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“That thing you feel awkward about? It might be your superpower.” In this episode, Michael Dargie sits down with author, editor, and writing mentor Deborah Ager, founder of Radiant Media Labs. Based in Maryland, Deborah helps business leaders, professionals, and creatives translate their decades of knowledge into books that clarify, inspire, and connect. This episode is sponsored by my new book BRANDJITSU, helping you find, shape, and share your story with the world. Deborah shares how her work evolved from marketing consultant to book coach—and how a single ghostwriting project opened a door she didn't expect. Now, she guides clients through a process she calls “Clarify, Storify, Amplify,” giving them the structure and strategy they need to write books that build brands, careers, and legacy. She opens up about how poetry, language precision, and her own creative practice inform her work—and how joy, not perfectionism, is the secret ingredient to finishing. Whether you're stuck at page one or polishing your manuscript, this episode is full of practical wisdom, thoughtful metaphors, and writer-to-writer solidarity. Quotable quotes “Editing is revision—but it's also revisioning.” “That thing you feel awkward about? It might be your superpower.” “Just creating can feel very good—even if no one ever sees it.” “Words have nuance. Choosing the right ones can change everything.” “Discernment will help you move forward faster.” Episode highlights From Marketing to Memoirs | How Radiant Media Labs got its start Ghostwriting to Book Coaching | The power of clarifying other people's ideas Editing as Joyful Revisioning | How to make peace with the hard parts Mindset Matters | Why joy and process go hand in hand Not Everyone Will Like It | And that's okay Knowing Your Reader | Why audience clarity changes everything The Poetry Edge | Precision of language as a business advantage Clarify, Storify, Amplify | Deborah's signature 3-part writing framework A Perfect Deborah Day | Creativity, conversation, and long walks What Deborah Reads | Essays, hybrid memoirs, and story-rich nonfiction Guilty Pleasures | Gardening, lake walks, and sharing food with wildlife Creating for Joy | Letting go of judgment and loving the process Rebels in Waiting | Discernment is the rebel's best friend Black-Eyed Peas & Greens | Deborah's go-to comfort food Dreambook Launcher | A free tool to help you start your book Links from the episode Radiant Media Labs Website (https://radiantmedialabs.com) Deborah Ager on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/deborahager) BrandJitsu Book (https://brandjitsu.com) Hosted by: Michael Dargie THEREBELREBELPODCAST.COM | LINKEDIN.COM Get Your Copy of Michael's Book: "BrandJitsu™: Move Your Brand From 'Meh' To Memorable" Indigo | Barnes & Noble | MichaelDargie.com

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The chapter and verse breakdown of scripture has served the church for centuries to help us navigate the Holy Bible. However, the addition of these details and others, like study notes, have distracted from the core stories of scripture. When we "versify" the Bible we can easily divorce passage from their contextual meaning and the message they were intended to communicate. So how do we recapture the message of scripture?

Today we're talking to Seth Erickson. Seth is the Chief Mischief Maker for Storify Agency. Storify helps you understand the neuroscience and psychology of storytelling which has led to massive success for small and large companies. Seth also has a  bestselling book ‘How to Hack Humans' which has received 2 awards and shows businesses the secret method used to get the most ADHD customers to pay attention. He's on a mission to reduce the massive startup failure rate and create a positive change in the world by empowering companies to communicate more effectively.In this episode we dive deep into why its so important to understand storytelling as a business, how to create content your customers will want to binge, how to use emotion in your storytelling, and much more. If you feel like your business isn't telling stories effectively, this episode is a must listen. Key Lessons:Understand your brand archetype, don't just use humor because you've seen another brand use humorGet people to binge your content by using open loops - give people a cliffhanger at the end of each piece of content so they always want moreLinks: Storify Agency: https://www.storifyagency.com/How to Hack Humans: https://amzn.to/3U6jTpY

Seth Erickson is one cool-ass dude. First of all, he runs an agency that helps customers with Design, Branding, and Storytelling. He's really mastered the art of telling stories, including writing a book on the subject called How To Hack Humans. Catchy Title. He is a marketing master who's got some epic hobbies: jiu-jitsu, scuba diving, and more! Oh, and he's also a rave DJ who, back in the 2000's, got some serious air-time! This was a great conversation with a great guy, good for those interested in branding, storytelling, book writing, scuba diving, music industry, and martial arts. Give it a listen! ----- Show Notes: (04:30) - Getting into storytelling (16:50) - Becoming an award-winning author (32:00) - Why Seth doesn't sit down and plan his workday (44:00) - Journey as a musician (epic DJ stuff) ----- Links: * Storifyagency.com * https://www.linkedin.com/in/setherickson/ * Special link to Seth's book: https://www.storifyagency.com/playhard ----- Episodes Like This https://www.stitcher.com/show/the-josh-boone-show/episode/12-seth-erickson-hacking-humans-storytelling-self-acceptance-88706281 ---- If you liked the episode, subscribe for more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/playhardpodcast/support

How can we strengthen the appeal of our videos?What can we do to capture and sustain the attention of our audience?How can we utilize storytelling to make it all possible?Today, we talk about 5 Step Formula To Storify Your Video.Storytelling is universal to the human experience and has something to do with an exciting video online. All of us have some story to tell, yet not everyone has the confidence to do it. We are said to be good at it back in childhood as we convey our little stories without overthinking the methods but just talking from the heart. However, as we grow old, we tend to forget how to do it. So the problem arises when we have ideas we want the world to know, most importantly, in connecting with people online.Interestingly, there are many ways to enhance the message we want to share as we connect to our audiences using our videos. And storifying the pieces of information is a great strategy. We must utilize our videos to continue sharing information with a more incredible group of people in the most effective way.Watch it on YouTube: https://youtu.be/qtTIThKFZuIShow Highlights:  How do I get & keep the attention of my audience?What if I'm not a good storyteller?Does this formula work if I'm just presenting information?What if I'm not a good public speaker? I say umm a lot!What about body language? Does that help with this?About our Speaker: Robert Kennedy III (RK3) is a leadership communication expert, international keynote speaker, corporate trainer, and best-selling author. For the past 10 years, RK3 has spoken for and worked with some of the world's largest companies, associations, government, and faith-based organizations. Notable clients include AARP, Social Security Administration, Comscore, U.S. Coast Guard,  and many others.Find out more about Robert: https://shor.by/robertkennedy3https://bigvu.tv/pages/robert-kennedy...Hosted by Robyn Levin: Robyn Levin is the founder of Robyn Levin Media, a strategic marketing & PR consulting firm, based in Florida. For the last twenty years, Levin specializes in Celebritizing™ entrepreneurs, tech and travel brands, and CEO's in helping them significantly increase brand awareness and growth. Her efforts land clients in the New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Entrepreneur, Time Magazine, and on the Today show. She guided PENSCO Trust, a financial services client in tripling its assets to $3 billion in less than three years. Levin is a 4-time “top 10” ranked presenter at the E-Tourism Summit and a past guest speaker at the Wharton Executive School of Working Professionals on marketing strategy.Robyn Levin graduated from Temple University with a B.B.A in Marketing & an International Business degree from Nijenrode University, Holland.Find out more about Robyn: https://robynlevin.com/about/-------------------Made Possible by BIGVU - a TV studio pro in your pocket. BIGVU transforms photos, video shoots, and tweets into stunning video sequences that will captivate your audience.Learn more about BIGVU:Website: https://bigvu.tvTeleprompter: https://bigvu.tv/teleprompter-app.htmlCaptions: https://bigvu.tv/automatic-captions.htmlGreen Screen: https://bigvu.tv/create/replace-green-screenConnect with us via:https://thevideopresentershow.bigvu.tvhttps://www.instagram.com/bigvu.makerhttps://www.facebook.com/socialvideocreatorhttps://www.linkedin.com/company/bigvuhttps://twitter.com/videoinspire

What's your story? How do you avoid becoming a commodity? These are some of the biggest issues small firms face when it comes to their branding. This week, we're joined by Storify founder Seth Erickson to discuss what you can do to stand out from the crowd.Get the first chapter of Seth's book, How to Track Humans, and learn more about Storify at www.storifyagency.com/centerstage

What's your story? How do you avoid becoming a commodity? These are some of the biggest issues small firms face when it comes to their branding. This week, we're joined by Storify founder Seth Erickson to discuss what you can do to stand out from the crowd.Get the first chapter of Seth's book, How to Track Humans, and learn more about Storify at www.storifyagency.com/centerstage

Most people think stories and storytelling are just for entertainment. However, this is a misconception. Stories contain data built in a pattern that repeats itself in every human's daily experience. This pattern is known as "The Hero's Journey." For instance, some days you're storming the castle, and some days you're chained up in the dungeon. Either way, we are all heroes on our journey, experiencing the same pattern in our own lives. This shared experience is why "The Hero's Journey" resonates with everyone across cultures, religions, ages, and sexes. We all live in it, and we all know it. When you combine the knowledge of a familiar pattern with what current neuroscience is telling us, you begin to realize a few things. The brain is very similar to a computer. Because the brain is similar to a computer, it has an OS Since there's an OS, there are also apps and firewalls. If there are apps, then there's a way to code applications. So, storytelling and "The Heroes Journey" become more than a way to entertain people. It also becomes the key to how you code applications on the customer's mind. When you connect the dots, it gives you a way to hack humans. At Storify, Seth believes any startup can learn how to tell better stories. His startups know how to communicate better, make their value crystal clear to the marketplace, and outpace the competition. What you'll learn What is the interaction between photos and words on a PDP? How do we even start with trying to tell stories on a DTC ecommerce site? Identify the need/the problem  your product solves. Customer hero of story How do we turn that into a story? Hero's Journey How to hack humans - storytelling for startups What services do you offer?  Find out more on their website and get the 1st chapter of book, Neuroscience Prime, for free! www.storifyagency.com/amazing  

Most people think stories and storytelling are just for entertainment. However, this is a misconception. Stories contain data built in a pattern that repeats itself in every human's daily experience. This pattern is known as "The Hero's Journey." For instance, some days you're storming the castle, and some days you're chained up in the dungeon. Either way, we are all heroes on our journey, experiencing the same pattern in our own lives. This shared experience is why "The Hero's Journey" resonates with everyone across cultures, religions, ages, and sexes. We all live in it, and we all know it. When you combine the knowledge of a familiar pattern with what current neuroscience is telling us, you begin to realize a few things. The brain is very similar to a computer. Because the brain is similar to a computer, it has an OS Since there's an OS, there are also apps and firewalls. If there are apps, then there's a way to code applications. So, storytelling and "The Heroes Journey" become more than a way to entertain people. It also becomes the key to how you code applications on the customer's mind. When you connect the dots, it gives you a way to hack humans. At Storify, Seth believes any startup can learn how to tell better stories. His startups know how to communicate better, make their value crystal clear to the marketplace, and outpace the competition. What you'll learn What is the interaction between photos and words on a PDP? How do we even start with trying to tell stories on a DTC ecommerce site? Identify the need/the problem  your product solves. Customer hero of story How do we turn that into a story? Hero's Journey How to hack humans - storytelling for startups What services do you offer?  Find out more on their website and get the 1st chapter of book, Neuroscience Prime, for free! www.storifyagency.com/amazing  

Most people think stories and storytelling are just for entertainment. However, this is a misconception. Stories contain data built in a pattern that repeats itself in every human's daily experience. This pattern is known as "The Hero's Journey." For instance, some days you're storming the castle, and some days you're chained up in the dungeon. Either way, we are all heroes on our journey, experiencing the same pattern in our own lives. This shared experience is why "The Hero's Journey" resonates with everyone across cultures, religions, ages, and sexes. We all live in it, and we all know it. When you combine the knowledge of a familiar pattern with what current neuroscience is telling us, you begin to realize a few things. The brain is very similar to a computer. Because the brain is similar to a computer, it has an OS Since there's an OS, there are also apps and firewalls. If there are apps, then there's a way to code applications. So, storytelling and "The Heroes Journey" become more than a way to entertain people. It also becomes the key to how you code applications on the customer's mind. When you connect the dots, it gives you a way to hack humans. At Storify, Seth believes any startup can learn how to tell better stories. His startups know how to communicate better, make their value crystal clear to the marketplace, and outpace the competition. What you'll learn What is storytelling? The difference between marketing and storytelling Neuroscience of storytelling Brain scans Simulation How important as people in stories? The significant objects project How does emotion play into storytelling? How do use the power of emotion without becoming monsters?!

Most people think stories and storytelling are just for entertainment. However, this is a misconception. Stories contain data built in a pattern that repeats itself in every human's daily experience. This pattern is known as "The Hero's Journey." For instance, some days you're storming the castle, and some days you're chained up in the dungeon. Either way, we are all heroes on our journey, experiencing the same pattern in our own lives. This shared experience is why "The Hero's Journey" resonates with everyone across cultures, religions, ages, and sexes. We all live in it, and we all know it. When you combine the knowledge of a familiar pattern with what current neuroscience is telling us, you begin to realize a few things. The brain is very similar to a computer. Because the brain is similar to a computer, it has an OS Since there's an OS, there are also apps and firewalls. If there are apps, then there's a way to code applications. So, storytelling and "The Heroes Journey" become more than a way to entertain people. It also becomes the key to how you code applications on the customer's mind. When you connect the dots, it gives you a way to hack humans. At Storify, Seth believes any startup can learn how to tell better stories. His startups know how to communicate better, make their value crystal clear to the marketplace, and outpace the competition. What you'll learn What is storytelling? The difference between marketing and storytelling Neuroscience of storytelling Brain scans Simulation How important as people in stories? The significant objects project How does emotion play into storytelling? How do use the power of emotion without becoming monsters?!

Seth Erickson is the founder and CEO of Storify agency which works with startups and other business clients across the USA... He is a brand designer with a focus on meaningful storytelling, He also is the author of a new book, "How to Hack Humans". In the book, Seth shares his experiences of working with people and looking at the human psyche as a computer complete with native hardware and operating systems programmable apps. In this episode, Seth shares lessons learned from early experiments, which led to CTRs of 7 to 12%, driving business growth around storytelling for startups. He also shares how we can do the same. Insights he shares include: Can storytelling permeate every aspect of a businessData points on why storytelling is key to dominating the marketplaceThe neuroscience behind a good storyThe characteristics of a good storyHow can we use stories to increase salesHow to use storytelling for startup by leveraging a companies visionCan SaaS companies build a retention process around stories? If so howSins of storytelling for startupsTips for storytelling for startupsand much, much more...

Show Notes:Seth is the Chief Mischief Maker and Storify Agency and uses storytelling as a way of helping businesses, specifically Startup's. Stats say 90% of start-up's fail. Seth's vision is to reduce that disheartening number by at least 10%. He recognizes many Startup's excel at building their tech and ideas but fall short when communicating their value to the world.Quote: If your brand doesn't have a personality, you don't actually have a brand you have a logo and a company - Seth Erickson        Knowledge Nuggets and Take-Aways:Storify helps clients understand that what you do mattersCenter of your brand is the story, the center of the story is the customerStories well told light up the brainOur brains organize memories in our heads as storiesThere are teachable moments in Seths humorHere is a link to this episode on our website:   https://timetoshinetoday.com/podcast/setherickson/Recommended Resources: Storify AgencySeth's Book: How to Hack HumansDownload the First Chapter of How to Hack Humans HereSeth's Linked INSeth's InstagramHost Your Podcast for Free with Buzz Sprout Our Show Sponsor Sutter and Nugent Real Estate - Real Estate Excellence Music Courtesy of: fight by urmymuse (c) copyright 2018 Licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (3.0) license. http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/urmymuse/58696 Ft: Stefan Kartenberg, Kara Square

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Today Josh speaks with Seth Erickson. Seth is an entrepreneur, author, and storyteller.He recently published his book, How to Hack Humans, an unfiltered take on the neuroscience and psychology of storytelling, and how startups can use storytelling to grow and communicate their value to investors and the market at large.He is currently a Partner at Storify Agency, where he helps startups personally craft their story and tell it in a way that resonates.Prior to Storify, he was CEO of Kodis Agency, an award-winning marketing agency, for over 17 years, where he worked with brands such as Redbox and MTV.Some of the other topics we dove into are:Personal branding and authenticity.Social anxiety and introversion.The neuroscience and evolutionary history of storytelling.Overcoming tribalism and accepting outside perspectives.Losing your identity in relationships.Taking personal responsibility, and learning to accept yourself.Using filters to find like-minded partners.And so much more.Connect with Seth:Website: StorifyAgency.comLinkedIn: @SethEricksonGet a free chapter of Seth's book, How to Hack Humans.Music by Kirby Johnston – check out his band Aldaraia on Spotify

Seth Erickson has brought the How to Hack Humans book. He will discuss how to create a brand and story-telling.Please support this podcast by checking out our sponsors and support links:This episode is sponsored by Calendar. A scheduling software for teams. Trusted by over 80,000 business.Calendar:https://calendar.grsm.io/followfavazza to get a free trial using the linkAmazon Student Prime: https://amzn.to/33I34f3 Save 50% off nowLast but not least, Quillbot, or as I call it my (quail quail). : https://quillbot.grsm.io/followfavazzaPODCAST INFO:- Podcast website: https://www.followfavazza.com- Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/your-transformation-station/id1497680608- YouTube Full Episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXLa_UNYbU3OqO0oRel6rdA- Sign up for our Weekly Newsletter: https://gmail.us20.list-manage.com/subscribe?u=e25bc711ee8f764e84c431910&id=fcdd003176SUPPORT & CONNECT:- Check out the sponsors and support link above, its the best way to support this podcast- Coffee Me: https://buymeacoffee.com/favaP- Donating: https://paypal.me/followfavazza- Twitter: https://twitter.com/followfavazza- TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@followfavazza- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/your-transformation-podcast- Facebook: https://facebook.com/followfavazzaYour Transformation Station is a Veteran-owned and operated podcast.

In this episode, I talk with Seth Erickson, the CEO of Storify Agency. He helps companies tell better stories about what they are doing, why they exist, and why they have value to other people.Seth also talks about his book, How to Hack Humans: Storytelling for Startups. We discuss his future goals and some ideas to help him achieve them.In this episode, we discussed:  How he realized that authenticity saves a lot of energy trying to be someone else.  The goal of Storify of helping startups communicate their value to investors and the marketplace at large.  How customers would need to know why they should care about what you offer and how it would solve their problems.  Presenting your brands the right way through education.  How important it is for the customers to be the center of the stories you tell about your brand.  Brain simulations created by the stories being told to customers. People usually associate Seth's storytelling skills with extroverted people. On the contrary, Seth is in fact, an introvert. Although human interaction may be dreadful for introverts like him, it is his goal to reach out and help more people through what he does. We came up with the following to help him get to his goals:  Find what feels comfortable and build up from there.  Create posts on a business page first instead of a personal page.  Reach out to friends for referrals.  Listen, choose, and pick feedback that would further improve the business.  Continue sharing on podcast interviews until comfortable enough to talk on a stage in front of an actual audience. Connect and know more about Seth Erickson and Storify Agency here:Website: https://www.storifyagency.comDownload the first chapter of his book for free:https://www.storifyagency.com/humansWHAT IS DIGITAL MARKETING FOR HUMANS?Digital Marketing for Humans is an interview-style podcast aimed squarely at business owners. It's hosted by a business owner. Around 90% of the guests are business owners. It's a platform that shares the stories of business owners, which other business owners might find useful.Each episode is unique because everyone's story is unique. We cover the journey of each guest, starting with why they chose to go the entrepreneur route, where they are today, and what they've learned in the process.We cover what it takes to build a sustainable business. The good, the bad, and the ugly; it's all in there. I really think there's something for everyone so take a listen and learn something new.

What do Ted Lasso, Star Wars, Schitts Creek, and Ryan Reynolds all have in common? This episode of Wild Hearts at Work with Seth Erickson of Storify Agency! This was an incredibly fun and engaging episode about the power of storytelling and how it can propel movements forward, big and small. Seth talks us through the recipe for good storytelling, common mistakes made in storytelling, and how being in business without a vision is like driving a car without a steering wheel.  Huge congratulations to Seth for the release of his new book, "How to Hack Humans: Storytelling for Startups", now available via preorder on Amazon, released October 15th, 2021. Free Bonus! At our own special landing page, your can download the first chapter of the book once referred to "As if Ryan Reynolds wrote a business book!"   https://www.storifyagency.com/wildheartsReferences: Leading Change, John Kotter The Power of Myth, Joseph Campbell  Disclaimer: : As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Support the show

Seth Erickson is the Founder and Head Storyteller of the Storify Agency and he helps his clients clearly communicate their value to the marketplace through storytelling. With a keen love for the study of neuroscience and psychology and his wealth of experience in previous marketing projects for global brands such as Barcelona FC, Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool, Seth brings a unique perspective on using storytelling as an effective tool for communicating value to customers. In today's episode, Seth shares the importance of communicating one's value to one's customers, what makes a slogan memorable, and various juicy facts and secrets on how our brains work. Resources:https://www.storifyagency.com/ - Check out the Storify Agencyhttps://www.storifyagency.com/ted - Grab a free copy of the first chapter of Seth's new book “How To Hack Humans” Actionable Take-aways:1. Customers want to know how your product or service solves their problem and you have to be very clear about this. If you companies fail to communicate your value to your customers, they will not care about what you have to offer. So always focus on communicating your value well to them and how it solves their problems. 2. Add emotive words in your company's slogan because emotions help to create long term memories. 3. Limit the number of words on your website's main page to be no more than a few hundred words. Fewer words leads to greater impact because it is human nature to not want to read a big wall of text if the content is not something that the person is invested in.Connect with Ted on: His Website at : www.tedteo.com LinkedIn at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ted-teo/ Instagram at: @ted.teo Facebook at : https://www.facebook.com/groups/tedteo

“I would say you need a strong vision for your company because if you don't have that without it, you're going to get lost.” In Season 2, Episode 53 of the Boss Uncaged Podcast, S.A. Grant sits down with the Chief Mischief Maker & Partner of Storify Agency, Seth Erickson.

It's been a fantastic journey so far on What Goes Around but as Anne is being a megastar over on 6Music and Eamon is living in house move limbo-land we thought it might be a good week to take a look back on some of our favourite episodes from Series 1. If you are new to the podcast, you are in for a treat. If you are a loyal veteran of the pod wars then I hope you enjoy listening to some of these classic episodes again because it was loads of fun to edit them together. Big love to all our amazing guests, this is just a handful but you have *ALL* been incredible. Do us a favour and spread the word about the pod, we are completely independent & ad-free so we rely on word of mouth. YOU are the mouth... please speak up, RT, Storify on Insta or whatever it is we are supposed to do nowadays. Thank you in order of appearance: DJ Wrongtom Labi Siffre Marcus Brigstocke Sophie Scott CBE Jo Wallace Andy Dawson Craig Charles Bibi Lynch We will be back with brand new episodes soon! CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM Twitter - @WHATGOESPOD Instagram - @WHATGOESPOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WhatGoesPod/ Or indeed; @whatgoespod *BIG UP SHARE/LIKE/RT/STORY POSSE*

Having lived in multiple countries, we discuss how artistic funding works in different places with the hilarious and talented Ruxy Cantir. “[One] of Scotland's leading visual theatre makers,” Ruxandra Cantir is a Moldova-born, US-trained, Glasgow-based physical theatre artist. Ruxy holds an MFA in Ensemble Based Physical Theatre from the Dell'Arte International School of Physical Theatre (Blue Lake, California). Since her graduation in 2013, Ruxy has devised and performed original work in a variety of styles all around the world, both in self-started projects, and as an invited artist in established companies. Recent notable productions include Storify and Unicorn Dance Party - two online series for young audiences for National Theatre of Scotland's Lockdown Family Programme, an outdoor theatre piece commission from the Hans Christian Andersen Festival in Denmark, and Draculala by LARDS - the much-anticipated first performance by a brand new ensemble made up of 5 of Scotland's finest physical comedians and visual theatre creators at Edinburgh's Manipulate Festival 2020. With a knack for the absurd and the grotesque, Ruxy most often works in the styles of Clown, Vaudeville, Physical Comedy, Storytelling, and Movement theatre. Inspired by transformation and embarrassing stories, she likes to celebrate the unusual by embodying outrageous characters in intensity-filled situations. Ruxy is also a dedicated educator, multiple language-speaker, and has an ongoing research interest in the Alexander Technique. www.ruxandracantir.com Edited by: Rachel Post Intro & Outro Music by: Marc Young Transcript: TBA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/prints-unedited/support

Whats the ROI of storytelling? How to tell a good sales story? Why asking for the "no" brings you closer to the "yes"? Jack Vincent helps other companies to improve their storytelling and will share his secrets with you. Jack on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackvincent/ DEAL Alerts: http://eepurl.com/g0DUUH Jiris Website: https://www.jirisiklar.com Kontakt: dealpodcast@jirisiklar.com 

In this episode I'll be sharing with you practical steps to reviewing your outgoing year and planning for the incoming year.

A bunch of friends get together every now and then.This podcast makes sure it happens.Welcome to Bodega Nights.This week with Joao, Martin, and Miko. With special guests Joel Parcon and X Vallez. Download the episode here.  we're @chFourteen on twitterwe're also on Google+but if you're oldschool, email uscontact@channelfourteen.com bodeganights@channelfourteen.com ---  Yeah. Bodega Nights is also on Spotify. Search for it. -joao--- 

A bunch of friends get together every now and then.This podcast makes sure it happens.Welcome to Bodega Nights.This week with Joao, Martin, and Miko. With special guests Joel Parcon and X Vallez. Download the episode here.  we're @chFourteen on twitterwe're also on Google+but if you're oldschool, email uscontact@channelfourteen.com bodeganights@channelfourteen.com ---  Yeah. Bodega Nights is also on Spotify. Search for it. -joao--- 

This podcast is for business owners and leaders who want to get noticed using the latest technology and practices of public relations because it's effective, low cost and made for the digital age.We talk about all the issues affecting building an understanding of an organization based on the SPEAK|pr methodology taught in our masterminds: Storify, Personalize, Engage, Amplify, Know.The show is hosted by international entrepreneur Jim James who founded the EASTWEST Public Relations Group in Singapore in 1995. For more info on EASTWEST Public Relations please visit us here or @eastwestprSupport the show (https://www.eastwestpr.com/podcast-speakpr)

Why Listen: I'm so honored to have had time with Christian today I want to give a little bit of backstory that I give at the start of the interview but I think it's worth recapping here. So, as many of you know we were fortunate to receive financial sponsorship from the University of Minnesota's Carlson School of Management. It allowed us to do a new series of interviews and so as Steve Bane and I were talking about who we wanted to interview, I realized that we haven't talked to anyone in the drone industry, and I think it's an industry that has a lot of interest for veterans - it's growing rapidly, it's cool, it's high tech. And so I did a little bit of searching and Steve sent me some articles and we looked for Veterans in this space. And I came across Christian. He was the only person I emailed and I just sent a cold email explaining what I do with Beyond the Uniform and asking if you'd be willing to be on the show. And I just want to bring that up first of all to say like, I was so energized and inspired by this conversation. And it all came about because of simply writing an email to another veteran. And I just want to bookmark that for all of you listening because I think great things come when you get out of your head when you get out of your comfort zone when you get out of your office or home and talk to people. And that's a major theme in today's interview and Kristen has a really brilliant man I think that will come across in his, his advice to listeners, but he in 1998 got out of the military went into tech, when tech was just or that you know that is software programming, and that was just becoming a thing. And I think that you'll learn a lot from his story, although it's, it's one of entrepreneurship it's one about the drone industry. It's really advice relevant to every career path, because his story demonstrates, time and time again, the value that comes from pursuing one's passion, the value that comes when you put aside money. At least temporarily to focus on adding value and learning, and also a story of how, when you get out of your comfort zone when you talk to people when you circulate ideas, great things come about. So we cover a lot of ground we talk about minimum viable product we talk about customer development. We talked about why you should never have an NDA that's a non disclosure agreement. We talk about leadership on it was just really exhilarating conversation and so I'm really honored to have had Christian on the show. About Christian: Christian Sanz is the CEO and Founder of Skycatch, the leading industrial aerial data collection and analytics company, focused on indexing and extracting critical information from the physical world. He served in the Navy for 4 years, and his civilian career includes work as a software engineer for The Walt Disney Company, a Senior Software Engineer at LoopNet, the Senior Director of Engineering at Break Media, the CTO at Kin Community, the Founding CTO of Storify (acquired by Adobe), and the Founder of DroneGames. Over the last 7 years, Christian has grown Skycatch to have over 50 employees and $46M in funding.

Storify - in our 5 stage methodology I begin with the power of stories, and the importance of them. As Park Howell said in his podcast this week, even the dollar bill is a story…everyone believes in the essential promise of payment when holding this piece of paper. In this podcast, I share about how companies and entrepreneurs can get in and amongst the 250,000 business book titles on sale. Apparently achieving publishing success is 5% writing a good book and 95% marketing.But for PR, publishing a book isn't with the goal of making money but rather of creating awareness of the company, it's working practices, it's leaders in a way that builds authority.Listen to some of the tools which I mention for writing a book, including transcription service otter.ai, but also other ways to participate in publishing long-form content.I share how Professor WLG James, my father, published "Fiction for the Working Man" in 1963 and is still a sought after authority on literature from the 1830-1850 period today. There are many side benefits to publishing, including learning about new trends, technologies and reaching out to people who otherwise would not find a connection.----------------Show notes above -----&------More Info below----------------------Listen to this and our other episodes to get a high-level view and practical level tools for getting noticed for free.Please Subscribe to the show and rate it. It really helps us to understand what we are doing well and what needs to be improved.Also available on Apple Itunes, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Podcasts and Heart FM.If you like this podcast, then subscribe to our newsletter herePlease visit our blog post on PR for business please visit our site:https://www.eastwestpr.com/blogs/I also talk about SPEAK|pr - our 5 Step Methodology for entrepreneurs to manage their own PR. Do please come and download a free copy along with our Technology Applications Director with over 100 free marketing apps listed. http://www.eastwestpr.com/speakprFind us on Twitter @eastwestprJim James recently returned to the UK after 25 years in Asia where he was an entrepreneur. Among his businesses he introduced Morgan sports cars to China, WAKE Drinks, founded the British Business Awards, The British Motorsport Festival, EO Beijing, and was the interim CEO of Lotus cars. At the same time he continued to own and run the EASTWEST Public Relations Group which he founded in Singapore in 1995, and still runs today.Support the show (https://www.eastwestpr.com/podcast-speakpr)

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Dominick Cappuccilli combines the power of a trained storyteller with the real world experience of an elite salesperson. In fact, he became an elite salesperson because he was a trained storyteller.He is the CEO of The Clean Sell consulting firm which has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs to not only tell a better sales story, but also built many of their sales efforts from the ground up.After 10 years as a reporter, author and screenwriter, Dom found his calling when he rewrote the sales story of a fast-growing healthcare company and doubled their revenue in six months.From there, he quickly rose to be a sales leader at unicorn startup ZocDoc - currently valued at $1.8B -before he went to Arches Technology and created and sold an entirely new healthcare technology product to health systems.During his career, Dom was amazed that almost all of the companies he saw were succeeding in spite of their sales story and strategy, not because of it. In 2016, he decided it was time to change that and The Clean Sell has been helping startups and small businesses ever since.Learn More: www.thecleansell.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

Dominick Cappuccilli combines the power of a trained storyteller with the real world experience of an elite salesperson. In fact, he became an elite salesperson because he was a trained storyteller.He is the CEO of The Clean Sell consulting firm which has helped hundreds of entrepreneurs to not only tell a better sales story, but also built many of their sales efforts from the ground up.After 10 years as a reporter, author and screenwriter, Dom found his calling when he rewrote the sales story of a fast-growing healthcare company and doubled their revenue in six months.From there, he quickly rose to be a sales leader at unicorn startup ZocDoc - currently valued at $1.8B -before he went to Arches Technology and created and sold an entirely new healthcare technology product to health systems.During his career, Dom was amazed that almost all of the companies he saw were succeeding in spite of their sales story and strategy, not because of it. In 2016, he decided it was time to change that and The Clean Sell has been helping startups and small businesses ever since.Learn More: www.thecleansell.comInfluential Influencers with Mike Saundershttp://businessinnovatorsradio.com/influential-entrepreneurs-with-mike-saunders/

In today's episode, we talk about the importance of creating unique events to engage with fans both offline and online. How can you become more creative with your fan engagement strategy? Resource: Check out Storify here.

1 Jony Ive revient au management du Design d'Apple. 2 Google VS Amazon : Fight 3 : Les services secrets australiens recrutent 4 : Storify c'est fini 5 : Trophées de l'INPI 6 : Trophées de l'innovation participative avec les interviews de Amer Sports et GRDF 7 : La guerre des talents n'aura pas lieu...tout de suite

Anthony Rodriguez is the Social Media Manager for the Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office in south Florida. Anthony tells the story about their social media platforms being taken over by an 8 year old girl that had been dead for 30 years and how this girl brought her cold case back to life.  This is a chilling and powerful use of social media in a case that was specifically chosen that had all the right ingredients to make it a viable case to profile. Here is a Storify that chronicles the take over and case of Christy Lina.  https://storify.com/TimBurrows1266/justice4luna Plus Anthony shares his marketing strategy to get over 600 new followers on the PBSO's Facebook Page in just a few hours, 100% organically.  You can find the PBSO at: https://twitter.com/PBCountySheriff https://www.facebook.com/palmbeachcountysheriff https://www.instagram.com/pbcountysheriff https://www.youtube.com/user/PBCountySheriff Website: http://www.pbso.org/  

In this #FuturePRoof podcast we discuss abuse on social media, diversity, Storify’s closure, Time’s person of the year, #AIinPR and our goals for 2018.

Welcome to episode 77 of the EdTech Situation Room from December 13, 2017, where technology news meets educational analysis. This week Jason Neiffer (@techsavvyteach) and Wes Fryer (@wfryer) discussed Google's recent announcement to discontinue web store apps, the importance of the open web, and the upcoming net neutrality vote by the FCC. Additional topics included the prevalence of email tracking and whether or not this surveillance is something to be concerned about, the upcoming shutdown of Storify, Google Assistant coming to older Android devices, and a recent PBS Frontline Special ("Putin's Revenge") as well as Guardian article about the weaponization of the web by Russia. Geeks of the week included a recent article about going anonymous online with the Tor browser (Jason) and the expensive, hybrid human/digital assistant "Fin" (Wes). Please check out all our shownotes (including articles we did not have time to address in this week's show) on http://edtechsr.com/links and follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/edtechSR for updates.

We've answered the same question a lot lately: How do single men navigate the lifestyle? We've rightfully mentioned the mountain most single men must climb to be successful, In discussing how to raise everyone's game we focused on the fact that many single cis straight men ruin it for everyone as they're everywhere and generally not well behaved. In describing them we used a phrase coined by Madeleine Holden to describe it: "Dick is Abundant & Low Value". Alana Massey expanded on that thought and wrote The Dickonomics of Tinder, a comprehensive treatise on the low expectations game, Bex Caputo joins Dirty Lola, Mike Joseph, Mister Pent, and Dylan Thomas to discuss how the phrase came into use, why it's useful, and the implications of its use. While we spoke, we mentioned Billy Procida by reputation. Dylan decided to mention him by name and reference both his blog, "You're Not An Ally, You're An Asshole" and a Storify of people who've been negatively affected by interactions.     You can support us while you buy great sex toys and products from our favorite online retailer SheVibe at lifeontheswingset.com/shevibe. Help support Life on the Swingset continue to make podcasts, and put on live panels and shows into the future! Throw us a dollar (or a few) each time we release an episode on Patreon! Your support will also get you invited to a private chat system with other Swingsetters, and give you the opportunity to join live podcast recordings. The best FREE thing you can do to support us is leave us a five-star review. Come to our review gateway, then copy and paste your review into iTunes or Stitcher! Android Users: Download and review our Android App! Leave us a comment on this post or at contact@lifeontheswingset.com or leave us a voicemail at 573-55-SWING (573-557-9464). You can now pre-order Cooper's novel Approaching The Swingularity, his previous novel A Life Less Monogamous, or his memoir My Life on the Swingset: Adventures in Swinging & Polyamory as an ebook, paperback, or audiobook. Use promo code SWINGSET at coopersbeckett.com to save 10%. Help Dylan edit by buying him something from his Amazon Wishlist!   Intro Music: Bishu - Bomb (feat. LeyeT) Business Music: Muzzy - Children of Hell Mike Joseph's Music: Falcon Funk - Catnip Trip (Perkulat0r Remix) Mister Pent's Music: Tokyo Machine - BUBBLES Outro Music: Delta Heavy x Dirty Audio - Stay (feat. Holly)   Our 2017 THEME comes courtesy of Vlad Lucan and his track: Reverse!     Dylan Thomas Mike Joseph Dirty Lola

Recorded on Aug 31st, 2017   This episode is inspired by The Dear David Story shared on Storify from Adam Ellis.   Dear David on Storify   Adam Ellis is a storyteller, illustrator, and author. Kate doesn’t fear for him Kate shares why she thinks this is a ghost story, rather than a haunting. Kudos to Adam for including legitimate haunting phenomena because the consistencies lend legitimacy to his story. Sleep Paralysis is when you’re consciou [...]

Culture is not just an HR "thing", it is a business thing. Culture is the collective mindset and attitude of your staff​,​ ​so ​it impacts​ customer service, retention, and profits. Brands can impact the collective attitude or culture by improving the employee experience​,​ which is based around key considerations such as Values, Selection, Orientation, Recognition, Communication​,​ and Leadership. This week on #WorkTrends host Meghan M. Biro was joined by special guest Shane Green. They discussed culture, customer experience and the impact both have on the employee experience. Here are a few key points Shane shared: The way your employees act defines your brand online A leader must spend time to build culture where people feel a connection by showing care The greatest enemy to tomorrow’s success is your past success Great tip: Looking at behavioral skills rather than experience when hiring Did you miss the show? You can listen to the #WorkTrends podcast on our BlogTalk Radio channel here: http://bit.ly/2pUx9yb. You can also check out the highlights of the conversation from our Storify here: Didn’t make it to this week’s #WorkTrends show? Don’t worry, you can tune in and participate in the podcast and chat with us every Wednesday from 1-2pm ET (10-11am PT). Remember, the TalentCulture #WorkTrends conversation continues every day across several social media channels. Stay up-to-date by following our #WorkTrends Twitter stream; pop into our LinkedIn group to interact with other members; or check out our Google+ community. Engage with us any time on our social networks, or stay current with trending World of Work topics on our website or through our weekly email newsletter. Photo Credit: martinlouis2212 Flickr via Compfight cc

Der March for Science am 22. April 2017 hat auch in Deutschland ein großes Echo gefunden. Es gab Veranstaltungen in Berlin, Bonn, Dresden, Frankfurt/Main, Freiburg/i.Br., Göttingen, Greifswald, Hamburg, Heidelberg, Helgoland, Jena, Kassel, Koblenz, Leipzig, München, Rostock, Stuttgart, Trier und Tübingen mit schließlich über 37.000 Teilnehmern. Unter dem Eindruck der Vorbereitungen auf den 22. April haben sich Gudrun Thäter und Annette Leßmöllmann zum Gespräch getroffen. Sie teilen das Interesse an den Fragen: Welche Rolle hat Wissenschaft in unserer Gesellschaft? Welche Rolle sollte sie haben? Wie nimmt Wissenschaftskommunikation darauf Einfluß? Dabei haben sie unterschiedliche Rollen und Erfahrungen, die im Gespräch zu einer persönlichen Einschätzung des Status quo und der Wünsche für die Zukunft zusammengeführt werden. Annette Leßmöllmann leitet die Abteilung Wissenschaftskommunikation im Institut für Germanistik des KIT, das heißt sie forscht und lehrt im Bereich Wissenschaftskommunikation. Ihr Interesse lässt sich kurz fassen als: Was nehmen die Konsumenten wissenschaftlicher Botschaften für ihren Alltag mit? Drei Gedanken stehen am Anfang des Gespräches: Die Rolle von Wissenschaft ist auch eine ökonomische Frage: Wer stellt Geld für Wissenschaft bereit und mit welchen Zielen? Was ist wissenschaftliches Erkennen und was ist ihr Vorteil als Sicht der Welt? Demokratie und Pressefreiheit sind nicht selbstverständlich. Tatsächlich wird die Arbeit mit Studierenden immer politischer, was sich erst kürzlich am großen Interesse am Vortrag von Michael Blume zum Themenfeld "Wahrheit" zeigte. Am Beispiel der Mathematik zeigen sich konträre Eintwicklungen. Einerseits durchlaufen alle in Deutschland eine mathematische Schulbildung von 10-13 Jahren und setzen das häufig in Ausbildung oder Studium fort. Gesellschaftlich akzeptiert ist jedoch die Aussage: "Das brauche ich später sowieso nicht..." Was noch nie zutreffend war, aber mit der aktuellen Entwicklung in Alltag und Technik immer unwahrer wird, denn fast jede/r muss mit Wahrscheinlichkeiten hantieren und Daten deuten, Kausalität von Korrelation unterscheiden, Entscheidungen beurteilen oder treffen, die auf Computer-Simulationen beruhen. Man bräuchte dafür auch psychologische Forschung, z.B. um den Umgang von Menschen mit Risikobotschaften besser zu verstehen. Denn wir treffen häufig sehr wichtige Entscheidungen unter Zeitdruck und mit nur teilweise zugänglichen Informationen. Dem trägt inzwischen auch ein von der DFG finanziertes Schwerpunktprogramm Rationalität Rechnung. Durchdringung der Berufswelt mit Hochtechnologie und Computern führt zu Monitorrückseitenberatung bei Banken/Reisebüros etc. inkl. dem Effekt "the computer says no". Damit wird Erfahrungs- und IInsiderwissen der klassischen Berufsausbildung in Deutschland entwertet. Anweisungen von Spezialisten sind schwerer durchschaubar für untergebene. Dies führt zu latenten Vorbehalten gegen gebildete Leute ("die wissen ja nichts sondern sind nur eingebildet") und einer gefühlten Benachteiligung. Gleichzeitig erfolgt eine versteckte Umverteilung des Vermögens von unten nach oben und damit eine echte Benachteiligung der Mehrheit. Technische und soziale Kompetenz greifen zusammen in der Nutzung moderner Medien. Es ändern sich auch die Formen von Gesprächen hierdurch. Wissenschaftskommunikation muss man deshalb auch auf die Art der Kommunikation der jungen Leute abstimmen.Man könnte diese Entwicklung doch auch dazu nutzen, um Beratung zu verbessern! Dazu bräuchten Mitarbeiter aber auch Spielraum und eine andere kommunikative Ausbildung. Es ändert auch die Arbeit im Journalismus, denn Nachrichten sind inzwischen überall verfügbar, aber das Einordnen und Wichten wird zum eigentlichen Spezialwissen. Eine wichtige Rolle kommt Modellen zu. Sie ermöglichen die Einordnung der Geschehnisse in der Welt in einen persönlichen Zusammenhang, d.h. genügend vereinfacht, um sie mit Sinn zu füllen und darüber kommunizieren zu können. Die Schulbildung müsste dem Rechnung tragen, ist aber strukturell unterfinanziert und als Beruf und Berufung ist das Lehramt nicht genug wert geschätzt. Auch Universitäten werden immer abhängiger von Geldgebern mit bestimmten eng gesteckten Zielen. Wenn offensichtliche Lügen wenig bis gar keine Konsequenzen haben, greift das die Position von rational begründeten Entscheidungen - also auch eine im Kern von wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen getragener Weltaneignung - an der Wurzel an. Als Wissenschaftlerinnen können wir das nur schwer ertragen. Was sind aber Fakten? In der wissenschaftlichen Auseinandersetzung geht es dabei stets um Interpretation von Daten und unterschiedliche Formen von Gewissheit. Was davon ist diskutabel oder überhaupt öffentlich diskutierbar? Als Menschen in der Forschung müssten wir außerhalb unserer Arbeitswelt offensiv für wissenschaftliche Kriterien werben. Wir müssen verstehen, wieso Leute Kraftposen so bewundernswert finden und rationale Diskussionen als "Liberales Getue" abwerten. Das ist unabhängig von Fakten sondern sehr emotional geprägt. Wir als Forscherinnen müssen verstehen, dass unser Fortschrittsglaube außerhalb der Wissenschaft in der Gesellschaft nicht geteilt. wird: "Meine Kinder werden es nicht so gut haben wie ich." Literatur und weiterführende Informationen B. Lugger (Leitung NaWik) Redebeitrag beim March of Science in Heidelberg Bachelor-Studiengang Wissenschaft – Medien – Kommunikation am KIT Master-Studiengang Wissenschaft – Medien – Kommunikation am KIT Blog der Abteilung Wissenschaftskommunikation mit Kurzbeitrag und Storify zum March of Science

This week, Fuzz and Savrin discuss: Accidentally outing yourself to family, the internet shitshow of people being dicks about International women's day & female fursuiter month, read an interesting Storify about the difference signing with a male name makes, ask is Emma Watson is a furry but is it just Liam Neeson, Savrin's trip to the Bishop Cidercade, how dearly Savrin want to play Zelda, and his cursed PC. And there are emails! Want to help support the show? We have a patreon! www.patreon.com/knotcast

What is quantum physics? Quantum mechanics 101: Demystifying tough physics in 4 easy lessons (TEDed) (http://blog.ed.ted.com/2014/12/07/quantum-mechanics-101-demystifying-tough-physics-in-4-easy-lessons/) Quantum physics for 7 year olds: Dominic Walliman TED talk (YouTube) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ARWBdfWpDyc) 6 things everyone should know about quantum physics (Forbes) (http://www.forbes.com/sites/chadorzel/2015/07/08/six-things-everyone-should-know-about-quantum-physics/#7c7722f941f8) What is quantum mechanics good for? (Scientific American) (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/everyday-quantum-physics/) What has quantum mechanics ever done for us? (Forbes) (http://www.forbes.com/sites/chadorzel/2015/08/13/what-has-quantum-mechanics-ever-done-for-us/#1b24ecee6759) Quantum mechanics (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_mechanics) The map of physics: Dominic Walliman animation (YouTube) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZihywtixUYo) Classical mechanics vs quantum mechanics (Cambridge University Press) (http://assets.cambridge.org/97805218/29526/excerpt/9780521829526_excerpt.pdf) Newton's laws of motion, the foundation of classical mechanics, break down at the very small scales addressed by quantum mechanics & at the very high speeds addressed by relativistic mechanics (livescience) (http://www.livescience.com/46558-laws-of-motion.html) Kepler's laws of planetary motion...apparently he didn't even have a telescope to figure them out! (HyperPhysics) (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/kepler.html) "Kepler's laws apply not only to gravitational but also to all other inverse-square-law forces &, if due allowance is made for relativistic & quantum effects, to the electromagnetic forces within the atom" (Encyclopaedia Britannica) (https://www.britannica.com/science/Keplers-laws-of-planetary-motion) What is black body radiation? "Radiation modes in a hot cavity provide a test for quantum theory" (HyperPhysics) (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/mod6.html) Quantum theory timeline (Particle Physics Timeline) (http://www.particleadventure.org/other/history/quantumt.html) Max Planck solves the black body radiation problem (Fermilab) (http://home.fnal.gov/~pompos/light/light_page28.html) What is a photon? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photon) The wave-particle duality of light & elementary particles...mental (HyperPhysics) (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/mod1.html) Explainer: What is wave-particle duality? (The Conversation) (http://theconversation.com/explainer-what-is-wave-particle-duality-7414) Richard Feynman on understanding quantum mechanics (YouTube) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SczWCK08e9k) Neils Bohr: "Anyone who is not shocked by quantum theory has not understood it" (Wikiquote) (https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Niels_Bohr#Quotes) Richard Feynman: "If you think you understand quantum mechanics, you don't understand quantum mechanics" (Wikiquote) (https://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Talk:Richard_Feynman) The observer effect: When you look at something, you change it (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Observer_effect_(physics)) Schrödinger's cat explained (YouTube) (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IOYyCHGWJq4) What superposition? (Phys.org) (http://www.physics.org/article-questions.asp?id=124) Quantum decoherence (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_decoherence) What is decoherence? (Drexel University) (https://www.physics.drexel.edu/~tim/open/main/node2.html) What is the multiverse? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse) The theory of parallel universes is not just maths - it is science that can be tested (The Conversation) (http://theconversation.com/the-theory-of-parallel-universes-is-not-just-maths-it-is-science-that-can-be-tested-46497) What the hell is spin? (io9) (http://io9.gizmodo.com/5713560/what-the-hell-is-spin) Do quantum effects make our choices our own? (Storify) (https://storify.com/gmusser/the-quantum-physics-of-free-will) 'Quarantine' by Greg Egan was the book Johnny was thinking about, not 'Diaspora' (which is also excellent) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quarantine_(Greg_Egan_novel)) The basics of MRI: Electron spin is involved (Chester F. Carlson Center for Imaging Science) (https://www.cis.rit.edu/htbooks/mri/inside.htm) Debating that if we didn't understand quantum mechanics we wouldn't have computers (Physics Stack Exchange) (http://physics.stackexchange.com/questions/112615/why-is-it-said-that-without-quantum-mechanics-we-would-not-have-modern-computers) How does a computer chip work? (SciTech, CERN) (https://scitech.web.cern.ch/scitech/TopTech/03/Chip/chip2.shtml) Making silicon chips (Intel) (http://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/history/museum-making-silicon.html) What is a transistor? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transistor) What is quantum tunnelling? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_tunnelling) The tunnelling transistor (IEEE Spectrum) (http://spectrum.ieee.org/semiconductors/devices/the-tunneling-transistor) The 5 nm node in transistors was once thought to be the end of Moore's law - "transistors smaller than 7 nm will experience quantum tunnelling through their logic gates" (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5_nanometer) What is Moore's law? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moore%27s_law) IBM beat Intel & currently have the world's smallest transistor at 7 nm (The Verge) (http://www.theverge.com/2015/7/9/8919091/ibm-7nm-transistor-processor) The best thing about IBM's super chip? It's not from Intel (Wired) (https://www.wired.com/2015/07/ibm-seven-nanometer-chip/) The world's smallest transistor is 1nm long, physics be damned (The Verge) (http://www.theverge.com/circuitbreaker/2016/10/6/13187820/one-nanometer-transistor-berkeley-lab-moores-law) What is Heisenberg's uncertainty principle? (The Guardian) (https://www.theguardian.com/science/2013/nov/10/what-is-heisenbergs-uncertainty-principle) The uncertainty principle (HyperPhysics) (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/uncer.html) Walter White from Breaking Bad named himself after Heisenberg (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_White_(Breaking_Bad)) The one-electron universe theory (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-electron_universe) Quantum quackery (The Committee for Skeptical Enquiry) (http://www.csicop.org/si/show/quantum_quackery) The 5 most misguided uses of the word 'quantum' in ads (Cracked) (http://www.cracked.com/blog/the-5-most-misguided-uses-word-quantum-in-ads/) The Quantum Leap TV show (IMDb) (http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0096684/) "The laser would never have been developed without a profound understanding of an area of fundamental physics - quantum theory" (Institute of Physics) (http://www.iop.org/cs/page_43644.html) The Pauli exclusion principle (HyperPhysics) (http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/pauli.html) Entanglement made simple (Quanta Magazine) (https://www.quantamagazine.org/20160428-entanglement-made-simple/) What is quantum cryptography? (Wikipedia) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_cryptography) Google moves closer to a universal quantum computer (Scientific American) (https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/google-moves-closer-to-a-universal-quantum-computer/) Where are you from? Send us a postcard! Strange Attractor, c/ PO Box 9, Fitzroy, VIC 3065, Australia Corrections Re: the orbit of Mercury puzzle...Johnny was thinking about proof of relativity not quantum stuff (io9) (http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-200-year-old-mystery-of-mercurys-orbit-solved-1458642219) There is debate about whether the Pauli exclusion principle implies an effect on all particles in the universe at once (Sean Carroll, Cal Tech physicist) (http://www.preposterousuniverse.com/blog/2012/02/23/everything-is-connected/) Check out our new Fireside home Find aaaaall the great episodes & show notes & handy instructions should you feel like leaving us a cheeky iTunes review...go on...we know you want to! 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Physician, Innovator, and Entrepreneur Meet Dr. Tom Giannulli; Chief Medical Officer for Kareo and independent practice innovator. As both a physician and an entrepreneur, Dr. Giannulli is something of a modern-day Edison - creating, developing and testing digital health innovations in his own healthcare practice. As an independent practitioner, he offers a unique perspective and the capability to de real-time testing of the innovative ideas at Kareo. During our interview, we talked about innovation, the needs of the small healthcare practice and, of course, social media. Listen to our conversation or drop in at the time stamps below: Podcast Time Stamps: 00:00 Introduction 00:55 Meet Dr. Tom Giannaulli, CMIO, Kareo 01:25 Kareo's use of social media 01:55 Leadership team at Kareo is active in social media 02:21 Was social media part of your pre-Kareo career? 02:41 How did you manage to be a physician and an entrepreneur? 03:40 Technology an interest early on 04:22 Do your kids love technology? 04:48 Kareo's history 05:50 What's the difference between the marketing platform and Doctor Base? 07:05 Difference between patient portal and physician review site 08:10 Where are you allowed to post content? 08:32 Tracking review sites - as many as 60-80 09:22 Review sites - Are all reviews published? 10:43 Need more review to balance all opinions 11:30 It's like trying to get podcast reviews! (Shameless plug - Review here!) 12:16 What is a "small" healthcare practice? 12:54 How are your services offered? 13:25 How labor intensive is the ongoing training and support for Kareo? 14:25 Are your new clients new to EHR or transfering from another platform 14:42 How do you manage to be the CMIO for Kareo and a practicing physician? 15:57 Is Kareo a virtual company? 16:17 Who wins the arguments - the Physician or the Entrepreneur? 17:35 Physician's time spent with EHR - is it better than the "good old days"? 19:35 Heads Up Medicine - Training to use tablet and remain engaged with patient 21:00 Gesture-based software 21:56 Digital Health & Snake Oil 24:05 Vetting medial apps 24:44 How does the Kareo platform help the small healthcare practice do marketing 26:00 Claim your space - how does the Kareo platform update online information? 27:03 What are you developing now? 27:40 KareoChat - Who's participating? 28:15 Crafting blog posts and subject matter expert to lead 29:28 Why is social media important to an independent practice? 31:41 Social Media Tip: Hannah Prince. "Use interactive content" Storify of April 28th TweetChat led by Janet Kennedy of Get Social Health (that's me!) Dr. Tom Giannulli Twitter @drtom_kareo LinkedIn  Kareo Website YouTube Twitter Google+    

Marty, Ross and Brandon breakdown what it is to go on an extended family road trip as an adult in this week's podcast, as we discuss the #NoverTrip. Want to follow along with the Tweets? Here they are in one Storify: https://storify.com/SuperArtFight/ross-s-family-vacation-novertrip

Pull out your scissors and glue sticks, witches, because today we're bringing you a very special montage-filled minisode. As part of our public lecture, “Witch, Please: Feminist Fandom, Public Pedagogy, and Podcasting,” delivered at the University of Calgary, Marcelle prepared two audio montages of our book and movie episodes. They're pretty charming, and you should probably listen to them and share them with everyone you know.If you'd like to see a little more of our public lecture, you can check out the live tweet stream and some gratuitous gifs on our Storify.http://ohwitchplease.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/WitchPlease-20160402-E125MontagesThroughTheAges.mp3Download this fragmented minisode Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

It’s an extra-spacey adventure this time as Ben, Zack, and Jerzy are given Star Wars: The Force Awakens tickets from Princess Tentacula, which launches them into a discussion of the Star Wars movies. Links mentioned: Mark Evanier’s essay on Scrappy Doo How Elmo ruined Sesame Street Ewoks: Shadows of Endor Star Wars Doodles The GoSA 06 Storify […]

Förra veckan ägde två konferenser rum i Stockholm som båda handlade om digital utveckling som berör journalistiken: Internetdagarna och News Impact Summit. Medieormens kollegor Arna Sunje, Victoria Gaunitz och Emma Hallenberg pratar med Medieormens redaktör Cecilia Djurberg om vad de hörde och lärde sig på konferenserna. Ett samtal om journalistisk- och sociala medier-statistik, om fängslande rapportering om flyktingkrisen, om journalistiska redskap och om digital säkerhet. Länkar till saker som vi pratar om i programmet: Här hittar du Channel 4 News story Two Billion Miles: twobillionmiles.com Sessionen "Opinioner och offentligheter online" från Internetdagarna 2015 kan du se här Mashables animerade story "The Taking of Raqqua" Introducing Google NewsLab Googlestatistik: "10 most Googled Questions During the Leaders Debate" Arrangörerna European Journalism Centre har gjort en Storify om News Impact Summit Stockholm #nissto

Lex is absent on this very special episode of Turning This Car Around where Moltz and Armstrong let The Force in by talking about the trailer for Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Moltz mentions the tweetfest of @drance about the Star Wars trailer which is conveniently archived on Storify. A lot of the feels are shared. Follow us: @ttcashow. Lex Friedman can be found @lexfri, John Moltz can be found @Moltz and Jon Armstrong is @blurb.

Returning guest David Shreve signs on to talk about his most excellent essay on David Fincher's Se7en, but discussion quickly goes out the window when Shaun decides to extend an open Twitter invitation to the recording session. David Shreve's world-renowned essay on the (lack of) violence in Se7en is highly recommended, and can be found here: http://www.audienceseverywhere.net/seven-anniversary-retrospectives/ As promised in the episode, here are David's tweets covering aspects that didn't quite fit in his piece, via Storify: https://storify.com/nototally/seven-the-narrative-violence-of-a Follow everyone from this episode on Twitter! David Shreve: @david_shreve2 Matt Guringo: @EmperorOTN Tom: @MetalLoud Andrew: @thetimepast Tom Green: @NotThatTomGreen Also!David Shreve writes at Audiences Everywhere: http://audienceseverywhere.net, @WeTalkMovies Tom (MetalLoud) has a website: http://www.media-dissection.com/metal-loud, and a YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS4AduXP4D8sQyAwxvFAryw Tom Green records a Full House podcast with his wife called Everywhere You Look: http://everywhereyoulookpodcast.tumblr.com/ We dream of entertaining you for a living, and your support via Patreon can make this possible. Choose from some great perks and keep us going: http://patreon.com/nototally Rating and reviewing us on iTunes is one of the most helpful things you could possibly do for us, and you can do it here: http://nototally.com/iTunes Comment at our website: http://nototally.com Like us on facebook: https://facebook.com/nototally Yell at us on twitter: https://twitter.com/NoTotally

Aprovechar el big data no es algo reservado solo para las grandes corporaciones. Cualquier empresa, startup o emprendedor puede, y debe, usar todos los datos a su alcance en beneficio de su proyecto. Y sí, sacarle partido al smart data es posible si hay ganas y se desarrollan unos hábitos a la hora de ordenar y analizar toda la información disponible. En este momentazo HangoutON descubre los ocho pasos básicos para comenzar a aprovechar el Big Data de manera sencilla y práctica, de la mano de: - Javier Molina (https://twitter.com/gamygame), especialista en tecnología para la gamificación, CEO en Artmobile Tecnologies (http://www.artmobile.es) y cofundador de Gamygame, plataforma de gamificación para fidelizar clientes basada en el análisis de datos (http://gamygame.com). - Juan David Vargas (https://twitter.com/nozuan), publicista especializado en conocimiento del consumidor y director de investigación y desarrollo de Meridean Group agencia líder en Colombia en el análisis de códigos de lenguaje e investigación de mercados en espacios de interacción espontánea (http://www.meridean.co). Este extracto forma parte de la charla en HangoutON, 'Big data, el negocio de los datos' cuyo audio íntegro puedes encontrarlo disponible en http://www.ivoox.com/big-data-negocio-datos-audios-mp3_rf_3488203_1.html . Storify resumen del HangoutON: https://storify.com/HangoutON/big-data-el-negocio-de-los-datos

Ich bin letzte Woche nach Berlin gefahren und war letztes Wochenende beim 5. Podlove Podcast Workshop. Da ich nach dem Podcast Workshop noch auf der re:publica war, teile ich meinen Berllinaufenthalt in zwei Teile. Hier geht es also erst mal nur um den Podlove Podcast Workshop. Über die re:publica, werde ich gesondert berichten. Am Freitag bin ich mit dem Fernbus nach Berlin gefahren und es ging am 1. Mai los. Der Preis des Tickets war ein wenig höher, als beim letzten Mal, aber das lag wahrscheinlich an den Feiertag, den wir am Freitag hatten. Ich habe EUR 46,-- gezahlt, was ich immer noch sehr günstig finde und das die Fahrt über 10 Stunden gedauert hat, finde ich akzeptabel, da ich mit dem Auto oder mit der Bahn auch 8 Stunden brauchen würde. Während der Fahrt, sind wir mal in eine Polizeikontrolle geraten, als wir kurz vor der thüringischen Landesgrenze waren, hat uns die bayrische Polizei angehalten. Einer der Fahrgäste, ein farbiger junger Mann, hatte keine gültigen Papiere dabei und mußte darauf aussteigen und durfte dann auch nicht mehr mitfahren. Durch die Kontrolle sind wir etwas verspätet in Berlin angekommen. Ich bin dann in Berlin mit der U-Bahn zur Haltestelle Gleisdreieck gefahren und ins Hotel gegangen. Nach dem ich dort eingecheckt hatte, bin ich dann auch gleich zum Workshop gegangen. Die Räumlichkeiten von Wikimedia, wo die Veranstaltung, stattgefunden hat, sind nur wenige Minuten von dem Hotel entfernt. Den Abend habe ich nicht mehr viel mitgenommen, ausser, daß ich erst mal alle Bekannten begrüsst habe und ich mich sehr darüber gefreut hatte, alle die ich schon vom letzten Workshop her kannte, wieder zu sehen. Mir sind leider nur wenige Sessions in Erinnerung geblieben, vielleicht weil sie für mich nicht so relevant sind, aber die, die für mich interessantesten waren, sind mir natürlich noch präsent. Es wurde z.B. darauf hingewiesen, daß Transskripte wichtig seien, gerade was die Durchsuchbarkeit angeht, Während des PPW15a wurde oftmals etwas abfällig über Laberpodcasts gesprochen, was mich immer wieder ein wenig betrübt hat, denn mein Podcast ist ein typischer Labberpodcast. Zum Glück wurde in einer Sesseion versucht, eine Lanze für Labberpodcast zu brechen. Ich höre gerne Labberpodcasts, gerade weil sie einen Einblick in das Leben der Podcasterin / des Podcasters liefert. Was haltet ihr von Labberpodcasts? Hört ihr welche und wenn ja, welche Art von Labberpodcasts mögt ihr denn? Martin Rützler hat dazu etwas auf Storify zusammengetragen -> https://storify.com/rstockm/die-podcastdebatte-laberpodcasts Während des Workshopfs waren ein paar Prominente Podcaster mit dabei, u.a. Holgi und Chris Marquart. Holgi macht WRINT und Chris Marquart macht "Happy Shooting". Happy Shooting ist ein Podcast über Fotografie und Chris Marquart hat eine Session und einen Workshop angeboten, die ich mir beide angehört habe bzw. daran teilgenommen habe. Eine der Sessions, war ein typischer Foto Workshop und der andere ging der Frage nach, "Wie kann man mit Podcasts Geld verdienen". Gerade diese Frage stellt sich irgendwann, wenn man merkt, daß man gerne podcastet und gerne mehr machen würde, aber leider nicht so die Zeit hat, wie man das gerne machen würde. Leider ist es sehr schwierig, über Podcasts Geld zu verdienen. Als Resultat kam heraus, das man warhscheinlich eher indirekt Geld verdienen kann. Wie man auch einen Podcast unterstützen kann, ist über Patreon, worüber ich zwei Podcasterinnen/Podcaster unterstütze, nämlich Katrin Roenicke ( https://www.patreon.com/dieKadda ), die den "Erscheinungsraum Ost" und den "Lila Podcast" produziert und "Die Feueltöne" ( https://www.patreon.com/feuilletoene )mit Herrn Martinsen und Frau Grünkariert. Ralf Stockmann hat in einer Session den Teilnehmerinnen und Teilnehmern gezeigt, wie man ganz einfach ein Intro für seinen Podcast basteln kann. Er hat dazu Garage Band genutzt und die darin enthaltenen Loops und Instrumente. Ich habe das auch schon mal vor längerer Zeit versucht, aber ich bin nicht so musikalisch und leider hat es mir damals nicht so gut gefallen, so daß ich das dann sein gelassen habe. Ich habe in der Grundschule mal Blockflöte gelernt und ansonsten habe ich schon mal versucht Gitarre und Ukulele autodidaktisch mir beizubringen. Ich werde demnächst mal versuchen, ein Intro zu basteln, mal sehen, was ich da Zustande zu bringen werde. Nach der Aufräumsession am Sonntag, ist der Rest des Workshops noch ins WAU gegangen. Ich habe dort ein Steak gegessen. Ich war aber nicht so lange dort, da ich müde war und ins Bett wollte. Mir hat der Workshop sehr gut gefallen und zwar so gut, daß ich bebsichtige, nächstes Mal wieder hin zu gehen. Was mir nicht so gut am PPW gefallen hat, waren die Abendveranstaltungen, die mir zu lange gingen. Wenn man Abends um 23.00 Uhr die Räume verlassen muß, fand ich es schade, daß die Veranstaltungen bis 22 Uhr gingen und dadurch nur eine Stunde Zeit übrig blieb um sich mit den anderen, unterhalten zu können. Der nächste Termin für den Podlove Podcast Workshop steht noch nicht fest, aber der Termin für Podstock (http://www.podstock.de) steht schon fest und dort werde ich auch wieder hin fahren, wie schon letztes Jahr. Wer von euch war denn auch auf dem Podlove Podcast Workshop? Wie hat es euch gefallen und was habt ihr für euch mitnehmen können? Bitte teilt mir eure Meinung dazu in den Kommentaren mit. #podcast #podlove #berlin #DE #Workshop #ppw15a #monetarisierung #Barcamp #teamlaberpodcast

MSM 304:  GoFormative Chinese and English sentences Jokes You Can Use: Eileen Award: Twitter: Justin Baeder, Advisory: Learn Chinese: Chineasy TED Talk http://chineasy.org/films/ted-talk.aspx Ever look at a piece of chinese text and say to yourself, “It’s Greek to me”? Well it’s not. It’s Chinese! This TED Talk on Chineasy shows students 8 symbols to begin understanding Chinese. If it’s this easy to learn something new in an Advisory class, how hard can the rest of the day be? 20 Fun Sentences 1. I never said she stole my money. http://distractify.com/default-category/the-19-most-mind-blowing-sentences-in-the-english-language/?v=1&ts_pid=2&ts_pid=2 Eye vs. camera - Michael Mauser http://ed.ted.com/lessons/eye-vs-camera-michael-mauser#watch 36 Asking Questions “It is not the answer that enlightens, but the question.” – Eugene Ionesco “Question everything. Learn something. Answer nothing.” – Euripedes http://www.lifehack.org/articles/productivity/36-quotes-from-successful-people-about-the-wisdom-asking-questions.html Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE MINUTE-SCIENCE JOURNALING PART 2 I was recently reading the February, 2015 issue of "Science Scope," a magazine written for middle school science teachers, published by the National Science Teachers Association. In this issue, I read the Guest Editorial written by Kristin Kandel and Natalie Brew, entitled "Our Science Story: When Science Inquiry Meets the Common Core." They explain, in this second part of a two podcast series, what their interactive science journal, for middle school students, actually looks like. For more information on the journal, contact Kristin Kandel at kandelk@ewsdonline.org http://k12science.net/Podcast/Podcast/Entries/2015/4/21_Middle_School_Science_Minute-Science_Journaling_Part_2.html From the Twitterverse: #mschat every Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. And as Troy says, “The Twitter never stops!” Strategies: GoFormative Interesting assessment site. https://goformative.com/ Resources: 8 Top Tips for Highly Effective PD http://www.edutopia.org/blog/top-tips-highly-effective-pd-vicki-davis https://larryferlazzo.edublogs.org/files/2015/04/Interventions-arent-10libxc.jpg http://www.storyboardthat.com/articles/education/teacher-resources Commonly used Idioms This List of commonly used idioms and sayings (in everyday conversational English), can help to speak English by learning English idiomatic expressions. This is a list, which contains exactly 66 of the most commonly used idioms and their meaning. http://www.smart-words.org/quotes-sayings/idioms-meaning.html http://cdn1.tnwcdn.com/files/2011/09/Focus-mindmap-for-web.jpg Web Spotlight: Middle Class http://www.businessinsider.com/middle-class-in-every-us-state-2015-4 3 Tips to Make Any Lesson More Culturally Responsive (and it’s not what you think!) 1. Gamify it. 2. Make it social. 3. Storify it. http://www.cultofpedagogy.com/culturally-responsive-teaching-strategies/ Why Education Won’t Fix Economic Inequity http://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/01/upshot/why-more-education-wont-fix-economic-inequality.html Random Thoughts . . . Personal Web Site

Edition #907 Today we take a look at how the GOP in the US is working hand-in-glove with the neoconservative Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, to derail peace negotiations and stroke war with Iran   Be part of the show! Leave a message at 202-999-3991 Show Notes Ch. 1: Opening Theme: A Fond Farewell - From a Basement On the Hill Ch. 2: Act 1: Why Netanyahu is Here - @Thom_Hartmann - Air Date: 03-02-15 Ch. 3: Song 1: Embarrassed - Sick of Waging War Ch. 4: Act 2: Israeli Prime Minister Criticized For Questionable Policies - @theyoungturks - Air Date: 03-04-15 Ch. 5: Song 2: Obnoxious - What's the Question Ch. 6: Act 3: Netanyahu's speech and the propaganda against Iran - @RalphNader Radio Hour - Air Date: 3-14-15 Ch. 7: Song 3: Made to Suffer - 9 O'clock in the Afternoon Ch. 8: Act 4: Ex-U.S. Official: With Iran Letter, "Reckless" GOP Places Middle East Hegemony over Security - @democracynow - Air Date: 3-12-15 Ch. 9: Song 4: Hey Ya (Solo Version) - The Tip Jar, Vol. 1 - EP Ch. 10: Act 5: Treason, Stunt, or Idiocy? - @onthemedia - Air Date: 3-13-15 Ch. 11: Song 5: Follow The Money - The Redemption Of Zounds Ch. 12: Act 6: John Kerry Smacks Down the #47Traitors - @majorityfm - Air Date: 03-16-15 Ch. 13: Song 6: Awnaw (All Hooks Up Version) - Watermelon, Chicken & Gritz Ch. 14: Act 7: No War With Iran -- Best of the Left Activism via @ChrisMurphyCT & @MoveOn Ch. 15: Song 7: "This fickle world" - Theo Bard Ch. 16: Act 8: Senators Face Backlash Over Letter To Iran - @theyoungturks - Air Date: 03-11-15 Voicemails Ch. 18: Racism and over-policing - Ruben from San Jose Ch. 19: Thoughts on the speech about changing the farming paradigm - Ryan from Phoenix Voicemail Music: Loud Pipes - Classics Ch. 20: Final comments on the posting of teh Storify of the Nicole Sandler Disaster of 2015 Closing Music: Here We Are - Everyone's in Everyone Activism: No War With Iran via @ChrisMurphyCT & @MoveOn TAKE ACTION: SIGN & Share the MoveOn.org petition The U.S. Senate should continue to give diplomacy with Iran a chance" from Sen. Chris Murphy (D-CT) SIGN & Share the RootsAction and DailyKos petition: "No War With Iran" Sources/further reading: "The Worst Case for War With Iran You’ll Read in a Major Newspaper" by Ali Gharib at The Nation "The Neocons Strike Back" by Paul Waldman at The American Prospect "Barney Frank Says Netanyahu And The GOP Want War With Iran" on HuffPost LIve "The Appalling Case for an Unnecessary War with Iran" by Daniel Larison at The American Conservative Written by BOTL social media/activism director Katie Klabusich Produced by Jay! Tomlinson Thanks for listening! Visit us at BestOfTheLeft.com Check out the BotL iOS/Android App in the App Stores! Follow at Twitter.com/BestOfTheLeft Like at Facebook.com/BestOfTheLeft Contact me directly at Jay@BestOfTheLeft.com Review the show on iTunes and Stitcher!

Using Twitter and Storify to help students ask questions. by ILIaD Southampton

Special Guest -  Bronwyn McLeod Biggest takeaways Andrew Churches message about teaching in the digital age and student engagement engagement is not entertainment Cathy Hunt’s infographic based on Andrew’s keynote Graham Brown-Martin’s importance of context and tools chosen to make a difference. The same tech doesn't suit everywhere. One size doesn't fit all even the oldest tech can be transforming - its how its used. http://learning-reimagined.com/ http://learning-reimagined.com/author/gbm/page/3/ Using sensory objects and then bringing in tech to add value- share the experience make it it in to more. Eg play dough, Lego real life to digital shared with the world. http://twentytwowords.com/all-50-states-summarized-in-lego-scenes-did-they-get-your-state-right/ Adele Brice’s Keynote and workshop - enthusiasm and whole school approach to Challenge Based Learning has had a huge impact. Students are infected by the staff enthusiasm Showbie Wonga Park PS - Challenge Based Learning iBooks Accepting the Challenge Challenge Based Learning - Power Supercharging Stopmotion - Cathy Hunt Art Teacher - refreshingly different perspective - fantastic presenter, very inspiring Handy Tips Technique to encourage children to invest in the process not the product Lego - children spend almost entire session setting up & last 30 secs on stop motion Start really simple quick activities Playdough tower - create, evaluate, move on Create stop motion with one hand behind your back Use a stand - Never move the Camera iPads are hardier than you think - clay washes off Kids are inspired by the materials, create their own, collect, bring in. Boys are less inclined to edit Don’t over procedurise the experience Activities Timelapse Tower Stop Motion Magic - rolling ball Fold green paper in half to create background and foreground Students can create cheat sheets for iMovie and Creating Stop Motion Create a creature appearing from and disappearing into the background Foldify Stopmotion (Green Screen) Lots of creativity and imagination in creating characters and backgrounds Apps iMotion HD Green Screen by Doink Doink Animation and Drawing iMovie http://www.ipadartroom.com/author/cathy/ Cathy.hart@tlc.qld.edu.au Cathy@ipadartroom.com @art_cathyhunt Biggest successes - Lois Workshop where we actually made 2 complete episodes of SLOTS (Slide2Learn Online Television Show) Thanks to Rod Hystead & Slide2Learn team for all their help and thanks to all participants who worked hard to produce the show and entertain their audience. http://loisath.edublogs.org/2014/07/06/slide2learn-2014/ Handy information Copyright slideshare - loaded with information for educators http://www.slideshare.net/nationalcopyrightunit/140702-slide2-learn ITunes U Schools can create accounts Create a course, share resources and notes Private or Public New version - discussion Heather Bailie’s Storify about Slide to Learn https://t.co/gCJLhPXfcV

We chat to Monique Boddington, researcher at the Centre for Entrepreneurial Learning, about live-tweeting and using Storify. Music: "Never Let It Go" by Bluesraiders CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

In this episode Sam and Simon discuss getting computers to do and say things for you, so you don’t have to.Stuff mentioned in this episode:Buffer and the act of being current you in the future world.The story of Pia Farrenkopf who may have died in her car a long time ago.Storify and letting computers tell your stories for you.Dashlane – the password manager.StoryWorth – get people to tell you stuff.If This, Then That – a really good way to make computers do stuff for you.Pushbullet – receive messages when stuff happens.The graphic novel version of Stephen King’s The Dark Tower.The new Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey with Neil deGrasse Tyson.Perloo – a strange game.2048, the math game.

Sponsor: Sanebox Web Site Transformative Principal on Stitcher Refer A Principal Why are we going to let other people tell our story? What they believe in. Every choice they make is thoughtful. How Tony shares his story daily. Storify - An example of how Tony uses Storify. Cantiague Hashtag Video updates Touchcast app How he shifted brand management from him to the staff and the kids How to make sure the brand experience matches the brand promise. For example, here is an exchange between Tony and someone who knows what his school’s brand promise is: @TonySinanis @mrkempnz I know you do!! :) All groups are equally respected and treated at #Cantiague. — Lisa (@lisaodavis) April 17, 2014 Transparency has changed the relationship between the school and community. PTA meetings have taken a new direction since they are so open. Build it from the inside. Faculty Enhancement opportunities instead of faculty meetings How to be a transformative principal like Tony. It’s not about you! Stay current on research. Don’t take yourself too seriously, but take the work you do seriously. What he has in his office to keep him focused on how to be the best principal he can be. Jericho Schools You have to make sure the brand experience matches brand promise As the principal, you need to be learning the most.

Storify (http://storify.com) is a way to tell stories using social media such as Tweets, status updates, photos and videos. Users can search lots of social networks from one place, drag individual elements into a single storyline, and add text to give context. This winter, McKenna Haley from Seattle University’s Project on Family Homelessness (https://www.facebook.com/SUProjectOnFamilyHomelessness) used Storify to tell the story of the Washington’s Housing and Homelessness Advocacy Day. McKenna joined us to talk about her experience with the free version of the tool. At Firesteel, we experiment with a lot of new media tools as we advocate for an end to homelessness. The purpose of the Spark Change podcast is to share what we've learned, and to help other advocates use these tools. Visit http://firesteelwa.org/ to learn more and share your feedback. This podcast uses the song "Drops of H20 (The Filtered Water Treatment)" by J.Lang (http://ccmixter.org/files/djlang59/37792) under a Creative Commons license.

This week, join Cameron, Michael and James as they continue the Video Game Realness month-long celebration of music in video games. Michael shares his Top 5 soundtracks of all time, as well as his faves from 2013. The trio also takes some time to share listener tweets who tweeted at us with their favourite soundtracks of all time. Donkey Kong Country is high on a lot of lists; who knew?! The guys discuss the news of the week, including updates from CES, and finally move into this week's January Jams topic: how does music influence/affect storytelling and atmosphere in games? What games do this the best? You'll have to listen to find out! Also, be sure to tweet us with your opinions! (Michael also wrote a story about this for 1UP.com a couple years back and you can check it out here.) Show Notes: -The Wind Waker video James mentioned -Below is a Storify of all the game soundtrack tweets we received. Be sure to get in on the action this week! ***DISCLAIMER: All music used in this episode does not belong to Video Game Realness and is being used under Fair Use Policies. [View the story "VGRealness listeners' top 5 game soundtracks" on Storify]

Charles and Deborah talk about Storify for Twitter Chats, Hangouts for Businesses, and SEO / Content Perspectives.  Charles and Deborah are joined by Wade Harman, during these 6 episodes of the NLS series.  Join in on the conversation on this episode of Marketing Momentum. http://www.socialwebcafe.tv/mm22 Tune in, to watch the weekly "Marketing Momentum w/Charles & Deborah" show at SocialWebCafe.TV.  Be sure to subscribe to get your free audio download of the show every week.  Show notes, links, and resources are available at SocialWebCafe.TV and become an “insider” when you subscribe to the Social Web Cafe TV newsletter. Subscribe to the Social Web Cafe podcast on iTunes at http://sw.bcafe.co/podcast

Presented in collaboration with the Association for Middle Level Education. Jokes You Can Use: Eileen Award: Advisory: Middle School Science Minute by Dave Bydlowski (k12science or davidbydlowski@mac.com) MIDDLE SCHOOL SCIENCE MINUTE-SENSE OF PLACE http://k12science.net/Podcast/Podcast/Entries/2013/4/8_Middle_School_Science_Minute-Sense_of_Place.html From the Twitterverse: #mschat every Thursday at 8:00 pm Eastern Standard Time. Resources: Sound Gator Looking for sounds for a presentation? http://www.soundgator.com/ Online Timers Cursive Writing . . . There’s an App for That! "Cursive Writing HD” is an useful application for all ages who are taking their first step into learning cursive writing. Web Spotlight: The Oyez Project 8 Amazing On-line Courses for Students The recent surge in free online courses, led by top universities such as MIT, has opened up a whole new level of distance learning to students all around the globe. As well as entire degree and university courses that can be pursued online, it’s also possible to find fantastic shorter courses on specific topics that can be ideal for use in the classroom, or for students to follow in their own time, whether researching a specific project, or as part of a flipped classroom model. Here are 8 of the best free online courses for students... http://www.fractuslearning.com/2013/04/26/free-online-courses-for-students/ Monolingual VS Bilingual infographic http://visual.ly/monolingual-vs-bilingual?utm_source=visually_embed Testing Examples http://www.ccsstoolbox.com/parcc/PARCCPrototype_main.html http://www.parcconline.org/samples/mathematics/grade-7-mathematics Listener Response: What are your thoughts on homework assignments? Read the Twitter chat (Storify version) with Ken O'Connor, Rick Wormeli, Nancy Blair, and many others. http://storify.com/thomascmurray/sbgchat-on-quality-assignments-4-10-13?utm_source=t.co&awesm=sfy.co_q4Sh&utm_campaign&utm_content=storify-pingback&utm_medium=sfy.co-twitter News: The Future is Uncertain. It's Time to Start Asking the Right Questions. Asking questions is essential to learning. That was an essential lesson from one of history's first great teachers, Socrates. Or, as the wise Rabbi Steven Greenberg puts it: "we train children at the Passover seder to ask why, because tyrants are undone and liberty is won with a good question." And yet, children are not asking questions nearly enough. In fact, data from the U.S. school systems tells us that the average high school student asks one question of substance per month in a classroom. http://bigthink.com/big-think-tv/the-future-is-uncertain-its-time-to-start-asking-the-right-questions iPad App/idea: Cursive Writing . . . There’s an App for That! "Cursive Writing HD” is an useful application for all ages who are taking their first step into learning cursive writing.

In this weeks episode I have an interview with Gev Balyan from Bang2Joom, a new upcoming Joomla template and extension development company providing some cool resources for the Joomla community.In this episode I also look at the next few JoomlaDay events that are coming up in the next few months.I also cover an awesome social media tool called Storify and how you can use it for your next event!

ECI Week (8-14 April) was the opportunity to raise awareness about the European Citizens' Initiative via the European Commission's social media platforms. The week, timed to coincide with the first anniversary of the ECI, also included a conference hosted by the European Economic and Social Committee on what conclusions can be drawn from the first twelve months of the EU's experiment with participatory democracy, as well as a Twitter chat with Vice-President Šefčovič (catch up here via the Storify: http://storify.com/EU_Commission/eci-chat-with-vice-president-maros-sefcovic)

Burt Herman, co-founder of Storify is on this week talking about, naturally, Storify. We cover its origins, unique use cases, and its hopeful impact on the future of online journalism. We also spend some time talking about his early inspirations that led him to journalism, experiences working for the Associated Press, traveling the world, and his time spent embedded with troops in Iraq. Enjoy. Follow Burt on Twitter at @BurtHerman. Learn more about Storify at storify.com. And you can learn more about Hacks/Hackers at hackshackers.com. Run Time - 46:43 Send your feedback to feedback@justtalkingpodcast.com.

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Trancher dans le rire et dans les vannes les plus moisies ? PAS DE SOUCIS ! On est là, en forme, pour continuer cette saison 3 "bonus" de la plus belle manière possible. Cette semaine : spéciale Lloyd pour son anniversaire, faites sortir les enfants, et le Quiz Niaman de Nemo et Le Commandant, une sorte de mélange entre Burger Quiz, N'oubliez pas les paroles et du Contrario. Le tout agrémenté de news insolites, de quelques débats, de bonne humeur, jeux de mots bien placés, jeux de mots (très) mal placés, et de quelques phrases en Allemand à sortir en société. A la semaine prochaine ! Les liens du web : Ecouter Muse (Belgique) : http://www.rtbf.be/purefm/article_ecoutez-des-minuit-l-album-de-muse-et-remportez-le-coffret-collector?id=7841557 Ecouter Muse (France) : http://www.leparisien.fr/musique/ecoutez-le-nouvel-album-de-muse-en-avant-premiere-24-09-2012-2179206.php Le FBI veut avoir accès aux communications web : http://www.numerama.com/magazine/23841-le-fbi-veut-un-acces-prive-sur-facebook-skype-gmail-etc.html Faille web sur Android : http://www.numerama.com/magazine/23832-les-samsung-galaxy-effacables-a-distance-par-un-simple-code-html.html Myspace a changé de gueule : http://www.myspace.com/ Le Tourette Karaoké : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yijqt5cHmj0 Shutan imite un personnage dreamworks dans sa rubrique TV : https://www.vodio.fr/emissions/_david/09-26-2012.jpg

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It's Season Finale time, everyone! We recorded this episode live in front of about 50 people in the back room of Happy Harbor Comics in downtown Edmonton. We had a great time doing the show thanks to our outstanding guests. You can actually see the full recap of the show thanks to the work Sandra Der did on Storify. I'm not going to give you the full episode breakdown with time codes and such... Just discover it for yourself, my friends (oh and sorry about some of the sound levels — it was our first live show, after all)! Huge thanks again to Jay and the crew at Happy Harbor, to Owen and the crew at Guru Digital Arts College, and to all our fabulous guests: Dana DiTomaso, Erica Viegas, Liam Creswick, Todd Babiak, Apocalypse Kow and Trent Wilkie. The show was a success because of you. The podcast will return on September 12, with our season four premiere! Click here to download the season finale show directly to your desktop. Photo by Mack Male on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

Maddie Grant of DC-based SocialFish has done a lot of thinking about connecting online audiences with speeches, panels and presentations. More to the point, she's done a lot of doing, including convening one of the most ambitious online conference approaches I've seen: NTC Online, the digital version of the Nonprofit Technology Conference held every year by NTEN.In our conversation, she offers some great advice for event organizers, speakers and anyone who wants to use digital tools to help online and offline audiences learn. And after you've heard our conversation, check out these links:Maddie Grant on Twitter, LinkedIn, Google+ and FacebookSocialFish on Twitter, LinkedIn and FacebookMaddie has cowritten two books: Open Community (disclosure: I cartooned for it) with Lindy Dreyer, and Humanize with Jamie NotterHere's a terrific post from Maddie's blog on hybrid (i.e. online and offline) eventsTodaysMeetStorify

Xavier Damman from storify #newsrw at Cardinal place by Ben Fawkes

--- SpeakerText Transcript of the Track: Okay, so I am here with Xavier, how you doing? Great. I just saw your presentation, it was great. Thank you. It was a really good use cases and examples, and Steve Jobs' examples. It's really good that you could put it together and, you know, it's cool. So, but, how are you feeling, what's been going on? Tell me about your role in News Rewired. My role in here? I mean, I came to give this presentation about storytelling. Yep. And how I believe that now we are in this new age of social media, where we have over 800 million people who actually are reporters. Yeah. Social media has turned every one of us into a reporter, but not everyone is a journalist or a blogger. Yeah. So we need those people more than ever, to actually make sense of what all of those people are sharing on social media. Sure. Whether it's to verify the source, to add context, to really retell the story, to making sure whatever is happening is reported on social media. We can remember it, and we can understand what happened, and we can publish that so that the wider audience than the only few were following that personal social media, can actually understand what happened. Yeah. Exactly. So, in your opinion, social media has, is a massive influence and very important to the future of journalism. Absolutely. It's a paradigm shift. Yep. And Storify is trying to be kind of like the platform to enable to bring all those things together, right? Absolutely. We are the typewriter for this new social media age. The typewriter, yeah, I remember that line. That was good. I liked that one. And well, any You have the mike. Uh yeah, I like that. We should hang out more. Absolutely, absolutely. Thanks very much. Review Transcript and Additional Download Options Download Captionbox Interactive Transcript File

Xavier Damman from storify #newsrw at Cardinal place by Ben Fawkes

--- SpeakerText Transcript of the Track: Okay, so I am here with Xavier, how you doing? Great. I just saw your presentation, it was great. Thank you. It was a really good use cases and examples, and Steve Jobs' examples. It's really good that you could put it together and, you know, it's cool. So, but, how are you feeling, what's been going on? Tell me about your role in News Rewired. My role in here? I mean, I came to give this presentation about storytelling. Yep. And how I believe that now we are in this new age of social media, where we have over 800 million people who actually are reporters. Yeah. Social media has turned every one of us into a reporter, but not everyone is a journalist or a blogger. Yeah. So we need those people more than ever, to actually make sense of what all of those people are sharing on social media. Sure. Whether it's to verify the source, to add context, to really retell the story, to making sure whatever is happening is reported on social media. We can remember it, and we can understand what happened, and we can publish that so that the wider audience than the only few were following that personal social media, can actually understand what happened. Yeah. Exactly. So, in your opinion, social media has, is a massive influence and very important to the future of journalism. Absolutely. It's a paradigm shift. Yep. And Storify is trying to be kind of like the platform to enable to bring all those things together, right? Absolutely. We are the typewriter for this new social media age. The typewriter, yeah, I remember that line. That was good. I liked that one. And well, any You have the mike. Uh yeah, I like that. We should hang out more. Absolutely, absolutely. Thanks very much. Review Transcript and Additional Download Options Download Captionbox Interactive Transcript File

Like our Facebook Join us at noon eastern for @JennHoffman (Banned for Tweeting) as she addresses how anyone can be a star in Social Media by bypassing the corporate stranglehold on the media. Also joining us from @Storify is @BurtHerman - you've got to hear how this stuff works! Listen live and get in the chat room where all the smart people are! 

Burt Herman of Storify.com will tell us about the future of writing and sharing on the web and we'll discuss how important it is to tell the story of your business everywhere, especially in Profitble Social Media connections