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We are doing a back-up podcast tomorrow night, should be Forest, The Cheese, and me (Dan)... Forest had to go into work to relieve a person who was out sick, so we decided to handle things this way tonight. Hope you'll tune in and listen to me ramble about half an hour... :D

Solo-Travel kann er, aber Solo-Podcast!? Jochen ist erkältet. (Ja, bei der Hitze! Schaffen nur die Besten) Michi alleine im ReisenReisen Weekender. Premiere. Mit drin: Der allerbeste Samstag in Amsterdam, eine Sprachnachricht von Moderatorin Susann Atwell und unsere Freundinnen und Freunde des Travel-Blogs 22Places sprechen über Tipps und Tricks wie wir an günstige Flugtickets kommen. Und dann meldet sich Jochen am Ende doch plötzlich via Whats App und hat noch ne Frage…..und das führt zu Michis Lieblingscafés in Wien.Schönes Wochenende Euch! —Unsere Werbepartner findet ihr hier.Folgt gerne Susann bei InstagramMehr von 22places findet ihr bei Instagram und unter https://www.22places.de/Mehr Reisen Reisen gibt es bei Instagram oder auf reisenreisen.infoAbboniere unseren Newsletter unter https://www.reisenreisen.info/p/newsletter–Der allerbeste Samstag in Amsterdam Randzeiten nutzen — morgens um 8–9 Uhr durch Grachtengürtel und Jordaan, bevor die Massen kommen.Frans Halsstraat (De Pijp) — schöne Ecke zum Bummeln; Mittag im Juno (Tomate-Wassermelone-Salat).Rijksmuseum & Van Gogh Museum — die Klassiker, früh dran sein.AMSTERDAM NOORD (den Massen entkommen)Anreise — kostenlose Fähre oder Metro ab Centraal, in rund 20 Minuten drüben.NDSM-Werft — altes Werftgelände mit Künstlerateliers (Kunststad), Flohmarkt (IJ-Hallen) und Industrie-Flair.STRAAT Museum — größtes Street-Art- und Graffiti-Museum der Welt in einer riesigen Werfthalle.Faralda NDSM Crane Hotel — Hotel in einem alten Kran, drei Suiten, Panoramablick (sehr teuer).Café Voorwaarts (Schaafstraat 6) — großer, cooler Pub zum Start in den Abend.Camarat — saisonal-regionales Restaurant in einer kleinen Industriehalle, drinnen stylisch mit Stoffen gestaltet, draußen Hof-Terrasse mit Lichterketten; ungewöhnliche Kombismurmur — Biergarten und Wohnzimmer-Bar mit DJ, Natural Wine und World Music; versteckt hinter einem Industrieblock.KUNST-TIPP MIT DATUMYayoi Kusama im Stedelijk Museum (Amsterdam) — große Retrospektive, 11. September 2026 bis 17. Januar 2027 (vorher im Museum Ludwig Köln).WIEN – DIE KAFFEESTADT (Antwort auf die Weekender Card)Café Sacher — für die originale Sachertorte (mit Anstehen), klassisches Kaffeehaus.Café in der Burggasse 24 (7. Bezirk) — Café und Vintage-Shop in einem, shabby chic, Innenhof.Café Phil (Gumpendorfer Straße) — Café und Buchhandlung; Bücher und sogar die Möbel sind käuflich.Vollpension (Schleifmühlgasse 16) — Generationencafé, in dem Omas und Opas backen; Mehlspeisen-Paradies.MUSIK & GETRÄNKBibiza – „Soda Zitron" (2026) — Michis Sommer-Song, vom Wiener Künstler Bibiza („Eine Ode an Wien").Sade – „Smooth Operator" — für die Samstagabend-Playlist.Soda Zitron — der unterschätzte Wiener Klassiker (Soda mit Zitronensirup).PARTNER & FOLGEN22places (Jenny & Basti) — Reiseblog mit dem Lifehack „günstigste Flüge finden".

Fred Afrifa moved to the UK at 12 years old not speaking a word of English, grew up as the only African kid in Milan where racism was just "normal," ran away from a school fight and discovered he was one of the fastest teenagers in the country, became a two-time national sprint champion, drove deliveries to pay the bills, and is now the go-to communication coach for executives at some of the world's biggest brands. Oh, and he got fired on national television in the process.In this episode, Fred sits down with Sabrina to get brutally honest about fear of judgement, why confidence is a myth in its broadest sense, and what those years of athletics actually taught him about building a business. They also get into the identity crisis of growing up between cultures, the real story behind his Apprentice firing, and why the personal development industry is riddled with people selling dreams they've never actually lived.*Show Notes and Transcript*Visit the website to get the transcriptions, notes and more insights from the episodes:https://n0bspodcasts.com*What is the podcast?*This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn what it's really like running a business. A realistic view along with insightful and actionable advice. If you're fed up of hearing the same stories about how successful entrepreneurs are and it just took a morning routine or a few simple steps, then this is the podcast for you. No Bullsh*t Talks is a podcast of REAL conversations between ambitious entrepreneurs, discussing both the highs and the lows of entrepreneurships and all the lessons learned along the way. *

Ever come home from vacation needing a vacation? Welcome to my San Diego disaster!This family road trip had everything...cockroach-infested hotels, overpriced California breakfast, Comic-Con traffic, raw sewage at the beach, impossible parking, overpriced tourist traps, and enough chaos to make me swear off road trips forever.In this episode, I break down one of the worst vacations I've ever had. From bargain motels where the bugs apparently pay rent, to breakfast restaurants trying way too hard, to Southern California crowds that somehow made Disneyland seem relaxing.We'll talk about: Why cheap hotels aren't actually cheap.  The breakfast that offended both my wallet and my taste buds.  Comic-Con turning San Diego into complete gridlock.  Theme parks, lockers, sweaty strangers, and overpriced food.  Why Panda Express ended up being one of the best meals of the trip.  The beach... featuring sunburn and sewage.  The moment we packed up at night after discovering more roaches in our room.  And why the best part of the entire vacation was driving home at 3 AM.If you've ever suffered through a family vacation that looked amazing in the brochure but turned into an expensive endurance test, this episode is for you.Sometimes the destination isn't the problem...Sometimes the destination is California.Topics: family vacation, San Diego, California travel, road trips, hotel horror stories, bad hotels, cockroaches, Comic-Con, Legoland California, Mission Bay, Coronado Island, Southern California, travel fails, tourist traps, breakfast restaurants, theme parks, beach vacations, comedy podcast, observational comedy, stand-up comedy, travel disasters, family travel, funny stories, road trip disasters, hotel reviews, California crowds, vacation gone wrong, travel rant, comedy storytelling, podcast, humor.

Spanien holt den WM-Pokal und Florian zieht daraus die wichtigste Lektion für dein Podcast-Business: Das Team schlägt den Superstar, jedes Mal.In dieser Folge erfährst du, warum der spanische Trainer bewusst keine Egos im Kader wollte, warum ein System um einen einzigen GOAT herum verliert und was das mit deinem Podcast zu tun hat. Florian spricht Klartext über Ego-Freelancer im Agenturgeschäft, über die Grenzen von KI-Workflows (ChatGPT hat kein Netzwerk und lädt dir keine Gäste ein) und darüber, warum langweilige Interviews bei ihm nie published werden.Am Ende weißt du, ob du deinen Podcast alleine machen solltest oder ein Team brauchst, das dir die Bälle zuspielt. Spoiler: Torwart und bester Stürmer gleichzeitig geht nicht.

Nick Estrada joins Scott Kaplan for an honest conversation about his decision to leave the Fooz Fighters. Nick opens up about why he's moving on, the factors behind his decision, his favorite memories from the show, and what's next in his career. Scott and Nick also reflect on their time working together and discuss what this transition means for the future of the Fooz Fighters.Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Estrada joins Scott Kaplan for an honest conversation about his decision to leave the Fooz Fighters. Nick opens up about why he's moving on, the factors behind his decision, his favorite memories from the show, and what's next in his career. Scott and Nick also reflect on their time working together and discuss what this transition means for the future of the Fooz Fighters.Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Nick Estrada joins Scott Kaplan for an honest conversation about his decision to leave the Fooz Fighters. Nick opens up about why he's moving on, the factors behind his decision, his favorite memories from the show, and what's next in his career. Scott and Nick also reflect on their time working together and discuss what this transition means for the future of the Fooz Fighters.Support the show: http://kaplanandcrew.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bianca Mitchell Avila started making her chess documentary, Madwoman's Game, at her dining table when she was just 15 years old - with no Hollywood connections, no budget, and one piece of advice from her dad: the worst thing that can happen if you reach out is a no.Six years later, that cold email landed Keanu Reeves as executive producer, and the film is premiering at the Miami Film Festival. In this episode, Bianca joins Sabrina to talk about building an all-star cast, what it's actually like having Keanu Reeves as a mentor, and why she refused to let the same handful of chess stories keep getting told. Sabrina also opens up about her own chess journey - being the only Black female chess master in the UK — and the very different way that story was received in the US versus at home.Expect honest talk on rejection, betting on yourself, walking away from clients who don't respect your worth, and the long, messy road from a kitchen-table idea to a film festival premiere.

The World Cup in the USA was not want we wanted, but it turns out, it may be what we needed. I have been completely enamored not by the game, but by watching the fans, the visitors and all the countries involved having the time of their life. I have been scrolling so much fan and visitor content that it is starting to show up in my dreams.  On this episode, I share why my heart is so full seeing everyone from around the world come together and just be ok with each other. It started as something of lukewarm interest to me, and have blown up into my entire daily obsession. 

What does it really take to build a creative career on your own terms? In this episode of No Bullshit Talks, Sabrina sits down with Ajani Griffith - Miami-based film producer, music supervisor, director, and content creator who has worked with Warner Music, Sony, Universal, Heineken, and Red Stripe. His work has contended for three Oscars, and he's been vlogging for over a decade. But none of it came in a straight line. Ajani breaks down the real journey: from chasing a dream of running an independent music publishing company, to stumbling into film through a friend's project, to building his own monthly event series from scratch — and keeping it going even when the crowd doesn't show up.

Jenna Zhang built Sipzen, a TCM-inspired sparkling wellness drink, after being diagnosed with PCOS and Hashimoto's and deciding Western medicine wasn't enough. In this episode, we get into the real story behind launching a physical product from scratch, being turned down by 80% of development companies, managing a team of people twice your age at 23, and what happened when a marketing agency turned out to be running a quarter-million-pound fraud scheme - and Jenna went full CIA to expose it.This is one of those conversations that just keeps going deeper.We cover:- Why 3,500 years of TCM data gets dismissed as old wives' tales in the West- How Jenna designed packaging that's genuinely impossible to copy- What it's like being a young woman managing older men who don't want to be managed- Going from South Brooklyn to becoming CEO of a carbon credits startup at 23- The marketing fraud that affected 18 businesses - and why Jenna was the only one who did anything about it- Why the UK courts give you a judgment but don't actually help you collectShow Notes and TranscriptVisit the website to get the transcriptions, notes and more insights from the episodes:https://n0bspodcasts.comWhat is the podcast?This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn what it's really like running a business. A realistic view along with insightful and actionable advice. If you're fed up of hearing the same stories about how successful entrepreneurs are and it just took a morning routine or a few simple steps, then this is the podcast for you. No Bullsh*t Talks is a podcast of REAL conversations between ambitious entrepreneurs, discussing both the highs and the lows of entrepreneurships and all the lessons learned along the way.

Sometimes you just gotta move in the only direction available. So here we are, no GXmom, no help, no nothing, just a big fat guy with a microphone and some life updates. ....

What does it actually take to build a personal brand that works? Joe Gannon, founder of personal branding and content agency Amplify, has been behind some of the biggest names in the creator economy — including Chris Williamson (now top 10 on Spotify's Global charts) and Ali Abdaal. In this episode, we get into the real story: the burnout, the business lessons he learned three years too late, the difference between building an audience and generating leads, and why most people are doing personal branding completely wrong.If you've ever wondered whether you actually need a personal brand, whether it's worth the time, or how to know if your content is landing for the right reasons — this one's for you.In this episode:– How Joe accidentally started an agency (and didn't realise it for three years)– The one email that changed everything– Why your personal brand is already working — just not intentionally– Audience path vs leads path: which one are you on?– The biggest lie in the personal branding space– Why long-form content has no hiding place for bullshitShow Notes and TranscriptVisit the website to get the transcriptions, notes and more insights from the episodes:https://n0bspodcasts.comWhat is the podcast?This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn what it's really like running a business. A realistic view along with insightful and actionable advice. If you're fed up of hearing the same stories about how successful entrepreneurs are and it just took a morning routine or a few simple steps, then this is the podcast for you. No Bullsh*t Talks is a podcast of REAL conversations between ambitious entrepreneurs, discussing both the highs and the lows of entrepreneurships and all the lessons learned along the way.

From pawn to queen — what chess, bullying, and 20 years of persistence taught one filmmaker about life and business.In this episode of No Bullsh*t Talks, I sit down with Carla Berkowitz — Venezuelan-born filmmaker, martial artist, former anti-Nazi spy (yes, really), and the creator behind the critically acclaimed chess documentary Critical Thinking (starring John Leguizamo and Michael K. Williams). Carla is also the executive producer of the upcoming documentary Madwoman's Game, which has its world premiere at the Miami Film Festival.We get into all of it: moving to the US at 11 without speaking English, being bullied every day until high school, catching Nazis for 11 years with the Anti-Defamation League, producing 15 fitness videos before anyone took her seriously as a filmmaker, and how a Sunday newspaper article in 1998 sparked a 20-year journey to make a movie. We also talk about the racism she encountered when selling the film internationally — something she's sharing on camera for the very first time.If you've ever felt like a pawn — head down, grinding, wondering if it's worth it — this conversation is for you.

Mike Lingle is back - five years after his first appearance on No Bullsh*t Talks, this time in person in Miami. Mike is a serial entrepreneur, startup mentor, VC fund manager, and former developer who's gone all-in on AI.In this episode, we get into the financial mistakes that kill startups, why most founders shouldn't raise money until they truly understand their numbers, and what investors are actually looking for at the early stage. Mike also opens up about how vibe coding has given him back his developer superpowers - and what it's really like to manage an army of AI agents when they lie to your face.In this episode:- The #1 financial mistake founders make (and why it's not just about spending)- Why behaviour change and monetisation are the two things every startup must prove first- The right MVP approach: test with humans before you build- How Mike went from financial projections to running a VC fund for an Australian family office- What makes Mike say yes to an investment — and what kills deals instantly- His full AI-powered due diligence workflow using Claude in Excel and PowerPoint- How he solved the AI randomness problem using consensus agents- The "naughty employee" AI that kept lying — and couldn't be threatened into stopping- Why vibe coding isn't for everyone, and what non-technical founders should actually be doing with AIShow Notes and TranscriptVisit the website to get the transcriptions, notes and more insights from the episodes:https://n0bspodcasts.comWhat is the podcast?This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn what it's really like running a business. A realistic view along with insightful and actionable advice. If you're fed up of hearing the same stories about how successful entrepreneurs are and it just took a morning routine or a few simple steps, then this is the podcast for you. No Bullsh*t Talks is a podcast of REAL conversations between ambitious entrepreneurs, discussing both the highs and the lows of entrepreneurships and all the lessons learned along the way.

Afternoon!Time for some updates on Xabi Alonso to Chelsea, summer transfer plans, and an FA Cup preview!Solo Podcast today with no Jai. Enjoy!Simon Phillips This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit siphillipstalkschelsea.substack.com/subscribe

Whether adding video to your podcast is actually worth it, and how I do it without doubling my workflow. The tool I keep coming back to is Ecamm — I cover why I record video even when I don't release it, how isolated tracks save me in editing, and the new dual mode that gives you vertical clips without Opus Clip.Show Notes:eCamm— code "casabona" for 15% off your first monthGlingStream Deckstreamlinedfeedback.comRSS.com

Terry is back behind the mic again as he discusses football, wrestlemania, the Saipan movie and a bunch of TV he's been watching including Euphoria, Beef season 2 & the Malcolm in the middle reboot

Everyone's talking about empowering women. Not everyone means it.Amy Kean is the CEO of Good Shout, a social psychologist in training, and the founder of the Unlikable Woman Summit - a movement for women who've been told they're too much, too loud, or too direct. She's also one of the most honest voices in the room when it comes to calling out the BS that hides behind women's empowerment branding.In this episode, Sabrina and Amy get into the conversations most people in this space are too scared to have. The female founder cliques that operate exactly like old boys clubs. The corporate hijacking of International Women's Day by a management consultancy with zero feminist credentials. Why feminism has become too polished and palatable to actually change anything. And what it really costs women who dare to speak up publicly.This is not an episode about victims. It's an episode about what happens when you refuse to shut up - and why more women need to do exactly that.In this episode:Why Amy left a 17-year advertising career and what it taught her about women's voicesThe concept of "likeability labour" and why it's silently killing women's careersWhat gravitas actually means — and why it's being used as a weapon against womenThe real story behind International Women's Day.com (and who's actually profiting from it)Female founder cliques — how they work, who they exclude, and why they're just old boys clubs with better brandingThe Unlikable Woman Summit — why Amy built it and what happened when she put a giant vagina at the entrance68% of women have stopped speaking online — and why silence is the worst thing that can happen to any movementWhy AI fear-mongering is the newest form of unethical marketingWhat social media literacy actually means and why it's now a survival skillShow Notes and TranscriptVisit the website to get the transcriptions, notes and more insights from the episodes:https://n0bspodcasts.comWhat is the podcast?This podcast is for anyone who wants to learn what it's really like running a business. A realistic view along with insightful and actionable advice. If you're fed up of hearing the same stories about how successful entrepreneurs are and it just took a morning routine or a few simple steps, then this is the podcast for you. No Bullsh*t Talks is a podcast of REAL conversations between ambitious entrepreneurs, discussing both the highs and the lows of entrepreneurships and all the lessons learned along the way.

Solo Podcast with Brian.  00:00 Introduction to Common Struggles 03:02 Understanding Quiet Spells in Business 06:09 Creating Effective Content for Your Audience 08:58 Niche vs. General Content Strategy 12:13 Leveraging Experience for Client Attraction 15:04 Next Steps for Small Business Growth 17:50 Investing in Coaching and Mentorship 21:10 Building Confidence and Overcoming Doubt

Fighting at sporting events has become all too normal in our society. It's time to be DONE with it. In this episode I also lay out some guidelines to keep it classy when you're attending a game. Topics: Wellness Update Career Day Knott's Berry Farm Whatchoo Watchin' Fear Factor: House of Fear (Hulu) Something Very Bad is Going To Happen (Netflix) Mike and Nick and Nick and Alice (Hulu) Super Mario Galaxy Movie (Theaters) All My Links (https://linktr.ee/41anddonepodcast)  Website (https://bio.site/41anddone)  YouTube (https://www.youtube.com/@41andDone)  Patreon  (https://www.patreon.com/41anddonepodcast)  Instagram (https://www.instagram.com/41anddonepodcast)  Bluesky (https://bsky.app/profile/41anddonepodcast.bsky.social)  TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@41anddonepodcast)  X (Twitter) (https://x.com/DanielJHill)

What does it actually take to build the most expensive spa in London - and why would anyone deliberately price themselves out of reach of most customers?Maxim Martin, founder of Seven Bali Spa in central London, didn't stumble into luxury. He made a calculated decision to charge more than anyone else, serve a clientele that is 99% non-British, and build a business that runs on retention rather than acquisition. The results speak for themselves.In this episode, Sabrina and Maxim get into the real economics of running a brick and mortar business in central London, why online businesses are far more competitive than people admit, and what most founders get completely wrong about pricing, cash flow and customer service.This is not a feel-good founder story. It's an honest breakdown of what it actually costs, what nearly broke them, and why doing less - but doing it better - beat every growth hack they could have tried.

After being off the mic for a bit while prepping for a TEDx talk and a few other speaking gigs, I'm back with an update on what's been going on behind the scenes. This stretch forced me to take a hard look at how I feel, how I perform, and how I show up on stage. I made a decision to drop some weight, not just for health, but to feel lighter and more controlled when I speak. That led me to a binge meal at Olive Garden which was well worth it. Kinda.I have a story to tell you about blue cupcakes and a woman with no business being in yoga pants, and why I got some sweet revenge without even trying. This episode is part health update, part reality check, and part just making it up as I go.  

Two things that bother me, is when people ask what my dream job is, and what is my "why."  Just don't ask, because I am not playing that game with you. If you can't figure that out, then you may have a bigger problem than me. I will rebel against this question, by eating pineapple on pizza, and patiently waiting for the revolution. It's time for something big in this world, and I may be just too tired to care about it. 

I am exhausted by the fact that everything now needs an account, an app, or my phone number. I am not trying to join a loyalty program, a community, or a digital ecosystem. I am trying to buy a sandwich. Just give me the discount already!Somewhere along the way, our entire way of living turned into a gamified mess. Points, badges, rewards, tiers, and notifications constantly reminding us we are just one more click away from saving a few cents. To get there, we hand over data, attention, and access without a second thought. We are warned nonstop about identity theft, data breaches, and unauthorized access. We are told to protect our privacy and lock everything down. At the same time, participation in modern life requires our identity at every turn. This episode is part rant and part reality check. What happened to simple transactions? What happened to trust, to authenticity, to real human exchange? Not everything needs to be optimized. Not every interaction needs to be tracked. Chasing rewards is not the same as chasing meaning, and engagement is not the same as connection.Let us keep things real, authentic, and organic. Or at the very least, let us remember what that used to feel like before everything required a login.

In this episode of the Digital Rapport Podcast, host Jatinder Palaha shares the journey of his podcast, which began in 2016 inspired by a conversation with his mentor Sukhi Wahiwala. Jatinder discusses the concept of rapport and his mission to explore this through interviews with experts, both offline and online. He reflects on the challenges faced, such as scheduling and finding suitable locations for recording, recounting anecdotes like arranging an interview with Dr. John D. Martini. Jatinder emphasises the evolution of his podcasting skills through practice, inspired by an internet marketer's advice to find one's voice over 50 episodes. He also talks about creating a dedicated podcast space post 2020 and his plans for future content. The episode underscores the importance of starting projects despite initial imperfections and improving over time through consistency.#DigitalRapportPodcast, #PodcastJourney, #PodcastingLife, #PodcastStory, #SoloPodcast, #VideoPodcast, #PodcastHost, #ContentCreator, #PersonalDevelopment, #RapportBuilding, #CommunicationSkills, #DigitalMarketing, #OnlineConnections, #OfflineToOnline, #EntrepreneurMindset, #ConsistencyIsKey, #StartBeforeReady, #CreativeJourney, #BehindTheScenes, #PodcastStudio, #ThoughtLeadership, #InterviewPodcast, #Inspiration, #GrowthMindset, #YouTubePodcastDigital Rapport - https://www.digital-rapport.comJatinder Palaha - https://www.jatinderpalaha.com

Celebrating the end of season 3, sharing a new Solo Podcast by the Host, and preparing for Season 4

Everything costs too damn much and it's not accidental. Food, groceries, bills, repairs, eating out… all of it feels rigged, because it is. We've hit an economic point of no return, drowning in debt while pretending we're not even sure who we owe it to. We're propping up a broken system with fake paper money and calling it “normal.”In this podcast, I break down how we got here and why the simplest fixes are the ones nobody wants to touch. From fast food and veterinarians to big-box stores and auto mechanics, I dig into how everyday necessities turned into financial landmines. This doesn't end well and pretending otherwise won't save us. Hang on to your wallet, brother.

WE ARE SO BACK! LMK if you get your vision board on. Hi bestie…we're back

I'm asking a question most people never stop to think about. Do you need to be liked? I've always told myself I don't, but sometimes I wonder if it's the world that's off or is it just me. From traveling solo and eating alone to watching how my dad treated people with kindness that didn't always pay off for me, this one's about what it means to do life on your own terms.I dive into what it's like to be introverted in an extroverted world, how social circles and life can feel like high school all over again, and why being nice doesn't always lead to success. Whether you're a solo traveler, a quiet thinker, or just someone who's tired of chasing approval, this might be your episode.

I am a real human, feeling stuck in a world that is growing more fake by the day. When you think about it, our food, our medicine, our news, social media, entertainment and general life are all fake, and slowly being usurped by A.I. I share with you things I notice about how everything is counterfeiting humans and the human experience. So I ask simply....do you really like the fake ones?

Welcome to the thirty-seventh episode of the Sweet Nothings podcast! Today we're talking about Tabasco lip gloss and spicy cereal. We're also discussing why nobody knows what to eat (especially in January), and how to tackle those difficult mid-winter feelings about food.In case we haven't met, my name is Kelly. I write about food and other lovely things at maverickbaking.com and make foodie videos at Maverick Baking on YouTube. This is your home of relaxed, funny, and informative chats about the love of eating. We'll talk about the latest food trends, controversial opinions, and all things edible.Want to start your own podcast?  Try out Buzzsprout here!Support the showSupport the show

Coming up on age 50, and I am really lost and confused by the world I see around me. Do we long for an earlier time, when it turns out that we were probably lied to about it anyway? Do we look forward to a new time, when things don't look much better? Do we just run off and eat cheeseburgers and not care? I am lamenting today about what I see as I approach age 50, yet not quite at the half way mark yet. I am pulling you down with me, to the depths of this ocean, and we will talk about it

Step into Episode 193 of On the Delo as DELO pivots into a solo cast after a scheduled guest cancels 15 minutes before recording—because in the restaurant business, chaos is part of the job and the show still goes on. DELO uses the moment to spotlight a mission that matters: building a healthier hospitality industry through real-world wellness support, not more empty “grind” advice.In this episode, DELO shares why he's been 11.5+ years without alcohol, how his fitness approach has simplified over time, and why prevention (bloodwork, doctors, movement, recovery) is the real “maintenance plan” for long-term performance. He also breaks down Healing Hospitality, a 501(c)(3) community created to support hospitality workers through events like sound baths, breathwork, cold plunges, hikes, Qigong, and more—plus ways the broader industry can partner, donate, and help scale the impact.Chapter Guide (Timestamps):(0:16 - 2:34) Last-minute guest cancel → DELO's solo pivot + why hospitality needs wellness conversations.(2:35 - 3:19) Built Different Community update with Jeremy Scott and what's inside the programs.(3:20 - 5:02) 11.5+ years without alcohol: The decision, the lifestyle shift, and why it changed everything.(5:03 - 6:58) Hospitality “party culture,” early career hustle, and how burnout sneaks in.(6:59 - 7:40) Preventative maintenance: Doctors, blood tests, movement, and simplifying priorities with age.(7:41 - 9:31) Supporting restaurants without falling off track: Food choices, consistency, and staying accountable.(9:32 - 11:01) Stress, anxiety, and asking the key question: “What's the opposite of that?”(11:02 - 13:36) Healing Hospitality (501c3): What it is, events hosted, and community partners mentioned.(13:37 - 16:40) Why healthier employees mean better business: culture, retention, and the human side of service.(16:41 - 19:07) Connecting wellness to insurance realities: health insurance and workers' comp implications.(19:08 - 21:29) Culture alternatives: replacing the default “after-shift drink” with healthier shared outlets.(21:30 - 23:53) The challenge: show up to an event—especially a sound bath—and feel the reset firsthand.(23:54 - 26:16) How to support: donations, brand partnerships, and “Healing Hospitality tents” at events.(26:17 - 27:43) Wrap: share the mission, leave a 5-star review, and help get the word out.

The world has had enough. I've had enough. And I'm pretty sure you have too. Nothing feels the same anymore. We grind harder every day just to survive while taxes, bills, and broken systems bleed us dry. The truth is, it isn't supposed to be this way. Across the world, people are waking up and refusing to stay silent. The last six years have tested all of us, and now it's time to push back. Change won't come from waiting. It comes from standing up and taking it back. So where do we go from here? That's up to us. We either keep letting the system win, or we start creating something better. Are you ready to fight for it? Are you fed up yet?

My trailer to the reboot of my podcast, Millian Unmuted. Just telling you what I am planning for 2026 and forward!

Welcome to this Solo Podcast. I recently got married, and this episode is me reflecting on what that experience has been like for me.The thoughts it triggered, the shifts I noticed, and the questions that quietly started forming.I'm not here to explain marriage or define it.Just sharing what it felt like, what surprised me, and what stayed with me.— PrakharTimestamps:00:00 - Marriage & Vulnerability02:00 - Why I Got Married05:55 - Importance of Vulnerability in Relationships09:12 - Is Materialism the Answer?10:40 - Marriage & Love12:35 - Why Is Love Important in a Marriage?18:45 - Portal into Marriage20:10 - How It Feels Before Marriage25:10 - Hosting Friends with Airbnb30:33 - Boat Trip36:00 - Mexican Mehendi & Sundowner40:05 - Shahi Haldi44:00 - Christian Ceremony47:35 - Why Photographers Matter52:36 - Tying the Knot in My Mother's Garden54:15 - Friends All Around56:15 - The Love You Earn58:00 - Closing ThoughtsEnjoy. — Prakhar

Welcome to the thirty-sixth episode of the Sweet Nothings podcast! Today we're talking about the Starbucks bear cups and gingerbread EVERYTHING (again). We're also discussing the ugly, weird, old-fashioned, traditional foodstuffs that we adore (even if everyone else doesn't).In case we haven't met, my name is Kelly. I write about food and other lovely things at maverickbaking.com and make foodie videos at Maverick Baking on YouTube. This is your home of relaxed, funny, and informative chats about the love of eating. We'll talk about the latest food trends, controversial opinions, and all things edible.Want to start your own podcast?  Try out Buzzsprout here!Support the showSupport the show

In the latest episode of No Way, Jose!, NWJ670: "The Rise, the Fall, & the Well-Deserved Death of Ian Watkins," host Jose Galison dives headfirst into one of the most gut-wrenching tales of fame's dark underbelly. From the blistering riffs and chart-topping anthems that propelled Lostprophets frontman Ian Watkins to rock stardom in the early 2000s—sharing stages with icons and amassing a rabid fanbase—to the horrifying revelations of his depraved crimes against the most vulnerable, this solo episode unpacks the shocking betrayal that shattered lives and exposed the rot behind the glamour. Jose traces Watkins' meteoric ascent through the Welsh alt-rock scene, his ego-fueled excesses, and the grotesque details of his 2013 conviction for heinous acts that still send chills, all leading to his brutal, cathartic end in a maximum-security prison cell. It's a raw, unflinching look at how unchecked power can corrupt absolutely, delivered with Jose's signature blend of sharp insight and zero-holds-barred storytelling.Marking Jose's bold pivot to bite-sized, solo deep dives on self-contained sagas of human darkness, this episode kicks off a fresh format for No Way, Jose!—shorter, punchier explorations that hit hard without dragging on. If the twisted arc of Ian Watkins left you reeling (in the best, most therapeutic way), Jose wants your take: What worked in this quicker, more cursory style? Too rushed, or just right for these compact horrors? And what other pocket-sized nightmares should he tackle next? Picture chilling "Programmed to Kill"-esque tales like the eerie mystery of "The Woman in the Box"—that infamous 1930s suitcase discovery in a Los Angeles flophouse—or the sadistic partnership of Leonard Lake and Charles Ng, the '80s survivalist duo whose bunker of horrors rivals the wildest true-crime fever dreams. Drop your thoughts, votes, or wild suggestions in the comments, emails, or socials—Jose's all ears for what twisted stories you crave in this new vein. Tune in, reflect, and let's keep the conversation going.Please consider supporting my work-Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/nowayjose2020Only costs $2/month and will get you access to episodes earlier than the publicNo Way, Jose! Rumble Channel- https://rumble.com/c/c-3379274No Way, Jose! YouTube Channel- https://youtube.com/channel/UCzyrpy3eo37eiRTq0cXff0gMy Podcast Host- https://redcircle.com/shows/no-way-joseApple podcasts- https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/no-way-jose/id1546040443Spotify- https://open.spotify.com/show/0xUIH4pZ0tM1UxARxPe6ThStitcher- https://www.stitcher.com/show/no-way-jose-2Amazon Music- https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/41237e28-c365-491c-9a31-2c6ef874d89d/No-Way-JoseGoogle Podcasts- https://www.google.com/podcasts?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5yZWRjaXJjbGUuY29tL2ZkM2JkYTE3LTg2OTEtNDc5Ny05Mzc2LTc1M2ExZTE4NGQ5Yw%3D%3DRadioPublic- https://radiopublic.com/no-way-jose-6p1BAOVurbl- https://vurbl.com/station/4qHi6pyWP9B/Feel free to contact me at thelibertymovementglobal@gmail.com#NoWayJosePodcast #IanWatkins #TrueCrimePodcast #Lostprophets #CrimeStories #RockStarFall #TrueCrime #JoseGalison #NWJ670 #DarkTales #ProgrammedToKill #ColleenStan #GirlInTheBox #LeonardLake #CharlesNg #CrimeAndPunishment #TrueCrimeCommunity #PodcastEpisode #SoloPodcast #CrimeHistory

Welcome to the thirty-fifth episode of the Sweet Nothings podcast! Today we're talking about spicy Babybels and gingerbread EVERYTHING. We're also discussing our favourite go-to meals that we can't stop making and eating, and just what makes us do it.In case we haven't met, my name is Kelly. I write about food and other lovely things at maverickbaking.com and make foodie videos at Maverick Baking on YouTube. This is your home of relaxed, funny, and informative chats about the love of eating. We'll talk about the latest food trends, controversial opinions, and all things edible.Want to start your own podcast?  Try out Buzzsprout here!Support the showSupport the show

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Hey Dude, I goof on myself about my recent disastrous performances at an informal open mic at my church. QUOTE: "Well, that went so well, why not?" CAST: George Clooney, Vince Vaughn, James Franco, Harrison Ford, Chef Ben Ford  LOCATIONS: Unitarian Universalist Church of Studio City (UUCSC), Studio City, Studio City Theater PROPS: androgyny MOVIES: Rocky, Star Wars, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Blade Runner  SPECIAL GUEST CAMEO: Ming Ming  SOUNDS: gravel, footsteps,  Laguna Sawdust Cowbell Chimes   bird, Ming Ming PHOTO: "Raiders Googled" shot with my iPhone XS RECORDED: August 23, 2025 in "The Cafe"  under the flight path of the Hollywood Burbank Airport in Burbank, California GEAR: Zoom H1 XLR with Sennheiser MD 46 microphone. TOTAL RUNNING TIME: 13:45 FILE SIZE: 14 MB GENRES: storytelling, personal storytelling, personal journal, journal, personal narrative, audio, audio blog, confessional  HYPE: "It's a beatnik kinda literary thing in a podcast cloak of darkness." Timothy Kimo Brien (cohost on Podwrecked and host of Create Art Podcast) DISCLAIMER/WARNING: Proudly presented rough, raw and ragged. Seasoned with salty language and ideas. Not for most people's taste. Please be advised.

What format is best for podcasting? Should you do interview or solo episodes? This is the great podcast format debate. As a podcast coach, I've seen how each format plays out in real business growth. In this episode, I look at both options and share the pros and cons of each. Here's the breakdown: Interview Podcasts Build community and expand your network. Transfer authority from your guests to you. Risk: Some guests add little value or only want access to your audience. Solo Podcasts Put the spotlight on your thought leadership. Build trust and authority quickly. Make your listeners feel connected to you. The Winning Strategy Many podcasters find success using a combination of both formats but that's not right for every podcast. Hello! I only do solo episodes. Why? Because my episodes are short and that's what serves my listener. So, how do you choose what's right for you and your podcast? Start with the most important thing — serve your listener. That might be with curated interviews, solo episodes, or a combination of both. Ask yourself: What serves your listener best? Which format builds your authority? How does your podcast serve your business goals? If you're stuck in a rut (only doing interviews or only going solo) it might be time to rethink your strategy. Let's talk about it. Book a free private podcast coaching call and let's find the format that works for you, your listener, and your business. Get on my calenadar today for your FREE podcast coaching call here: https://calendly.com/timwohlberg RELATED EPISODE: 232 Are You Using the Wrong Podcast Format? Here's How to Fix It https://podcastperformancecoach.com/232-wrong-podcast-format-fix/

Ever catch yourself doom-scrolling on your phone for “just a minute” and suddenly—boom—an hour's gone? Yup, been there too. And you're not alone. Do you know that the global average screen time is now over 6.5 hours a day, and that constant digital input is frying our focus, joy, and creativity? In this solo episode of The Happy Hustle Podcast, I share the antidote—something that's helped me and so many high-performing entrepreneurs rediscover clarity, purpose, and peace: the Digital Detox Revolution.I just wrapped another Montana Mastermind Epic Camping Adventure, where we take driven, successful entrepreneurs deep into the backcountry and literally take their phones away for five days. Sound intense? It is—and it's also absolutely transformational. In this episode, I talk about what really happens when you ditch the screens, embrace stillness, and reconnect with nature, yourself, and the people around you.From anxiety to alignment, these five days offer a powerful reset. I share stories, science, and strategies to help you bring more digital detox into your everyday life—even if you're not camping in the wild. You'll hear how guys who were twitchy from phone withdrawals on Day 1 ended up experiencing their biggest personal breakthroughs by Day 5—all from the simple act of unplugging.Here are a few key takeaways:Stillness breeds clarity. Your best ideas live in the space between distractions.Digital disconnection is a superpower. Especially for creatives and entrepreneurs, it's crucial to carve out tech-free time.Nature and community amplify transformation. There's magic in unplugged connection.Tech habits shape your life. If your reality isn't fulfilling, check your screen time.Make play and presence a priority. Bookend your day tech-free, or try a Sunday screen sabbatical—you'll be amazed at the results.If you've been feeling overwhelmed, creatively blocked, or just out of sync with what matters most, this episode might just be the gentle slap you need (in the best way possible). Tune in and let's rewire our reality—one digital detox at a time.Connect with Cary!https://www.instagram.com/caryjack/https://www.facebook.com/SirCaryJackhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/cary-jack-kendzior/https://twitter.com/thehappyhustlehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFDNsD59tLxv2JfEuSsNMOQ/featured Get a free copy of his new book, The Happy Hustle, 10 Alignments to Avoid Burnout & Achieve Blissful Balance https://www.thehappyhustle.com/bookSign up for The Journey: 10 Days To Become a Happy Hustler Online Coursehttps://thehappyhustle.com/thejourney/Apply to the Montana Mastermind Epic Camping Adventurehttps://thehappyhustle.com/mastermind/“It's time to Happy Hustle, a blissfully balanced life you love, full of passion, purpose, and positive impact!”Episode Sponsors:If you're feeling stressed, not sleeping great, or your energy's been kinda meh lately—let me put you on to something that's been a total game-changer for me: Magnesium Breakthrough by BiOptimizers. This ain't your average magnesium—it's got all 7 essential forms that your body actually needs to chill out, sleep deeper, and feel more balanced. I take it every night and legit notice the difference the next day. No more waking up groggy or tossing and turning all nightIf you're ready to sleep like a baby, calm your nervous system, and optimize your recovery, go grab yours now at bioptimizers.com/happy and use code HAPPY10 for 10% OFF.99 Designs- Need a killer logo, stunning website, or next-level brand design?Stop DIY-ing and start delegating like a boss with 99designs by Vista! Neurable- If you're looking to level up your focus, productivity, and mental wellbeing all at once, do yourself a favor and check out Neurable. You get a special hookup—just use the code HAPPY at checkout and get $100 off.

في الحلقة دي من البودكاسترز، رجعنالكم بحلقة سولو مفيهاش ضيف، لكن فيها كل حاجة بتهمك كصانع محتوى أو رائد أعمال أو حتى شخص بيفكر في مستقبله. باسل وكريم بيشاركوا رحلتهم من أول ما بدأت صداقتهم، لحد ما أسسوا البودكاست، وازاي قدروا يغيروا هويته بالكامل علشان يعبر عنهم وعن جيلهم. المواضيع اللي ناقشوها كانت متنوعة ومترابطة: اللعبة كلها عقلية: إزاي تفكيرك وتوظيفك للفرص البسيطة هو اللي بيصنع الفارق، مش الإمكانيات الذكاء الاصطناعي في صناعة المحتوى: من الإعلانات للتعديل، إزاي بيستخدموا AI في كل تفاصيل البودكاست مستقبل التكنولوجيا والبشر: تكلموا عن مفاهيم زي "المدينة ربع الساعة" وتجربة وايمو جاجوار في العربيات ذاتية القيادة رحلة باسل وكريم في رحلتهم المهنية وازاي باسل دخل التمثيل و نصيحة لكل اللي عايزين يدخلوا المجال و كمان كل حاجة عن كريم ومسيرته المهنية. In this episode of El Podcasters, we're back with a special “Solo Episode” — no guest this time, but it's packed with everything you care about as a content creator, entrepreneur, or someone simply thinking about their future. Bassel and Karim share their journey, from the early days of their friendship to launching the podcast — and how they completely rebranded it to reflect who they are and the generation they speak for. Here are some of the key topics they covered: It's All a Mindset: How your way of thinking and how you leverage simple opportunities makes the real difference — not resources or tools. AI in Content Creation: From ads to editing, how they're using AI in every aspect of the podcast. The Future of Tech and Humanity: They dive into ideas like the “15-minute city” and their experience with Waymo Jaguar's self-driving cars. Their Career Journeys: From Bassel's entry into acting — with advice for anyone pursuing the field — to Karim's full story and professional evolution. An honest, eye-opening conversation that reflects on the past, navigates the present, and explores what's next. ‎اسمعوا البودكاسترز على | Listen to El-Podcasters on Spotify - https://anchor.fm/elpodcasters Apple - https://podcasts.apple.com/eg/podcast/el-podcasters/id1633419184 Anghami - https://play.anghami.com/podcast/1029463712 El-Podcasters Social Media | منصات التواصل الإجتماعي للبودكاسترز: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/elpodcasters Tiktok - https://www.tiktok.com/@elpodcasters Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/elpodcasters Linkedin - https://www.linkedin.com/company/elpodcasters/ X - https://www.twitter.com/elpodcasters Snapchat - https://snapchat.com/t/3Zbo2vzS Bassel Alzaro - https://www.instagram.com/basselalzaro https://www.facebook.com/BasselAlzaroX https://snapchat.com/t/CoWlatfk Karim Rihan - https://www.instagram.com/karimrihann

SOLO PODCAST! My 1st born has left home this morning for the Big Apple. I am sad but also stressed because the guy from Airbnb moves in at 3:00. Watch my special "You Know Me" on YouTube! ⁠⁠http://bit.ly/FitzYouKnowMe⁠⁠ Twitter: ⁠⁠@GREGFITZSHOW⁠⁠ Instagram ⁠⁠@GREGFITZSIMMONS⁠⁠ ⁠⁠FITZDOG.COM⁠ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on the show I do a solo episode of the podcast. I had some scheduling difficulties with guests and I am going out of town by the time this publishes, so I decided to do a solo podcast episode. I'm pretty hyped that I am on episode 150. Thank you for your continued support! It means a lot for the continued growth and milestones of this podcast!Today, I discuss why it's essential to have different seasons of your life, why it's impossible to be good at everything you do, as well as some podcast updates.On the training side of things, I talk about mastering that art of training, both in and out of the sport, why uncertainty in your results and outcomes is necessary to perform, as well as the quote:"If you don't believe in yourself, then why should anyone else?"I truly loved this one. I know you will find value from it as well!I hope you enjoy this episode of The Sunday Shakeout!

Hi Creative Cutie.!This week I'm sharing something really personal with you. I recorded this episode right from my bed, no video, no script, just me and my heart. I've been going through a season of deep creative grief, and I wanted to take you inside what that actually looks and feels like. It's raw, it's real, and honestly… It was also super healing. In this solo episode, I open up about the changing tides in my creativity, what it means to close a long chapter, and how I'm learning (again) to make space for my inner artist to come back to life. If you've ever felt stuck, unsure, or like something in you is ending so something else can begin, you are not alone. From this episode, you'll learn: -What “creative grief” really looks like (and why we need to talk about it more)-How identity and creativity are deeply intertwined-Why the podcasting industry is shifting and how that's impacting indie creators-The cost of constant output and what it really means to take a creative break-Why your inner artist always returns when you're readyI also read you a personal journal entry I wrote as a love letter to my artist self, and maybe it'll speak to yours, too.Coach Dad (The children's youtube show I worked on): https://youtu.be/WrU6T_JIQT4?si=uW5k4LyJjyOkXlhD&t=256

As the title indicates, this is a solo podcast to let you guys know we hope to be on the air tomorrow evening (Tuesday, June 10th) with a normal show. Forest is out with a sore throat bug, and can't do the show tonight. We'll be back as soon as possible! Thank you for your patience.