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On today's show, Eric Hunley explains how and why he got interested in podcasting, and reveals some of the methods to his unique interviewing style and process. GUEST OVERVIEW: Eric Hunley, host of the Unstructured Podcast, interviews people who change the world around them. These include body language experts, spies, law enforcement, lawyers, influencers and more. His unrelenting professionalism, detail orientated research, and smooth delivery as a host serves as an inspiration to many. New podcasters and seasoned professionals often seek out his knowledge and advice when it comes to the business of podcasting. https://www.erichunley.com/

Eric Hunley is forging his path in unstructured interview style podcasts, as the host of the Unstructured Podcast. Not surprisingly, his podcast formula is now being followed by many other fellow podcasters. The unstructured podcast traditionally has a gambit of unique podcast guests, that are sourced from all corners of the globe. Eric Hunley has created well over a hundred interview styled podcasts in less than nine months. His unrelenting professionalism, detail orientated research, and smooth delivery as a host serves as an inspiration to many. New podcasters and seasoned professionals often seek out his knowledge and advice when it comes to the business of podcasting. Eric's previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has helped cement his reputation as an educator. His position opened many doors for him and has begun to lead to further speaking opportunities. He often draws on his many years of experience as an athlete, marathon runner, coach and university lecturer. Eric Hunley is predominantly self-taught and he understands that his students have the ability to absorb any skill with the right kind of guidance. As such he is beginning to mentor new podcasters. Who are looking to get on the fast track so that they can successfully build their podcasting careers. Eric Hunley is married to Leslie Smail and happily living in Hampton, Virginia, USA   Find out more about Eric at: Website: https://www.erichunley.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erichunley Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hunleyeric Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunleyeric Twitter: https://twitter.com/hunleyeric TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunleyeric YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/erichunley Check out our YouTube Channel:Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes:https://www.jeremyryanslate.com/1114 You may watch the FULL Video Episode also via my Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/JeremyRyanSlate

Eric Hunley is forging his path in unstructured interview style podcasts, as the host of the Unstructured Podcast. Not surprisingly, his podcast formula is now being followed by many other fellow podcasters. The unstructured podcast traditionally has a gambit of unique podcast guests, that are sourced from all corners of the globe. Eric Hunley has created well over a hundred interview styled podcasts in less than nine months. His unrelenting professionalism, detail orientated research, and smooth delivery as a host serves as an inspiration to many. New podcasters and seasoned professionals often seek out his knowledge and advice when it comes to the business of podcasting. Eric's previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has helped cement his reputation as an educator. His position opened many doors for him and has begun to lead to further speaking opportunities. He often draws on his many years of experience as an athlete, marathon runner, coach and university lecturer. Eric Hunley is predominantly self-taught and he understands that his students have the ability to absorb any skill with the right kind of guidance. As such he is beginning to mentor new podcasters. Who are looking to get on the fast track so that they can successfully build their podcasting careers. Eric Hunley is married to Leslie Smail and happily living in Hampton, Virginia, USA   Find out more about Eric at: Website: https://www.erichunley.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/erichunley Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hunleyeric Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hunleyeric Twitter: https://twitter.com/hunleyeric TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@hunleyeric YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/erichunley Check out our YouTube Channel:Jeremyryanslatebiz See the Show Notes:https://www.jeremyryanslate.com/1114 You may watch the FULL Video Episode also via my Rumble channel: https://rumble.com/c/JeremyRyanSlate

About This Episode: Eric Hunley is the host of Unstructured and a self-titled YouTube channel where he interviews a wide variety of guests. These guests range from FBI agents, CIA officers, the real DEA agents featured in Narcos to body language experts, YouTube legal stars and more. Find out more about Eric at: Unstructured Podcast -  https://unstructuredpod.com/unstructured-podcast/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2CIfFE1vjaMmSIl-xIWprA Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz Make Extraordinary a reality: jeremyryanslate.com/extraordinary See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/886 Sponsors: LinkedIn Jobs: Post your first job for free linkedin.com/cyol Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Unmasked: Inside Antifa's Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy" by Andy Ngo, about building real wealth. www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  

About This Episode: Eric Hunley is the host of Unstructured and a self-titled YouTube channel where he interviews a wide variety of guests. These guests range from FBI agents, CIA officers, the real DEA agents featured in Narcos to body language experts, YouTube legal stars and more. Find out more about Eric at: Unstructured Podcast -  https://unstructuredpod.com/unstructured-podcast/ Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2CIfFE1vjaMmSIl-xIWprA Check out our YouTube Channel: Jeremyryanslatebiz Make Extraordinary a reality: jeremyryanslate.com/extraordinary See the Show Notes: www.jeremyryanslate.com/886 Sponsors: LinkedIn Jobs: Post your first job for free linkedin.com/cyol Audible: Get a free 30 day free trial and 1 free audiobook from thousands of available books. Right now I'm reading "Unmasked: Inside Antifa's Radical Plan to Destroy Democracy" by Andy Ngo, about building real wealth. www.jeremyryanslate.com/book  

Episode 41: “Today on the show we have a story of a famed Podcaster Eric Hunley host of the Unstructured Podcast talk about how he lost his YouTube Channel, Yes YouTube pulled him off the air for talking about Bitcoin, with no explanation and almost cost him his livelihood. We have the prestige Cloud Service provider VirtualPBX COO, Lon Baker on the show for and interview to help explain why his company is the best for cloud services and it about something different then you might expect. We have our Top Stories in the first 5 minutes with a way to make money sharing information, Discord is for sale, and why Intel believes in America. We have a new doohickey called our TechTime Radio – NFT, and of course our Mike’s Mesmerizing moment brought to us by StoriCoffee.We get you the Technology news that people will be talking about in the coming weeks. "Welcome to TechTime Radio with Nathan Mumm, the show that makes you go "Hummmm" Technology news of the week for March 27th - April 2nd.--- [Top Stories in 5 Minutes]: Starts at 8:37Discord, the chatting app that's popular with video gamers, is reportedly for sale for about $10 billion. According to Bloomberg, Microsoft is one of the interested acquirersa.        https://tinyurl.com/k8usv6ajHow much is your data worth? A new company MyTiki.com is looking to change the powers buy providing you cash for your dataa.        https://mytiki.com/TechTimeIntel invests $20 billion in two Arizona factories, coming in 2023. a.        https://tinyurl.com/y2hxkch8--- [Technology Insider]: Starts at 20:02Today we are talking with an industry leader from Virtual PBX the private company founded in 1997 in San Jose. We have the Chief Operating Officer Lon Baker on the show and he explains what makes his company better than the other 50 plus companies in this space. You will be surprised at the secret sauce in the company "It is the People" and he explains why.--- [Ask the Expert]: Starts at 31:17What happens when your Streaming Service "YouTube" shuts you down midstream? Eric Hunley, host of the Unstructured Podcast https://unstructuredpod.com/ was intrigued by the idea of always having plenty of people to talk with and releases at least one podcast per week. Eric Hunley the host of the Unstructured podcast and a self-named YouTube channel will explain his story about his banning of his channel while on the air, talking about Bitcoin will make you gasp for air.--- [Mike's Mesmerizing Moment]: Starts at 53:07Technology program to mimic human behavior and makes decisions for us without understanding. --- [Pick of the Day]: Starts at 54:08Jameson Select Reserve Black Barrel Whiskey• $59.00 | 80 proof   • Nathan - Thumbs Up • Mike - Thumbs UpStoriCofee with TechTimeRadio StoriCoffee is a proud sponsor of Mike's Mesmerizing moments and of the TTR weekly giveaways. 180-Partners Your Copier Experts Today Want to save money on your copiers instead of paying monthly costs with no oversight ask for help.SMILE BRILLIANT - TEETH WHITENING “Changing the way people view whitening & oral care forever...”Save 15% When You Sign Up On VirtualPBX For less than $13 per user, setup your business line today by visit virtualpbx.com/podcast - today

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tfO_R9aLHA Eric Hunley of Unstructured Podcast comes onto Indie Pod Daily Show to talk with Super Joe Pardo about adding Youtube to your platform. Join the Super Circle today to turn your podcast into a business! http://superchargeyourpodcast.com Get more podcasting resources at http://www.indiepodcon.com Join our community today! http://www.indiepodcon.com/group

First off, I have to give tremendous thanks to Eric Hunley of the Unstructured Podcast for guest hosting this episode of the show.  Along with the other guest hosts we’ve seen over the past few weeks, Eric went out of his way to help with the show while I continued to nurse my voice.  That said, I honestly believe he was an even better host and interviewer than I would have been for this particular guest. But, I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t jealous. Larry Yatch is truly one of the most unique individuals on the planet!  As a 10 year commissioned officer in the Navy as an operator and leader in SEAL Team 3, Larry is a battle tested leader that has earned the respect of his peers as well as others that have had the honor  of working with him.Larry’s leadership did not end with his departure from the Teams.  He has also developed innovative team optimization strategies for executives and managers coupled with years of coaching high performing CEO’s.Larry is an exceptional speaker on a number of high performance related topics and the creator of Plan Sight Leadership & High Performing Team Software.  Some of the topics he covers are: The Navy SEAL System for Tactical Planning How to Increase Your Team’s Performance How to Modify & Influence Team Behavior SEAL Perseverance & Leadership Lessons for Business & Life Using the Secrets of the SEALs for Higher Producing Sales Teams You can learn more about Larry via social media on LinkedIn and Facebook and all of his corporate offerings can be found on his website at https://www.sealteamleadersbootcamp.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NRxtELO5ldc Super Joe Pardo sits down with Eric Hunley of the Unstructured Podcast to talk podcasting, interview and research skills.

Author, speaker, comic actor and Jones.Show host Randall Kenneth Jones brings his unique brand of creativity, infotainment & storytelling to a broad range of business, civic, and educational platforms. As a speaker, his unique material comes from his personal brain trust of 150+ celebrities, newsmakers and thought leaders who have taken a seat opposite him over the past eight years. These sometimes hysterical, always life-altering conversations are chronicled his book, “Show Me: Celebrities, Business Tycoons, Rock Stars, Journalists, Humanitarians, Attack Bunnies & More!” and featured on his popular podcast, Jones.Show.  Guest host Eric Hunley is the creator and host of the Unstructured Podcast where he interviews a WIDE variety of guests ranging including authors, composers, FBI agents, podcasters, filmmakers, and more. He also has launched the new show, Portmanteau, where he has fun with Frankenwords. Eric Hunley’s Social Media: Twitter: https://twitter.com/unstructuredp Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/unstructuredp/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/unstructuredp/ Website: https://unstructured.com Jones.Show’s Social Media: Join us in the Jones.Show Lounge on Facebook Twitter (Randy): https://twitter.com/randallkjones Instagram (Randy: https://www.instagram.com/randallkennethjones/ Facebook (Randy): https://www.facebook.com/mindzoo/ LinkedIn (Randy): https://www.linkedin.com/in/randallkennethjones/ Web:  RandallKennethJones.com Twitter (Susan): https://twitter.com/SiriouslySusan Instagram (Susan): https://www.instagram.com/siriouslysusan/ Facebook (Susan): https://www.facebook.com/siriouslysusan/ LinkedIn (Susan): https://www.linkedin.com/in/susan-bennett-8607312/ Web: SusanCBennett.com www.Jones.Show

Episode 100: To commemorate episode 100, Inspired Money has a guest host with me in the guest seat. Guest Biography A huge thank you to Jerod Morris, host of the podcasts Unemployable, The Assembly Call, and Podcast on the Brink. He is also a founding member of the team behind the THINKERS Notebook and THINKERS Manifesto. Today, he takes over as host of Inspired Money to interview yours truly, Andy Wang. Andy is a Managing Partner at Runnymede Capital Management and host of the Inspired Money Podcast, a show that ranks in Apple Podcasts top Business News charts. He has been named among the INVESTOPEDIA 100: Most Influential Advisors, Top 100 Most Social Financial Advisors by Brightscope, and has appeared on Reuters TV, The Huffington Post, Barron's, and Forbes. Andy is a co-founder of the Asian American Podcasters group where creatives, producers, hosts and editors can support one another, share and collaborate to amplify their voices and podcasts. Runnymede is a fee-only registered investment adviser (RIA) to companies, 401(k) plans, non-profits, and individuals. Andy is married, has three children, and can be periodically found performing Hawaiian guitar in the New York tri-state area. I am so glad that Jerod agreed to help me celebrate episode 100. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/100 Find more from our guest: runnymede.com inspiredmoney.fm andywangmusic.com facebook.com Twitter Instagram Youtube LinkedIn Mentioned in this episode: jerodmorris.com Jonny Nastor showrunner.fm assemblycall.com - IU basketball podcast and postgame show Chris Curran - Podcast Engineering School Happily Retired in Their 40s by Spending Less | Tim and Amy Rutherford Personal Finance with Comedy and Play on the Stacking Benjamins Podcast | Joe Saul-Sehy Growing the Unstructured Podcast with Eric Hunley Always Finding a Way Ahead with Wendy Glavin Inspired Living Everyday With a Disability | Win Charles Lessons from a Financial Coach and Millionaire Next Door | Rocky Lalvani Setting Small Goals to Achieve the Extraordinary | Colin O'Brady "Weird Al Yankovic" tour dates Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts.   Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

This is a great episode, with a great guy Eric Hunley, a fellow podcaster and host of Unstructured. He shares his learnings and insights from his guests—whose backgrounds range from FBI, military and law enforcement to entrepreneurs, authors, and thinkers.    The Unstructured Podcast Eric Hunley hosts the podcast Unstructured. Although he is well-known for his unstructured-style interview, he admits that he does a lot of research beforehand. Further, he leads the guest to a path by asking triggering questions.  “By triggering, it's not to get them upset per se. I wanna know what their passion is, what makes them tick, why they do certain things, I want them to be excited.” - Eric Hunley Crime and Investigation Podcast Guests Eric shares some very interesting (and disturbing for some) stories about his guests with a background in military and law enforcement. In particular, his upcoming guest is an ex-FBI agent. He used to handle bombs but then crossed over into the behavioral analysis unit, with a focus on sex crimes. “He’s gone into a bit about repressed memories and how things can be planted, and things of that sort and cognitive biases and persuasion and influence and things like that, that fits my interests.” - Eric Hunley on his guest at Unstructured Eric and Christopher shared their common interests with crime and investigation stories. Moreover, they agreed that people have a lurid fascination with monsters—whether fictional or real-life psychopath and serial killers. “There’s a Southern Californian Daycare, where 300 children were all molested inside tunnels under the schools. Its part of a satanic worship group.” Eric Hunley, as he recounts one of his guest’s stories in his podcast, Unstructured Dealing with Authors and Entrepreneurs Eric shares his experiences conversing with authors and entrepreneurs. He admits he has a hard time closing conversations, especially when the guest has a very interesting story.  Christopher shares in response to Eric, that there is a natural arc of conversations, even the sh*tty ones. “Sh*tty conversations are probably when one or both sides have an agenda. Were not into talking points. I am probably, ironically, a little more interviewing than you are, but still conversational.” -Eric Hunley Both also exchanged their preparation in dealing with authors and entrepreneurs, which is actually reading their books.  When you actually read the book, you can get an insight into their personality or the message, that is deeper. A lot of times they get blown away by insightful questions. If I can, I do get that stuff out early. When the guest knows you care or give a shit about then, then it becomes a conversation. -Eric Hunley To hear more about unstructured conversations and more relevant information from Eric, download and listen to the episode. BIO: “Eric Hunley is forging his path in unstructured interview-style podcasts, as the host of the Unstructured Podcast. It is no surprise that fellow podcasters follow this formula in podcasting. The unstructured podcast sources a gambit of unique podcast guests, who are based all around the globe. Eric Hunley has created well over a hundred interview styled podcasts in less than nine months. His unrelenting professionalism, detail orientated research, and smooth delivery as a host serves as an inspiration to many. New podcasters and seasoned professionals often seek out his knowledge and advice when it comes to the business of podcasting. Eric’s previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has helped cement his reputation as an educator. His position opened many doors for him and has begun to lead to further speaking opportunities. He often draws on his many years of experience as an athlete, marathon runner, coach, and university lecturer. Eric Hunley is predominantly self-taught and he understands that his students have the ability to absorb any skill with the right kind of guidance.

In this episode, we speak with Eric Hunley, the host of the Unstructured Podcast. He starts out by discussing the inspiration behind his podcast and the reasoning for his unique podcasting approach. Eric explains why he often brings in other people to assist him with interviewing guests and how he does not realize he is learning during each show. Then, Eric explains why he hates show notes and how he does not have time for everything because of his full-time job. Eric Hunley is forging his path in interview style podcasts as the host of the Unstructured Podcast. Not surprisingly, it is a formula that is now being followed by many other podcasters. Eric has created over 100 interview style podcasts in less than nine months, with a gambit of podcast guests sourced from all corners of the globe. New podcasters and seasoned professionals often seek out his knowledge and have begun following his unstructured direction.   Eric started out by being an expert listener. He listened to some expert podcasters like Joe Rogan and Adam Carolla but ended up getting bored. It took Eric over ten years to start a podcast by the time he decided he would begin one because he could not decide what topic would keep him interested. His idea was to create an idea pub; the requirement for guests were people who are really cool or who do something really cool. Eric goes against all the rules of podcasting and does not niche down. Initially, when Eric started out the show, it was all about his guests. He came to learn over time that it is not all about the guests, it is all about the audience. Eric can better serve the audience by bringing in experts. For instance, he brought in a third level black belt and invited his friend who is also a UFC fan to help with the interview. Another guest Eric had on the show is a medical intuitive, someone who is told by a spirit how to heal a patient. Being a skeptic, Eric brought in someone who grew up with alternative medicine and another person who is a hypnotist. Between all of these people, the conversation was informative and open-minded. In a recent interview, Eric talked with Super Joe Pardo, a well-known podcaster who charges his guests to be on the show. Also, he interviewed Christopher Lochhead, another podcaster who is against the idea of guests being charged. Eric facilitated a discussion about whether or not podcasters should be charging their guests or not. Eric is always learning and is not very disciplined on the takeaways from his show. He has not taken an active role in studying the content from his show, but he does learn material from his guests. The best interviews are when you can connect with the other person and make it feel more like a conversation rather than a formal interview.   LINKS MENTIONED: Unstructured Podcast Super Joe Pardo Legends and Losers John Lee Dumas Dr. Tyson Franklin Jordan Harbinger Never Split the Difference: Negotiating As If Your Life Depended On It Bluefishing: The Art of Making Things Happen    

Eric Hunley, host of the Unstructured Podcast, is forging his path in interview style podcasts. His show is followed by many other podcasters, including myself. He did over 100 interviews in less than nine months with guests from all corners of the globe, including Chris Voss (author of one of my fav books never split the difference) and Jordan Harbinger. His professionalism, detail to research, and smooth delivery as a host inspires many, again including myself, and a reliable indicator as to why not only new podcasters but also seasoned professionals are seeking his knowledge and direction. Eric’s previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has built his reputation as an educator. Drawing on his many years as an athlete, marathon runner, coach and university lecturer, Eric is now mentoring new podcasters who want to get a fast start on their podcasting careers. Eric is self-taught and understands that students can absorb any skill with the right guidance. He is continuously developing the systems and frameworks required to deliver a comprehensive interview podcast and fast-tracking the guest research process. He has published three books and is currently working on his fourth book, “Interview Podcasting: Find Your Voice and Increase Your Authority." Listen to Eric's podcast at https://www.unstructuredpod.com/.

Our Thoughts What this podcast was really missing was a better intro. “This is Unstructured.” It didn’t even give me the tagline “Dynamic Informal Conversations” or the host name. You had the curse of knowledge where you knew the guest and jumped write in, but never clued the audience in to who we were talking to.The introduction of the guest was, ““I read her first book a couple of years ago. I read her most recent book last year. This is Sharyl Attkisson.” There are other things the guest had on their resume that would've been very beneficial to the interview. She was a correspondent for CBS News from 1993-2014. Before joining CBS, Attkisson was an anchor and correspondent for CNN (1990-1993). From 1996-2001, in addition to her CBS News duties, Attkisson hosted a half-hour weekly medical news magazine on PBS entitled “HealthWeek. This would have made a better intro.For example, you stated, “you have an amazing past and a really wonderful history. It’s kind of a weird situation because I find you completely brave but at the same time I find it troubling that you’re having journalistic integrity as bravery.” I like the bold question. But we had no idea what you are talking about. If we had a better setup we might have. For Dave, he was preoccupied trying to figure out who this person was to the point that he was having a hard time listening to her answers. There was a really nice discussion on free speech in the middle of the interview. The questions were deep. It was clear he did his research. At the end, we talk about her lawsuit against the government and her podcast. Those sound like great topics. I wish we would have touched on those during the shows. The ending of the show was invisible. With no setup, you played two promos for other podcasts. With a better setup this might make more sense, but you also might consider coming up with a call to action to have people tell a friend and subscribe. If you want your audience to engage with you, you need to ask them to engage. The Website The website had a very clean look with a great contact page and social proof. Dave was curious why there was no “About” page. Also move the searchbox up (don't make people search for the search box) and move the RSS buttons down. Check out Unstructured www.unstructuredpod.com The post Unstructured Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed. Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Podcast Talent Coach Erik K. Johnson review the Unstructured Podcast. https://youtu.be/RgH0WlvL0Us

Our Thoughts What this podcast was really missing was a better intro. “This is Unstructured.” It didn't even give me the tagline “Dynamic Informal Conversations” or the host name. You had the curse of knowledge where you knew the guest and jumped write in, but never clued the audience in to who we were talking to.The introduction of the guest was, ““I read her first book a couple of years ago. I read her most recent book last year. This is Sharyl Attkisson.” There are other things the guest had on their resume that would've been very beneficial to the interview. She was a correspondent for CBS News from 1993-2014. Before joining CBS, Attkisson was an anchor and correspondent for CNN (1990-1993). From 1996-2001, in addition to her CBS News duties, Attkisson hosted a half-hour weekly medical news magazine on PBS entitled “HealthWeek. This would have made a better intro.For example, you stated, “you have an amazing past and a really wonderful history. It's kind of a weird situation because I find you completely brave but at the same time I find it troubling that you're having journalistic integrity as bravery.” I like the bold question. But we had no idea what you are talking about. If we had a better setup we might have. For Dave, he was preoccupied trying to figure out who this person was to the point that he was having a hard time listening to her answers. There was a really nice discussion on free speech in the middle of the interview. The questions were deep. It was clear he did his research. At the end, we talk about her lawsuit against the government and her podcast. Those sound like great topics. I wish we would have touched on those during the shows. The ending of the show was invisible. With no setup, you played two promos for other podcasts. With a better setup this might make more sense, but you also might consider coming up with a call to action to have people tell a friend and subscribe. If you want your audience to engage with you, you need to ask them to engage. The Website The website had a very clean look with a great contact page and social proof. Dave was curious why there was no “About” page. Also move the searchbox up (don't make people search for the search box) and move the RSS buttons down. Check out Unstructured https://www.unstructuredpod.com/ (www.unstructuredpod.com) The post http://podcastreviewshow.com/unstructured-podcast/ (Unstructured Podcast) appeared first on http://podcastreviewshow.com/ (Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed). Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Podcast Talent Coach Erik K. Johnson review the https://unstructuredpod.com/ (Unstructured Podcast.) https://youtu.be/RgH0WlvL0Us

Dave Jackson from the School of Podcasting and Podcast Talent Coach Erik K. Johnson review the Unstructured Podcast. The post Unstructured Podcast appeared first on Podcast Review Show - Get Your Podcast Reviewed.

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What do I do to get myself pumped to get back to doing what I love? I was off for a minute and now I'm back again. After talking with Eric from the Unstructured Podcast he suggested I should talk about this topic on this week's episode. I've really not enjoyed my time off because I have really wanted to get back to talking on the camera and not just plotting for my upcoming tv show. Sales Won't Save Your Business Book on Amazon MidAtlantic Podcast Conference Want help getting back in the saddle with loving your business? I have been working with business owners for over ten years and can help you design and implement the best plans to help you. Fill out the form below and I will reach out to you within 24 hours to schedule a call to find out learn more about you and your business' needs. Learn more about how I work with business owners. [sform]4[/sform] Episode 377

Eric Hunley Eric Hunley, the host of the Unstructured Podcast http://unstructuredpod.com/, is forging his path in interview style podcasts, which not surprisingly, is being followed by many other podcasters. He created over 100 interview style podcasts in less than nine months with guests from all corners of the globe. His professionalism, detail to research, and smooth delivery as a host is an inspiration to many, and a reliable indicator as to why not only new podcasters but also seasoned professionals are seeking his knowledge and direction. Eric’s previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has built his reputation as an educator and is opening many doors and speaking opportunities. Drawing on his many years as an athlete, marathon runner, coach and university lecturer, Eric is now mentoring new podcasters who want to get a fast start on their podcasting careers. Eric is self-taught and understands that students can absorb any skill with the right guidance. He is continuously developing the systems and frameworks required to deliver a comprehensive interview podcast and fast-tracking the guest research process. He has published three books, so far and is currently working on his fourth book, titled “Interview Podcasting: Find Your Voice and Increase Your Authority.” Eric is married to Leslie Smail and happily living in Hampton, Virginia.

It took Eric Hunley ten years to launch his show Unstructured, in which time he finished 4 marathons and one 50K. Today, he talks about podcasting, chasing your passion, and building community. Guest Biography Eric Hunley, the host of the Unstructured Podcast, is forging his path in interview style podcasts, which not surprisingly, is being followed by many other podcasters. He created over 100 interview style podcasts in less than nine months with guests from all corners of the globe. His professionalism, detail to research, and smooth delivery as a host is an inspiration to many, and a reliable indicator as to why not only new podcasters but also seasoned professionals are seeking his knowledge and direction. Eric’s previous experience as an instructor at the University of Arizona has built his reputation as an educator and is opening many doors and speaking opportunities. Drawing on his many years as an athlete, marathon runner, coach and university lecturer, Eric is now mentoring new podcasters who want to get a fast start on their podcasting careers. Eric is self-taught and understands that students can absorb any skill with the right guidance. He is continuously developing the systems and frameworks required to deliver a comprehensive interview podcast and fast-tracking the guest research process. He has published three books and is currently working on his fourth book, titled "Interview Podcasting: Find Your Voice and Increase Your Authority." Eric is married to Leslie Smail and happily living in Hampton, Virginia. Show notes: http://www.inspiredmoney.fm/081 In this episode, you will learn: Why it took 10 years to launch the Unstructured Podcast, and why Eric wants to grow it into something big. Who Eric studies to be a great interviewer. Learn the importance of cultivating relationships by helping and connecting people. Find more from our guest: www.unstructuredpod.com Facebook Twitter Pinterest YouTube Instagram LinkedIn Mentioned in this episode: Dr. Tyson E. Franklin Leo Laporte - TWiT John Gruber - Daring Fireball Mixed Mental Arts - Bryan Callen and Hunter Maats Jonathan Haidt (author) Malcolm Gladwell (author) Freakonomics Unregistered Podcast - Thaddeus Russell Chase Hughes Mark Bowden Larry King - Truth Be Told: Off the Record about Favorite Guests, Memorable Moments, Funniest Jokes, and a Half Century of Asking Questions Jordan Harbinger Joe Rogan Cal Fussman Win Charles James R. Fitzgerald James Fallon Jeffrey Hayzlett Yann Ilunga Tim Ferriss Runnymede Money Tip of the Week: Quality matters in investing. What Are Kerchunker Companies? 5 Reasons Why You Should Like Them Thanks for Listening! To share your thoughts: Leave a note in the comment section below. Share this show on Twitter or Facebook. Join us at the Inspired Money Makers groups at facebook and LinkedIn To help out the show: Leave an honest review on Apple Podcasts. Your ratings and reviews really help, and I read each one. Email me your address, and I'll mail you an autographed copy of Kimo West and Ken Emerson's CD, Slackers in Paradise. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts. Special thanks to Jim Kimo West for the music.

"Interviewing is like a date." Do you agree or disagree? This quote is from our guest today, Eric Hunley. The context is about interviewing people on your own podcast! I was intrigued by this idea and asked him for more details. Tune in to hear tips for getting never-before-heard stories and top interviews out of people by the questions you ask. This advice is relevant beyond podcast hosting too! Think how you can put it to work in networking situations, improving your copy, and Facebook live streaming! :) On this podcast, we talk about: - Get the research for speaking gigs DONE FOR YOU by Davide Di Giorgio and me! CopyThatPops.com/MoreSpeakingGigs - How Eric planned to make a podcast for 10 years and finally did - Unstructured Podcast -- launched 2018 - What inspired Eric to start his interview show - Advice to get booked on more podcasts (how to melt the host’s heart!) - The intense prep that Eric does to be ready for a great host interview - How to make a guest look great - Eric wrote books since 2003! [When self-publishing was taboo and looked down upon] - What is the problem with writing technology related books? Eric reveals his experience - What Eric believes “changed the world” more than anything else, including 9-11? - Working with publisher vs. self-publishing - The skill of interviewing - How is interviewing like a first date? - Chartable   Episode Shoutouts: - Shout out to Amy Lyle - Shout out to Larry Roberts - Chris Ducker & YouPreneur - Copywriting for Podcasters book - Shout out to Ronsley Vaz and We Are Podcast conference - Shout out to Tyson Franklin - Shout out to Estie Rand - Shout out to Jordan Harbinger - Shout out to James Fallon (studying brain scans to see psychopaths! *surprise*)   Eric's Books & Podcast Professional Web Design: Techniques and Templates (Internet Series) Web Design With Macromedia Studio MX 2004 Using Open Source Web Software with Windows Unstructured Podcast   Our Guest  Eric Hunley, the host of the Unstructured Podcast, is forging his path in interview style podcasts, which not surprisingly, is being followed by many other podcasters. He created over 100 interview style podcasts in less than nine months with guests from all corners of the globe. His professionalism, detail to research, and smooth delivery as a host is an inspiration to many, and a reliable indicator as to why not only new podcasters but also seasoned professionals are seeking his knowledge and direction. Eric's Highlights Former instructor at the University of Arizona Published 3 books are currently working on the fourth, "Interview Podcasting: Find Your Voice and Increase Your Authority.” Also the founder of Hampton Runner   Great Quotes “If you want to get on a [podcast] show, pay it forward.” - Eric Hunley “Show that [your podcast pitch] is customized. Show that you actually care. Show that you're in it to try and give value to the host too and not just to take, take, take.” - Laura Petersen  "When I interview somebody, I fall a little bit in love with them." - Eric Hunley "I listen to other interviews and I listen for those little things that were dropped." - Eric Hunley "Obsessively research and be ready to throw it all away." - Eric Hunley "When someone asks something super thoughtful, that you have approached before, you lose track of time and you're back into your own flow in the communication instead of just going through your rote responses that you do all the time." - Laura Petersen   Take Action Now! TRAINING on hitting Amazon bestseller [free] COMMUNITY of new and growing nonfiction authors! [free] GROUP COURSE: How to write a great book & hit bestseller! [not free ;)]   Read More Back at Copy That Pops copythatpops.com/166-get-never-before-heard-stories-from-your-interview-guests-with-eric-hunley

  Hello podpals! On this episode,  I am being joined by Eric Hunley of the Unstructured Podcast! Jen and Shannon were interviewed on his podcast at Podcast Movement 2018, and it was about time Jen returned the favor. You can check out Jen and Shannon's episode all about Podbean HERE. Podcasters will learn a lot of from this interview--including how Unstructured got to over 10,000 Facebook fans.    Eric's Podcasting Smarter Tips:  Eric is a fan of this podcast. Smart! :)  It tool Eric 10 yrs to launch because of imposter syndrome. Now he is about to publish his 100th episode in just 9 months.  He finds his guests in a variety of ways including facebook groups, previous guests, events, and reaching out to people he finds fascinating.  Although he has been lucky to bank episodes, he prefers to publish them as quickly as possible so that of his show is going in a direction that isn't working he can catch it sooner.  Eric uses Squadcast to record remote interviews and really likes the video feature that allows you to see your guest during the interview. It's a long game.  Eric does hours of research on each guest to ensure that his episodes are very high quality. Just because a podcast has a modest audience does not mean it is not a quality podcast.   Eric puts systems in place to save him time by always scheduling his social media posts at the same time so he maintains consistency in his podcast promotion.  Eric bought a Facebook ad which resulted in him having over 10,000 fans on Unstructured's Facebook page. He outlines the process. Although he ended up with an unengaged audience, he finds value in the vanity metric for attracting high quality guests.  Eric also has a Facebook group which has become not only a resource for great interview questions, but the members have become real friends.  Although Eric spends hours preparing, he does not provide guests with pre-interview questions because he wants an authentic conversation.  He uses social media to market his podcast, and has noticed some increased traction on LinkedIn. He also chooses his release time so that it reaches the most time zones at an ideal time for listening.  Guests don't always have professional headshots. Bummer.  He subscribes to a service called Dlvrtit to help him with the quality of his Twitter content to free up some of his time for engaging.  When you attend a podcast conference don't look to get anything out of it. Go into it thinking, "What can I give".  Eric is writing a book about how to be a great podcast interviewer! Stay tuned for that!    Eric's Theoretical Podcast About His Life: Pattern Recognition Eric's Fantasy Podcaster: Mark Twain   Follow Unstructured on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram! 

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