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Episode 141 features a tribute to Jill Sobule, Ohtis frontman Sam Swinson, new music from singer-songwriter Hendricka, folk group Lowland Hum, and guitarist Sam Moss.

In this episode Sam Moss sits down with Mackenzie and Mindy Spencer to unpack another week of youth‑ministry madness. First, you'll hear how an eleven‑year‑old camper's midnight snack binge ends in half a gallon of vomit flooding two counselors' beds (and everything they owned). Then stick around for preacher who drops Grandma because he's chasing a fallen mic stand, an eight‑year‑old calmly asking classmates to pray for his cow's tragic “accident,” and a Christmas caroling detour that lands the whole van staring at a homeowner in his underwear. Strap in—it's another unforgettable ride on Youth Group Chronicles! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this wild installment, host Sam Moss is joined by guests Isaiah Smallwood and John Scarborough as they dive into a story that takes the humble milkshake to outrageous new heights. Forget your everyday treat—this isn't about dessert, it's about a mishap so bizarre it left everyone in shock. Sam, Isaiah, and John break down every twist of an incident that turned a regular youth group hangout into a chaotic, laugh-out-loud moment, filled with unexpected reactions and all the unscripted banter you've come to love from YGC. Get ready for a no-holds-barred look at one of youth ministry's most unforgettable moments, as these three recount the tale with trademark humor and unfiltered style. Tune in and experience the unpredictable, hilarious ride that is Youth Group Chronicles!See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join host Sam Moss with special guests Cole Clark and Buddy Jenkins for an all-new bonus episode of Youth Group Chronicles where the rules are off and the conversation goes live! In “RIP Coco Bean | After Hours Series,” the trio gets real as they field questions from the live chat, share hilarious and hard-hitting stories, and answer your burning questions in an unfiltered Q&A session. Sam candidly recounts the unforgettable—and heartbreaking—tale of how he accidentally ran over a child's dog, Coco Bean, while Cole and Buddy add their own wild twists from the youth ministry grind. This bonus episode is a raw, behind-the-scenes look at what happens after the regular show ends, blending genuine emotions with off-the-cuff humor. Tune in for an episode that's as candid and unpredictable as it is unforgettable.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Join host Sam Moss alongside special guests Tim Stearns and Chris Durso for a wild ride into the unpredictable world of youth ministry! In this explosive episode, the stories fly fast—from a heart-wrenching camp sign-up prank that ends in a tragic pet loss (when a prayer for a solution takes an unexpected turn), to a hilarious VBS moment where a missing hand sparks disbelief. You'll also hear about a chaotic worship night that ends in unexpected projectile vomiting, a mall challenge that takes a dangerous twist, and a bizarre camp experiment involving an apple launcher that literally ends with a cow's untimely demise. With questions that challenge you to remember your wildest youth group days and moments that leave you questioning everything, Episode 156 is a rollercoaster of emotions, laughs, and jaw-dropping mishaps that prove truth really is stranger than fiction.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Steven and Ian kick off with a brief conversation about the recent SNL50 celebration (0:00) and whether Sportscast will ever transition to NBA regular season talk (7:13). Then they transition to an update on the Fantasy Albums Draft, including a new album from The Murder Capital (11:42). After that, they discuss recent festival announcements like Summer Of 99 And Beyond, which features a cavalcade of post-grunge bands (15:24). Then they transition to a talk about recent music documentaries about Sly Stone and Luther Vandross (36:36).In Recommendation Corner, Ian talks about the new album from Anxious and Steven reps for the singer-songwriter Sam Moss (58:01).New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 227 here and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and X (formerly Twitter) for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On an all-new episode of Discologist Eduardo and Kevin are discussing new music from guitarist Sam Moss, the latest post-rock sounds from London's Squid, the Grammys, Kendrick's halftime show, and more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Although the ever-enigmatic Sam Moss is not a great swimmer, he named his latest album 'Swimming.' The folk singer with a gentle demeanor is back with thoughtful songs and captivating melodies. Hailing from New England, Sam has carved out a unique niche in the folk world, blending naturalistic themes with an introspective approach to songwriting. We explore how his New England roots continue to influence his music – despite his current residence being Virginia – and how his upbringing in a family of visual artists has shaped his artistic sensibilities.Sam also talks about how movement and the natural world inspire his songwriting, if not with more oblique lyrics. We dig into his latest album 'Swimming,' where he boldly embraces more direct lyrical expressions; we discuss the balance between mood and narrative in his work, too. Our Basic Folk conversation touches on his journey from a shy young musician to a confident performer, as well, thanks in part to the encouragement of close friends like Jackson Emmer. He counts Emmer, who he played with in old-time duo The Howling Kettles, as one of his greatest inspirations for following his own creative arrow in music.Elsewhere in the episode, we explore Sam's passion for woodworking, a skill he honed as a respite from musical burnout. He describes the satisfaction of crafting tangible objects and how this practice complements his musical endeavors. We also really dive into his feelings around the word "gentle," which is often used to describe his music and persona. He doesn't actually mind being known as a gentle person– in fact, he hopes people do find his music soft and tender and, in that gentleness, that they still leave feeling his songs' striking impact.Follow Basic Folk on social media: https://basicfolk.bio.link/Sign up for Basic Folk's newsletter: https://bit.ly/basicfolknewsHelp produce Basic Folk by contributing: https://basicfolk.com/donate/Interested in sponsoring us? Contact BGS: https://bit.ly/sponsorBGSpodsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

On this episode of the Impact Real Estate Podcast, we continue our Summer Series by with a throwback to 2020 and Sam Moss, the Executive Director at Mission Housing Development Corporation in San Francisco. Chris and Sam chat about the challenges and successes of building affordable housing in one of the country's most difficult markets. Don't forget to check out Sam and a panel of affordable housing leaders during "Unlocking Affordable Housing Solutions: Insights from the SF Bay Area" a Jackson Lucas webinar on Sept. 17. Register on our Linkedin page. Mission Housing is a nonprofit organization that focuses on developing and managing 100% low-income housing. They also prioritize resident and community services to ensure that their properties benefit everyone in the surrounding neighborhood. Moss explains the complex process of financing affordable housing projects, which involves multiple funding sources and partnerships with other developers. He also discusses the impact of redlining and zoning policies on housing development in San Francisco. Moss shares his experience working as the executive director and emphasizes the importance of community outreach and collaboration. Sam and Chris also discuss the complexities of affordable housing and the importance of collaboration in the industry. He shares his personal journey into the field and highlights the tangible impact of affordable housing projects. Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3I3nkG9Spotify: https://spoti.fi/35ZJGLTWeb: https://www.jacksonlucas.com/podcast/summer-sam-mossChapters00:00 Introduction to Mission Housing Development Corporation02:22 The Focus on Affordable Housing and Community Development03:50 Challenges of Building Affordable Housing in San Francisco07:13 The Evolution of Financing Affordable Housing Projects10:30 The Impact of Policies on Housing Development in San Francisco14:19 Redlining and Zoning in San Francisco16:11 Recent Progress in Affordable Housing Development19:00 The Balboa Reservoir Project22:49 The Role of the Executive Director27:10 Providing Holistic Services and Programs29:02 The Complexity and Collaboration in Affordable Housing42:16 The Tangible Impact of Affordable Housing45:12 Mission Housing's Leadership Role During COVID-1949:00 The Countercyclical Nature of the Affordable Housing IndustryTakeawaysMission Housing Development Corporation is a nonprofit organization that focuses on developing and managing 100% low-income housing in San Francisco.They prioritize resident and community services to ensure that their properties benefit everyone in the surrounding neighborhood.Building affordable housing in San Francisco is challenging due to high construction costs and complex financing processes.Redlining and zoning policies have had a significant impact on housing development in the city.The executive director of Mission Housing plays a crucial role in project management, community outreach, and advocacy for affordable housing. Affordable housing is a complex industry that requires collaboration among various entities, including developers, consultants, and government agencies.Being a project manager in affordable housing requires a diverse skill set and the ability to navigate complex financial analysis.Affordable housing has a tangible impact on communities, transforming neighborhoods and providing much-needed housing for low-income individuals and families.Mission Housing has taken a leadership role in addressing the challenges of COVID-19, implementing safety protocols and providing essential services to residents.The affordable housing industry is countercyclical and can thrive even during economic downturns, providing opportunities for development and investment.

This week, we're recommending a show we think you should listen to: The Children of Room 56 from The [Listless] Network Spiritsford. The lakes have teeth. The walls have eyes. There's a hotel for ghosts in the woods. Sam Moss and her tight-knit group of friends have been investigating the mysteries of Spiritsford since they were children, and they enjoy it... until one of their own goes missing.Chip Romero has disappeared.And Sam is determined to find him. But the supernatural creatures of the town are getting increasingly malicious, and Sam's chances of actually finding her friend seem near-impossible. This is their mini episode: Welcome to Spiritsford Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod Tiktok: @room56pod Tumblr: room56pod Ko-fi: thechildrenofroom56

Once again on Youth Group Chronicles you're going to learn why youth pastors should stop trying to say "hip" things. If you don't know exactly what the phrase is you're saying, it's probable best you don't say it at all. Back on the show to react to this story and many more is Isaiah Smallwood and Pastor Aaron Sterns. Join them and show host, Sam Moss, as they blind react to the craziest youth ministry stories you've ever heard.

Sam Moss returns with her former professor/mentor Gab to discuss their thoughts on the state of the music industry, learning new skills and writing from life experiences.  Plus, listen to one of Sam's custom songs she wrote for a client (sammossmusic.com/custom-songs) called "A Love Like That" and Gab's single "Adoro." Follow Sam @sammossmusic and Gab @gabrielspinosamusic on Instagram. Go to Gab's website: https://gabrielespinosamusic.com/ Here's the link to stream "Adoro" https://open.spotify.com/track/0yJaya4HLgtheqw3vPmbA1?si=3b3b2c525bfd4410 Here is the link to stream "A Love Like That" on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/4aRgLkV8DVDgM52Zvo1RNc?si=8d9f1b97a8324b27  

It has, as the kids say, been a minute since we dove into housing. This has been a top 3 issue in SF for many years, and while an hour isn't a lot of time, we did manage to cover a lot of ground. We also learned some things about Ben and his relationship with his mother, and it looks like Manny has been losing weight? Or maybe he was heavier before, and he is just less heavy? Hard to say.

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Singles Going Around- Tomorow Starts TodayThe other day while hanging out at my local record store, I had a great conversation with a guitarist who was there. We talked about African, Egyptian and American guitarists. I told him about William Tyler, John Fahey and Marissa Anderson,who he had never heard of. This episode is dedicated to him.William Tyler- "We Can't Go Home Again" (TMR 288)Sylvester Weaver- "Guitar Rag" (TSQ 2868)Jean-Bosco Mwenda- "Masanga" (MRI 118)John Fahey- "In Christ There Is No East Or West" (Takoma 1002)Marissa Anderson- "Galax" (MRP 049)A. Kostis- "Troumba" (Olivdo 001)Charley Jordan- "Keep It Clean" (Ronet 1334)Sam Moss- "Miniature Dwellings II (TSQ 2455)Frank and his Sisters- "Sharu Shechisia" (MRI 120)William Tyler- "Area Code 601" (TMR 414)Frank Hutchison- "Hutchison's Rag"  (TSQ 2868)Micah Blue Smaldone- "Rose March" (TSQ 2455)John Fahey- "The Transcendental Waterfall" (Takoma 1002)Marissa Anderson- "The Old Guard" (CK 006)Davy Miller- "Jailhouse Rag" (TSQ 2868)William Tyler- "Terrace of the Leper King" (TMR 288)*All selections from the original records.

Someone Dies In This Elevator - Rise Rating: PG-13. Smile, you're on camera. This episode contains the sound of a gunshot at the end of the episode, discussion of systemic inequality, and death in an elevator. Transcript here. The trailer at the end of this episode is for The Children of Room 56. In Spiritsford, The lakes have teeth. The walls have eyes. There's a hotel for ghosts in the woods. Sam Moss and her tight-knit group of friends have been investigating the mysteries of Spiritsford since they were children, and they enjoy it... until one of their own goes missing. Chip Romero has disappeared. And Sam is determined to find him. But the supernatural creatures of the town are getting increasingly malicious, and Sam's chances of actually finding her friend seem near-impossible. This episode was written by ItMe! and directed by Mik Koats. Script editing by Jesse Schuschu. Dialogue editing by Sierra Doss and sound design by Kathryn Stanley. Music by Ali Hylton. Executive produced by Tal Minear. Episode artwork by Tal Minear. Starring: Anthony Kluttz as Corey. Giancarlo Herrera as Jordan. Cass McPhee as Stagehand. Angel Haven Rey as Game Show Host. Follow us @SDITEpod on Instagram, Tumblr, & Twitter! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the first time in Youth Group Chronicles history, two co-hosts join Sam Moss in the studio for the craziest episode yet. Isaiah Smallwood and Antonio Sanchez blind react to some of the funniest and wildest stories youth ministry has to offer. From a pastor accidentally printing off thousands of dollars worth of merch that had to go in the trash because it resembled a white supremacy logo, to a sermon illustration that ended with a kid choking in the front row. Once again we've put together a can't-miss episode you'll be laughing at for days! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ygc/support

Sam Moss, who Katy Perry fought for on Season 20 of American Idol explains why she was able to return after being told No in the same season, then goes on to tell us what we didn't see in rounds where her performances weren't aired. Sam also tells us how she turned her elimination into a unique business that relies on her musical talents! You'll hear how at the end of this interview.

On this week's episode of Youth Group Chronicles, Jaylun Smolin and Sam Moss read more youth ministry story submissions. We hear about an unfortunately timed youth group rebrand, a camp trip that literally couldn't get any worse, and we learn why it's important to know the height of your church bus. All this and more on this episode of YGC. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ygc/support

In this replay episode, Dan Sanchez talks with Sam Moss, the co-founder of 1Click Agency about the difference between brand, branding, and what it takes to see success. Sam Moss takes the position that branding includes creating the logo, website, colors, and swag. Dan Sanchez takes the position that branding is identifying beliefs that make you weird, messaging, rituals, a villain, and a leader. Listen to them talk it through, share their truths, and unpack the fuzzy topic that is branding. Connect with Sam: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam1ca/ sam@1clickagency.com

Do not approach. We repeat: please stay in your homes and await further broadcasts. Content warnings: discussions of death and murder, strong language, conflict and arguments, blood (mentioned), animalistic imagery, body horror (references), moth noises, abusive and absent parents (implied), Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-R1JA887zRVK9mHYR9J4PJaDdXhqjwsmpQD6VDAxRrM/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams and Grey Kilgour. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson, Jordan Hendrickson. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Alex Abrahams. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Zoey Davis. Performances: Zoey Davis as the News Guy. James Strickland as Jordan Ambrose. Ciaran Mallon as Shawn Manning (the Mothed Man) Lucy Ann Cowling as Lizzie Russell. Scarlett Foster as Wynn Russell. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Livie Martin as Jessica Pearce. Grey Kilgour as Hyacinthe Pearce. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Sam Gerard as Mya Lowe. Dizzy Cooper as Naomi Hamilton. SFX Attribution: https://docs.google.com/document/d/193JT-uWgnFPGzfrhP2xmaDi3RgJCPOR5DBUtKjIF9pI/edit?usp=sharing Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com Today's episode featured a promo for Someone Dies in this Elevator. Listen to them on Spotify here: Someone Dies In This Elevator | Podcast on Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts! The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

I'm not going to drink the eyes. Content warnings: conflict and arguments, discussions of missing persons, dolls, discussions of mental illness, implied suicidal ideation, discussion of near-death experiences, grief, discussions of death, crying, unhealthy coping mechanisms, knives, ghosts (mentioned), distorted voice, injury, pain, fire, violence, eye trauma, screaming, burns, attempted non-consensual surgery, threat, body horror. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1T-3HnB5qyGO_DNB10wrM9wqhgcZ-3S-iZ3NPyAdF3gk/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson, Jordan Hendrickson and Noelle Day. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Zoey Davis. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Zoey Davis. Performances: Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Lucy Anne Cowling as Lizzie Russell. Sam Gerard as Mya Lowe. Dizzy Cooper as Naomi Hamilton. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Scarlett Foster as The Orange-Eyed Man. Chloe Peterson as The Giant Doll. Tony Pelley as June Bishop. Sophia Moog as Annette. Miles Jonathan Bagarinao as Jax. Stoker Leopold as the Dolls. SFX Attribution: Abortion Links and Resources: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1JsnhYIIo6dnHSx_XKVM6jQGMPGc81uzs9yBXAQQFtl0/edit?usp=sharing Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

Tell me, is crying in the toilets a common occurrence here? Content warnings: crying, swearing/strong language, mention of dolls, injury, scenes of emotional stress, hospitals and mention of non-consensual surgery. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QNH0aCwlTcZpDtoTfl1gdIRIg6pHcJx61cd1nSmmMA8/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson, Jordan Hendrickson and Noelle Day. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Stoker Leopold. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Zoey Davis. Performances: Lucy Anne Cowling as Lizzie Russell. Sam Gerard as Mya Lowe. Dizzy Cooper as Naomi Hamilton. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Nancy Robinson as Ms. Niven. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Ana Paula Ponce as Kathy Romero. Tony Pelley as June Bishop. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

Welcome to Episode 60 of The Darlington Podcast!  In the last of three special Commencement episodes, listen to Sam Moss ('63), retiring dean of college guidance, give his Baccalaureate address on May 13. Moss was selected by the senior class to serve as the Baccalaureate speaker. Following an introduction from Honor Council President Mary Mac Pittman ('22), Moss reflects on his time as a student at Darlington and shares stories that have the audience laughing time and time again. He closes with well wishes for the Class of 2022, and hopes that they too will one day be planning their 60th reunion with their Darlington classmates, as he is looking forward to doing next year.  https://www.darlingtonschool.org/Today/Details/6014142 (Click here for complete show notes >>)

Tell me, Fred. How do you feel about murder? Content warnings: body horror, bones cracking (inc. sfx), flesh noises (inc. sfx), violence, depictions of grief and mourning, references to death and kidnapping, abusive relationships (implied), death of partner (mentioned), voice distortion, mentions of past trauma, death of a family member (mentioned) Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/17MrCh6ruKRQyqqWGlCk9s91dehlL0u3sOWsORi2tZaA/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-Friendly Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1roi8l0R4eHf_yHq6TFk8khsrNWISTULBgt6GezOKmbc/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson, Jordan Hendrickson and Noelle Day. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Olivia Carter. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Ben Phantom. Performances: Michael M. as Chip Romero. Sophia Moog as Annette. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Moira-Juliet Scott as Callope Morris. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. The illustrious Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Jordan Hendrickson as The Shapeshifter. Grey Kilgour as Jacob Brassington. Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

I know. You keep saying that. But the thing is, if we get murdered in this changing room, I'm pretty sure people will know that this is the crime scene BECAUSE OF ALL THE BLOOD. Content warnings: depictions of grief and mourning, scenes of emotional distress, body horror, references to death, flesh noises, bones cracking (inc. sfx), ghosts, static (inc. sfx) Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YwL9o3Bjle3zRl2G4VJAK8i7m05fp4mVLv7H1PTCs2s/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-Friendly Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1i_6HRfwiMkZIWffOVtrsdGLxGVfqAa3mUXMkOt0cLO4/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson, Jordan Hendrickson, Grey Kilgour and Megan Cason. Directed by: Alex Abrahams and Moira-Juliet Scott. Edited by: Alex Abrahams. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson and Chloe Peterson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Megan Cason. Performances: Aquila Pullen as Aster Ross. Grey Kilgour as Gareth Adams. Livie Martin as Jessica Pearce and April Ellsworth. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce and Colin Matthews. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Jordan Hendrickson as The Shapeshifter. Sound effects: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11ifF1KvmbHu660xtjhdTD6xjpFpz3k4nELInkxPwIEk/edit?usp=sharing Today's episode featured a promo for Believer. You can listen to Believer wherever you get your podcasts, or visit their website here: Believer (believerpodcast.com) Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

I love you, but realistically, you're not gonna go to your best friend's funeral then be up for running around in the woods looking for monsters the week after, are you? Content warnings: depictions of grief and mourning, static (inc. sfx), blood, mentions of police, absent fathers, conflict and arguments, mentions of vampires, distorted voice (inc. sfx) and references to death. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1rzckc6MMbb7-84T6mcuNFQwyKA5766MO5XX53WmH02A/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-Friendly Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yiGXjG8Xzlrt3mdm1MBG6WRh9J_MjuVYHvF0ThbhGhk/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams and Grey Kilgour. Script editing by: Jordan Hendrickson, Wyn Grillo, Megan Cason, Chloe Peterson and Noelle Day. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Stoker Leopold and Alin P. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Matias Higuera. Performances: Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Michael M. as Chip Romero. Scarlett Foster as The Orange-Eyed Man. Wyn Grillo as the Answering Machine. Grey Kilgour as Hyacinthe Pearce. Chloe Peterson as Jamie Myrtle. Ana Paula Ponce as Kathy Romero. Livie Martin as Jessica Pearce. Sound effects: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1X1gOjCKd1vCL95DnA8ZCy6JpoUjyOItPiFDACqJOeh0/edit?usp=sharing Today's episode featured a promo for The Adventures of Neighbourly. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or find them on Twitter and Tumblr @/neighbourlypod. Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

You know, they never found the body. Content warnings: crying, static (inc. sfx), depictions of grief and mourning, references to death, mentions of police, references to transphobia, blood, mentions of vampires, mentions of isolation, arguments and disagreements, references to gender dysphoria, implied suicidal ideation and scenes of emotional distress. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1f4OZmnzTMusuhuPsVQVQWn31t9s15x-Mx8Qbsi4d88s/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-Friendly Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1hA70dpD7p3b01sE2szGcDF_RteEGF4SEzMyx4QpsrO4/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Jordan Hendrickson, Wyn Grillo, Megan Cason, Noelle Day and Grey Kilgour Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Grey Kilgour. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Podcast cover art by: Samantha Cooke. Episode cover art by: Hannah Zusmanovich. Performances: Michael M. as Chip Romero. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Chloe Peterson as Headmaster Newton. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Sound effects: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1j2vZMkZdTWU0HEd9p3LnL9u8UEuPu9BQO1nE3hx1lDo/edit?usp=sharing Today's episode featured a promo for The Adventures of the Forget Me Nots. Listen wherever you get your podcasts, or find them on Twitter, Tumblr, Instagram, Facebook, Ko-fi and TikTok at @forgetmenotspod. Support us: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/room56pod Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56. Show less

We have got to stop asking Sam to DM. Content warnings: scenes of emotional distress Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1QSeqbYPpFCDelqDoLZLAD8sy31NUapxKDjKtzLkvDoM/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-Friendly Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1puwLCni8-cBrJIjO9djuRuC__J-HGu41ATEW2Nm7cAs/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Jordan Hendrickson, Wyn Grillo and Chloe Peterson. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Grey Kilgour. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Performances: Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Sound effects were taken from Freesound - Freesound and Download FREE Sound Effects (zapsplat.com), as well as our crew getting creative. Today's mini episode featured a promo for Mnemosyne. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts, or visit their website: Mnemosyne | Brainrot Presents. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

Sam Moss from Winterset, Iowa tells about making it to Hollywood on American Idol. Plus, Cedar Rapids country concert news!

Is no one going to acknowledge the fact that he's dating a myriad of moths? Content warnings: insects (moths, inc. sfx), static (inc. sfx), body horror Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1h05ZHcczvrOdElXujd47mPkTxY2BBXoNJl7n_37NNkQ/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1FxfqpYUNNF1Ci45ZKquYKyD2Z0Xb16iGWDr-57nTQ5Y/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams. Script editing by: Chloe Peterson and Jordan Hendrickson. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Jordan Hendrickson. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson and Chloe Peterson. The song featured in this episode was "Moth to the Flame" by Chloe Peterson. It was written and arranged by Chloe Peterson and featured Chloe Peterson on ukulele and James Strickland on vocals. Performances: Michael M as Chip Romero. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Nora Wilson as Olivia Ambrose. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. James Strickland as Jordan Ambrose. Ciaran Mallon as Shawn Manning/The Mothed Man. Sound effects by: clgood, yuval, jaegrover, biancabothapur, sonic quinn and klankbeeld on Freesound - Freesound, and harry martin on YouTube. Today's mini episode featured a promo for The Attic Monologues. You can listen wherever you get your podcasts, or on their website: The Attic Monologues Podcast. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

In this episode of the Success Fundamentals Podcast, Kris Sykes and Brian Goldsack talk to Sam Moss, co-Founder of 1Click Agency, which focuses on website development for B2B SaaS companies. Sam grew up with the idea of entrepreneurship in his head and has since learned never to let go just because results may not be happening for you immediately. Sam's main virtue is patience, and he knows how to play the long game. In this episode, Sam also shares his approach to marketing and how he thinks the future of B2B marketing will look like in a few years. HIGHLIGHTSEntrepreneurship is not for everyoneFocusing on website development for B2B SaaS companiesThere's always other options out there Customers don't care about your story Live your life now, now when you're 70Batch your tasks and get a groove goingTake your time and get the work in Money is a tool Why throw in the towel when you've come this far?Marketing can also be about helping people B2B brands are going to become more engaging soonQUOTESSam: "Get yourself into a routine and start getting things done. Because this work from home life for most people, like, you have kids running around, you have family at home. It's a little bit louder, it's easier to get distracted. But get your head down, get what you need to get done and that opens up your schedule if you think about it."Sam: "Money to me is a tool, and it sure makes life a lot more fun if you have a lot of it."Sam: "People are typically right around the corner from their breakthrough. And if you have proof of concept for what you're doing, as in like if it's a bad idea -- sometimes you do need to quit and move on, but if you have proof of concept, let's say you're building a business and there's product market fit, you have a product that people will like, for me that means  we should continue."Sam: "What's interesting is everything that happens in the B2B world is typically already going on in the B2C world two to three years beforehand. So we kinda have a cheat code as to what's going on. Things that are coming down the pipe for B2B would be brands being more personal and more interactive with their buyers in a fun way."Follow Sam on the following links below: Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam1ca/Podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/b2b-made-simple-a-b2b-marketing-podcast/id1461772424Website: https://1clickagency.com/Follow Success Fundamentals on the following links below: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4XCvuwxnFi5_7C6Ncm12xQLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/success-fundamentals™Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/successfundamentalspodcast

Our guest today is Sam Moss of 1Click Agency. Sam will share key principles about creating a buyer-centric website and why it is so important in B2B. We are going to learn about how to leverage content, design, and how to really think about that website so that it becomes a critical part of your marketing and sales strategy. Especially important, is that you really think about making the necessary investments the smart way so that when you need to redesign your website, you know what to focus on and what questions to ask when you're looking for help to pull it off. Sam Moss co-founded 1Click Agency at the beginning of 2016. What started as a side business with many services, quickly turned into a focused, full-service website design and development agency with a team of 13 developers. Sam also hosts a podcast, B2B Made Simple; a great listen if you are a marketer at a B2B SaaS or tech company! After listening to today's episode, visit Sam's website for more information and to learn more about the service offered by 1Click Agency.

In the next hour of The Roadhouse, I'll put together the puzzle pieces to deliver a coherent hour of music - great blues all of it. The hour includes a set of loud blues rock, some smooth contemporary blues, three Roadhouse debuts, and some of the biggest names ever in blues. Zoom with Shawn Kellerman, Bernard Allison, John Mayall, Sam Moss, and Tinsley Ellis. That's a taste - a taste of another hour of the finest blues you've never heard.

Sam Moss, Co-Founder at 1Click Agency, joined Jesus McDonald, CEO at JRM Web Marketing, on the podcast to talk about why specialization is better than hiring a full-service marketing agency. Both Sam and Jesus run B2B web development agencies. They are competitors in the B2B space, very active on LinkedIn, and are friends who stay in touch. They broke down the importance of working with an agency that is 100% focused on the service you need and are really darn good at it. They also talk about reasons why B2B marketers should consider a website audit. This is a must-listen episode as they share their personal experiences as both B2B marketers and agency owners.

Think we can consider Freddie Shaw and Nicky Dixon's Matchmaking Extravaganza a success? Content warnings: violent consumption by a lake (mentioned), parent death (mentioned), vocal distortion, slight sensory overload via loud music, static Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/11YG52VCxz5DCKOsrYmQqnanTR_LgajR0mdYsqZG9GEY/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1d6VdhZlxvYWJCH-ZZL1Q4O-A0Jg_dw4z3ZNJJq1OrQA/edit?usp=sharing Based on an original concept by Chloe Peterson. Written by: Alex Abrahams and Chloe Peterson. Script editing by: Jordan Hendrickson. Directed by: Chloe Peterson. Edited by: Stoker Leopold. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson and Chloe Peterson. The song featured in this episodes was "Fool For You" by Chloe Peterson. It was written by Chloe Peterson, composed by Chloe Peterson and Jordan Hendrickson, and featured Ella Hicks on guitar, Jordan Hendrickson on the cello, Tate Lindon on the violin, and Chloe Peterson on vocals. Performances: James Strickland as Jordan Ambrose. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Michael M as Chip Romero. Chloe Peterson as Stephanie Wright. Livie Martin as Jessica Pearce. Roswell Hellinger as Eli Wyman. Sound effects by: Disagree, JamesFarrell_97, JohnsonBrandEditing, JovianSounds, Nimlos, Sheyvan, SpliceSound, dkiller2204, kwahmah_02, quedicemipez, DaveJf, Romariogrande, cassn003 on Freesound - Freesound. Today's mini episode featured a promo for Back Again, Back Again. You can follow them on Twitter @BackAgainPod, and on Instagram and Tumblr @backagainpodcast. You can listen to Back Again, Back Again on Spotify here: Back Again, Back Again | Podcast on Spotify. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod TikTok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: [Listless] - The Children of Room 56.

Why haven't you launched your B2B video podcast yet?

When it comes to podcast interviews the top-of-mind strategy works. It requires patience, being a relationship builder, and having a solid strategy in place. Sam Moss, founder of 1Click Agency and B2B Made Simple podcast host joins the show. He shares his exact podcast and LinkedIn process. Sam's LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/sam1ca 1Click Agency Website: 1clickagency.com

Welcome to Episode 31 of The Darlington Podcast!  In this Darlington Connects episode, host Julie Lucas ('97), Darlington's chief advancement officer, talks with longtime Dean of College Guidance Sam Moss ('63) about his time at Darlington as a student, his career path, and his https://www.darlingtonschool.org/Today/Details/5714666 (upcoming retirement) after 40 years of service to Darlington and 55 years in independent school education. https://www.darlingtonschool.org/Academics/College (Click here) to learn more about Darlington's unique College Guidance Program that earns 100% of its graduates admission to colleges all over the country and the world each year. About Darlington Connects: Every member of the Darlington Community has countless Darlington connections, especially in the work world. By supporting each other's careers and life goals, we are better connecting our students, alumni, parents, parents of alumni, and grandparents. Share more about your career in a Darlington Connects spotlight on our website or social media Lend your expertise to a current student or recent graduate Connect with others in your field or your geographic area via our https://darlingtonschool.org/Alumni/Directory (Alumni Directory) or our https://www.linkedin.com/signup/cold-join?session_redirect=https%3A%2F%2Fwww%2Elinkedin%2Ecom%2Fgroups%2F2388952%2F&trk=login_reg_redirect (Darlington Connects group on LinkedIn) Volunteer to be one of our guest speakers at Career Day https://www.darlingtonschool.org/Today/Details/5736641 (Click here for complete show notes >>)

As is tradition, those who are seen as young or immature, typically men and boys, would prove their maturity by traversing through the tunnels from the third layer of the Spiritsford Catacombs, to the north side entrance, engulfed entirely in darkness. Content warnings: bullying, implied transphobia, coercion, toxic masculinity, mild language, cults, bones, caves, darkness, attempted deadnaming, negative attitudes towards mental health services, threats of violence, weapons, death (mentioned), blood, animal death, human remains, sudden loud noises, being chased, animal harm, injury Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1o4oE8hzdtJJRbke-apQ7C18YrOjO0KUXqyxx_xTsrQE/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Ligk1PdWTMLboiEoyyQBRlMFhYRxY7ZFybUjgykBgFE/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Moira-Juliet Scott. Script editing by: Alex Abrahams. Directed by: Alex Abrahams and Moira-Juliet Scott. Edited by: Stoker Leopold. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Performances: James Strickland as Reeves Chaney. Michael M as Chip Romero. Alex Abrahams as Evan Pearce. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris/The Depths. Stoker Leopold as Cultist #1. Grey Kilgour as Cultist #2. Aquila Pullen as Cultist #3. Jordan Hendrickson as Cultist #4. Nora Wilson as Cultist #5. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Special thanks to Stoker's dad for some fantastic chanting. Sound effects by 14GPanskaHonc_Petr, __O, aboe, AlecCorday, Amekiano, BockelSound, Caap, cmcdowell1, CUDenverSound, daenerys, derplayer, EminYILDIRIM, EvanSki, Fantasmax, fiezewarthog, GabrielaUPF, GreatNate98, ivolipa, J.Zazvurek, JamGrif, juliabosque, KieranKeegan, MaderaDelEste Films, ngrib, Oneirophile, owly-bee, patchen, PhonosUPF, qubodup, Samantha_Dolman, sandyrb, serles_music, SoundsForHim, thanvannispen, thestigmata, tonsil5, trip_sound, Zarry, Zwecker, Visions68, and Stoker Leopold getting creative. Today's mini episode featured a promo for Monstrous Agonies. You can follow them on Twitter @Monstrous_Pod, on Tumblr at @monstrousagonies, or go to their website by following this link: LISTEN | Monstrous Agonies. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod Tiktok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com Support our cast and crew: You can support our cast and crew financially by following this link: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Alex Abrahams can be found on Instagram @alexbrhms and Twitter @alexbrhams. Jordan Hendrickson can be found on Instagram @whycello.there. Their business email address is @jordanhendricksonmusic@gmail.com. More of Samantha Cooke's art can be found @samiam.art on Instagram. Tam Silverman can be found on Instagram @tamaras18543. The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: https://www.listless.ga/home.

We're joined by Sam Moss, CEO, and Co-Founder of One Click Agency, to discuss web developing and designing with a customer-centric approach. As part of our Resiliency series, Sam talks about website resiliency and how to make sure your brand's website can withstand the test of time.   In this podcast, Sam covers:   Building a website that's resilient and relevant   Solving the problems your customer has   Keeping calls to action clear and concise   Unpacking current design trends   Doing your research on marketing  

What is a group of paranormal investigators if not a bunch of meddling kids? Content warnings: vampires (mentioned), ghosts (mentioned), light body horror (references), sudden loud noises Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cn_4dds54C1wQJvdnUmFCZRfw81b8fFjbNCtxKe0fG0/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bkT0YxKIh-5Ir4_Yzo_FX84HeoOHYJTEfBh0_i4kSaw/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams and Grey Kilgour. Script editing by: Ghost King and Sammy Christiansen. Directed by: Alex Abrahams. Edited by: Alin P. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Art by: Samantha Cooke. Performances: Eden J. Storm as Freddie Shaw. Shawn Tumbokon-Flowers as Nicky Dixon. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Sound effects by lyd4tuna, OpenWillem, lwiploppenisse, tack00 and plasterbrain on https://freesound.org/ (and Alin P getting creative.) Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod Tiktok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com Support our cast and crew: You can support our cast and crew financially by following this link: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56. Alex Abrahams can be found on Instagram @alexbrhms and on Twitter @alexbrhams. Tam Silverman can be found on Instagram @tamaras18543. Jordan Hendrickson can be found on Instagram @whycello.there. Their business email address is @jordanhendricksonmusic@gmail.com. More of Samantha Cooke's art can be found @samiam.art on Instagram. The Children of Room 56 is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License and distributed free of charge by the [Listless] network. For more information, as well as our show transcripts and additional content, check out our website: https://www.listless.ga/home.

Let's Go Lesbians! Content warnings: mild/implied homophobia played for laughs, references to oppression. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/12nRppFCnZDFvBelmWRJn05KXBNAFay6cfPCIgnWPUvg/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HlZS81OWP2TWHv0o9vspswenKqttSrF4kCcountEmU0/edit?usp=sharing Written by: Alex Abrahams, Megan Cason and Tam Silverman. Script editing by: Grey Kilgour and Chloe Peterson. Directed by: Alex Abrahams and Moira-Juliet Scott. Edited by: Grey Kilgour. Music by: Jordan Hendrickson. Art by: Samantha Cooke. Performances: Chloe Peterson as Headmaster Newton. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Moira-Juliet Scott as Calliope Morris. Alex Abrahams as Additional Voices. Sound effects were taken from https://www.zapsplat.com/ and https://freesound.org/. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod Tiktok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com Support our cast and crew: You can support our cast and crew financially by following this link: https://ko-fi.com/thechildrenofroom56 Alex Abrahams can be found on Instagram @alexbrhms and on Twitter @alexbrhams. Megan Cason can be found on Instagram @oramercury. She is an artist and is currently taking commissions. Tam Silverman can be found on Instagram @tamaras18543. Moira-Juliet Scott can be found on Instagram and Twitter @MJRammmy. Alex Abrahams, Chloe Peterson, Grey Kilgour and Jordan Hendrickson are currently looking for LGBTQ+ writers to join their writing team for their new podcast Unnamed Anthology Podcast. You can find more information about the project in this document: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13ijXqmq1Yh8NbnVRJ22d_yzz--daIHum81MMY4E0ObI/edit?usp=sharing Jordan Hendrickson can be found on Instagram @whycello.there. Their business email address is @jordanhendricksonmusic@gmail.com. More of Samantha Cooke's art can be found @samiam.art on Instagram. The Children of Room 56 is licenced under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike 4.0 International License.

Welcome to Spiritsford. Content warnings: references to death. Transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bDBdZNoLNA1ojHATGeeZ7wV8usEAbVgDI7UjeuIbbms/edit?usp=sharing Dyslexia-friendly transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eXge4yr9U2lxs-zYhY3ttq9rEXAfSbix1uNpmryIlRU/edit?usp=sharing Written and directed by Alex Abrahams. Edited by Stoker Leopold. Music by Jordan Hendrickson. Art by Samantha Cooke. Performances: Alex Abrahams as Himself/The Voice of Spirtsford. Tam Silverman as Sam Moss. Sound effects by magedu and michaelkoehler. Contact us: Twitter: @room56pod Instagram: @room56pod Tiktok: @room56pod Tumblr: @room56pod Email: thechildrenofroom56@gmail.com Support our cast and crew: Alex Abrahams can be found on Instagram @alexbrhms and on Twitter @alexbrhams. You can support him on Ko-fi by following this link: https://ko-fi.com/alexabrahams You can also support him by checking out his other projects: - Chad & Death: @chadanddeath on Instagram and Twitter - Bloodlines: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6cMoGZ7dRoUL4kQCYFscei?si=g85i7OFUQj-IOl9_ifn8Cw&utm_source=copy-link (@bloodlinespod on Instagram and Twitter) - On Asphalt Bones: @onasphaltbones on Instagram and Twitter - Tales From Carnage Falls: https://open.spotify.com/episode/222p8wN90W2XvOhUbdukSs?si=knJTOFwmQHyzJGhgyhZqXQ&utm_source=copy-link (@carnagefalls on Instagram) Stoker Leopold can be found on Instagram @stoked_to_be_here_ Jordan Hendrickson can be found on Instagram @whycello.there. Their business email address is @jordanhendricksonmusic@gmail.com. You can support them by checking out their other projects: - Chad & Death: @chadanddeath on Instagram and Twitter - Bloodlines: https://open.spotify.com/episode/6cMoGZ7dRoUL4kQCYFscei?si=g85i7OFUQj-IOl9_ifn8Cw&utm_source=copy-link (@bloodlinespod on Instagram and Twitter) - Tales From Carnage Falls: https://open.spotify.com/episode/222p8wN90W2XvOhUbdukSs?si=knJTOFwmQHyzJGhgyhZqXQ&utm_source=copy-link (@carnagefalls on Instagram) More of Samantha Cooke's art can be found @samiam.art on Instagram Tam Silverman can be found on Instagram @tamaras18543 The Children of Room 56 is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Sharealike 4.0 International Licence.

Not just B2B marketers but ALL marketers should consider doing a website audit before making a handful of changes to the site or doing a redesign. Sam Moss does a great job talking about website audits: It's more of a conversion audit, more or less, which means... 1. We go over the content of the website 2. The flow/structure 3. The design 4. The customer experience that they're going to go through 5. Then we give feedback to the company or the marketing team on what can be improved Basically, we provide this to give a second pair of eyes for your marketing team or for your company. That second pair of eyes that can say, yes, you're either doing it right, or here are some key areas that you can improve. It's tough for you to see what customers are experiencing. We give some corrective criticism, we record the call and then we shoot it over to them. P.S. When it comes to website audits, Sam's recommendations are on point. And he won't promote this but I will (LOL), check out his new website. He just went through a website redesign and it looks amazing. I'm personally using his website as inspiration for my prospective clients. ==== If you enjoyed this podcast, leave a 5-star rating on Apple Podcasts! :) Sam's website: 1clickagency.com Send me a direct message on LinkedIn! linkedin.com/in/jesus-mcdonald

What are you waiting for? There is NEVER a right time to start anything. Don't allow fear to stop you! Want to talk, have episode suggestions? Email Me: vandeheyethan@outlook.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this podcast episode, Jesus McDonald brings on his good friend and competitor Sam Moss to answer website-related questions. Sam runs 1Click Agency which is a WordPress website development company in New York. Talking points: 1. How the messaging on your website should be framed 2. The messaging on your website should include industry lingo 3. Why we shouldn't force prospects into our “ideal funnel” 4. Sam's thoughts on only having a form on your website 5. The balance when it comes to tracking attribution For business inquiries, send Jesus McDonald a LinkedIn message.

This is a special podcast episode where Jesus McDonald is interviewed by Sam Moss, who is the podcast co-host for B2B Made Simple. If you're a marketing professional at a B2B SaaS company, then B2B Made Simple is a great podcast show to check out. Sam Moss provides insightful topics on content, metrics, branding, website strategy, and you'll hear from seasoned marketing professionals that are in the trenches daily. You will definitely have actionable marketing tips and advice at your fingertips that you'll want to implement in your company right away. Also, sign up for Sam Moss' weekly newsletter for marketing tips, website advice, podcast updates, and more: 1clickagency.com/weekly

In this podcast episode, Jesus McDonald interviewed Sam Moss, who is the owner of 1Click Agency, a website development, and design company in Elmira, NY. For over 5 years, Sam and his team have been helping B2B companies by providing WordPress website builds and monthly maintenance. Outside of running his own business, Sam co-hosts a marketing podcast each week called B2B Made Simple where he talks with marketers who are in the trenches every day learning what it takes to run a marketing team. Sam was born in Rochester, NY, and is married to his beautiful wife, Ciara. He also has one daughter, Olive. In addition to his love for marketing, Sam enjoys watching and playing sports, being involved in church, and playing guitar. Questions covered: 1. What inspired you to become an entrepreneur? 2. Why did you choose website solutions? Why not social media marketing, SEO, PPC, or copywriting? 3. When is a good time for someone to consider a website audit? What do you do for website audits? 4. Who is your ideal client? And how can they get in contact with you? 5. Do you have any tips for our listeners? You can also watch the video version of this episode on Jesus McDonald's YouTube channel. For business inquiries please send Jesus McDonald a LinkedIn message.