Podcasts about soundbytes

Sound Bytes for June 20, 2026

Planning a visit should not mean guessing about accessibility. ACCESSABLE USA aims to show detailed venue information by city, town, or zip code. Hear the SoundBytes take. The post ACCESSING ACCESSIBILITY! appeared first on sound*bytes.

Did you lock the door, unplug the toaster, or feed the cat? OCD CHECKLIST helps turn nagging doubt into a timestamped record you can check once and trust. Hear the SoundBytes take. The post STOP CHECKING STUFF TWICE! appeared first on sound*bytes.

How many accounts have you created over the years? PAPERWEIGHT helps find the digital trail hiding in your inbox so you can clean up what still follows you. Hear the SoundBytes take. The post TRACKING YOUR DIGITAL FOOTPRINTS! appeared first on sound*bytes.

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Sound Bytes for May 30, 2026

While CBS News Radio is shutting down, SoundBytes is continuing across the country … still, this is our last CBS show after 36 wonderful years together. And we're very grateful to all the wonderful people at CBS who made it all possible! Thank you CBS News Radio!! The post FAREWELL CBS! appeared first on sound*bytes.

JAN ZIFF co-founded SoundBytes and hosted it during all our 36 years on CBS News – we pay tribute to a true star broadcaster! The post REMEMBERING JAN appeared first on sound*bytes.

Sound Bytes for May 23, 2026

Soundbytes. JLR doesn't have a mirror in his house. A man in Connecticut was arrested for allegedly sneaking into his female neighbor's apartment and masturbating while she slept. The world's first ever AI feature film. 

Soundbytes. JLR doesn't have a mirror in his house. A man in Connecticut was arrested for allegedly sneaking into his female neighbor's apartment and masturbating while she slept. The world's first ever AI feature film. Snitzer's car was moving through a parking lot while he was getting busy. Charlie is taking the RV to a NASCAR race. JLR is getting his rear shocks replaced. Victoria's Secret is going back to only having physically fit models. A company came out to look at the AC at Rover's house. People are convinced that a guest on Fox News is wearing a hyper-realistic mask. Rover uses a filter to smooth out his skin. Trump is backing a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. Charlie is in the jury duty database. 

Soundbytes. JLR doesn't have a mirror in his house. A man in Connecticut was arrested for allegedly sneaking into his female neighbor's apartment and masturbating while she slept. The world's first ever AI feature film. Snitzer's car was moving through a parking lot while he was getting busy. Charlie is taking the RV to a NASCAR race. JLR is getting his rear shocks replaced. Victoria's Secret is going back to only having physically fit models. A company came out to look at the AC at Rover's house. People are convinced that a guest on Fox News is wearing a hyper-realistic mask. Rover uses a filter to smooth out his skin. Trump is backing a bill to make daylight saving time permanent. Charlie is in the jury duty database. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Soundbytes. JLR doesn't have a mirror in his house. A man in Connecticut was arrested for allegedly sneaking into his female neighbor's apartment and masturbating while she slept. The world's first ever AI feature film. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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From phone books to Civil War letters to ancient Kraft macaroni, Elizabeth McLeod of the Auction Waves podcast takes the Antiques Freaks on a journey through ephemera. Watch out for alligators. Elizabeth McLeod brings to Auction Waves over forty years of experience as an author, editor, journalist, broadcaster, audio producer, researcher, and collector, with a specialty in American culture of the first half of the 20th Century. She has appeared as a guest expert on television programs ranging from PBS's "History Detectives" to "The American Experience," as well as on NPR and the BBC. Over the past thirty years she has written over five thousand scripts for the daily CBS Radio Network feature "Sound*Bytes." When not engaged in deep dives of research, she has been known to take on acting roles, both in radio and on the stage, and is also accomplished in the preservation and use of antique electronics and audio equipment—including the gear she uses to record each episode of Auction Waves.

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It's the Top 5 at 5 as Jack and the rest of the WIP Afternoon Show break down the best sound bites they heard from yesterday.

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Tobin continues to play a sound byte that makes everyone uncomfortable. The gang reacts to the Miami Hurricanes alternative unis for this weekend… the jury is still out on if they are good or not? Tobin makes Jfig explain the unnecessary pockets on her pants… things get weird. We wrap up the show putting our finishing thoughts on the breaking news from this morning that Miami Heat's Terry Rozier and Portland Head Coach Chauncy Billups have been arrested by the FBI.

Has your business hit a growth plateau? If so, this episode is for you. Because building a brand isn't just about good design or smart strategy–it's about finding your voice and using it to create opportunities. In this special conversation, I joined Brian Mattocks on The Hard to Market Podcast to talk about the lessons I've learned running The brandiD for more than 15 years, and why your voice is often the most powerful marketing tool you have. Your Voice Builds Your Pipeline If your growth has slowed, hiding behind the work won't turn things around. You need to put your voice out there. I share how podcasting, LinkedIn, and even simple visibility habits can attract the right people to your business, even if you're introverted. Focus Creates Momentum Trying to speak to everyone dilutes your message. When I relaunched MyPath101, narrowing the audience and leaning on partnerships made all the difference. You'll hear how choosing focus over frenzy during slow periods can create the traction your business needs. Enjoy this episode…  Soundbytes 05:23 - 05:48 “Our growth has been completely organic over these last 14-15 years, except for some partnerships and people who stumbled upon us through Google searches. But even those partnerships have been organic, meaning they just kind of came about by happenstance. I wasn't overly intentional about creating them, but we've always done really good work, and my team is exceptional at what they do.” 08:33 - 09:00 “When I launched that company, it was in 2015. Then we had three different target audiences. It was parents, the students themselves, and high school and college administrators, and we were trying to sell to all three…That wasn't the best move, because it was really difficult to speak to all three through one website.” 29:20 - 29:41 “I lean on my faith, quite honestly, more than ever when things get a little sticky. Whether it's personnel changes or a little uptick in business, I honestly pray about it. That the right people come our way.” Quotes “I'm here to help people be limitless in whatever their journey is.” “Strategy is great, but it's nothing if you don't do something with it.” “I love helping people figure out what they're here to do and then bring light to them, you know, to shine on their journey.” Links mentioned in this episode: Connect with brandiD Find out how top leaders are increasing their authority, impact, and income online. Listen to our private podcast, The Professional Presence Podcast: https://thebrandid.com/professional-presence-podcast Ready to elevate your digital presence with a powerful brand or website?  Contact us here: https://thebrandid.com/contact-form/ From Our Guest Host Website: https://podcastchef.com/ Connect with Brian Mattocks on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brianmattocks/

Elizabeth sits down with social media expert and SoundBytes creator Taylor Stonack for an honest and hilarious conversation about business pivots, letting go of perfection, and why visibility matters more than virality. Taylor shares how she built Sweet Potato Social out of necessity, trusted her team through a risky new idea, and turned a scrappy pivot into a thriving membership. You'll hear why community matters, why celebrating others attracts success, and how taking action—before you feel ready—can completely transform your business.

Want to be seen as the go‑to expert in your space?  Start with a book. Not just for sales, but for shaping a brand that people recognize, trust, and remember. This is a special episode where I joined Christine on the Your Daily Writing Habit. I shared how, over 14 years at The brandiD, I've helped entrepreneurs, authors, and thought leaders grow their businesses online. Why Your Book Can Be the Fastest Path to Authority If you want to be recognized as the go-to expert in your field, a book is one of the most powerful tools you can create. It packages your expertise into something tangible, builds instant credibility, and works as intellectual property you can monetize and leverage.  Self-publishing can generate direct income, but the bigger value is in what the book leads to: higher-ticket client work, keynote invitations, workshops, and programs that deepen your authority. How to Keep Your Book Working for You Long After Launch Your book shouldn't gather dust once it's published. Pull out key ideas or stories and turn them into social posts and blog articles to keep your message in circulation. Offer a free chapter to grow your email list. Use it to pitch media interviews, local speaking engagements, or library events that connect you with new audiences. And most importantly, get clear on your visibility goals first—whether that's a TEDx stage or building a loyal local following—so every action you take moves you closer to that vision. Enjoy this episode… Soundbytes 07:07 - 07:18 “If someone has enough know-how in a particular area and can put it all in a book, it is such a stamp of approval.” 07:40 - 07:55 “Not everybody has the perseverance and the vision to write a book, and for the people that do, it can so easily be spun into courses or membership sites, keynote speeches, or workshops.” Quotes “A book is a great marketing lead magnet.” “Only be active on social media where your potential target market may be.” “There's so much strategy that goes into the copywriting of a website.” Links mentioned in this episode: Connect with brandiD Easy Tips to Adjust your website: https://buildmybrandid.com/website-tweaks/  Personality Quiz: https://content.leadquizzes.com/lp/jqgbMsr00g  Ready to elevate your digital presence with a powerful brand or website?  Contact us here: https://thebrandid.com/contact-form/ From Our Guest Host, Christine Ink Website: https://christine-ink.com/ Connect with Christine Ink on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christineink/

If “you” online isn't the same you who shows up in person, you're not alone.  Most founders haven't taken the time to align their personal identity with how they present themselves online. But that clarity–on the inside and out–is what gives your brand staying power. This is a special episode where I joined Jesse Paliotto on FastSpring's Growth Stage podcast to talk about personal branding, founder identity, and why branding from the inside out is the only way to build a business that lasts. The SOULiD Framework Every founder already has a personal brand. The question is–does yours reflect the essence of who you are? In this episode, I share the framework we've used with hundreds of entrepreneurs at brandiD to help them uncover their true differentiators, define their vision, and build a brand around what makes them unique.  Practical Tips for Founder Visibility We talk about the most common mistakes entrepreneurs make when they try to grow their brand–and what to focus on instead. I share how to do a quick audit of your digital presence (hint: it starts with a Google search), why AI can't replace real personality, and what every founder needs to know before they hit publish. Whether you're just getting started or working to build long-term visibility, this conversation will help you focus on what really moves the needle. Enjoy this episode… Soundbytes 16:43 - 17:02 “So many people don't do this, but buy your vanity URL. So buy your first name, last name, and the .com. Even if you have a company, it's not so you don't feel like it's about building your personal brand, you should still point that vanity URL to your about page on your corporate site.” 11:01 - 11:18 “When we know what we stand for, we can talk about those things in a way, with conviction–and those also can be very sticky points, both in a positive and negative way to attract our ideal clients.” Quotes “Resilience as entrepreneurs, I think it's absolutely one of the top three qualities we need to be successful.” “In today's world, consumers are so much more savvy around companies they're supporting or not supporting.” “People don't think they have a personal brand. But, we all do.” Links mentioned in this episode: Connect with brandiD Easy Tips to Adjust your website: https://buildmybrandid.com/website-tweaks/ Personality Quiz: https://content.leadquizzes.com/lp/jqgbMsr00g  Ready to elevate your digital presence with a powerful brand or website?  Contact us here: https://thebrandid.com/contact-form/ From Our Guest Host Website: https://fastspring.com/ Connect with FastSpring on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/fastspring/

76% of buyers Google you before they reach out. If your brand isn't showing them the real you, it might be holding you back more than you think. In this episode, I sat down with Chris at FlowChat to talk about one of my favorite topics: how personal branding and your identity as a founder shape every part of your business, from the copy on your homepage to the culture inside your team. What Personal Branding Really Means Personal branding isn't about being loud online or showing up a certain way. It's about alignment. I define personal branding as a cocktail of three things: your essence, your reputation, and your marketing. That combination is what creates an authentic brand people connect with.  In this conversation, I share how tools like 360 brand feedback help founders uncover their true strengths and why that feedback often holds the key to differentiation. Why Founder Identity Shapes the Entire Business Whether you're a solopreneur or leading a growing team, your identity sets the tone for everything. From the moment a client lands on your site to the way your team handles support emails, your brand is shaped by who you are.  In this episode, I talk about how understanding your values, energy, and purpose helps create a brand that's not just consistent, but powerful. Enjoy this episode… Soundbytes 17:05 - 17:19 “Every touch point a potential customer or an actual customer has with your company is an interaction that's going to leave that customer with a point of view, with an opinion about your brand.” 02:32 - 02:59 “So I define personal brand as a cocktail, and it's a mixture of your essence, your personality, your true self, your reputation, because that always supersedes you, and then combining that with marketing, and marketing is a million different things. So, what are you comfortable with, and how are you comfortable marketing your product or service? So that's how I define personal branding. It's, it's a mix of several things.” Quotes “One thing I believe wholeheartedly is that the attributes of a founder are very much the attributes of a company.” “You can't do personal branding properly if you don't tap into who the person is behind the company.” Links mentioned in this episode: Connect with brandiD Easy Tips to Adjust your website: https://buildmybrandid.com/website-tweaks/  Personality Quiz: https://content.leadquizzes.com/lp/jqgbMsr00g  Ready to elevate your digital presence with a powerful brand or website?  Contact us here: https://thebrandid.com/contact-form/ From Our Guest Host, FlowChat Website: https://www.flowchat.com/ Connect with FlowChat on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/flow-chat/