo parlato anche di Medicina Quantistica e Omeopatia, del perché non siano scienze e perché vantino comunque un seguito di persone che vi si affidano. E poi abbiamo parlato del complotto dei complotti che lega COVID 19, mercurio, nano macchine e tecnologia 5G. Questa puntata non vorrete proprio perderla, perché le pseudoscienze danneggiano gravemente la nostra psiche e il nostro corpo. Ospite della puntata, colui che ci ha aiutato a comprendere meglio questi fenomeni è il dott. Stefano Romeo, che vanta un dottorato di ricerca in Fisica degli Acceleratori di Particelle e che lavora all’INFN di Frascati (RM). Se avete perso la puntata nella quale abbiamo parlato di metodo scientifico la potete ascoltare cliccando qui: https://link.chtbl.com/Scienza Ricordate di iscrivervi al Podcast dall'applicazione che state usando per ascoltarci e se volete mettete cinque belle stelle di valutazione. Anche una recensione scritta laddove possibile non sarebbe per noi superflua. Grazie! Se siete allergiche o allergici alle app per ascoltare Podcast potete ascoltarci direttamente da questo link: https://cutt.ly/BMTPodcast qui trovate tutte le puntate e potete ascoltarle quanto volete, senza iscrizione o senza dover scaricare altro. Iscrivetevi al mio canale Telegram per sapere in anticipo quando esce ogni nuova puntata del Podcast, per fare domande a me o ai nostri ospiti (anche con audiomessaggi che saranno trasmessi durante la puntata) o per commentare le puntate: https://t.me/BodyMindTraining Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quali strumenti usi per realizzare il Podcast.Ecco l’attrezzatura che utilizzo per registrare:Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4Gf Secondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zSt Mixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0 Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2V Premplificatore/compressore microfonico: Dbx 286s https://amzn.to/2HbpcDc Cavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCK Cuffie chiuse registrazione: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHez Cuffie semi aperte postproduzione: AKG K240 Studio: https://amzn.to/3nYP2uX Asta microfonica da tavolo: Neewer https://amzn.to/35bDI5W Se intendi acquistare qualcuno di questi prodotti non esitare a contattarmi per avere informazioni sulle caratteristiche e le modalità d’uso, e se acquisti su Amazon ti prego di acquistare usando questi link, mi riconosceranno qualche centesimo sul tuo acquisto che potrò destinare ad aggiornare l’attrezzatura dello studio ma il prezzo che pagherai tu non subirà aumenti. Grazie. A risentirci presto, Marco Caponera BodyMind Trainer PS: I contenuti e i suggerimenti espressi nel podcast si intendono a scopo divulgativo e non sostituiscono il parere del medico o dello specialista.

Si fa presto a dire alleniamoci. Ma l’uomo come deve allenarsi per rimettersi in forma, e la donna? Ci sono similitudini, differenze? E l’anziano? Può rimanere comodamente steso sul divano a godersi la meritata pensione o sarebbe bene che sia allenasse anche lui? E qual è il miglior allenamento per bambini e ragazzi? E, infine, quali differenze intercorrono fra l’allenamento di un soggetto normopeso e uno in forte sovrappeso od obeso? A tutte queste domande fondamentali per allenarsi in sicurezza, e con la speranza di migliorare il proprio stato di forma e salute, ha risposto il Prof. Pierluigi De Pascalis, che da pozzo di scienza ed esperienza nel fitness qual è ci ha aiutato a sfatare miti e tabù sull’allenamento ma soprattutto ha fornito chiari e validi consigli per ottenere il massimo dal proprio allenamento, a qualunque età e a qualunque genere si appartenga. Se vuoi contattare il prof. De Pascalis lo trovi qui: https://www.depascalis.net/ Se vuoi acquistare i libri del prof. De Pascalis eccoti un elenco sintetico, con i link per l’acquisto su Amazon:A scuola di Fitness: https://amzn.to/3ofDx2j Personal Trainer. Come sceglierlo, come diventarlo: https://amzn.to/37xt7Fu Fitness Motivazionale: https://amzn.to/37xtqQE Vigoressia. Quando il Fitness diventa ossessione: https://amzn.to/3knCECj Il giovano campione. Lo sviluppo psicomotorio in età evolutiva: https://amzn.to/31IiJXH Puoi ascoltare la puntata in cui ho parlato di Vigoressia qui: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/22479824 Qui invece trovi la puntata sul tema dell’Ortoressia: https://www.spreaker.com/episode/22479820 Ricordate di iscrivervi al Podcast dall'applicazione che state usando per ascoltarci e se volete mettete cinque belle stelle di valutazione. Anche una recensione scritta laddove possibile non sarebbe per noi superflua. Grazie! Se siete allergiche o allergici alle app per ascoltare Podcast potete ascoltarci direttamente da questo link: https://cutt.ly/BMTPodcast qui trovate tutte le puntate e potete ascoltarle quanto volete, senza iscrizione o senza dover scaricare altro. Iscrivetevi al mio canale Telegram per sapere in anticipo quando esce ogni nuova puntata del Podcast, per fare domande a me o ai nostri ospiti (anche con audiomessaggi che saranno trasmessi durante la puntata) o per commentare le puntate: https://t.me/BodyMindTraining Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quali strumenti usi per realizzare il Podcast.Ecco l’attrezzatura che utilizzo per registrare:Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4Gf Secondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zSt Mixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0 Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2V Premplificatore/compressore microfonico: Dbx 286s https://amzn.to/2HbpcDc Cavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCK Cuffie chiuse registrazione: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHez Cuffie semi aperte postproduzione: AKG K240 Studio: https://amzn.to/3nYP2uX Asta microfonica da tavolo: Neewer https://amzn.to/35bDI5W Se intendi acquistare qualcuno di questi prodotti non esitare a contattarmi per avere informazioni sulle caratteristiche e le modalità d’uso, e se acquisti su Amazon ti prego di acquistare usando questi link, mi riconosceranno qualche centesimo sul tuo acquisto che potrò destinare ad aggiornare l’attrezzatura dello studio ma il prezzo che pagherai tu non subirà aumenti. Grazie. A risentirci presto, Marco Caponera BodyMind Trainer

Sappiamo tutti che l’idratazione quotidiana è fondamentale per moltissime funzioni del nostro corpo, ma spesso non sappiamo quale acqua sia la più indicata per le nostre necessità. Sul mercato troviamo anzitutto la nostra acqua di rubinetto, poi le acque in bottiglia, lisce, oligominerali, minerali, gassate e poi stanno emergendo i filtri domestici che dovrebbero migliorare la qualità dell’acqua di casa. Ma come facciamo a capire quali sono le differenze fra tutte queste tipologie di acqua. Capire il contenuto dell’acqua richiede competenze di chimica se non si vuole essere facili prede del marketing dell’acqua e non tutti le possediamo. Quindi quale occasione migliore per chiedere a un chimico di professione di spiegarci cosa contengano le varie tipologie di acqua e come fare a scegliere l’acqua più indicata alle nostre esigenze? L’ospite che ci ha aiutato a capire meglio la chimica dell’acqua è Alfredo Guerra, che oltre ad essere un chimico gestisce un canale YouTube dedicato alla chimica coinvolta nella nostra quotidianità ed è quindi altamente titolato a toglierci tutti i dubbi sull’acqua, e lo abbiamo fatto come nostro solito in maniera chiara e comprensibile per tutte e tutti. Se volete approfondire altri aspetti di Chimica Quotidiana, potete seguire Alfredo Guerra sul suo canale YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAOGonGGkjL2M5-wItQypcwOppure potete iscrivervi al suo canale Telegram: https://t.me/chimicaquotidiana Se avete perso la puntata dedicata all’Idratazione potete ascoltarla cliccando qui: https://link.chtbl.com/Idratazione Ricordate di iscrivervi al Podcast dall'applicazione che state usando per ascoltarci e se volete mettete cinque belle stelle di valutazione. Anche una recensione scritta laddove possibile non sarebbe per noi superflua. Grazie! Se siete allergiche o allergici alle app per ascoltare Podcast potete ascoltarci direttamente da questo link: https://cutt.ly/BMTPodcast qui trovate tutte le puntate e potete ascoltarle quanto volete, senza iscrizione o senza dover scaricare altro. Iscrivetevi al mio canale Telegram per sapere in anticipo quando esce ogni nuova puntata del Podcast, per fare domande a me o ai nostri ospiti (anche con audiomessaggi che saranno trasmessi durante la puntata) o per commentare le puntate: https://t.me/BodyMindTraining Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quali strumenti utilizzi per realizzare il Podcast. Ecco l’attrezzatura che ho utilizzato per registrare questa puntata:Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4Gf Secondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zSt Mixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0 Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2V Premplificatore/compressore microfonico: Dbx 286sCavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCK Cuffie chiuse: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHez A risentirci presto, Marco Caponera BodyMind TrainerPS: Ricordiamo che i contenuti del Podcast sono realizzati a scopo meramente informativo e divulgativo, e non intendono sostituirsi al parere del medico o dello specialista di riferimento.

Questo non è un Tabata! di Marco Caponera In questa puntata parliamo del circuito Tabata, o meglio cerchiamo di capire perché diversi circuiti abitualmente proposti in palestra (e come lavoro da fare a casa durante il Lockdown) come dimagranti vengano chiamati Tabata quando non c’entrano assolutamente nulla con il protocollo scientifico ideato nel 1996 dal ricercatore giapponese Izumi Tabata che prevedeva intensità di lavoro pari al 170% del Vo2Max del soggetto allenato e che mai e poi mai sono raggiungibili per qualcuno che non sia già un atleta di livello olimpico. Purtroppo le mode affliggono il mondo del Fitness almeno quanto la presenza degli Influencer, e in questo caso le due cose si sono fuse generando un mostro che non soltanto non è utile per dimagrire, ma è anche pericoloso per chi non abbia i requisiti per sostenerlo. Nella puntata approfondiamo anche il significato di Vo2Max, di come si misura e a cosa serve conoscere il Vo2Max. Per chi volesse approfondire la metodica di allenamento denominata HIIT (High Intensity Interval Training) consiglio la lettura del libro di Gian Mario Migliaccio, Formula HIIT, una miniera di informazioni, protocolli e approfondimenti su questa affascinante tipologia di allenamento, lo trovate cliccando qui: https://amzn.to/32f1YCV Se volete iscrivervi al canale Telegram di BodyMind Training per fare domande, richiedere approfondimenti e per conoscere in anticipo i temi e gli ospiti delle varie puntante, potete farlo cliccando qui: t.me/bodymindtraining Se invece volete votare il BodyMind training Podcast come Podcast Emergente 2020 al Festival del Podcasting che si terrà a ottobre a Milano, potete farlo cliccando sul cuoricino sotto al post che trovate qui: https://www.instagram.com/p/CDB3mwjBnkc/?igshid=1fs3ixxfgvkfe A voi non costa nulla ma per noi sarebbe una grandissima soddisfazione far parte dei Podcast Emergenti di quest’anno e salire sul palco del Festival per parlare del lavoro che da quasi un anno svolgiamo per darvi sempre nuovi contenuti sostenuti dalle evidenze scientifiche più autorevoli e aggiornate. Grazie di cuore! Per oggi è tutto, io sono Marco Caponera, a risentirci presto!Qualcuno, appassionato di tecnologia audio, mi chiede quale strumenti uso per realizzare il Podcast. Ecco l’attrezzatura che ho utilizzato per registrare questa puntata!Microfono dinamico Rode Procaster: https://amzn.to/32Ce4GfSecondo microfono dinamico per ospiti: Shure SM 58: https://amzn.to/2Da7zStMixer digitale Rode Rodecaster Pro: https://amzn.to/2YKeQA0Cavo microfonico X-Lead Serie Platinum (made in Italy e connettori Neutrik): https://amzn.to/3gNdb2VPremicrofonico: Dbx 266sCavo tra pre e mixer: Mogami 2534 Quad: https://amzn.to/3jqRBCKCuffie chiuse: Beyerdynamic DT 770 Pro: https://amzn.to/3jCOHez

Hallo liebe Hörer! Nach fast 2 Jahren ist es endlich vollbracht! Ab sofort sind die Rumpelkammerproduktionen vorbei, bei denen wir uns ein Mirkophon teilen, denn mit unserem neuen Mischpult, können wir mit (setzt euch lieber) 3 (in Worten: DREI!!!!) Mirkophonen aufnehmen und klingen nicht mehr so blechern! Und jetzt seid ihr gefragt! Wie findet ihr die Qualität (vom Ton her, nicht inhaltlich :D) ) Gebt uns wie immer euer Feedback! Wir wünschen euch einen schönen Sommer und melden uns bald mit neuen Folgenbesprechungen zurück! Ihr habt Fragen, Feedback oder Kritik? Dann meldet euch doch einfach bei uns über Twitter: @WasserRotz @friday5782 @Kasperwelten oder über unseren Instagramaccount die_zentrale rotzundwasserpodcast oder schickt uns per WhatsApp eine Nachricht Tel.: 015202409308 Besucht uns doch mal auf unserer Webseite http://rotzundwasser-podcast.de/

Hallo liebe Hörer! Nach fast 2 Jahren ist es endlich vollbracht! Ab sofort sind die Rumpelkammerproduktionen vorbei, bei denen wir uns ein Mirkophon teilen, denn mit unserem neuen Mischpult, können wir mit (setzt euch lieber) 3 (in Worten: DREI!!!!) Mirkophonen aufnehmen und klingen nicht mehr so blechern! Und jetzt seid ihr gefragt! Wie findet ihr die Qualität (vom Ton her, nicht inhaltlich :D) ) Gebt uns wie immer euer Feedback! Wir wünschen euch einen schönen Sommer und melden uns bald mit neuen Folgen zurück! Ihr habt Fragen, Feedback oder Kritik? Dann meldet euch doch einfach bei uns über Twitter: @WasserRotz @friday5782 @Kasperwelten oder über unseren Instagramaccount die_zentrale rotzundwasserpodcast oder schickt uns per WhatsApp eine Nachricht Tel.: 015202409308 Besucht uns doch mal auf unserer Webseite http://rotzundwasser-podcast.de/

David gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end of both the original Segway and Olympus exits the camera business.

David gets a Rode RODECaster Pro, while Tim battles a dead iMac. Plus, how crappy Amazon Prime Video page is, LillyHammer, and the end of both the original Segway and Olympus exits the camera business.

J'accompagne les personnes déterminées à s'améliorer chaque jour par petites touches. Deviens une meilleure version de toi-même chaque matin à 8h

Un nouveau podcast de motivation chaque matin à 8h

For any podcaster looking to make a recording easier, look no further than the Rode Rodecaster Pro. I report in this podcast on my first 5 days with the unit and how I use the equipment. I touch on some of the basics with more episodes to follow. If you want to hear more make sure you put my podcast in your favorites. Thanks. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gary-abbott/support

Jim Collison Today's Project #CravingEncouragement story comes from Jim Collison. Find him at The Average Guy website. Thanks, Jim for the encouragement, friendship, and support. Jim was one of the very first financial contributors to helping me get the Rode Rodecaster Pro here inside The Yellow Studio. You'll hear Jim's stories at the very end of the episode.   "Old men are dangerous: it doesn't matter to them what is going to happen to the world."        - George Bernard Shaw But old men are dangerous for so much more. It's not that old men don't care, it's that they've learned what to care about most. Experience has taught them what matters and what's irrelevant. Old men are dangerous because they're able to teach younger men the things they most need to know. Nobody can teach younger men more than old men. if only younger men would listen and learn. ;) 2019 has been a year focused on the old men in my life. In the spring I lost one. Others are growing weak and frail. Old men have always been very important to me. I've lot a handful of them over the years. Old men who taught me a lot, but I know there was so much more I could have and should have learned. Old men aren't likely so different from old women. Not when it comes to the resource they are for those who are younger. Younger is relative. Earlier this year I lost an old man in my life. He was 74. Meanwhile, there's another old man in my life who is 96 and still going. My dad. That's a 22-year spread and it makes me wonder when a guy goes from being a young man to a man, then goes to being an old man. To a 10-year-old boy, a 25-year-old is likely an old man. To a 25-year-old, a 50-year-old is for sure an old man. To the 50-year-old...well, old just takes on a very different connotation. Narrowing down the when is important. After all, old men are dangerous so we have to figure out who the old men are! ;) I'll leave that to you to figure out for yourself. I happen to think old women are just as dangerous as old men. If not MORE so. ;) So I don't discriminate. I'm equally fearful. Being dangerous isn't restricted to being fearful though. There's dangerous in a good way. Sorta like the word "bad." Then there's dangerous in a terrible way. As in, "That concert was bad." That means the concert was awful. It can be good. As in, "That concert was bad." That means the concert was awesome. Let's talk about the fearful. I grew up learning fear very quickly. Spanking was how all good kids were brought up. Not beatings. Not abuse. Spankings. I don't think it was a regional practice either. Rather, I think it was pretty universal born from years of practice sparked by Old Testament (and New Testament) teaching on discipline. "Spare the rod, spoil the child," and all that. It clearly was a defective form of discipline and training because most of the kids I knew addressed adults as "sir" or "ma'am." Classrooms were mostly well ordered and teachers, policemen and other authority figures were shown respect by all but the very worst kids. So it was clearly NOT the way to raise and train children. I mean it's barbaric really. Better to have every child behaving like a spoiled hellion, smarting off to teachers, flipping off police officers and general showing disdain for anybody who dare suggest he not get his way. Society is greatly improved by our intolerance for any kind of physical discipline to show kids that they are NOT in charge. After all, the kids ARE in charge so let's treat them that way. Like the royality of all knowledge and wisdom we know them to be. Just like when we were kids, right? When I was a boy old men were dangerous. Old women more dangerous. You got out of line and few things scared me more than an old man barking out, "Heyah! Heyah!" Hearing that would stop me dead in my tracks because I instantly knew I was caught misbehaving. Old women would get physical.

Recorded live at the 2019 Melbourne Guitar Show, my guests are James Norbert Ivanyi and Jeremy Barnes as we discuss the state of modern guitar.James Norbert Ivanyi: https://jamesnorbertivanyi.bandcamp.comJeremy Barnes: https://www.facebook.com/jeremybarnesmusicWant more live episodes like this but wish the sound quality was better? Subscribe to Patreon so I can afford to get a nice Rode Rodecaster Pro and start putting on dedicated live podcast interview events! https://www.patreon.com/iheartguitar

The Yellow Studio circa September 2019 It only took one day. To dismantle the Yellow Studio. It took a small generous community of podcast supporters. To help make it become a reality. Rode Rodecaster Pro now residing inside The Yellow Studio The donors are now on a special email list where I've been keeping them updated. This group will continue to remain special and enjoy some inside updates. It's just one small way I can thank you for making the Rode Rodecaster Pro possible. Now, let's geek out just a little bit for those of you interested in the technicalities of podcasting. For the rest of you, bear with me. Years ago when I built The Yellow Studio there were basically two methods or workflows used in podcasting. The first was by far the most popular because it was the least expensive route, RECORDING. To be fair, all podcasts are recorded. That became the very definition of the medium - serialized, subscribable audio content. People could listen at will. On their own timetable. It was all pretty slick and we were as excited to get an email as we were to get a new episode of our favorite podcast. RECORDING methodology just required a microphone and some software (much of it free). To gussy up the sound you needed fancier software. This also meant you spent time editing. The first recording wouldn't necessarily be the final version. This workflow demanded significant after-the-fact work. BROADCASTING was the other methodology. This wasn't nearly as popular because it required hardware. And hardware was (still is) expensive. The benefits are high. The minute you hit "record" the sound is recorded digitally exactly as it will sound when listeners hit "play." Other than editing for content - not for sound quality - it's more of a "what you hear is what you get" process. I instantly wanted to go the BROADCAST route because I preferred to put my work in ahead of hitting the record button. It wasn't about avoiding work. At least not for me. It was about when to do that work. I wanted to spend time doing the work ahead of recording, not afterward. This meant investing in gear. Thankfully, I had the ability to make the investment. And I had some expert help in figuring out what I should get. Click here for the episode I recorded in 2015 to answer the persistent question, "What does your studio look like?" I embarked on finding and assembling equipment that was mostly broadcast quality. Built to withstand hours and hours of non-stop operating without any problems. In short, I was building a small 2-mic station with just about everything other than a transmitter. My transmitter was going to be the Internet. The microphones came first. Two Heil Sound PR40 microphones. Others picked them because of longtime broadcaster/podcaster, Leo Laporte. Leo is a tech guy who has enjoyed radio and Internet success. He used the Heil PR40. Well, I didn't know of Leo when I got the PR40s. But I had heard of Bob Heil because I was very into music. I also had (still have it) a fondness for the sound of great condenser microphones, but I knew my space wouldn't be ideal for a condenser mic because they pick up EVERYTHING. My space was going to be pretty solid for recording, but it wasn't going to be like a professional voice booth (commonly used by voiceover artists) or like a professional recording studio with extensive sound isolation. Enter the PR40. Its large diaphragm has condenser mic qualities in a dynamic mic. Two Heil PR40s, each on its own boom arm and mounted inside its own shock mount. Those were the first items purchased. Next came the coveted Aphex 230 microphone preamps. Radio people and voiceover artists alike have run to the Aphex sound for years. Microphones have to be plugged into something that can provide enough gain so you get sound. Enter the preamps. The Aphex 230s - one for each mic - came next. They were among the first items installed in the six-unit gear rack.

I pulled the trigger on the Rode Rodecaster Pro. You're listening to it now. I'll update you on what's happening here inside The Yellow Studio at the end of the show. Thanks to everybody who contributed. I'll be reaching out in the next few weeks to get the Skype calls scheduled. Randy   Some nights ago. I don't remember what day. Or night. It's 2:15 am and I'm wide awake. Not uncommon. I fire up Apple iTunes, where all my music resides, including the thousands of CD's I've burned. And the digital downloads I've purchased. I slap on a pair of headphones, one of about four within arm's reach. I turn up the headphone amp to about 10 o'clock, plenty loud for me at this hour. Jamestown Revival album UTAH is calling out to me for some reason. Released in 2014 it's been a month or more since I've given it a go...so why not. I've been practically living on their newer release, circa this year 2019, San Isabel. So it's time to dive into my catalog a bit. This all happens because revival is on my mind. Their band name sparks it, but my love of their music is the draw. UTAH has a song entitled, Revival. So let's do it. I click PLAY. It's track 6 and track 7 follows, a song entitled Truth. A theme begins to emerge and intersects what's been on my mind the last week or more. Vince Gill's new record OKIE is a few weeks old and I've listened to it through a handful of times by now. As I'm pondering revival I start thinking of one particular song from this record, The Price of Regret. So I click PLAY and give it a go. Again. "Everyone knows the price of regret, the things in life we never forget." Regret. Revival. By the time I get to the 11th track of Vince's new record (there are 12 tracks total), I've added a third R-word, reputation. The song is entitled, That Old Man Of Mine. It's followed by the last track, A World Without Haggard. Songs of reputation. Legacy. What we remember about people. What people remember us for. Regret. Revival. Reputation. I don't suppose all three are important to everybody. Some people claim to have no regrets. I think that's foolish. Others refuse revival. Some perhaps because their character is so low they're nothing to revive. Did they ever have it? Maybe. Maybe not. Some refuse revival because they don't want to revive it. Easier, perhaps more short-term fun, to remain in sin and suffering. No going back to a time when they were more noble, more innocent, more helpful and made a more positive difference in the lives of others. So reputations are largely earned. Deserved perhaps. And I'm not talking about public reputation or how the masses feel. Most of us aren't subjected to that because we're mostly anonymous to the world. But inside our little corner of the world, we're known. For something. As something. What? When my kids were quite small - toddlers really - I was spending considerable time with an old man who was an important mentor in my life. Weekly we spent hours together talking and studying. I was burning life's candle at both ends, spending close to 80 hours working and devoting time to church and family. It was exhausting, but I was young and didn't think much of it. Truthfully, my energy was quite high much of the time. So one weeknight each week sitting at his kitchen table - sometimes with my family in tow - wasn't burdensome. I wanted to know what he knew and was anxious to learn all I could. One evening talk turned to family. He was a father with grown children. I was mere years into my own fatherhood and I inquired about regret. He said he had no regrets. Here was a man I respected. A man 25 plus years my senior. I remember thinking of my own regrets and I had many years to go to reach his age. It seemed impossible to me, so I pressed him. "I can't think of anything I'd do differently," he said, referencing his fatherhood. I didn't pursue the conversation any further, even though I was supremely puzzled.

In this episode we review the Rode Rodecaster pro and the Rode Podmic

You've Waited Patiently All Week And Here It Is! An Answer Packed Episode Of VOBS Tech-Talk #7! This week on VOBS Tech-Talk #7  Dan and George talk about the  New iMacs, i-Phone deals, A RODE Rodecaster Pro review, and servicing your Sennheiser 416! Plus, a ton of answers to ton of great home studio questions submitted to us at theguys@vobs.tv VOBS Tech-Talk is the #1 webcast on VO Tech!  The reason is simple! Dan Lenard and George Whittam are THE most experienced, knowledgeable and entertaining hosts of all the home voice over studio webcasts!  Every other week they give you the lowdown on how to successfully record your voice over tracks at home. The bottom line for them, “If it sounds good, it is good!”  or..something like that. Brought to you by Voiceoveressentials.com, Vo2Gogo.com,  Sourceelements.com, VoiceOverXtra.com,  VOICEACTORWEBSITES.com and J. Michael Collins Demos jmcvoiceover.com/demo-production  

2019 Prediction I see more and more people getting into podcasting who Want to spend zero money Spend very little time on creating content Make large amounts of money - quickly My prediction is 98% of the people who get into podcasting for the SOLE reason of making money fast will quit and say podcasting does not work. This episode is to educate you with knowledge so you can make an educated decision. Keep mind, you DO NOT have to make money with your podcast. Many, many, many podcasters do it for the love of the topic. Because of My Podcast: Emily Prokop Will Be on TV 1:50 Emily Prokop from The Story Behind Podcast and EPodcast Productions has had "Because of My Podcast" Stories in the past (as she got a book deal). Now because of her podcast (which brought her a book deal), she is going to be on Inside Edition. How cool is that? Congrats Emily Update on Rode Rodecaster Pro 4:10 Last week we had three people share their insights into the Rode Rodecaster Pro, and I had not tied the unit into Skype yet. I agree when you use the phone, it sounds like, the phone. I had Jonathan Bloom from Weekly Awesome and Miss Ileane Smith join me on Ask the Podcast Coach via the wired TRRS cable, using Skype and out sounded much better. Johnathan was on Skype in his phone and Ileane was using an ATR2100 and sounded awesome. The Potential Harm of Launching Your Podcast With a Patreon 7:28 While I realize that starting to promote a patreon account the minute you start podcasting may seem like a great idea, my worry is this is another criteria (like your download stats) to gauge your process. I'm not saying it's wrong, but I want you to go into this with your eyes wide open. How Do We Get Sucked In? There are people on patreon making thousands of dollars a month. In the same way, that ice skaters, musicians, comedians, and athletes make their craft look easy, so do these podcasters. You talk into a mic, ask people for money, and watch the cash roll in. Nothing could be further from the truth How Do You Feel About PBS Pledge Drives? Think about how you feel when watching a PBS pledge drive. You’re enjoying the smooth tones of James Taylor as you reminisce about the first time you heard this song on the radio. The memories make you feel warm and then BOOM! We need some money. If you don’t have a relationship with PBS, (and found this while channel surfing) I’m going to bet these interruptions are quite annoying. Without a relationship, pledge drives make you want to change the channel (at least for me it does). So does this mean that your pledge drives in the early days of your podcast is a bad idea? I guess it all depends on how entertaining and creative you are in asking for support. Things To Consider As a New Podcaster While launching with a Patreon campaign allows you to practice your pitch, and gets your audience used to hearing your pledge drive in episodes, there are a few things to consider: You may find yourself focusing more on your Patreon rewards instead of focusing on making great content that inspires your audience to tell a friend. You can practice your pledge drive pitch in the basement. You don’t have a relationship with these your audience and yet you're asking for a favor. Unless you organized a focus group, you may not be delivering value (and yet you are asking for value in return). Your Mom is not a focus group. If you are doing great you can expect 3% of your audience to join your campaign. If you have 100 listeners this means you MIGHT get 3. According to graphtreon.com in January of 2019: 704,041 creators received a total of $1,512,275. That's a little over $2 per patron. The lack of patrons can damage your attitude and make you want to quit your podcast. If your sole reason for starting your podcast was for quickly getting money, you should stop. The Pressure of Patreon 20:20 Jordan Harbinger gave up being a lawyer to do a podcast where he interviews people and talks about communications and social dynamics. On Friday he answers questions from his audience. One other thing, Jordan gets millions of downloads for this show. A listener of his was having a hard time finding the courage to launch his content. The person was already worried about the business side of his content, and he had been sitting on it for two years. Jordan brings up a great point of the pressure of running your podcast as a business right out the door. That pressure could hinder your creativity, affect your attitude in a negative way and hinder you from creating a great show that will attract an audience. Keep in mind, no audience - no money.  With this added pressure, the podcast might not be fun. Also, keep in mind when you first start out you're not going to be as good as you will be in a few years. He brought up a great point about how easily we can talk to people we would normally be attracted when we are in a relationship. Why? No pressure. He explains that when he first started he just liked talking about it to his friends. That lead to him talking to others in bars, which lead to... being known as the Larry King of Podcasting. You can't help, serve, or entertaining anyone with your files on your hard drive. Just launch. Check out Jordan's Show at www.jordanharbinger.com and check out his level one FREE Human Dynamics course. Check out my interviews with Jordan here and here. But Shouldn't You Treat Your Podcast Like a Business? 32:50 I've had people who have businesses that sell ads in their show who treat their podcast as a business. They have to. While you are starting out, you may not be in this situation. It may be smart to plan ahead, but it is a bit like buying a crib for your future child when you are still a virgin. Most businesses the podcast is not the business. It is the part of the marketing arm of the business to promote their products. When your product is Patreon, that is fine but realize that most podcasters who are doing it for a living have multiple streams of income (products, ads, affiliate sales, live events). Also, if your podcast is not a business or promoting a business - it leads me to my next point. Shut Up and Have Fun With Your Podcast If you are doing a podcast for fun, and meet like-minded people or friend and family - then do that. Pay no attention to the podcasters chasing a buck. There are SO MANY WAYS to benefit from podcasting (see because of my podcast) and money is just ONE of them. When you compare your podcast to another it - unless it someone doing the same exact show with the exact same background, it is NEVER a fair comparison. Don't worry about the money, the downloads, new and noteworthy, Apple charts, and just HAVE FUN doing your podcast and see where it leads you. Canva Vs Snappa Graphics can help attract attention to show notes, your episodes, etc. I was working on making a new image for my YouTube channel and found Snappa. I had heard about it. I have been using Canva.com for a while. After banging my head against the wall to have my image show up correctly in YouTube, Snappa seemed to have the edge. They have more photos, and when making a YouTube channel artwork Snappa worked better. However, you typically make a YouTube Channel artwork once or twice a year. Other items I make weekly. Canva has multiple folders you can create, they make copying and resizing images easier, and while you will still probably occasionally have to pay for an image even if you are paying for their $12 a month "business" package, I found it better thought out. You can crop images while you are using them. With Snappa, you had to crop it before bringing it into your graphic (how do I know how much I need to crop it if I haven't seen it with the other items?). A Free Image Strategy Canva.com, Snappa.com, and Adobe Spark all have free versions. If you're on a tight budget and don't mind taking more time to browse through multiple portals (along with places like pixabay) you might try signing up for a free account on all three. For me, I live Canva. The offer tutorials to help you get the most out of the service. Work With Me If you're ready to start your podcast, I have multiple plans for multiple budgets. I want to help you build a successful podcast. Please let me know if you have any additional questions. I also have a podcast quick start program for those who are looking to get up and running quickly and then have a brief mentorship.

The Rode Rodecaster Pro has caught the attention of many podcasters, and some have pulled the trigger. Jim Harold (Paranormal podcast) and Jeff Bradury from Teachercast have purchased the unit. I want to thank Rode for shipping me a unit to play with. Their first impression was amazing. Is It Worth the Money? If purchased a four channel mixer a popular mixer is the Behringer Q1202USB is $119 A Mackie Headphone Amplifier is $40 A Jingle pallet can cost you $10 (Backpack Studio on iOs) but you'll need a phone or a tablet A portable recorder at its cheapest is $119 for a Zoom H1N The Aphex processing would cost you $345. Total Price: That would be $120+40+10+120+345 = $635 The Rodecaster Pro clocks in at $599 and you avoid all the cabling all over the place. You don't have to learn about "Gain staging" and if you're using a half decent microphone, you're going to sound great. Spec Sheet PDF Quick Start Guide Jeff Bradbury of Teachercast 9:51 Jeff Bradbury from the Teachercast loves his Rodecaster Pro Jeff had a situation where he needed to interview someone over the phone and it turned out great. Jeff points out that if you're using something external for mix-minus, you might hit a snag He also wishes it came with a Micro SD card. He has worked with it on Skype and Zoom. Jeff is using a Mac If you're a teacher, check out everything Jeff has to offer at www.teachercast.net Jim Harold From the Paranormal Podcast 14:21 Jim Harold has been podcasting since 2005 and produces the Paranormal Podcast, Campfire, Crime Scene along with being the author of many books (all available at www.jimharold.com ) Jim loves the ease of use and enjoys having a noise gate to cut out room noise when he's not talking. He really loves the sound the unit is producing. At the time of the recording, Jim had used it for 4-6 new episodes. Jim has used a Sound Devices Mixpre-3, and a Zoom L12, but really loves the sound he is producing with the Rodecaster. Jim also records a show with his wife called Soulmate Stories and it makes it super easy to pull in people who want to share their stories check it out at http://www.soulmatestoriespodcast.com Jim also hopes in the future there is a way to access recording without having to take the micro SD card out. Jim is also on a Mac. Jim also feels that while he doesn't miss having separate tracks for each person, it would be nice to offer this option in the future. Dave Jackson's Rodecaster Review First of all, I was blown away by the package that was sent to me from the Rode people. This was my first interaction with this company, and I'm not sure I've experienced such a great first impression. I love that you can configure this in minutes. You simply pair the unit with your phone and you're off and running. I used it on Saturday for a live show using Google Hangouts and also on a Group Coaching call using zoom.us and while Rode says it's not set up for the USB to be "mix minus" it appears to work. I like that you can reset the timer if you make a flub and want to start again without stopping the recording. I love the built-in headphone amplifier (don't miss the 3.5mm on the front if you are flying solo). I have my headphones plugged into one, and my studio monitors into another. I am having a slight playback issue (I'm the only one of the three using a new Windows machine). I also hate the MicroSD Card and would love to drag and drop the files to my computer without having to take the card out. I wish there was a pause button so if something goes wrong you could pause the recording. I also wish there was a pause on the jingle buttons so if you wanted to stop and comment on something and then resume your could. In my tests using the TRRS cable made myself sound better to the caller, but decreased their volume. The blue tooth option made the caller louder, but I sounded "not as good" to the caller (but still usable) While  Dave doesn't miss separate tracks (but admittedly he is interviewing podcasters who have decent audio quality) he does wish there was a tad more control over the tone. A Weird Playback Issue on Windows 46:18 I had a weird playback issue that apparently does not go into the recording. It is somewhat like a "buzz" that only I hear (not the people on the call. As I just recently got my unit and started putting it through the paces I am the only person I know having these issues. I have contacted Rode support to see if there is something on my end. I have found that whatever program I'm using if I temporarily switch what I'm using for a microphone it goes away. Microphone Shootout The Rode Procaster vs the Electrovoice RE320 52:54 The Rode Procaster has a very warm sound to it. While I didn't have a pop filter on it, but not talking directly into it I had no popping issues. The RE320 has a nice clear sound and really there is no bad choice here. For me, I've been using the RE320 for years. I enjoy the clarity, and the tone doesn't seem to change much if I get close to the mic. The Rode Procaster is $189. The Electrovoice RE320 is $299. If you are looking for the warmth of a Heil Pr40 without the $327 price tag, you might give it a shot. There is a WS2 Windscreen for the Procaster if you want one. Best Uses Of the Rodecaster Pro If you are doing a podcast where up to four people are in the room, and you want a very short learning curve through the technology, this is the unit for you. You just need to: Do your best not to talk over each other (although channel one can be set as the "top dog" with a ducking feature which turns everyone down) There is no way to tell how much time is left, or how long a jingle will be playing. With this in mind, don't have music you have to "talk up" and then have the music fade in. This would take some practice, or the music you are talking over has to be OBVIOUS when it's time to fade it back in. With the above items, with a little planning ahead you can sound like an old radio pro in minutes. So if you have a co-host(s) and occasionally have a guest who wants to call in via the phone - this is THE solution. How I Managed Live Calls on the Ask the Podcast Coach Last Week Last week I used the Rodcaster Pro to take phone calls on a live streaming program. I used Google Live (formerly Google Hangouts on Air) for my video. I if you just want audio you can use a tool such a mixlr.com to stream your audio to your audience, or spreaker.com which also will stream audio. To create a call queue, I use callinstudio.com. I attached my phone to the Rodecaster Pro via Bluetooth, and called my host number at callinstudio.com and gave out the callinstudio.com phone number for the callers. I monitor the calls via callinstudio.com and can add them to the call, or drop them if needed. They came through and sounded great.

Forever Under Construction Podcast - Episode 4: The Next Chapter Welcome to the Forever Under Construction Network! This is a place where four friends and creatives go over their individual projects, their struggles, their successes and everything in between. We had to take a break for a while, so we've jumped forward in time a little bit. On this episode of Forever Under Construction, we welcome 2019 with open arms. We spend some time talking about music production & distribution, YouTube strategies, taking massive action, content creation vs. consumption, and our plans for the New Year. We also do a quick review of the new Rode Rodecaster Pro podcasting recording interface, which is what this episode was recorded on.  Hope you enjoyed this episode, or found some of the insights useful, so feel free to comment down below and we'll working on bring you more in the future.

Help me get a Rode Rodecaster Pro from Sweetwater.  Click the image or click here! You can enter any amount you'd like. Thanks in advance! ............................................................................................... In 1977 a singer I knew as a background singer released her first solo record, Just A Stone's Throw Away. She had been singing with some of my favorite artists. People like Linda Ronstadt, Don Henley, Little Feat, Jackson Browne, and James Taylor. Her name was Valerie Carter. She was 24. In 1980 Jackson Browne released a famous song, "That Girl Could Sing," which was likely about Valerie. She battled drug addiction for years. She died in 2017. She was 64. Track number 3 on that debut record is a song, "Heartache." Click here to listen to the song. Today's show title is a lyric from that song. Valerie, like you and me, knew heartache. Lowell George of Little Feat co-wrote the song. We're not going to end the year on a downer note. Instead, we're going to be optimistic. Not because we stick our head in the sand, but because we're strong enough to face the realities of our pain and heartache. And the reality that for some of us 2018 was a grand year of heartache. Valerie sang that lyric directly to Heartache. "Heartache, find another place to be. I'm tired of being your best friend." She's tired of providing the landing place for heartache. Tired of embracing heartache as her best friend. It's a breakup song with heartache. Is there any better time to give heartache the heave-ho? Here at the end of the year? Ditching heartache isn't nearly so neat and tidy. Would that we could just make up our mind to be done with it. Not so easy. 2018 brought some of us extraordinary heartache. I know some LTW listeners who lost spouses. Some who suffered betrayal from a spouse. Some who endured heavy financial strains. Others who lost jobs. Some endured the heartache of loved ones addicted to drugs. Some were diagnosed with diseases. Heartache knows no bounds. It touches all of us, in a variety of ways. Songs of trouble and heartache resonate with us because it's such a universal experience. As I was listening to Valerie sing the song responsible for today's podcast title, I thought of other songs. Ry Cooder's song, "Trouble, You Can't Fool Me" from his 1979 album, Bop Til You Drop. And there's the song I always think of by Mat Kerney, from his 2009 album, City Of Black & White. The song, "Closer To Love" contains the line, "We're all one phone call from our knees." It depicts a phone call that buckles us, causes us such heartache we can't even stand on our feet. Going Here visit us                                                                                 There are classics like "Lean On Me" by Bill Withers, released on his album, Still Bill, circa 1972. All of us can relate to the lyrics. Sometimes in our lives we all have pain We all have sorrow But if we are wise We know that there's always tomorrow Lean on me, when you're not strong And I'll be your friend I'll help you carry on For it won't be long 'Til I'm gonna need Somebody to lean on Please swallow your pride If I have things you need to borrow For no one can fill those of your needs That you won't let show You just call on me brother, when you need a hand We all need somebody to lean on I just might have a problem that you'll understand We all need somebody to lean on Lean on me, when you're not strong And I'll be your friend I'll help you carry on For it won't be long 'Til I'm gonna need Somebody to lean on You just call on me brother, when you need a hand We all need somebody to lean on I just might have a problem that you'll understand We all need somebody to lean on If there is a load you have to bear That you can't carry

You can start a podcast on any budget but some want all the latest and greatest gear. How much did you spend on your first podcast setup and did that investment grow over time or did you jump in headfirst and spend like you weren't planning on needing any more gear? Join Ray, Dave, Daniel, Alex Knight, and Ross Brand to discuss podcast gear and podcasting news of the week. You can subscribe to the episode mailing list to get new Rounds delivered to your inbox automatically. Articles discussed: Podcasting revolutionized by Aussie company RODE – RODECaster Pro mixer does it all Introducing Anchor Sponsorships, the podcast advertising platform for everyone Labels Sue PokerNews over Copyright-Infringing Tracks in Podcasts Sign up, if you'd like to appear on a future Round. Thanks and I can't wait to see you at the Roundtable! Subscribe to Podcasters' Roundtable on YouTube and use the bell icon to set notifications so that you know when we're live!

The Rode Rodecaster Pro could THE piece of gear for 2019. I'm here to tell you everybody is scrambling it replaces so many pieces of equipment into one.It is a mixer, a recorder, a jingle palet, a channel strip, and it connects with your phone.You can record up to four microphones and your phone. The phone has built-in mix minus (so the person on the phone won't have weird echo issueThe 4 high-quality microphone channels are able to power both dynamic and condenser microphones. You can quickly connect microphones for you and your guests with an automatic level setting and one-touch recording to a microSD card. You can connect to your phone via Bluetooth or TRRS cable. You will be able to drag and drop files into the jingle buttons.Built-in Signal Processing that Would Cost you Hundreds of DollarsYour pristine signal can also be enhanced with the legendary patented audio processors, APHEX Aural Exciter™ and APHEX Big Bottom™. These have been incorporated in the audio processing section of the RØDECaster Pro, and your sound will have that rich, warm tone only found in professional studios. The RØDECaster Pro also features multistage dynamics, such as compression, limiting, de-essing and noise-gating.What It Would Take to Have All the functionalityA Zoom H6 Portable Recorder $319 iPad mini 4 (wi-fi only) $389iJingle webmaster app for ipad $20Aphex Aural Exciter $345 ( and really it would be $99 for the Aphex Channel)That would cost $1073What It Doesn't DoThe only thing some people who want the ultimate control may be disappointed that it only records in stereo. If you are recording four people you get one stereo file. I recorded this way for YEARS, and yes it is nice to have everyone on their own track to add different EQs, and mute tracks, etc but this built into the unit. If you record it correctly, you don't need to work magic in post-production. For me, this is not a deal breaker. Yes, the Zoom H6 does this, but it doesn't have the built-in Aphex, the phone connection, jingle buttons and more.The Rode Rodecaster Costs $599 and will Ship This MonthHere is a quick video (that wastes about 30 seconds about storytelling at the intro)

The Rode Rodecaster Pro could THE piece of gear for 2019. I'm here to tell you everybody is scrambling it replaces so many pieces of equipment into one. It is a mixer, a recorder, a jingle palet, a channel strip, and it connects with your phone. You can record up to four microphones and your phone. The phone has built-in mix minus (so the person on the phone won't have weird echo issue The 4 high-quality microphone channels are able to power both dynamic and condenser microphones. You can quickly connect microphones for you and your guests with an automatic level setting and one-touch recording to a microSD card. You can connect to your phone via Bluetooth or TRRS cable. You will be able to drag and drop files into the jingle buttons. Built-in Signal Processing that Would Cost you Hundreds of Dollars Your pristine signal can also be enhanced with the legendary patented audio processors, APHEX Aural Exciter™ and APHEX Big Bottom™. These have been incorporated in the audio processing section of the RØDECaster Pro, and your sound will have that rich, warm tone only found in professional studios. The RØDECaster Pro also features multistage dynamics, such as compression, limiting, de-essing and noise-gating. What It Would Take to Have All the functionality A Zoom H6 Portable Recorder $319 iPad mini 4 (wi-fi only) $389 iJingle webmaster app for ipad $20 Aphex Aural Exciter $345 ( and really it would be $99 for the Aphex Channel) That would cost $1073 What It Doesn't Do The only thing some people who want the ultimate control may be disappointed that it only records in stereo. If you are recording four people you get one stereo file. I recorded this way for YEARS, and yes it is nice to have everyone on their own track to add different EQs, and mute tracks, etc but this built into the unit. If you record it correctly, you don't need to work magic in post-production. For me, this is not a deal breaker. Yes, the Zoom H6 does this, but it doesn't have the built-in Aphex, the phone connection, jingle buttons and more. The Rode Rodecaster Costs $599 and will Ship This Month Here is a quick video (that wastes about 30 seconds about storytelling at the intro) Video at www.bestpodcastingear.com/7 Your browser does not support iFrame.    For more information click here

Full show notes (with videos at www.askthepdocastcoach.com/233 ) 1:33 The importance of Goals 3:25 Stitcher's Podcast Group 6:25 Do podcast numbers change during the holidays? 10:35 Should I do a daily show? 17:34 What day should I release on? 20:15 Jim's Favorite clip from the Networking episode from the School of Podcasting 22:00 Handing Explicit issues (should I go back and change episodes) 25:10 Getting blocked by YouTube from something in the video (NFL) 26:38 Little things that sound easy but they are not 31:50 Our Awesome Subscribers THANK YOU 33:10 iJingle just quit working for no reason 43:12 Rodcaster all in one podcast recorder may be the coolest tool to come out on podcasting. 38:45 Dave bought a Behringer U-PHORIA UMC404HD USB Interface This unit is $129 and has inserts if you want to add hardware like a DBX 286 Dave likes the Focusrite 2i2 that he got when Focusrite sponsored the School of Podcasting 42:00 Dave forgot to record again  43:00 Pandora has jumped into podcasting 51:55 Are you on Spotify?  School of Podcasting Amazon Alexa Skill  54:45 Saturday Night Live the Poddy's Parody ( YouTube Video ) 55:30 Spotify Stats Big Black Friday Special on The Average Guy  Ready To Podcast? Work with Dave to get Plan, Launch, and Grow your podcast. see www.schoolofpodcasting.com/workwithme