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On today's episode of Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into a jam-packed show that covers everything from Meta AI's disappointing European rollout to Steven's brand-new, powerhouse Mac Studio. They also speak with Tom Pey, president of Waymap, about how his organization is transforming indoor navigation for blind and visually impaired people through cutting-edge technology.The guys kick things off with frustration over Meta AI's European launch, which excludes the long-awaited “Look and Describe” visual features. They unpack the privacy and regulatory challenges affecting accessibility advancements across platforms like Meta, OpenAI, and Be My Eyes.Later, Steven gets hands-on with Apple's M3 Ultra Mac Studio and details the setup process, the power of its 10Gb Ethernet port, and how it fits into their production workflow. There's also a candid rant on iOS accessibility issues, from VoiceOver focus bugs to inconsistent gestures.Then, they welcome Tom Pey from Waymap to discuss how the app delivers turn-by-turn indoor and outdoor navigation with 1-meter accuracy—without GPS or internet. You'll learn about the groundbreaking tech behind Waymap and the growing importance of infrastructure-free navigation for blind users.Finally, the show wraps up with a discussion about Seleste smart glasses shutting down, a promising new ARx Vision iOS beta, and why leasing high-end tech might just be a smarter choice for creators and professionals.Get in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also now contact us via Whatsapp on 1-613-481-0144 or visit doubletaponair.com/whatsapp to connect. We are also across social media including X, Mastodon and Facebook. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube.Chapter Markers:00:00 Meta AI Rollout in Europe: A Mixed Bag02:48 Privacy Concerns and Data Processing Regulations05:58 The Impact of AI Features on Accessibility09:10 Navigating iOS Accessibility Challenges14:52 Unpacking the Mac Studio: Specs and Performance20:08 Internet Speed and Workflow Efficiency33:55 Waymap: Revolutionizing Navigation for the Visually Impaired40:03 Technical Innovations Behind Waymap48:10 The Future of Navigation Technology51:14 The Rise and Fall of Seleste Smart Glasses53:06 ARx Vision: New Developments in Assistive Technology Find Double Tap online: YouTube, Double Tap WebsiteJoin the conversation and add your voice to the show either by calling in, sending an email or leaving us a voicemail!Email: feedback@doubletaponair.comPhone: 1-877-803-4567About AMIAMI is a media company that entertains, informs and empowers Canadians with disabilities through three broadcast services — AMI-tv and AMI-audio in English and AMI-télé in French — and streaming platform AMI+. Our vision is to establish AMI as a leader in the offering of accessible content, providing a voice for Canadians with disabilities through authentic storytelling, representation and positive portrayal. To learn more visit AMI.ca and AMItele.ca.Find more great AMI Original Content on AMI+Learn more at AMI.caConnect with Accessible Media Inc. online:X /Twitter @AccessibleMediaInstagram @AccessibleMediaInc / @AMI-audioFacebook at @AccessibleMediaIncTikTok @AccessibleMediaInc

Today on the show, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece dive into the inbox to hear what you've been saying over the past month or so.There's much discussion around the access to Meta's AI functionality around the world, with many listeners in the UK complaining about the lack of the ‘Look and Tell' feature which allows a blind person to know what the item they are looking at is.Also discussed is the benefits of Meta's Ray Bans over specialist options such as Seleste glasses, with the guys raising concern over the future of such products. Plus Steven raises concerns over the accessibility of the Facebook web platform.The discussion also touches on the human experience of disability, the importance of civil discourse, and the impact of technology on social interactions, including the use of AI tools like Copilot and the enjoyment of board games as a means of connection.Get in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also now contact us via Whatsapp on 1-613-481-0144 or visit doubletaponair.com/whatsapp to connect. We are also across social media including X, Mastodon and Facebook. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube.Chapter Markers:00:00 Intro02:48 Listener Engagement and Holiday Greetings06:11 Reflections on Braille and Accessibility09:00 Meta Ray-Bans: User Experiences and Challenges11:53 The Future of Seleste Glasses and Market Dynamics14:47 Mainstream vs. Specialist Technology for the Visually Impaired18:04 Navigating Accessibility in Social Media Platforms27:58 Navigating Social Media with Screen Readers29:54 The Reality of Social Media Platforms32:50 Debating the Value of Online Communities36:07 The Human Experience of Disability39:55 Exploring AI and Accessibility in Technology51:58 Board Games and Social Interaction

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to 302 0:00 New Apple goodies 0:57 Our community supports iOS Personal Power 5:26 iOS Notification Centre 6:39 Eleven Labs voices censoring some words 10:40 Aftermath of the UK election 20:28 iOS Personal Voice 31:49 Inaccessible medical devices 33:47 Low vision vs visually impaired 35:56 Talking glucometer, and transportation 41:37 Accessible grammar checker 44:33 Real-world experience of the Selest Glasses 47:41 Review and demonstration of the Day One journalling app for iOS 1:00:05 Zoom recorders 1:47:11 Streaming to hearing aids from multiple devices 1:53:51 A reminder that with Living Blindfully closing at the end of September, we are no longer seeking listener contributions, so we can get through those already received.

Today on the show the guys are back discussing Shaun's recent trip to a luxury hotel and the challenges he had with his Meta Ray-Ban frames, plus we find out why Samsung phone users may not be able to access the Talkback version 15 screenreader on their devices. We start with Shaun's real world use of the Meta Ray-Ban Frames which has caused him concern in relation to the ability of the artificial intelligence when trying to do simple tasks like reading a menu. It raises an interesting debate about the need for specialist solutions like Be My AI, Envision and Seleste. There's also a look ahead to this year's Next Big Thing event held by Vispero for users of JAWS, Zoomtext and Fusion products. The company are back again with an offer of $1000 to the winner of the competition to find the next big feature that could come to the assistive software in 2025. There's reporting from Android Authority's Mishaal Rahman that the Google Android screenreader Talkback 15 won't be making its way to Samsung smartphones. He joins Steven to discuss, and Pocket-Lint's Patrick O'Rourke reviews the latest Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Fold devices for us. Get in touch with Double Tap by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or by call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media. Double Tap is available daily on AMI-audio across Canada, on podcast worldwide and now on YouTube. Chapter Markers: 0:00 - Intro 1:28 - Shaun's Experience with the Meta Ray-Ban Glasses 17:47 - Vispero's Next Big Thing Event 22:56 - Googles Guided Frame Feature for taking Photos 26:25 - Sense Player Update Brings New Features 33:02 - Pixel 9 Range Thoughts & Impressions from Patrick O'Rourrke 37:57 - TalkBack 15 & Samsung with Mishaal Rahman

Today on the show Steven and Shaun discuss the breaking news that popular website AppleVis has been saved from closure thanks to Be My Eyes.In a statement issued to Double Tap, the company explains their decision to assist in keeping the site for blind Apple users open, and how they intend to help grow the service with the assistance of the blind and low vision community. You can hear the full statement on air read by Laura.Also, Steven questions the desire for more blind people to run major blindness organizations, suggesting that we should focus on the best person for the job and not just employ someone for their blindness. This follows an online petition aimed at Vision Australia who are about to appoint a new CEO from an internal pool of candidates rather than an external selection. Steven suggests we need a larger and more powerful selection of voices who are blind within organisations, not just one blind person at the top.Listener Gregory has sent in a walkthrough using his Seleste smart glasses out and about, showing how they can alert him to obstacles in his path. The full version of his review is available at www.doubletaponair.com but you can hear a small cut of the audio on today's show – which leaves Steven and Shaun reaching for their credit cards!And as always we enjoy more of your feedback, with comments on Leasey and the upcoming Pixel Watch 3.Keep in touch by emailing your thoughts to feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-s803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media and on YouTube.

On this week's episode of the Best of Double Tap on YouTube we learn about the latest in wearable tech, and discuss the latest in smart mobility aids such as the WeWalk smart cane and Glide AI mobility device.First up, Steven and Shaun discuss the ‘State of the Nation' relating to wearable tech, with a focus on smart glasses. They explore the evolution of wearables, from the Bose frames to the Meta Ray-Bans and other products like Envision glasses, Seleste glasses, and the ARx Vision headset. Next up the guys are joined by their friend Kayaker to discuss smart mobility aids. Kayaker shares his hands-on experience with the Glide device from Glidance and describes its unique design and features. They also talk about other smart mobility devices like the WeWalk Smart Cane 2, BiPed, and the Mini Guide. Keep in touch with the Double Tappers by emailing feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media and on YouTube.

In this episode, Steven and Shaun discuss the controversy surrounding the use of the term "visually impaired," and the different perspectives within the blind community. They explore the importance of language and how it can shape perceptions and attitudes towards blindness. They also discuss employment opportunities for people with disabilities and the challenges they face, and when they finally get round to talking tech, they chat about the Seleste smart glasses, the Beats Pill speaker, and accessible blood pressure monitors. There's also mention of the Blink video doorbell and an invite to listeners to share their experiences with accessible doorbells.Keep in touch by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media.

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to 279 0:00 A user review of the Seleste Smart Glasses 3:05 Demonstration of an accessible LG washer dryer 11:05 Microsoft Copilot on Windows 10 23:03 Problems with accessible YouTube Downloader 25:10 New hearing aids 28:42 Review and demonstration of the MyPhonak app 47:21 Review of the Phonak Roger On V2, and the MyRogerMic app 1:14:48 The Jonathan and Bonnie Bulletin 1:40:10 Closing and contact info 1:57:51

In this episode of Double Tap, hosts Steven Scott and Shaun Preece cover a variety of topics, starting with an update on Seleste glasses and big news for YouTube users of third-party apps. The discussion begins with Seleste Glasses, focusing on the company's decision to drop the Wi-Fi component in their next iteration for better battery life and a slimmer design, leading to the dropping of real-time video. However, an email from the CEO of Seleste sent to Double Tap clarifies that real-time video streaming might still be possible through Bluetooth, similar to Meta Ray bands streaming to Instagram. The conversation explores the technical challenges of streaming clear, uninterrupted video feeds wirelessly, which is crucial for applications like Aira. Next, the hosts discuss YouTube's enforcement of third-party apps that block ads, highlighting the importance of advertisements in supporting creators and the platform. They express concerns about apps like Accessible YouTube Downloader Pro, which bypass ads, potentially violating YouTube's terms of service. The discussion emphasizes the need for these apps to comply with YouTube's policies to ensure creators are compensated for their work. Listener emails add further debate to the episode, covering topics from the importance of learning Braille and touch typing to personal experiences with self-consciousness due to physical appearance. A listener correction about the first Kentucky Fried Chicken restaurant's location sparks a light-hearted moment. The episode concludes with an encouragement for listener participation, inviting them to share stories, reviews, and feedback, emphasizing the inclusive nature of the Double Tap community. Keep in touch by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media.

In this episode of Double Tap, Steven Scott and Shaun Preece delve into a variety of tech topics, maintaining their usual blend of humour and insight. They kick off by discussing their current health woes, sharing a light-hearted banter about colds and the remedies they've attempted. The conversation then shifts to a more tech-focused discussion, starting with Elijah's review of the Celeste glasses. This segment offers listeners a detailed look into the features, user experience, and potential of the Celeste glasses, a piece of accessible technology designed to aid users. Elijah's review is thorough, covering everything from the design and setup process to the app's main features like text scanning, scene description, and the smart assistant. He also touches on the practical aspects such as battery life, connectivity, and the potential for future third-party app integration, providing a comprehensive overview that could be valuable for anyone considering this technology. Throughout the episode, the hosts also engage with listener feedback on various topics. They discuss the potential of Tesla's self-driving technology, comparing it to Waymo, and explore the challenges and advancements in accessible navigation aids for people who are blind or partially sighted. The discussion is enriched by input from listeners who share their experiences, opinions, and even life hacks for navigating the world. One notable segment involves a listener's query about finding a practical solution for navigating from a building to a dumpster across a courtyard without a clear shoreline or guidance system. This prompts a broader discussion on the current state and future possibilities of outdoor navigation aids, highlighting the real-world challenges faced by people who are partially sighted. Keep in touch by emailing us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us across social media.

Assistive tech company Seleste is boasting a new pair of smart glasses they say are thin, affordable, and powerful! Tech expert, Michael Babcock shares his review of the AI powered specs on Tech Talk.

Assistive tech company Seleste is boasting a new pair of smart glasses they say are thin, affordable, and powerful! Tech expert, Michael Babcock shares his review of the AI powered specs on Tech Talk. Emerging research is splitting opinions or B.C's Safer Supply program. Grant Hardy has the details on Trending Headlines. Heidi Peters is the Outside Attacker for the Canadian Women's Sitting Volleyball Team. She joins us to preview this week's episode of Our Community featuring Heidi and her teammates. Plus, we get the story of the World Cup victory that qualified the team for the 2024 Paris Paralympics! Independent Living Skills Specialist, Leanne Baarda kickstarts your growing season with accessible gardening tips. Civil Rights Advocate Danielle McLaughlin examines the purpose and problems of the so-called Safe Streets Act on Know Your Rights.

El episodio de hoy en "El Garaje de Cupertino" ha sido una vibrante exploración del programa "CSUN Conference 2024", una cita imprescindible en el mundo de la tecnología y accesibilidad. Con la participación estelar de Ali, Iratxe, Guaica y Joaquín, hemos navegado por un mar de innovaciones destinadas a mejorar la vida de las personas con discapacidad.Entre risas, anécdotas y algún que otro despiste técnico, hemos desmenuzado productos punteros como el "Ara Wearable mobility device", un dispositivo de asistencia que promete revolucionar la manera en que las personas con visibilidad reducida interactúan con su entorno. Aunque, entre bromas, hemos concluido que aún hay camino por recorrer para que estos dispositivos reemplacen a los tradicionales bastones y perros guía.Hemos seguido con el "Glide", otro gadget que ha capturado nuestra imaginación y esperanzas, aunque nos hemos perdido un poco entre las descripciones y el entusiasmo. No faltaron las referencias a "Feelif", un dispositivo que aporta una dimensión táctil al mundo digital para personas con discapacidad visual, y las innovadoras "Gafas Seleste" y "Gafas Envision", que prometen una ayuda visual a través de la tecnología más avanzada.Sin embargo, no todo ha sido tecnicismo. Entre dispositivo y dispositivo, hemos compartido risas, hemos debatido sobre la accesibilidad en la tecnología y hasta hemos hablado un poco de nuestras vidas personales, siempre bajo el prisma de cómo la tecnología nos afecta y nos ayuda a diario.El programa de hoy ha sido una montaña rusa emocional y tecnológica, reflejo del espíritu de "El Garaje de Cupertino": informar, entretener y, sobre todo, acercar la tecnología a todos los rincones de la sociedad. ¡Hasta el próximo episodio!Refrán by IA: "Entre chips y pantallas, la humanidad halla esperanzas; en el garaje de la innovación, la accesibilidad no descansa."---

Today on the show,  Steven Scott and Shaun Preece discuss the advancements in accessible technology, focusing on Seleste glasses. They engage in a lively conversation with Shubh Mittal from Seleste, discussing the AI integration in the glasses that enhances user experience through features like object and text recognition. There's also more feedback on the new Victor Reader Stream 3rd Gen with mixed reviews following user experiences.Keep the feedback coming - email us feedback@doubletaponair.com or call 1-877-803-4567 and leave us a voicemail. You can also find us on social media and on YouTube.

Here are the topics covered in this episode, and the time in the file for each. Welcome to 265 0:00 Advocacy comments in episode 263 5:10 Two users of Framework computers comment on their experiences 14:46 Inaccessible date pickers on travel agency websites 27:28 Using Emoji on Mac and Windows 31:29 What are accessible options for those interested in crypto currency? 39:11 Samsung Accessibility uses Audio-eye 41:41 Questions about the iOS health app and the need for an Apple Watch 42:19 Blind people generating images with AI 49:39 Suno.ai, all the subscriptions, and improvements in mainstream gaming 55:53 Shubh Mittal tells us about the Seleste Glasses 1:02:27 Feedback on the Seleste Glasses, and a Minecraft accessibility mod 1:34:01 Wanting to learn more about multiline Braille displays 1:37:48 How can I advocate to save Gmail's basic HTML? 1:39:20 Volunteering to be in a Be My Eyes group gives people more than they bargained for 1:41:50 Update on new guide dogt and technology for developing countries 1:44:21 Problem with my iPhone SE 1:51:59 Sound on my Dell computer 1:54:27 Blindness terminology and new iPhone 15 1:55:59 Closing and contact info 1:59:24

In our special episode, we're revisiting the tech highlights of 2023. The year began with Sony's PlayStation 5 controller launch and Microsoft's investment in OpenAI. Twitter made waves by banning third-party apps, sparking a discussion featured in a clip with Gedeon Maheux. February brought Google's AI plans with Bard and exciting tech news from Canada. HumanWare introduced the Victor Reader Stream 3rd gen. March featured Humanware's "Made for Surface" devices and the CSUN conference. April marked Amazon's support for cochlear implants and Seeing AI's indoor navigation feature. May was packed with innovations, including Braille Doodle and Final Cut's iPad debut, alongside an audio transcription demo using AIKO. Sadly, Microsoft bid farewell to Soundscape, but it returned via Open Scape beta, the Scottish Tech Army, and the NCBI. June showcased Apple's WWDC and Vision Pro, along with Reddit's significant API changes. July was Convention month, featuring Sight Village PamTrad, NFB Report by Damashe Thomas, and ACB-OKO. August turned the spotlight to smart glasses, including Seleste and Kapsys smartvision 3. In September, LEGO launched braille bricks for everyone, while WordPress Accessibility Day emphasized web inclusivity. October unveiled CES in Amsterdam, and November featured a talking air fryer, Be My Eyes at an Open AI event, JAWS news, and some Open AI chaos. Be My AI emerged as the first customer service AI. December concluded with Forza's success at the Game Awards, the Netflix drama "All The Light We Cannot See," and the Android debut of Seeing AI and Be My AI. Sight Tech Global was a must-attend event for tech enthusiasts. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed Mastodon: @DoubleTap

shubh gives us a demonstration of the glasses. Following is a lengthy Q&A session. You can reach him at shubh@seleste.co the website is: https://www.seleste.co/product-page/seleste-smart-glasses  

Today on the Express, Steven and Shaun are joined by Grace Scoffield to share the week's news in tech, featuring Apple's "Scary Fast" event, news about Seleste audio and video glasses and Pringles making its chips more accessible.Plus, there's a conversation with Karl from Cobolt Systems in the UK following their announcement of a new talking air fryer, and we revisit our conversation with Daniel Lubiner from the TouchPad Pro Foundation to learn about the origins of the Braille Doodle learning device for learning braille following the news the product is now in the manufacturing process.Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation:Email: feedback@doubletaponair.comCall: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK)X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShedMastodon: @DoubleTap

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun discuss the controversy surrounding the announcement by Microsoft to stop supporting third-party game controllers on its Xbox gaming console. The news has shocked many disabled gamers, who rely on various wired devices in order to play the games they love. However, there is an update and it's good news! Also, the Canadian company behind the new smart glasses that allow video and audio calling wirelessly from your iPhone has a big update to share. Seleste is hoping to integrate the same technology behind the popular Be My AI app from Open AI directly into their glasses in the next two weeks. Steven shares the latest. And we meet Karl, from Cobolt Systems in the UK, who have just announced they are launching a new talking air fryer. What makes this stand out and be more accessible? The company tells all to Double Tap. And we hear from Marco in Germany, who has already hit the trigger on a new Mac purchase, but why does this sadden Shaun? Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) X (formerly Twitter): @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed Mastodon: @DoubleTap

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun review the big tech news stories of the week with Grace Scoffield, and we hear some of the big interviews and reviews from this week on Double Tap. There's also the chance to hear from Seleste's Shubh Mittal about the Canadian company's new audio and video glasses that connect to a smartphone, and Robert Felgar tells us about the new SmartVision 3 mobile smartphone from Kapsys. Plus, we have two listener reviews this week: Gordon gets in touch to talk about his new audio sunglasses, while Lena tells us about an to identify and discover bird calls called Merlin Bird ID. Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

Today on the show, Steven and Shaun read through more of your comments, including a clarification from listener Nicole on the origin of the Mini Guide we recently featured, as well as her own challenges with the lanyard for her Hable One keyboard. Plus, there's more feedback following comments on the HIMS Senseplayer features and the issues getting Audible books onto the Victor Reader Stream 3rd Generation. Our feature interview is with Shubh Mittal from Seleste, a Canadian startup making waves with the launch of their smart glasses, which allow users to benefit from a camera, audio and microphone built into a regular pair of glasses that can be connected wirelessly to your iPhone or Android device. Will it live up to the hype? Get in touch with the Double Tappers and join the conversation: Email: feedback@doubletaponair.com Call: 1-877-803-4567 (Canada and USA) / 0204 571 3354 (UK) Twitter: @BlindGuyTech / @ShaunShed / @DoubleTapOnAir Mastodon: @DoubleTap YouTube: DoubleTapOnAir

So excited to be in the LIVE studio with my cousin Zee on to share about how he overcame addiction and God launched him into full-time music and pastoral ministry.    SHOW NOTES  Zachariah Radcliffe, also known as Zee, is a 24-year-old minister who was born and raised in San Jose, California. Zee grew up in the city-shaking church of Victory Outreach San Jose, and at the age of 9, his parents became directors of the church's Women's Recovery Home. Zee had a front-row seat in watching broken lives be healed and transformed by the power of God. At the age of 15, Zee found himself battling a drug addiction that began in his freshman year of high school. Zee knew he had to decide to either answer the call of God, or let his drug addiction take over. Zee chose to leave everything He'd known to move to Manteca, California in hopes of a fresh start. He moved in with his Uncle and Aunt; Ben and Valerie Lucero. Zee was radically transformed in the midst of a tremendous revival called "The Awakening". After giving his life to the Lord Zee started to write songs and minister through music at different churches and outreaches. At 17 years old, Zee released his debut album called "Platinum". Zee had been a member of Christian Worship Center church from the time he first moved to Manteca, but in 2015 he enrolled at "Christian Worship Center Academy" bible college to grow in God's word. Zee then graduated in 2018 with a bachelors degree in theology and was ordained as a Pastor under Bishop Steve Perea. Zee is married to his first love Seleste Radcliffe who shares the same passion to do God's will. Together, they have two beautiful daughters named Winter Psalm Radcliffe and Summer Adeline Radcliffe. Zee and Seleste continue to preach the gospel and minister through music all across the world. Zee has now published three albums ( Platinum - 2014, Death of the Giants - 2016, Joseph Dreams - 2018 )  Zee and Seleste's mission is to see souls saved and lives transformed through music and the word of God. ​ Mark 16:15 "He said to them, "Go into all the world and preach the gospel to all creation."   Featured Guests: Zee Radcliffe Ministry Site: https://www.zeeministries.com/ Zee's Channel https://www.youtube.com/@ZEEMinistries Zee Spotify  https://open.spotify.com/artist/0d2diExytbLBj7Ff3FLX9p?si=SMW0AkhjRzOwQHImcPodKA   Connect With Isaiah Saldivar, the Host of Revival Lifestyle Podcast   www.Isaiahsaldivar.com www.Instagram.com/Isaiahsaldivar www.Facebook.com/Isaiahsaldivar www.youtube.com/Isaiahsaldivar   To sow  www.Isaiahsaldivar.com/partner 

This episode we do have just one special guest but TWO :) Dey, a mother to Adam who has Autism and Seleste, a mother to Genesis who has a dual diagnosis of Autism and Down Syndrome. Us three moms collaborate on what our diagnosis' mean, how we maneuver through the struggles and triumphs in motherhood, and share our personal experiences of being super moms to our babies, and we learn something more about one another's special child. It's so wonderful to be able to share World Down Syndrome Day with the Autistic community. Because at the end of the day, no matter what diagnosis (or no diagnosis) we are all moms just trying to do our best and we can't be our best without this kind of support, right? (This episode is dedicated to Everett Molino (15) who passed 3/15/23. Everett has Autism & we want to sincerely send our condolences to his family during this tragic time.

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Sarah has a new book out, so Jen is playing host this week, and Sarah is playing guest, and Jen is really extremely good at it…so pour yourself a glass of whatever you're drinking and get ready! And don't miss the first two chapters of the Bombshell audiobook at the end of the episode! If you haven't purchased Bombshell yet, you can find it wherever books are sold, and at Amazon, Apple Books, B&N, Kobo, or Bookshop.org.This episode wraps up Season 3! Jen's taking Lil'Romance to college, Sarah's taking a break from social media, and we'll be back in September with Season 4. Don't worry, though, there will be a few little audio treats dropping on Wednesdays so you don't miss us too much. (we will miss you, though. obviously.)Thank you, as always, for listening! Please follow us on your favorite podcasting app, and if you are up for leaving a rating or review there, we would be very grateful.Show NotesBombshell is here! The audiobook is narrated by Mary Jane Wells, and she's one of Jen's favorite narrators. Maybe you want to watch the Amazons fighting in the Wonder Woman movie, just for vibes. The Soiled S's are the five Talbot sisters: Seraphina, Sesily, Seleste, Seline, and Sophie. Seraphina and Sophie each had their own books, and Seleste and Seline were married in the background of the series. A series bible is used by writers as a reference document for the world they've made. Some of our favorite movies with a crew and/or a heist movies: The A-Team, Ocean's Eight, and the Avengers.The first of Louisa Edward's chef romances is called Can't Stand the Heat.Queen Victoria was on the throne from 1837-1901, and here is an overview of the hallmarks of her reign and what it was like for women during that era.Here's a brief history of Scotland Yard.The word bombshell dates back to 1708.

In this interview we speak with Seleste Lunsford, Chief Research & Strategy Officer at Emissary an advisory firm providing sales and marketing intelligence to fuel more sales for their clients. Emissary uses their bench of 10,000 advisors or “emissaries” network to provide their clients market intelligence on how enterprise level customers, middle market and small business buyers make decisions so you can close more sales.   Seleste Lunsford-Linkedin https://emissary.io/our-network/ Linkedin Company Page

Welcome back to The Atheist Experience. This Sunday we have Matt Dillahunty hosting with Katy Montgomerie’s debut on AXP. Check out her new show, The TransAtlantic Call-In Show hosted on The Line.Up first, Mike in the Czech Republic asks if some people are more inclined to be believers. Everyone believes for different reasons. Try working on re-rationionalizing your way through when you have these feelings and check out books on skeptically thinking. Give yourself some time.Shelby in ME encourages Matt to reread the bible because he feels the bible is true. Is 4 times enough? WAIT, you haven’t even finished it?Steve in OH made a bet with Matt and claims to have paid up. However, Matt has no idea what you are talking about.Don in CA is grieving the loss of his son and is struggling with the lack of resources for atheists. Religions have a privileged position in society but they often provide false comfort in platitudes like “God needs another angel”. That minimizes the one and only life we know we have. Check out secular therapy project and grief beyond belief.John in CA asks about the fairness of trans women fighting in ciswomen’s events, like MMA. People say trans women just dominate cis women in sport but we don’t have this epidemic that is represented in media. There are a lot of performance factors, weight class, divisions, etc. It is fair that trans women compete in sports.Seleste in FL argues that the fabric of reality is made out of a crystal that has memory and emotions. Something smaller than an atom is not a crystal and rainbows don't come from crystals. Now water is made of crystals? Atoms and quarks are made of crystals too?? Holy crap.Buzz in WA thinks Matt was wrong in saying nothing exists out of time, arguing that photons exist out of time. Photons move at the speed of light, that denotes time. What difference does this make? Try calling a physics show.Arnie in WA is an ex-mormon and asks if he is guilty of the no true scotsman fallacy when he gets upset that other “mormon” callers say they believe in hell. You can define what is a mormon but the fallacy is excluding someone from that label based on unrelated things. For example, no true Mormon lives in Canada or no real christian murders people.Lastly, Scott in Mexico asks how to tell the difference if someone is mistaken or lying when they tell me they are a trans person. It’s akin to sexual preference or left handedness in that we can’t just outright tell if someone is lying. Most people don’t lie about these things but its’ pretty uncommon. We haven’t had examples of people lying about their gender identity in top level sports.That’s all for this week. Check out more from Katy at youtube.com/c/KatyMontgomerie Stay safe, get vaccinated, continue to wear masks, and we’ll see ya next week!

Estamos muy emocionadas de compartirles este episodio con Mochilero.di (@mochilero.di) Seleste, Gabriela, Monica y Luis vienen desde la ciudad de Chiclayo, Lambayeque - Peru y nos hablaran sobre su maravilloso proyecto. Estos cuatro jóvenes tuvieron el sueño de mostrar su ciudad al todo mundo y que sea reconocida por su comida, sus playas y sobre todo por gente. Ellos recomiendan a Chiclayo como una buena opción para mochilear o hacer turismo con seguridad.

This week, the bois just kind of play games for the whole episode.

CSO Insight Study Results are Troubling – Has the Canary Died Yet? Seleste Lunsford, Chief Research Officer of CSO Insights discusses the startling results of their latest World-Class Sales Performance Study: All that Glitters is Not Gold, with Funnel Radio host Jim Obermayer.  Lunsford talks about how the respondents in the study reported increases in quota attainment and revenue last year, however, key metrics show a decrease in adherence to sales best practices from previous studies.  The authors of the study state that there is possibly a misleading nature of sales effectiveness metrics collected from the nearly 1,000 sales organizations.   Is this a canary in the coal mine scenario? The survey shows that world-class sales organizations have systems driving performance that smaller organizations lack. Why is the report so important this year? What was the triggering event that prompted the study? Is this study generally only about companies with large ticket products and services? What are the most startling results? What are the sales effectiveness metrics that alarmed you? Does the study tell the reader what to do about the failures?  About the report and how to get a copy:   “All that glitters is NOT GOLD” 2019 World-Class Sales Practices Study Sections: Section I: The Deceptively Shiny State of Sales Section II: Customer Engagement Section III: Performance Support Section IV: Strategy Alignment Study Parameters: The 2019 World-Class Sales Practices Study collected data from more than 1,500 respondents from January through March 2019. The analysis was conducted on responses from 949 sales leaders. This sample was global in nature and spans across B2B industries, with particularly strong representation from the technology, manufacturing, healthcare, professional services, and banking/finance sectors. GET THE REPORT GET THE REPORT SUMMARY About Seleste Lunsford Seleste Lunsford has consulted with sales and service organizations for more than 20 years, helping them acquire, grow and retain client relationships. As Managing Director of CSO Insights, Seleste guides CSO Insights’ research focus areas and define its market deliverables. She has co-authored two books, “Secrets of Top-Performing Salespeople” and “Strategies that Win Sales.” She’s proud to have supported some of the world’s most recognized companies including AAA, Alliance Bernstein, American Express, Arrow Electronics, Citibank, Convergys, U.S. Department of Defense, Office Depot, Traveler’s Insurance, and Verizon Wireless. About CSO Insights Independent research backed by one of the world’s premier selling and service brands  CSO Insights is the independent research arm within Miller Heiman GroupTM, dedicated to improving the performance and productivity of complex B2B sales. The CSO Insights team of respected analysts provides sales leaders with the research, data, expertise, and best practices required to build sustainable strategies for sales performance improvement. CSO Insights’ annual sales effectiveness studies, along with its benchmarking capabilities, are industry standards for sales leaders seeking operational and behavioral insights into how to improve their sales performance and to gain holistic assessments of their selling and sales management efficacy. Annual research studies address sales and service best practices, sales enablement and sales performance optimization.  

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CSO Insights Chief Research Officer Seleste Lunsford joins host Greg Moore to preview the upcoming World-Class Sales Practices Report and talk about shifts in buyer behavior, how sellers should respond and what it takes to be a world-class sales organization.

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Subscribe to Modern Marketing Engine Apple Podcasts |Stitcher |Google Play | Google Podcasts   Great content marketing is about more than just publishing content. Your content has got to stand out - it's got to be truly great. On this episode of the Modern Marketing Engine, Bernie hosts Stephanie Stahl, the General Manager of the Content Marketing Institute. She says that the companies that do content marketing really well are those that are providing the best content, content that is aimed at connecting with audiences emotionally about things that really matter to them. Listen to this episode to learn how brands are doing great content marketing, why webinars are still very effective, what isn’t working for content marketing, and why having a clear picture of your audience's content consumption preferences is one of the most important things to understand. As GM of the Content Marketing Institute, Stephanie brings a wealth of experience to this topic, so be sure you listen! How Does Great Content Marketing Work Differently For B2C and B2B? Content marketing has evolved over the years and has traditionally required differing approaches for B2C and B2B. Today, both require a similar philosophical approach because both are aimed at attracting an engaged and loyal audience - and in both cases, the challenge is that there is so much content out there, it’s hard to create truly great content that overcomes the noise. The answer is to create truly great content all the time. Consistency is key. Brands that are doing successful content marketing are showing their personality, speaking directly to their target audience as people, and appealing to the human desire to see the greater good served. Listen to Stephanie’s description of great content marketing and use it as a benchmark for assessing your own content marketing strategy. Are you building the trust you need to build? Are you speaking to your customer avatar in the right way and using the right methods? Webinars Are Still A Winner For B2B Content Marketing Webinars have long been a mainstay as an effective tool for great content marketing. Stephanie says they are still working extremely well for many brands, though the format and approach have changed in many ways over the years. Webinars are a great way for prospective customers to spend an hour taking a deep dive into an important topic to learn something valuable that makes a connection to the brand delivering the webinar. Research shows this to be true, as does Stephanie’s experience. In her gut, she knows that webinars are still very powerful for content marketing. Is your organization conducting webinars? Why or why not? Does Your Content Marketing Include A Variety Of Types Of Content? Content marketing isn’t just about getting attention - it’s about earning trust and credibility with your audience. That means you need to learn the formats and channels that best suit your audience. How are you going to do that? You need to explore all the channels of content that your audience uses. We refer to this as the “Omnichannel approach.” In most cases, your ideal audience will not be focused on only one form of content. Publish many types of content and then assess what is most effective in reaching and engaging your audience. Stephanie points out that content marketers must study what’s effective with their particular audience. Are the channels you’re using the best ones for your audience? Is what you’re publishing resonating with your audience? It’s the only way to ensure you’re spending your time in the most productive content creating practices. You'll also hear about the Content Marketing Institute’s annual event - Content Marketing World coming up in September and how you can get a $100 discount to attend this year's event. Bernie is speaking yet again at CMW. This year he is partnering with Seleste Lunsford, Chief Research Officer at CSO Insights, the research division of Miller Heiman Group. Bernie and Seleste are presenting key strategies for integrating content into sales enablement. (cham to insert CMW image of Bernie & Seleste here) Be sure to listen to the entire episode for Stephanie’s insights and recommendations for great content marketing. Featured on This Episode Stephanie on LinkedIn Stephanie on Twitter: @EditorStahl Stephanie on Instagram: @Stephanie_Stahl Seleste Lunsford on LinkedIn Outline of This Episode [2:49] The evolution of content marketing in B2B and B2C [5:23] What are the things that are not working in the B2B space? [9:17] The annual event CMI puts on: Content Marketing World [16:25] A preview of the fun activities that happen at CMW [18:41] Bernie’s summary of the conversation Resources & People Mentioned The Content Marketing Institute (CMI) Episode 206 of the podcast, with Cathy McPhillips of the Content Marketing Institute The Content Marketing World event (this year’s theme, “Amaze Your Audience” Seleste Lunsford, Chief Research Officer of CSO Insights The Rock N Roll Hall of Fame Punchbowl Social Get into the conference for $100 off. Use the code “MME100” The Selling With Social Podcast with Vengreso CEO, Mario Martinez, Jr Connect With Bernie and Modern Marketing Engine https://www.Facebook.com/modernmarketingengine/ https://www.linkedin.com/in/bernieborges/ https://twitter.com/bernieborges https://instagram.com/bernieborges https://Twitter.com/MMEnginePodcast   Subscribe to Modern Marketing Engine Apple Podcasts |Stitcher |Google Play | Google Podcasts There are TWO WAYS you can listen to this podcast. You can click the PLAYER BUTTON at the top of this page… or, you can listen from your mobile device’s podcast player through the podcast subscription links above.

Seleste Lunsford, Chief Research Officer of CSO Insights discusses the surprising results of their latest Sales Performance study with Funnel Radio host Jim Obermayer. She talks about how the 900  companies in the study report that 95% are on their revenue plan and yet other parts of the report show some disturbing sales performance outcomes that show there could be trouble on the horizon. It appears companies are hiring more sales reps, but sales performance is down per rep; this means sales expenses are up and with any downturn there will be large problems. About the report and how to get a copy:   Selling in the Age of Ceaseless Change: 2018-2019 Sales Performance Study.   Sections: Revenue Are up Sales Performance is Not. Customer-Centricity Separates Top-Performing Organizations Lead Generation Suffers from Organization Silos Planning improves New Account Capture Account Renewals Dominate Revenues Win Rates of Forecasted Deals Vex Sales Leaders Roughly 900 global sales leaders were surveyed to identify the four main objectives underpinning their performance improvement efforts in the coming 12 months. These main objectives were improving lead generation, capturing new accounts, expanding penetration into existing customers, and increasing win rates. The purpose of this report is to show how sales organizations today are performing in terms of these objectives, how that compares to recent years and what successful companies are doing that’s working for improving sales performance. GET THE REPORT GET THE REPORT SUMMARY About Seleste Lunsford Seleste Lunsford has consulted with sales and service organizations for more than 20 years, helping them acquire, grow and retain client relationships. As Managing Director of CSO Insights, Seleste guides CSO Insights’ research focus areas and define its market deliverables. An experienced business leader, Seleste has led a range of consulting, product development, professional services and operations functions. She has co-authored two books, “Secrets of Top-Performing Salespeople” and “Strategies that Win Sales.” She’s also written articles on sales effectiveness found in Selling Power, Entrepreneur, Chief Learning Officer and PharmaVoice, as well as DestinationCRM.com and HR.com. She’s proud to have supported some of the world’s most recognized companies including AAA, Alliance Bernstein, American Express, Arrow Electronics, Citibank, Convergys, U.S. Department of Defense, Office Depot, Traveler’s Insurance and Verizon Wireless. Seleste earned both her bachelor’s degree and MBA from Florida State University. _______________________________________________ Funnel Radio is hosted by James Obermayer and sponsored by the radio/podcast company the Funnel Media Group LLC.

I Do It 4 Hip-Hop Podcast Episode #4 featured Actress, TV Host, and TV Producer Sybil Seleste. During this episode, Sybil Seleste discussed the her acting career & the inspiration behind being an actress. Seleste also touched on how she discovered a passion for the media arena. After that she went off to launch her own show "Tea Time With Seleste TV. The show airs every Wednesday at 7pm on Comcast 966 and Verzion 29/30. She also touched on a very delicate subject about her past & being a survivor of domestic violence. She expressed her feelings of self-love and knowing your worth in any relationship with a man. She also discussed who are some of her favorite female hip-hop artists. Nicki Minaj is her favorite hip-hop artist right now.