Podcasts about storyteller in chief

Meet Philip Jones, Director of Global Brand Activation at Masimo Consumer Audio Division (previously known as Sound United) and the co-owner of website Projector Reviews. Philip has a 30+ year history working in the A/V industry from his early days in specialty audio retail to product training positions at Yamaha, Sony and now Masimo (which recently acquired Sound United).Masimo now owns all Sound United brands including: Bowers & Wilkins, Denon, Marantz, Polk Audio, Classe Audio, Definitive Technology, Boston Acoustics, and Heos. To view the videos Philip mentioned in this episode, please visit: Sound United TrainingThis episode sponsored by Focal:Focal is currently running a 40% off sale on their Chora Collection!https://www.focal.com/us/high-fidelity-speakers/collection#choraWatch the video version of this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/KkmIBsUk0hICredits:Hosted by: eCoustics Founder, Brian Mitchell https://www.ecoustics.com/author/ecoustics/Original intro music by The Arc of All. https://sourceoflightandpower.bandcamp.comVoice Over Provided by Todd Harrell of SSP Unlimited. https://sspunlimited.comProduction by Mitch Anderson, Black Circle Studios. https://blackcircleradio.comKeep up-to-date with all the latest Hi-Fi, Headphone, Home Theater and Music news by visiting:https://www.ecoustics.com#hifi #audiophile #wirelessspeakers #ecoustics #audio #sonar #denon #marantz #soundunited #bowerswilkins #polk #classeaudio #definitivetechnology #projectors #hometheater #soundbar #masimo

Jennifer Jones, Rotary International's 2022-23 president and the first female president, is the perfect leader to spread the word about the good Rotary does in the world, and inspire its members to keep going. This profile by Diana Schoberg appears in the July issue of Rotary magazine, and is narrated for Rotary by former broadcast journalist Linda Yu.

Jeremy Enns is the CEO & Storyteller In Chief of Counterweight Creative a podcast production and marketing agency helping optimistic rebels create podcasts that market & grow themselves. He loves all things outdoors, is borderline religious on walking 10,000 steps per day, and will always look back on the day he finally saved up enough money to buy the Millennium Falcon Lego set as one of his proudest achievements. In this episode, he gives us a peek behind the curtain of a recent experience with a client of his who used her podcast to help sell-out a recent launch to the tune of $300,000!   To learn more about the resources mentioned in this episode, visit the show notes. Want even more podcasting insights and updates? Join the Podcasting Insiders Club! Want to connect with me further? Follow me on Instagram! Want to work together? Here's how we can do that! One-on-one podcast launch packages Self-paced online course for launching your podcast Podcast auditing (Ideal if you're getting ready to launch and want an expert's eyes on everything first or if you've already launched and you want advice on how to improve your show.) Podcast editing (Let me take care of the time-consuming post-production aspects of your show.)

Why do some podcasts grow while others do not? My guest today, Jeremy Enns, asked himself that question and is in a unique position to get an answer. He’s CEO & Storyteller In Chief of Counterweight Creative, a podcast strategy and marketing agency.Jeremy looked into the data of what was and wasn’t working for his clients. Today, he's sharing what he’s learned. Jeremy and I are discussing: How Your Podcast's Positioning Can (And Will) Make Or Break Your ShowWhat Most Podcasters Get Wrong About The Role Their Podcast Is Best Suited To Play In Their Marketing SystemHow A 200 Download/Ep Podcast Pulled Off A $300K LaunchAnd if you’re interested in podcast sponsorships, Jeremy is holding a free 5-day workshop on how small shows can land big sponsors. If you’d like to sign up for that, you can do so using my partner link sarahfmikutel.com/jeremy This workshop is happening March 29-April 2 2021, after which I’ll link to something else cool Jeremy has going on.Jeremy is a fellow world wanderer and you can hear more of his story on my other podcast, LIVE Without Borders. Enjoy the show!***Hiya, I'm your host Sarah Mikutel, podcast launch consultant at your service.Are you ready to launch a podcast that builds your brand and business, connects you to your global community, and grows your influence? Visit sarahmikutel.com to see how we can work together.Here’s a special treat for you: Use my Buzzsprout affiliate link to sign up for their podcast media hosting and get a $20 Amazon gift certificate. I’ve gotten to know the Buzzsprout team over this last year and love their customer service so much, I moved my shows over here. sarahmikutel.com/buzzsprout

My guest is Jeremy Enns - Podcast Producer and Storyteller In Chief at Counterweight Creative. And here are the resources Jeremy mentioned including a free mini-course "Grow Your Audience Through Podcast Guesting" - find everything HERE. We discussed SO MUCH, including: KRK V6 monitors Sony noise cancelling headphones ATR2100 Shure SM7b - uses a Gorilla tripod to hold the mic when traveling Zoom H4n - with preamp gain maxed out Macbook Pro Pro Tools - And all his subcontractors use Pro Tools Quicktime to record local audio (all hosts and guests!) Zoom connection for interviews Waves plugins iZotope suite - noise removal, etc. Fabfilter Pro Q-3 Multiband compressor 1176 The Age Old Question Revisited: Is Content or Audio Quality King? What the Hell Is Semiotics and Why Does It Matter for Your Podcast Audio? Marketing Ideas: Collaborations with other creators where we promote each other, Cross promotion, Guesting on other podcasts Thanks for being a great guest, Jeremy!

I had so much fun talking to today’s guest, a true kindred spirit because he not only loves traveling and living abroad, but he loves podcast creation as much as I do.Jeremy Enns is the CEO & Storyteller In Chief of Counterweight Creative, a podcast strategy and marketing agency that he manages while living a digital nomad / location independent life.In this episode, Jeremy shares the steps he took to become location independent, and offers some really good advice on how you can, too. Both Jeremy and I made similar mistakes when location independence came on our radars. Namely, that we thought blogging and online courses were the best way to go. Wrong. We talk about a much better alternative to begin your location independent career in this episode. Enjoy!Hello! I'm your host, Sarah Mikutel, a transformation coach and an American expat based in England. But the real question is, who are you? Where are you now and where do you want to be? Can I help you get there?Visit sarahmikutel.com to learn how we can work together to help you achieve more peace, happiness, and positive transformation in your life.Book your Enneagram typing session by going to sarahmikutel.com/typingsessionWant to connect on Insta? Find me here

Today on the podcast I am joined by my good friend Jeremy Enns the CEO & Storyteller In Chief of Counterweight Creative a podcast production and marketing agency helping health & wellness experts leverage podcasting to become the go-to authorities in their space. Jeremy and I have known each other for several years and I have always thought of Jeremy as the perfect image of what we think of as a digital nomad entrepreneur. He is constantly slow traveling around the world with his girlfriend Kelly all while running his podcasting agency. During this interview, Jeremy and I discussed a plethora of different topics from how he got started with podcast editing and how to create a great profile on Upwork, to how to spend your time while traveling as an entrepreneur and scaling a remote company, so I think you guys are really going to enjoy this one.

In episode #388, Kunal Kapoor, CFA, chief executive officer of Morningstar, a leading provider of independent investment research, took the helm of the industry giant in January 2017 after joining the firm as a a data analyst in 1997. In this brief conversation, he shares what has changed and what has stayed the same, why Morningstar launched a family of mutual funds, why ESG and sustainability are important to him, and what he would ask prospective employees if he could only ask one question in the interview. **This conversation was recorded near a construction site, so we apologize for any background noise.**

It’s one thing to build a business, and it’s a completely different thing to build a business well. Almost anyone can start a business these days (even if you’re just working for yourself), but to build a business that is sustainable, provides consistently great value and treats its people well is a real accomplishment. Our guest today has done all of that and more with his podcast agency – which he also founded on the road while living a nomadic lifestyle.  Jeremy Enns is the founder and Storyteller In Chief at Counterweight Creative, a podcast production agency with more than thirty clients. Jeremy started his business when he was traveling the world so he could have a flexible source of work, and over the past three years has become incredibly well-known and respected in his niche. Jeremy and I had a great conversation about how he started his business and why he chose to build his own company rather than work for someone else. We talk about how he got his first clients, what he did to get a steady stream of referrals and how he keeps his clients happy in the long run with a recurring revenue model.

For today’s episode, I’m talking with Jeremy Enns about what it’s like to create and cultivate an online community. It’s important to have the right people making the right connections, so we’re sharing tricks on how to use your content and online space to curate a culture you believe in.      In this podcast episode, we share: Jeremy’s career path to podcasting The role of social media in Jeremy’s business How Jeremy established a unique online culture The benefits of a curated Facebook group Why Jeremy remains an admin but uses group moderators The importance of allowing connections to happen organically The power of clarifying the values you want for your online community      About Jeremy Enns: Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Counterweight Creative, a podcast agency helping share the stories of everyone from billion dollar companies you’ve definitely heard of, to creative solopreneurs you probably never will (but who are absolutely crushing it!). He is the co-creator of the world’s first and only ice cream podcast, and will always look back on the day he finally saved up enough money to buy the Millennium Falcon Lego set as one of his proudest achievements. Connect with Jeremy: @podpowerpack for both Facebook and Twitter Take Action: Podcast Power Pack Freebies: https://podcastpowerpack.com/onlinedrea Join the Cut The Bullshit Podcasting: https://facebook.com/groups/cutthebullshitpodcasting/ Links Mentioned: https://socialmediaforpodcasts.com/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/savvysocialcrew/ This Episode Is Made Possible By: Social Report: The world’s most complete social media management platform and my social media management tool of choice. Savvy Social School: Everything you need to increase visibility, growth, and engagement on social media

Last week we spoke about making sure you have great content, today we have tips on building your community. Because of My Podcast - I've Got press Passes to the On Air Festival On-Air Fest is advancing the culture of audio. We bring together an expansive range of emerging and established voices to explore the creative possibilities of sound. Across multiple spaces in Brooklyn's Wythe Hotel, over 100 talent will share innovative ideas and showcase new work. Join us for a weekend of intimate conversations, performances, art installations, listening parties and live podcasts. FEB 28-MAR 3 2019 BROOKLYN, NYC Building Community - Starts Slow, Takes Work, and Then You Have 1000 Members Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of podcast agency Counterweight Creative, fearless leader of the Cut The Bullshit Podcasting Community, and creator of the Podcast Power Pack. He loves the outdoors, long distance cycle touring, and will always look back on the day he finally saved up enough money to buy the Millennium Falcon Lego set as one of his proudest achievements. Is there BS in the podcast Space? How do you grow your community? There hasn't been much moderation needed in his group Set rules and ensure people follow them He was working with Women's health world and noticed how well this niche networks together Podcast Power Pack A collection of 20_ contributors who are combining all their products and selling them at 90% off on February 25th - Friday, March 1 The Podcast Power Pack is a collection of some of the best online courses, eBooks, membership communities, digital products, and software. The pack is designed to help you refine your process and grow your podcast in 4 key areas. check it out at www.schoolofpodcasting.com/podcastpowerpack Mentioned in this Episode Join the Newsletter for bonus content and automatic show note delivery School of Podcasting Newsletter Podfest Multimedia Export in March Win 150,000 worth of Podcasting Gear From Rode See https://www.rode.com/myrodecast This interview was recorded using Squadcast the best way to record remote interviews Work With Me Join the School of Podcasting or let me be your podcast mentor

Think of your story like a Hollywood movie. In writing, podcasting, video, and more — we need to communicate our ideas in a way that draws people in. How? Stories! Our guest Jeremy Enns, a story addict and a podcast-aholic, breaks down tangible advice for more connection, influence, and growth by utilizing stories. A Few Highlights and Mentions:– Laura’s “Print Your Own Shirt” story about growing up in Orange County under the oppression of the Senior Princesses + lessons learned about life and business – We all have been a “Senior Princess,” “Senior Queen,” and an “Invisible” — what can we learn from this? – [8:30] Meet our guest, Jeremy Enns! – When did Jeremy get interested in audio? – What Hollywood Can Teach Us About Podcasting: A Star Wars Story – How our guest Jeremy is a story addict and a podcast-aholic – Advice to craft stories to get more engagement on all that you write and create. – Hole in My Life book — what the author learned in jail about stories that are compelling – How to improve your website copy with giving pieces of the story, bit by bit. – Use cliffhangers in a story to make people want more from you! – Why did Jeremy start a podcast? (Fun fact: He created the first and only ice cream podcast) – HI Japan podcast — it’s live, yes! – Why should you start a group around what you do? Here’s Jeremy’s great podcaster group started in May 2017. – Why to put yourself in the middle of something — being a leader. – Join my local Connecting SD group for entrepreneurs here in San Diego – CTA: 7 mistakes that are killing your podcast and how to fix them: asceticproductions.com/copythatpops Our Guest Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Ascetic Productions asceticproductions.com, a podcast consulting and production company that believes that our personal and business stories really do have the power to change the world. He is the co-creator of the world’s first and only ice cream podcast, and will always look back on the day he finally saved up enough money to buy the Millennium Falcon Lego set as one of his proudest life achievements. Ascetic Productions is a podcast consulting and production company that is obsessed with crafting great stories. Whether that’s for international companies like Salesforce and Hosteling International, or creative business solopreneurs hustling non-stop to grow their small businesses, AP believes that we all have a story to share, and that by sharing these stories we can truly and authentically connect with our audiences, and make the world just a little bit better, one sound wave at a time.   Great Quotes from the Podcast Episode “There is no limit except for what is inside of your own head.” – Laura Petersen “Sometimes I even forget the power of telling stories instead of trying to teach facts in a list.” – Laura Petersen “Even interview podcasts based around business topics find ways to bring story into their podcasts as a way to keep listeners hooked.” – Jeremy Enns “The podcasts that I really gravitate to are the ones who do a fantastic job storytelling.” – Jeremy Enns “Most of us don’t think we have any stories. And really, it’s often the mundane things that people can connect to because we’ve all had similar experiences.” – Jeremy Enns “It’s often identifying those moments that were somehow transformational for you, big or small.” – Jeremy Enns “One of the biggest things you can do to help bring your story to life is to really vividly depict the scene and making people feel like they are really there.” – Jeremy Enns “No matter how boring you might think your life is, there are points that will stick out for you.” – Jeremy Enns “You still need the person to connect with you emotionally in some way before they are even open to hearing the logical side of things.” – Laura Petersen “Community building is a powerful thing.” – Jeremy Enns

What up dudes and dudettes! Today I have my friend Jeremy Enns on the VERY FIRST episode of the new TMD Show where we’ll be diving into our experiences with travelling for the first time, plus some things you’ll need to consider when travelling as a podcaster.Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Ascetic Productions, a podcast consulting, production, and education company. For as long as he can remember, Jeremy has been drawn towards helping others hone and share their unique stories, allowing them to forge authentic connections with their audiences through those stories. He is an absolute podcast fiend, once spending a full year of his life listening to an average of over 50 hours of podcasts per week. Jeremy’s love of podcasts is only challenged by his love of ice cream, and Star Wars – paired together if possible.That’s a lot of podcasts man!I hope you guys enjoy this episode, especially now that it’s in video (LIVE!) and audio only format… Haven’t forgot about my podcast listeners.If you wanna tune in live for the next episode make sure you like the FB Page or are in the FB Community for get notifications and participate in the show as it’s going down!Enjoy!*fist bump*
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What up dudes and dudettes! Today I have my friend Jeremy Enns on the VERY FIRST episode of the new TMD Show where we’ll be diving into our experiences with travelling for the first time, plus some things you’ll need to consider when travelling as a podcaster.Jeremy Enns is the Storyteller In Chief of Ascetic Productions, a podcast consulting, production, and education company. For as long as he can remember, Jeremy has been drawn towards helping others hone and share their unique stories, allowing them to forge authentic connections with their audiences through those stories. He is an absolute podcast fiend, once spending a full year of his life listening to an average of over 50 hours of podcasts per week. Jeremy’s love of podcasts is only challenged by his love of ice cream, and Star Wars – paired together if possible.That’s a lot of podcasts man!I hope you guys enjoy this episode, especially now that it’s in video (LIVE!) and audio only format… Haven’t forgot about my podcast listeners.If you wanna tune in live for the next episode make sure you like the FB Page or are in the FB Community for get notifications and participate in the show as it’s going down!Enjoy!*fist bump*
Show Note: https://TMDshow.com/S1E1FB Community: http://DudeBrood.com