Podcasts about Telling Stories

Telling Stories for God's Glory“Once upon a time.” These words open many a story parents have read to their children before the little ones fall asleep at night. We've also watched movies and listened to our friends tell the most intriguing stories. No matter where it was or who told it, everyone loves a good story. The art of storytelling is not mastered by many, but Elizabeth Kollmar seems to have a unique gift of capturing a story through video.Elizabeth, a sophomore broadcasting major at Cedarville University, has always loved stories, particularly through the medium of video. But when she came to Cedarville, she discovered the importance of the story above the technology that is used to tell it. You can perfectly film a story, but if it lacks interest, you'll lose your audience. Elizabeth has learned a video is only as good as the story it tells. During her sophomore year, Elizabeth met Aubree, a student who had an amazing, life-transforming story — and it was one she wanted to tell through video. After several talks over meals, conversations in the residence hall, and over 10 hours of careful editing of the video, Elizabeth produced Aubree's story in a four-minute documentary film. This film was awarded “Best Documentary” by Good News Productions International. The documentary, “Power in Weakness,” tells Aubree's battle with Turner's Syndrome and can be found on RedeemTV.

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In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and guest host Aaron Gordon interview John Livesay, a keynote speaker, and the author of books “Better Selling Through Storytelling” and “The Sale is in the Tale”. John discusses the significance of having empathy in business, the value of storytelling, and utilizing creativity to come up with ideas that fit.  Episode Highlights: John shares that he has always been passionate about storytelling and has a history in advertising, and he finds it such an amazing realm of how a story impacts us emotionally. (3:03) Aaron believes that we must not just communicate the tale of what we are doing, but also be able to explain what insurance is to those who are not very interested in discussing insurance. (5:03) John explains that he encourages people to write multiple stories for the different avatars they interact with. (10:20) David discusses the importance of sharing a success story and how it may be helpful to others. (15:12) John explains why the first thing he teaches people when telling a tale is to paint a picture, similar to journalists. (18:28) John advises those who want to become great storytellers to make sure the problem they're describing in the story is one that people care about and to consider the resolution. (25:28) Aaron believes that the finest speakers he hears, even if they go 20 minutes over, leave listeners remembering more of what they said. (35:27) John explains some of the mistakes individuals make while trying to convince others to buy. (41:12) John believes that if individuals master the soft skills of listening, empathy, and storytelling, they will develop an emotional connection that will help them in their sales careers. (46:38) If you want to learn how to tell a tale, John recommends turning your elevator pitch into an elevator story. (48:35) Tweetable Quotes: “The first thing I teach people when you tell the story is to paint the picture with exposition of who, what, where when, like you're a journalist.” - John Livesay “If you're going to embrace becoming a better storyteller, the two tips I have for you are, make sure that the problem you're describing in the story is something we care about…And here's the secret sauce, guys, the resolution. What is life like for your client after you've provided them a solution?” - John Livesay “I have a saying that people seem to remember and like, which is soft skills make you strong…our brains love new ways of looking at something. And the soft skills are listening, empathy, and now storytelling. And if you master all three of those things, you'll have an emotional connection, which will make you strong in your sales career.” - John Livesay Resources Mentioned: John Livesay LinkedIn Book: Better Selling Through Storytelling Book: The Sale is in the Tale Aaron Gordon LinkedIn David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and guest host Aaron Gordon interview John Livesay, a keynote speaker, and the author of books “Better Selling Through Storytelling” and “The Sale is in the Tale”. John discusses the significance of having empathy in business, the value of storytelling, and utilizing creativity to come up with ideas that fit.  Episode Highlights: John shares that he has always been passionate about storytelling and has a history in advertising, and he finds it such an amazing realm of how a story impacts us emotionally. (3:03) Aaron believes that we must not just communicate the tale of what we are doing, but also be able to explain what insurance is to those who are not very interested in discussing insurance. (5:03) John explains that he encourages people to write multiple stories for the different avatars they interact with. (10:20) David discusses the importance of sharing a success story and how it may be helpful to to others. (15:12) John explains why the first thing he teaches people when telling a tale is to paint a picture, similar to journalists. (18:28) John advises those who want to become great storytellers to make sure the problem they're describing in the story is one that people care about and to consider the resolution. (25:28) Aaron believes that the finest speakers he hears, even if they go 20 minutes over, leave listeners remembering more of what they said. (35:27) John explains some of the mistakes individuals make while trying to convince others to buy. (41:12) John believes that if individuals master the soft skills of listening, empathy, and storytelling, they will develop an emotional connection that will help them in their sales careers. (46:38) If you want to learn how to tell a tale, John recommends turning your elevator pitch into an elevator story. (48:35) Tweetable Quotes: “The first thing I teach people when you tell the story is to paint the picture with exposition of who, what, where when, like you're a journalist.” - John Livesay “If you're going to embrace becoming a better storyteller, the two tips I have for you are, make sure that the problem you're describing in the story is something we care about…And here's the secret sauce, guys, the resolution. What is life like for your client after you've provided them a solution?” - John Livesay “I have a saying that people seem to remember and like, which is soft skills make you strong…our brains love new ways of looking at something. And the soft skills are listening, empathy, and now storytelling. And if you master all three of those things, you'll have an emotional connection, which will make you strong in your sales career.” - John Livesay Resources Mentioned: John Livesay LinkedIn Book: Better Selling Through Storytelling Book: The Sale is in the Tale Aaron Gordon LinkedIn David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this episode of #TBNE Rob chats with the Founder and CEO of Grid, Hjalmar Gislason, as he shares his entrepreneurial journey of founding multiple companies, going through a very successful exit, and heading back to Iceland from Boston, to start his current venture. Hjalmar is passionate about telling stories through data and this will be a great listen.Don't forget to subscribe and leave a review.Connect with Hjalmar:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/hjalli/Twitter: @hjalliGrid: https://grid.is/Connect with Rob:www.robnapoli.comwww.linkedin.com/in/robnapIG: @robnapoli.riseupShow Produced by: Niranjan Deshpande (Nick), Broken Frames Studio, www.brokenframesstudio.comCreative Director: Maxim Sokolov, www.maximsokolov.com Selling is evolving, are you? Humantic AI is a Buyer Intelligence platform for revenue teams. If you are interested in learning more about Humantic AI use Rob's referral link https://app.humantic.ai/login/?referral_code=robnapoli  Special offer for #BearNation listeners interested in trying Brilliantly Warm (https://www.brilliantly.co/), use this 10% off discount code WELCOME10.We have teamed up with Phin, a social impact company, to give back for each episode to the communities that we serve. To learn more or get involved with Phin for your company, visit: https://www.phinforgood.com/

On this episode of The Project Endure Podcast, Joe Rinaldi sits down with Brother B to talk about remembering who we are, taking radical responsibility, sharing authentic stories, following our calling and so much more. Give this episode a listen as we dive deep into Brother B's life and learn about what persistence, perspective and endurance mean to him.    Shop BPN Supplements (here)   Follow Brother B (here)   Follow Project Endure (here) Join The Hard Things Club (here) Shop Project Endure (here)   Follow Joe (here) Read Joe's Blog (here) Read Cup of Joe Newsletter (here)

By telling stories that matter, senior publicist and founder of RC Bonds Public Relations Randy C. Bonds hopes to increase awareness of under-exposed talents by helping them share their stories with the world. Randy has collaborated with a wide variety of celebrities, including actors and artists. Randy sits down with Ruben to talk about self love, self worth, authenticity, and his journey overcoming insecurities about his appearance and the value of his work.  “You always have to be your authentic self because the right people will be touched at the right time, and you'll never know the lives you're touching by genuinely being you.” - Randy C. Bonds Randy urges others to recognize their worth and value because he himself has previously struggled greatly in this area. Gradually over the last four years, Randy has changed his approach to business, himself, and others since deciding to fill his cup first before pouring into others and focusing exclusively on projects he truly believes in and feels aligned with.  “What's for me won't deplete me, it won't rob me, it won't take from me, it won't leave me on E, and leave me dry. What's for me, what aligns to me, will fill me up, and it will still be able to … benefit from me without causing me to … conform into something I'm not.” - Randy C. Bonds By operating his life and business in this way, he has enjoyed the most prosperous year of his life so far in 2022. Self-love, according to Randy, was the biggest lesson he learnt over the last year. As a result of his newfound ability to put himself first, he is now better able to support and be an advocate for others.  “I want to take care of myself now so that I can really live a long prosperous happy life. I don't want to just live and be able to say I was resilient and I was strong and I was these things. I want to say I was human. And so I wasn't perfect all the time, but I tried, and I learned, and I grew, and I loved, and I was loved.” - Randy C. Bonds SUBSCRIBE to Live Through Love so you never miss an episode & RATE/REVIEW it on Apple, Spotify, and YouTube. About the Guest: Randy C. Bonds is a Senior Publicist and Founder of RC Bonds Public Relations who aims to bring exposure to the under-exposed by telling their stories. Among Randy's clients are a variety of entertainers and celebrities, ranging from actors to artists who have shared their talents on the stages of Broadway, The Voice, American Idol, and several dancers who've worked with artists such as Beyonce, Usher, and Jennifer Lopez. Visit Randy's Website: https://rcbondspr.com/  Follow him on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/randycbonds/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/randy.c.bonds/ TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@randycbonds Follow Ruben on Instagram Watch and subscribe to Live Through Love on YouTube This is an Operation Podcast production

The Landmark Recovery Podcast is BACK for Season 2! To kick off the new season, Michael interviewed Sharon Wegscheider-Cruse, a family therapist, founder of Onsite Workshops and author of 23 books, including 5 bestsellers. Her latest book, Storytelling Legacy: Everyone Has Stories recounts her remarkable life and the work she's done to help millions of people battling addiction. The book includes tales of celebrity, culture, humor, history, relationships and surprises. Cruse also co-founded the National Association of Children of Alcoholics, an organization that supports the children of alcohol and drug dependent parents. Find a copy of Storytelling Legacy: Everyone Has Stories through Simon & Schuster here.

The Prophet Yogi Berra told us, “You can observe a lot by just watching.” Such sage advice! But it is true that we can learn a lot for our own lives by watching how our ancestors lived theirs.

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Mike Cid and I explored sooooo much! This caught my attention, it all starts with rhythm from the time of conception and hearing our Mom's heartbeat. It is literally in us.   Love this quote from Mike, " Creativity comes from your heart and soul just like a song".    It is not just about having a life but truly living.   Mike Cid is the founder of Rhythm Cat Coaching and Rhythm Cat Publishing. A lifelong musical creator, his vision has grown to teaching mid-life professionals how to write songs that tell the stories from their lives. As a songwriting coach, he is passionate about helping busy professionals reduce stress by tapping into their creative side.   Mike has devoted his life to developing all aspects of songwriting, composing. and publishing. A lifelong student and teacher of his craft, his ever-evolving skill set is tailored to helping his clients reduce stress and bring joy back into their lives through songwriting.   He loves to be outdoors (the warmer the better!) connecting with nature and enjoying its never-ending wonder. He has been married to his beautiful bride for over 30 years and is a proud cat daddy to 4 (always room for more!) fur babies.   To connect with Mike:    This podcast is all about inspiring , connecting and sharing stories   Like, follow and share so we can hear each other and expand the definition of creativity to make it all inclusive!   There are a bunch of exciting things going on at I Am Creative & Express Yourself Publishing to check out: https://www.iamcreativephilly.com/   If you have always wanted to write a book or be in one then check this out... You will gain community and expand yourself more than you can imagine!  https://www.iamcreativephilly.com/express-yourself-publishing-house   The 2 books we are gathering for are called:  1. Shout It From The Rooftops: Lightbulb Moments That Need To Be Shared 2. I Love You Because/I Love Me Because: An interactive experiential coffee style book     Lastly  I Am Creative with Hollis Citron is now streaming on RVN TV platform. Check out the weekly interviews with incredible guests as we are expanding the definition of creativity and they are teaching me something... so fun! Check it out: https://rvntelevision.com/tv-show/i-am-creative/     Creatively Yours,  Hollis  

Tom settles in to hear all the stories about how the Midnight Gang made the dreams of sick children come true. Listen to find out all about the adventures they have had so far.

Imagine responding to an emergency call on September 11, 2001 and finding yourself at the base of the south tower as it collapsed. Tim Brown, retired, decorated 20-year FDNY firefighter and a survivor of the 2001 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, lost 93 of his friends on Sept. 11th, including his two best friends. So what would you do if you'd survived the most horrific attack ever to take place on US soil? Would you try to forget about it and decide to go on with your life? Or would you spend your time and resources telling your story to make sure that none of us ever forget? More from Tim Brown: Ray Pfeifer Foundation https://theraypfeiferfoundation.org/  Tunnel to Towers Foundation https://tunnel2towers.org/donate/  Visit his website: http://www.fftim.com/ Episode chosen by Brent Shaw, Social Media Marketing Director Instagram: Brent leads our social media marketing efforts where he has helped grow our Instagram account to over 42,000 followers from scratch! He also has a big following of his own. Through social media he mentors students from all over the world, teaching them the researched-backed ways how to study! He's been so inspired by working with us he started a podcast of his own! You can follow him and his podcast on Instagram @therealstudentmentor and @studentperformancepod. Watch Laura's new TEDx Talk: Confessions From The Only One In The Room  PATREON SHOUT OUTS: Mercedes Cusick LMFT, Website: www.mercedescusick.com, IG: @recoverhealbloom Check Out How To Do The Pot Thanks to Kathleen Hahn Cute Booty Lounge is made right here in the USA, by women and for women. The company is incredible, female, and minority-owned and all of their leggings make makes your booty look amazing. Go to https://cutebooty.com/ today! Embrace your body, love your booty! Join our Patreon: Become an Only One In The Room patron by joining us on Patreon! Starting at only $5.00 per month, you'll get bonus content, access to outtakes that the general public will NEVER see, extremely cool merch, and depending on what tier you get, monthly hang time with Scott and Laura. Join our Patreon today at https://www.patreon.com/theonlyonepodcast Be sure not to miss Scott Talks on Wednesdays, our Sunday release called Sunday Edition & our brand new series On My Nightstand releasing on Fridays by subscribing to the show wherever you listen to podcasts.  Join our Only One In The Room Facebook Group if you'd like to ask a question of any of our upcoming guests for this series.  Also visit the website www.theonlyonepod.com for the latest from our host Laura Cathcart Robbins like featured articles and more. We love hearing from you in the comments on iTunes and while you're there don't forget to rate us, subscribe and share the show! All of us at The Only One In The Room wish you safety and wellness during this challenging time. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The way we model our lives as parents has a tremendous impact on our kids. When we decide to know better for ourselves and our children, we start doing better. I am so excited to bring you my guest for this week, Terri Huggins Hart. She is an award-winning journalist who lives in a constant state of an identity crisis. She's always deciding if she aligns more with her maiden name, which is Huggins, and her married name, which is Huggins Hart. At any given moment she is extremely hilarious and at the same time, a very wise person.  She's actually excelled in following her calling of telling the stories that need to be told and evoking emotions that align with clear takeaways through her stories. She is a beautiful mom and a beautiful writer, who sheds light on the darkness of our lives and motivates us to go towards a better one.   Please listen in to our candid conversation to learn how Terri rewires the way we think about parenting and advocates for parents.   Visit risewithmital.com for full show notes. For more conscious parenting tips:  Follow me on Instagram @risewithmital  Download my FREE Parenting Journal.

Addressing the problems around climate change requires collective action and big ideas. But we also need to learn how to listen and how to change our perspective. This week, we speak to some leading environmental activists about storytelling and how to craft a message that sparks behavioral change. Kate Tellers - director at The Moth, a storytelling collective and nonprofit in New York City. She's also the author of How to Tell a Story: The Essential Guide to Memorable Storytelling From The Moth. Dr. Nicole Redvers - assistant professor at the University of Western Ontario and the cofounder of the Arctic Indigenous Wellness Foundation. Winnie Cheche - wildlife conservation activist and Communication Lead at Kenya Environmental Action Network Finn Harries - designer and filmmaker, cofounder of Earthrise Studio Check out our Instagram and TikTok at Fast Company for more creative world changing ideas!

Soudade Kaadan's speks to Sana Safi about her new film Nezouh, which tells the story of a young girl and her family caught in the centre of the Syrian conflict as they remain in their besieged hometown of Damascus. It is a story that has personal resonance for Soudade as Damascus was a place that she also once called home. Inspired by a photo of a bomb-damaged house, she began writing the script in 2013. It's a allegorical tale told through the eyes of a young girl, with magical realism, female emancipation and finding hope in chaos at its heart. Both Sana Safi and Atia Abawi's lives were shaped by the war between Afghanistan and the Soviet Union in the 1980s and the 2001 invasion by the United States and NATO as part of what became known as the War on Terror. Both Sana and Atia have dedicated their careers to telling the story of Afghans. Afghanistan's story is not just one of conflict but also family, tradition, and a rich cultural history. The two writers discuss how they tell these stories in both journalism and in fiction. Andrey Kurkov is an author of critically acclaimed and best-selling novels. He has become a de facto voice of Ukraine as he shares his diaries and despatches from Kyiv spread the news of daily life in a warzone. Meanwhile, fellow Ukrainian writer Artem Chapeye has left behind the writer's desk after signing up to become a private in the Ukrainian army. Andrey and Artem explain to Sana Safi what it is like to be a writer in conflict, whether war is shaping their writing, and what impact they think the war will have on the future of Ukrainian storytelling. Producer: Sofie Vilcins (Photo: Still from Nezouh by Soudade Kaadan. Credit: Nezouh ltd/BFI/Film4)

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All day, every day, we each tell stories about who we are and how we are. Collectively, we speak of “controlling the narrative,” both positively and negatively. Rick Stone tells stories for a living and is one of the world's foremost experts on the power of storytelling. He began in advertising and has dedicated the past 30 years to bringing back this ancient art form in service of teaching, learning and connecting people worldwide. As the CEO of StoryWork International, Rick uses story-telling based training programs to help fortify interpersonal relationships and for team building and leadership development, helping professionals add deeper purpose and meaning to their work and life at Disney, Walter Reed Army Medical Center, Hewlett Packard and many more. His latest book, Story Intelligence, co-authored with Scott Livengood, helps each of us become a master of our story and amplify and unleash every aspect of our IQ and EQ (emotional intelligence). Learn more at Storyintelligence.comAnd check out TheCentralFire.net where you can bring the delight of storytelling to your own community and join other communities of amazing raconteurs. Share your Swan Dive at www.swandive.us

Are you good at storytelling?  Grab your pens and be sure to listen to the great tips given in today's episode. Joining David we have the Queen of Storytelling, VIP coach & Writer Extraordinaire, Yara Golden! Yara writes pieces for companies such as ClickFunnels, e-commerce, & service-based businesses. Utilizing her skills, Yara teaches entrepreneurs how to use storytelling to help your audience to know, like & trust you.  David & Yara five into about the importance of building a relationship with customers & nurturing your audience. IN THIS EPISODE, YOU WILL LEARN: [00:00:48] How Yara Discovered the Power of Social Media[00:04:24] How to Help Someone Share Their Story [00:11:10] Is Email Dead?[00:17:38] NLP Pattern Interrupt[00:25:31] Is it Easy to Re-Engage a Cold Email List?Connect with Yara Golden:1. Follow Yara on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, Twitter2. Find Yara on her website3. Interested in working with Yara?  Book an appointment hereConnect with David AsarnowFind David on his websiteFind David on his Instagram, Twitter, LinkedIn & Facebook

James returns to Telling Stories and the story of Sheepherders before they became The Buschwhackers.

Who better to talk about the unique power of telling stories than one of our great contemporary storytellers, Neil Gaiman? One deep way Neil Gaiman and Ursula K. Le Guin are kindred spirits is how they both share an abiding interest in the strange, uncanny relationship between truth and fiction, truth and myth, the imagination […] The post Crafting with Ursula: Neil Gaiman on Word Magic & The Power of Telling Stories appeared first on Tin House.

There are many ways to tell a story to make a book better, to enchant a live audience, to make a website better, to enliven a podcast episode. Or to explain what happened last week when I missed three planned episodes of this podcast.Often when we are in the middle of writing a book or carrying out a marketing plan or producing podcast episodes, our personal lives interrupt. That's what happened to me. My 13-year-old dog Becky would not eat anything on Tuesday.When I took her into the vet on Wednesday, I found out she had a huge mass growing in her abdomen area. Apparently not cancerous, but still growing. X-rays and an ultrasound showed that an operation might not save her. We'll talk to another vet to get a second opinion, but there's a good chance that Becky won't live long.Fortunately she's eating well now so she won't waste away, getting weaker and weaker by the day. As with many pet lovers, I love my dog. She has been my companion for more than 13 years. I will miss her when she is gone.Never sacrifice your real life for your writing or your work. If you are like me, you can't not write, but make sure you fit in some real life as well. Spend time with those you love. Laugh hard. Walk in the woods. Play with your cats and dogs and children. Be kind to everyone.Ask me a question and I'll answer back with a video: https://snipfeed.co/bookmarketing/shoutouts/U2hvdXRvdXQ6NjIxZjBmNDFkNTVjODUwMDIzZWQxMzk5SnipFeed: https://snipfeed.co/bookmarketingOr just buy me a cup of coffee! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/BookMarketingBook me as a podcast guest or be a guest for my podcast. Connect here: https://www.matchmaker.fm/podcast-guest/john-kremer-bd46ec This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit bookmarketing.substack.com/subscribe

Torah 232: Rabeinu teaches us that one should awaken himself to pray with heartfelt concentration when saying the opening words of Tehillim 148. Torah 233: Rabeinu explains the great pleasure G-d has when a man overcomes foreign thoughts with holy thoughts. He also gives us advice on how to keep our thoughts pure at all times. Torah 234: Rabeinu gives us the details and specifics with regard to sharing stories of Tzadikim and what makes one capable of sharing these stories. Rabeinu also explains that sharing stories of Tzadikim purifies one's thoughts, sweetens judgements, gives one expanded consciousness, and can bring one up all the way to the “world of thought.” Rabeinu also discusses ideas about Hashgacha/Divine Providence, appointing kings, etc…

Sing Christmas Karaoke with Jody at the Zuber Realty office on Dec 3, 2022, as part of Building a Better Boyertown's Chillin' on Main Festival. Jody Dolansky, currently a real estate agent with Richard A. Zuber Realty, sings her life's stories as part of a guitar duo known as The Keystone Ramblers. The lyrics she writes express the joys and pains of her own life and those she found in the literature she shared with students in her earlier teaching career. Country rock with a blues-y feel describe her preferred genre that has been inspired by country greats like Keith Urban, Tim McGraw, and Faith Hill.

Happy Woo Wednesdays!I've been volunteering for Bresee for 6 years. I photograph the big Gala every year at the Tagylan. It's always a night I look forward to. I also photograph families and events throughout the year. They raised over 175k this year for the kids, just incredible!Bresee's mission is to battle poverty by empowering youth and families in Los Angeles with the skills, resources, and relationships necessary to thrive.Today I have Jason Barr, Teen Tech Center Coordinator at Bresee, in charge of building and breaking STEAM based programs for high school youth in Koreatown, the best town.Today's hot topic is Telling stories. He has always been a story-teller since he was young and helps his student tell their story. It's time for you to tell YOUR Story.1. Everyone has a story to tell, so tell yours.2. Just go out and create, don't worry about who you don't know, worry about who doesn't know you.3. Study people, watch and listen.The main takeaway in the episode is that the Youth need arts programs, they need to learn how to code, and how to hack, it's do or die out in these streets.All high school students have access to our free programs. There are a handful of teen tech centers open right now in LA and a bunch coming soon. Learn the tech skills of tomorrow, today. That's trademarked by me, not affiliated with any other Tech Center. Hit up your local TTC.Connect with Jasonhttps://www.instagram.com/sosuperjason/Donate today.https://www.bresee.org/get-involved/Connect with Carissa Woohttps://instagram.com/carissawooSign up for my free masterclass for wedding photographershttps://heckyesmedia.co/5-simple-steps-to-filling-your-inbox-with-inquiries

Michael Centrone & I have a conversation about putting down his microphone and picking up a pen, his 1st beers, the soundtrack of his youth, his 1st shows, writing poetry, releasing "Powerless Machine" & so much more. Throughout this chat, Michael drank some piping hot green tea while I enjoyed Folly Brewing x Vox&Hops' "KillerBier" the 5.5% Kellerbier. Make sure to check out Vox&Hops' Brewtal Awakenings Playlist which has been curated by the Metal Architect Jerry Monk himself on either Spotify or Apple Music. This playlist is packed with all the freshest, sickest & most extreme albums each week! This episode was recorded at a Thirsty Thursday Virtual Hang. Photo Credit: Pat Reilly Episode Links: Website: https://www.voxandhops.com/ Join The Vox&Hops Mailing List: http://eepurl.com/hpu9F1 Join The Vox&Hops Thirsty Thursday Gang: https://www.facebook.com/groups/162615188480022 Michael Centrone: https://www.amazon.ca/Michael-Centrone/e/B08LCMPSZ7 Folly Brewing: https://www.facebook.com/FollyBrewpub/ Vox&Hops Brewtal Awakenings Playlist: https://www.voxandhops.com/p/brewtal-awakenings-metal-playlist/ Sound Talent Media: https://soundtalentmedia.com/  Evergreen Podcasts: https://evergreenpodcasts.com/ Vox&Hops Metal Podcast Merchandise: https://www.indiemerchstore.com/collections/vendors?q=Vox%26Hops

Cameron sits down with Hadassah Knight, founder of marketing agency Media Se7en. Hadassah's agency serves clients in a wide range of industries, from healthcare to automotive. Hadassah shares with Cameron about her experience implementing Facebook Ads, and what it's like to watch companies grow and transform as a result of thoughtful marketing campaigns.

Join Emma as she chats with our Friend Darius Buckley on this week's episode! In this episode, we discuss how we can share stories of faith through playwriting and delve into what it really means to create Christian Art! To learn more about Darius check out the links below! Darius's Website: https://www.dariusbuckley.com/home Darius's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dariustheplaywright/ Darius's Story Lab: https://www.dariusstorylab.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/narrow-way-to-broadway/support

Today, Patty talks with Becky Karush, the founder of Read to Me Literary Arts, a writing school where writers learn to dazzle themselves and us with fresh, brilliant writing.   In this episode, Becky shares her experience in starting Read to Me and realizes how reading stories to her son might have influenced it.  Becky also shares her experience writing her book so far, how she knew that it was time to write simply from a physical feeling, by experiencing a sense of groundedness and joy. Her book starts with a time-traveling character and writing to see who this character becomes as she goes through her journey, letting the plot and the story develop naturally.  Becky talks about what she has seen over and over again in her writing salons: the deep fear and cultural messaging telling aspiring writers “No,” “you can't,” and “you shouldn't.” Having a community of writers and constant encouragement helps. A safe space where smart, inspired writers can feel encouraged and empowered to write.  This episode is a conversation on stories, doubts, living on the edge of vulnerability, and the encouragement you need to foster that “fluff” inside you to let it grow into a garden.  Connect with Becky:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/readtomeliteraryarts/  4 Free Writing Meditations: https://www.readtomeliteraryarts.com/setsail.  Link to interview with Suzanne Kingsbury: https://www.pattylennon.com/brain-science-gateless-writing/  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today on Last Call Tansey is in Cincinnati Ohio for the One More and I'm Outta Here Podcast-a-Palooza. Tansey joins Dexter Pitts from I am Pitts the book, Drew Breezy, a Lawyer, firefighter, and a locally Famous Radio Host from One More and I'm Outta Here Podcast for a round table beer session at Varsity's Sports Bar in Cincinnati Ohio. The funniest round table ever recorded SPONSORED BY: Ghostbed.com | Code: WOLFPACK - 35% off ammoseek.com SUBSCRIBE TO OUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL

The One More and I'm Outta Here crew was joined by Failure to Stop's Eric Tansey, Pitts & Breezy for a fun filled night of drinking, story telling, and general bullshit.  Entertaining night and great to finally meet these guys (it should be noted Anderson had its first shooting last night...coincidence?).  Getting ready for the 11/8 episode with former Lt. Col. Scheller (USMC), live at the Varsity.  He will be discussing his life and times in the military, and his book Crisis of Command.Download, Download, Download.  Admin@onemoreandimouttahere.com or visit the website onemoreandimouttahere.com

Ty Skiver has been a boot maker and leather craftsman for over 30 years. Ty draws and carves one of a kind designs into leather, Darcie takes care of orders and design details for upcoming styles. Ty's tooling often features western and rodeo inspired figures including bareback and saddle broncs, and cowboy scenes that are unmatched in the boot making world. As stated in a Western Horseman article in 2022, “The hidden artwork Skiver expertly weaves into traditional scrollwork is a signature mark of his leatherwork.” https://www.skiverboots.com/ This podcast is brought to you by Silver Lining Herbs. Silver Lining Herbs delivers natural health products and education that help people provide optimal care for themselves & their animals. Check them out at www.silverliningherbs.com

A prospect needs to see themself in a solution to believe it's possible for them. Storytelling is what helps your prospects put themselves in whatever situation that you're talking about. When they can relate to the story and hear what the moral is, they're more likely to move forward. But you have to tell the right story. And according to Kendra Lee, the key to choosing the right story is listening. Learn how she utilizes this simple tool to realize extraordinary results in this episode of Sales Reinvented!  Outline of This Episode [0:43] Why storytelling is an important skill for salespeople [1:26] Can you become a gifted storyteller?  [2:20] The ingredients of a great story that sells [3:28] The characteristics of a good storyteller [6:11] Resources to improve your storytelling [8:28] Kendra's storytelling dos and don'ts [11:00] Maintain control of your narrative  The ingredients of a great story that sells According to Kendra, you have to begin with the problem that the prospect or client has. Start with a common problem of the hero of your story. Share in detail—using emotional words—what the hero went through trying to solve that problem. You have to infuse feeling words into your story. Then you must share what the result was and what happened when they solved their problem. The beginning, middle, and end must be related to the prospect.  Listening is the key to stories that sell Kendra believes great storytellers are great listeners. You can't throw in a story in your sales conversation just because it sounds good. You have to listen to what you are hearing in the sales situation. What will help your prospect or client relate to what you're talking about?  You can't do that if you're thinking about yourself, when you're going to say what, etc. You have to immerse yourself in what your prospect is saying and imagine yourself in their situation before inserting a story. Listen and draw upon your memory to share something relatable.  Kendra's storytelling dos and don'ts Kendra shares some poignant dos and don'ts that every salesperson should keep in mind:  Listen so you can relate a story to what your prospect was telling you. You need to connect the dots for them. Don't worry about the length of your story. Use whatever time you need to tell the story while keeping them engaged.  Wrap up a story and relay it back to them. Tell them what you're gonna tell them, tell them, and then tell them what you told them. Sometimes they get so ingrained in the story that they forget why you were telling it! Don't rush when you're telling a story. Use your voice to help prospects get involved.  Don't be droll or boring.  Don't forget to check in with them to see if they understood the point of the story.  Why you want to maintain control of your narrative  When Kendra was a brand new sales rep and nowhere near reaching her quota, her manager offered to come with her on a sales call to help close the sale. When they arrived, Kendra's manager asked to speak privately with the prospect. She came out of the office with a sly smile on her face. Kendra asked what she had told the prospect.  Her manager had told the prospect that Kendra was a brand new sales rep and that it would be important for her to get a sale. She implored him to sign the order so Kendra could make her first sale for the year. Kendra was horrified. She has never forgotten that experience and vowed to never put herself in the situation again.  She emphasizes that it's up to you to control your client conversations—even when your manager is with you. You can be the one telling the stories and setting up the situation. Kendra could have gone in and been part of that conversation and controlled the narrative.  Resources & People Mentioned Colleen Stanley Connect with Kendra Lee Connect on LinkedIn Follow on Twitter Connect With Paul Watts  LinkedIn Twitter  Subscribe to SALES REINVENTED Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Jeff is a guy who understands software tech but talks about why it is important, and how to use it effectively in real life. He is the leader of Creative Data Insights, a team of professionals focused on digital marketing and helping software entrepreneurs tell their stories. They use Product Management best practices and Agile continuous learning to measure and summarize behavior to guide an impactful roadmap.

Today, Sam talks about how telling stories helps us see what memories we want to revisit time and time again.Sam has taught mindfulness and social emotional learning to teens, families and adults all over the world for more than 12 years. She obtained her master's degrees in clinical and educational psychology from Columbia University, and an M.S. in emotion science from Mid-Sweden University. You can reach out to Sam on Instagram here!Try the Headspace app free for 30 days here!

My guest today is Baktash Ahadi.Baktash is a communications strategist, executive leadership & transformational coach, facilitator, and multidisciplinary storyteller who helps leaders, companies, and organizations solve their most complex human-centric problems.He specializes in strategic communication, leadership development, narrative storytelling, conflict resolution, and cultural diversity to help leaders make a positive impact in their organization and on society.The recipient of numerous awards for public service and documentary storytelling, Baktash has worked on race relations in communities across the United States and on the peace process in Afghanistan. Baktash is particularly drawn to stories around issues of forced migration, refugees, and vulnerable and underrepresented communities. Baktash is also a certified Executive Leadership Coach, a Master Facilitator, and host of the chart-topping Stories of Transformation podcast. He is currently at work writing a memoir about his service as a combat interpreter in Afghanistan and directing a film about the lives of refugees in America.I had the privilege of meeting Baktash in May of 2022, and found every conversation with him deeply engaging from the very beginning.  I immediately knew I wanted to have him on the podcast.  This conversation is so meaningful and also leaves so much yet to be explored!  Consider this an introduction to who Baktash is and his work in the world, AND, expect to see him back here for more conversations as we didn't even get to the stories around his work as a combat interpreter, his work as a documentarian and more!Baktash, thank you for this conversation.  Thank you for the stories you share that both inspire and challenge us.  I'm deeply appreciative of your wisdom, thoughtfulness, and presence.Please check out Baktash's website where you'll find more about his work, films, and upcoming memoir:WebsiteLinkedIn Make Life Less Difficult

Forrest and KG sit in a hotel room and discuss their history of writing, their strengths and weaknesses, how certain writing weaknesses are connected to their autism, and how their collaborating has helped address the weaknesses. Get full access to The Pancake King's Newsletter at thepancakeking.substack.com/subscribe

This week Bianca dives in by telling what she calls her “homecoming horror story”, getting yelled at by a stranger & falling at her graduation…in front of MANY. LET'S BE FRIENDS: my instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realbiancasofia/ podcast instagram: https://www.instagram.com/therealifegirl/ my facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086007432740 podcast facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100086694669217 my twitter: twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/realbiancasofia podcast twitter: https://mobile.twitter.com/home my tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRr7XhA8/ podcast tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@realifegirlpod?_t=8VgrcKIZbje&_r=1 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/therealifegirl/message

Storytelling is a powerful tool to support deeper and more meaningful relationships. But how do we tell good stories? Why should you care about stories on your path to becoming a physician? In this session, we will talk with Doctor Jeff Polish, a Storytelling Coach and the founder of the non-profit storytelling organization, The Monti in Durham, NC. Doctor Polish co-led a course on storytelling in medicine and health at Duke University.

It's important for the stories we tell to be meaningful to ourselves as communicators, and to the audience that ultimately receives them - but we don't want to drift into creating or exagerating drama. Gini Dietrich is talking about how to become better storytellers on this week's episode of the Spin Sucks Podcast.

Craig Shemin is a former Jim Henson Company staff writer and currently serves as the President of The Jim Henson Legacy. Shemin began his career with Henson as a college intern during the summer of 1987. After he graduated, he was hired in the Public Relations Department, during which time he also worked with the Jim Henson Archives. By 1996, however, he had transitioned to writing, contributing to a wide array of programming, merchandising, and appearances.In TV, Shemin served as writer and consultant (and sometimes lyricist) for the first season of The Wubbulous World of Dr Seuss and received a Writer's Guild of America Award nomination for his work on the show. For the Hallmark Channel, Craig co-wrote all 26 episodes of Telling Stories with Tomie dePaola and contributed to two seasons of Donna's Day. Shemin also co-wrote a single episode of Dog City ("Comedy of Horrors").For Jim Henson's Muppet Stories book series, Shemin wrote three short stories for The Muppet Show characters as illustrated by Richard Walz: "Let Me Help!" and "Forgetful Rowlf" from Off to Storyland, and "Hot Off the Presses" from Cozy Campfire Stories.In the multi-media realm, Shemin scripted two 1996 video games, Muppets Inside and Muppet Treasure Island, as well as MuppetWorld.com's MuppeToon series and the lyrics to the "Muppets Party Cruise Rag." In the publishing realm, he helped Miss Piggy with her 1996 cookbook, In the Kitchen with Miss Piggy, coined the title for One Frog Can Make a Difference, and contributed humorous text and character quotes to The Muppets Big Book of Crafts. He also wrote material for countless Muppet press interviews and appearances, and text for innumerable licensed products, such as the Palisades action figures.In 2001, he hosted the second day of MuppetFest, and with Jim Lewis, co-wrote The Muppet Show Live. He also scripted the concerts Jim Henson's Musical World in 2012 and The Jim Henson Retrospectacle Live in Concert in 2018. Shemin has hosted numerous Henson-related screenings, panels, and events, as well as prepared video content for said events. He currently serves as a "guest curator" for the Museum of the Moving Image's "Jim Henson's World" screening series.In recent years, Shemin researched and wrote the liner notes for Music, Mayhem and More!, co-wrote the "Muppet Morsels" feature on The Muppet Show Season 1 DVD, and produced the extras on the 2005 Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas DVD, including directing and editing the behind-the-scenes featurette. He also directed a documentary on Muppet photographer John Barrett for The Muppets Say Cheese, a 2005/06 exhibition of Barrett's work at New York's Museum of Television and Radio. He also hosted a feature for the Dinosaurs DVD set. In 2014, Shemin wrote and compiled The Muppets Character Encyclopedia, a 200-page guide to The Muppets characters released by DK Publishing. Shemin later penned Sam and Friends: The Story of Jim Henson's First Television Show, published in 2022. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dana Stevens, successful Hollywood screenwriter, dreamed of being in the entertainment business since she was a young girl. Like many others, she thought her journey to Hollywood would be by way of acting, but soon found her other passion for writing was a better route, and really would get her to the creative place she wanted to be. She has always loved writing and telling stories, and truly believes we all have fascinating stories to tell. So, after getting a good sum of money from one acting gig, she decided to use that money to write a script and sell it. She did. And has been writing and selling scripts ever since. Her latest release is her biggest to date, “The Woman King”, starring Viola Davis. Join us as we talk with Dana about her writing journey to success in Hollywood. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's guest is Jamie Dixon. Ron and Jamie talked all about the power of storytelling, and how it's done correctly. Jamie also specifically explained what the three ingredients of stories are.  An MP3 audio version of this episode is available for download here. In this episode you'll learn:  The quote Jamie likes (2:30) His background (3:34) His passion for storytelling (6:12) An example about a coffee company (8:59) The role that personality or temperament plays (16:50) Teaching someone storytelling (20:48) The "What's Your Evening Story?" challenge (24:50) The three ingredients of stories (29:30) Why truth matters (38:07) Podcast Resources Right Click to Download this Podcast as an MP3 AME Conference - Use Promo Code Gemba15 for 15% off The Power of Habit Atomic Habits Jamie's Website Jamie on LinkedIn The Story Habit What Do You Think? Share an example of when storytelling proved to be a powerful tool.

Seattle area author Brad Holden talking about his latest book Lost Roadhouses of Seattle. Brad co-wrote the book with Peter Blecha. Brad is an Author. Historian. Finder of Old Things. During our conversation we talk about Brad's fascination with Seattle's seedy past. Brad has written three books and he calls them his trilogy. Lost Roadhouses of Seattle: Prohibition came early to Washington State--in 1916--and kicked off an unforgettable era of nightlife. Seattle Mystic Alfred M. Hubbard: Inventor, Bootlegger, & Psychedelic Pioneer: Perpetual motion machines, booklegging, first radio station in Seattle and LSD. Seattle Prohibition: Bootleggers, Rumrunners, & Graft in the Queen City: The story of prohibition in Seattle. The personalities, the exploits, and the adventures. All three books are well researched and tell the story of Seattle's battle with booze during the 1920's Brad has an ability to make the history come alive. All three books are page turners. Brad is also one of the hosts of the podcast Dim Lights & Stiff Drinks. The podcast talks abou the history of the eccentric collection of dive bars, historic taverns, and interesting drinking establishments in the Seattle, WA area. Each episode is recorded in the bar featured in the episode. Highly entertaining and informative. Listen as Brad shares his backstory and how history has always been important to him. One enjoyable tidbit is the story of when Brad saw his book in a store for the first time. If you like history, seedy bars, and tall tales this episode is for you! Thanks for tuning into this episode of the Exploring Washington State Podcast! If the information in our conversations and interviews are enjoyable and valuable to you, please head over to iTunes, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review.Your reviews and feedback will not only help us continue to deliver great, helpful content, but it will also help us reach even more amazing listeners just like you!If you want to read about some of the many amazing places to explore in Washington State, you should just pack your bags and go! Explore Washington State is the perfect place for inspiration. Check it out today.

Sponsors: Flexispot.com Use code shifting20 to save $20 on the E7 Pro Plus Standing Desk at checkout.  Check out the Shifting Schools Pathway on Google MyMaps to start having your students create mapping stories today! Guest: Sriharsha Devulapalli Sriharsha Devulapalli joined The San Francisco Chronicle in 2022, after finishing his master's degree in data journalism from Columbia University. Prior to this, he was working as a Product Manager for Blue Sky Analytics where he helped build a mapping platform for environmental data. Previously, he was a software developer with Mint, where he was responsible for data visualizations for the newspaper's daily data journalism page – Plain Facts. During his time there, Harsha wrote and produced data visualizations focusing on politics, development and economic issues in India. Devulapalli also brings with him experience outside of journalism. He had worked with the Urban Design Lab at the Earth Institute, Columbia University and the Hyderabad Urban Lab. He enjoys cities, maps, long walks, vistas, all things transit and making people curious. Links: About Harsha Harsha's Twitter Book: How Charts Lie (Aflliliate Link)

Telling Stories About Food With Jon From HolySmokesBBQ /// Understanding What Works On YouTube This week we are joined by Jon Lloyd from the HolySmokesBBQ YouTube channel. He talks about how his passion turned into content, what he wishes he would have done sooner, partnership/sponsorship opportunities and SO much more! About JON I've always loved outdoor cooking. During the shutdown of 2020, I got my first smoker and started a YouTube channel after I fell in love with the process of smoking meats. Thus, the Holy Smokes BBQ Channel was born! Go here if you want to submit your YouTube Channel to be a potential guest on the podcast.  Support the show on Patreon here for day-to-day interaction with myself and the community on discord. For Question of the week responses, find me on Twitter @DustyPorterYT and let me know your answer for a chance to be featured on next week's episode! Connect With Jon Here: YouTube Channel /// Instagram TubeBuddy – A tool that makes your YouTube Life EASIER and Helps grow your channel. CLICK HERE for a FREE 30-DAY TRIAL. Links Discussed In This Episode Fiverr – Hire the right people for the jobs you need to make your YouTube life and workflow easier! Bluehost – If you need a website use this link to get a Free Domain Name and a great deal on hosting

Today's guest is Glen Powell, a dear friend of mine and an actor most recently known for his role in Top Gun: Maverick. There's something magic about movies, and it's great to hear from someone who takes his role seriously and knows the power he holds. Glen shares the story of how he got into acting, the transformative power of storytelling and dedicating yourself to your craft, the amazing privilege of walking in someone else's shoes, the complexity of making a movie, and how to take action while divorcing yourself from the reaction to it. Resources: Instagram: @glenpowell Join Wisdom Health today and get your first 2 months for free at wisdomhealth.co/shamand or use code SHAMAND at checkout Check out animamundiherbals.com and use code SHAMANDUREK for 15% off your first order Advertisers + Sponsors: Shaman School: shamandurek.com/the-shaman-school Lit Verified Store: shamandurek.com/lit-verified-shop Healing Temple: shamandurek.com/the-healing-temple Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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