Podcasts about why i became

I started the Your Personal Brand podcast in June of 2020. I'm amazed how quickly it got the charts as a top 100 podcast on the marketing niche! In this post I'm sharing the top 5 podcast episodes of 2020. These are the most downloaded of the first 59 episodes I've released. #5 - Episode 34: Social Media Tips from SupermanThis episode was published shortly after the Brand Hero Summit. Superman was the topic of one or two discussions in the Marketing Your Personal Brand Challenge that I led in September after the Summit, so it just made it's way into ta full podcast episode! #4 - Episode #25: Interview with Personal Brand Strategist Kayla StartaI met Kayla at a networking event in Pittsburgh. She was one of the first people to agree to be part of the Summit, and she's an amazingly talented young woman. She can help you grow your business - no doubt about it. It's no surprise her interview is one of the top episodes!#3 - Episode 36: Branding vs. Marketing When I looked at the numbers, I was surprised this one did so well! In fact, the October episodes in general did well. These were some of the first episodes after a brainstorming session, so I'm glad they have been well received. Looks like it's time for another session of ideating topics! #2 - Episode 5: Interview with Heidi Hapanowicz This is one of the launch episodes, and Heidi is in my opinion the top personal brand photogs in the world. I always enjoy my discussions with her, and this episode has a lot of great branding tips. #1 - Episode 1: Why I Became a Personal Brand Photographer I'm not sure if I should be happy this is #1 or not! It was recorded as part of the intro series to the podcast, but it is the top episode by a large margin - almost 50% more downloads than the second most popular episode. Hopefully people don't listen to it and then decide not to listen to the rest! Other popular episodes: After the top 5, it seems as though half the remaining episodes are within a couple downloads, including many of the most recent episodes. This also makes sense, as the podcast tends to pick up more new listeners each month. I think it will be interesting to see what the top 5 looks like a year from now! So those are the most downloaded episodes of Your Personal Brand! What's your favorite episode? Or, maybe there's a topic you wish I would cover? Reach out and let me know!

Why I Became a Filmmaker.What drives us to make movies?Almost 10 years ago I had a blog and wrote a ton of filmmaking posts. I was going through them for some youtube ideas and came across this one about why I chose to make movies for a living. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thejhorton)

In episode 33 of Pixel x Pixel, Marcus is still working his way through Bokuten – Why I Became an Angel, Anne finds the time to work on an academic paper on superheroes and write a new Chic Pixel post, and there are a slew of upcoming otome game releases to be excited about! 16:30… Read More The post Pixel x Pixel Episode 33 appeared first on Chic Pixel.

Speakers: Amir Whitaker - Policy Attorney, ACLU of Southern California Daiquiri Steele - ABA YLD Assembly Speaker Moderator: Abre’ Conner - Staff Attorney, ACLU Foundation of Northern California In partnership with the ABA YLD Public Education Committee, this talk highlights the steps you can take to file an education-based complaint, the challenges you might run into, and other tips you need to be successful in ensuring justice for all students.This talk was originally recorded on Wednesday, August 14, 2019. If you’d like to know more about Abre’ Conner’s work, read her piece, Why I Became a Civil Rights Attorney at https://www.americanbar.org/groups/young_lawyers/publications/after-the-bar/professional-life/why-i-became-a-civil-rights-attorney/.

Today's Topics: 1] Luke 7:1-10 Not even in Israel have I found such faith. 2] Celebrating a Staunch Anti-Communist on the 100th Anniversary of American Communism https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/celebrating-a-staunch-anti-communist-on-the-100thanniversary-of-american-communism 3] John Paul II Institute: Pro-Contraception Priest Teaching Life - https://www.churchmilitant.com/news/article/contraception-prof-at-john-paul-ii-institute 4] Oregon Archbishop Uses 1962 Latin Rite to Baptize Youngest Baby of 12: “I Was Reminded of Why I Became a Priest” https://churchpop.com/2019/05/24/oregon-archbishop-baptizes-baby-of-12-children-using-1962-latin-rite-i-was-reminded-of-why-i-became-a-priest/

The afterglow of battle is a hell of a thing. Having dispatched Science Master Qeallar, the party looks inward to what they can do for themselves in their current surroundings. Tune in for surgery, man-chunks, idle hands, and boob acid. Let’s hit it and crit it. Follow us on all the things: @IWVTcast Email us … Continue reading IWVT Ep. 98 – This is Why I Became a Doctor

Why I Became the Sexual HARASSMENT Guru

This episode is a supplement to the guest editorial, “Why I Became a Nurse Activist,” authored by Ms. Robin Cogan and published in the March April 2018 issue of Nursing Economic$. In this episode, Ms. Cogan speaks of her family’s experience with gun violence. She provides a powerful message about the impact of gun violence in our schools, how the ongoing threat weighs on kids in the United States, the traumatic effect it has when a mass school shooting hits close to home, and what nurses can do to help put a stop to it.Robin Cogan is a School Nurse in the Camden School District in New Jersey and Adjunct Faculty, Rutgers University School of Nursing, in Camden, New Jersey.Randelle Sasa is an Assistant Professor of Nursing at Queensborough Community College of the City University of New York, and a Ph.D. doctoral nursing candidate at The Graduate Center of the City of New York.© Jannetti Publications, Inc.All rights reserved. No portion of this podcast may be used without written permission.For archived episodes of this podcast and to learn more about Nursing Economic$, visit the journal’s website at http://www.nursingeconomics.netVoiceover intro/outro by:Carol Fordhttps://www.carolmford.com/Music selection:Scott_Holmes — "Think Big"http://www.scottholmesmusic.com

June 7, 2017Former State Senator Elbert Guillory of "Elbert Guillory's America (https://elbertguillorysamerica.com) " talks "The Racial Wealth Gap"; PLUS: 5 Minutes of Personal Finance: Stores and Restaurants that Give You Free Stuff on Your Birthday!Originally elected as a Democrat, Guillory made national news by switching to the Republican Party in June of 2013. In a video statement titled "Why I Became a Republican", Guillory famously articulated why he had chose to "escape the Government Plantation and the Party of Disappointment" and join the party of Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. Co Authored the book: “The New Government Plantation: A Cynical Plan to Take Over America” by Ed Mattson and LA Senator Elbert GuillorySpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/sackheadsradio/former-state-senator-elbert-guillory-of-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MoneyTalkwithMelanie/SHR Media TV: http://sackheads.blogspot.com/p/shr-tv.htmlHigh Plains Pundit TV: http://hpptv.highplainspundit.com/2017/06/moneytalk-with-melanie-for-june-7-2017.html

June 7, 2017Former State Senator Elbert Guillory of "Elbert Guillory's America (https://elbertguillorysamerica.com) " talks "The Racial Wealth Gap"; PLUS: 5 Minutes of Personal Finance: Stores and Restaurants that Give You Free Stuff on Your Birthday!Originally elected as a Democrat, Guillory made national news by switching to the Republican Party in June of 2013. In a video statement titled "Why I Became a Republican", Guillory famously articulated why he had chose to "escape the Government Plantation and the Party of Disappointment" and join the party of Harriet Tubman and Frederick Douglass. Co Authored the book: “The New Government Plantation: A Cynical Plan to Take Over America” by Ed Mattson and LA Senator Elbert GuillorySpreaker: https://www.spreaker.com/user/sackheadsradio/former-state-senator-elbert-guillory-of-Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MoneyTalkwithMelanie/SHR Media TV: http://sackheads.blogspot.com/p/shr-tv.htmlHigh Plains Pundit TV: http://hpptv.highplainspundit.com/2017/06/moneytalk-with-melanie-for-june-7-2017.html

I’ve been receiving a number of questions as to why I became a Certified Eating Psychology Coach and Practitioner. It made sense to answer this as a podcast and provide a transcript on my blog. Either way, I hope you find value. Read More The post 010 – Why I Became a Certified Eating Psychology Coach & Practitioner appeared first on AHHH Lifestyle.

John Loftus was an evangelical minister.  He has several degrees in Christian apologetics.  He pastored churches and taught at Christian colleges.  Then he left it all.   He has written a dozen books with titles such as Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects Christianity and The Outsider Test for Faith: How to Know Which Religion Is True.  His latest book is How to Defend the Christian Faith:  Advice from An Atheist.  He cuts through the mischaracterizations, special pleading and outright lies of Christian apologists.  He blogs at Debunking Christianity.

John W. Loftus should be a Christian. He attended and graduated from Great Lakes Christian College, Lincoln Christian University, and Trinity Evangelical Divinity School where he learned under apologist William Lane Craig. But he’s spent the last several years debunking the faith. His books include Why I Rejected Christianity, Why I Became an Atheist, and The Outsider Test for Faith. His latest book is strangely called How to Defend the Christian Faith. I spoke with John about the worst argument Christian apologists use, how learning the Bible caused him to leave the faith, and whether rejecting Christianity is the same thing as becoming an atheist.

Not only is Roni Selig one of my favorite people, she is one busy woman, so I am honored that she carved out some quality time to sit down with me and do the podcast in the midst of her immersive (to put it mildly) work schedule at CNN, where she has the heady title of Director of the CNN Medical, Health & Wellness Unit in CNN's New York City headquarters high above Columbus Circle.In certain respects, I suppose this makes her Sanjay Gupta's boss — heavy, right? To provide some perspective, we were meant to conduct this interview about a month ago. But as we sat in her office catching up prior to potting the mics, the Boston Marathon bombing occurred, and I had the rare opportunity to watch her — and her team at the world's leading 24-hour international news network — jump into action to begin covering the unbelievably tragic events as they unfolded in real time. It was impressive. But needless to say, the horrible events of that day prevented the podcast from happening. Lucky for me, I was back in NYC a month later. No crazy breaking news that day, so we got it done.Compelling is the fact that despite the time constraints and pressures of her incredibly demanding job — amplified by her busy personal life as a wife and mother — Roni still manages to find the time to pursue her passion — triathlon – and pursue it well.We get into all aspects of her professional life — behind the scenes at CNN Health; plus how she balances her personal life to train and compete as a high level age group endurance athlete, and her passion for CNN Fit Nation — a program she oversees that involves a small group of civilians (hand selected annually from submissions) facing personal challenges committed to completing their first triathlon under the mentorship of CNN.All said, Roni is a delight and an inspiration. I hope you enjoy the interview as much as I (always) enjoy spending time with her.FINDING ULTRA PAPERBACK IN TIME FOR FATHER'S DAYHey – you gotta get dear old dad something for Father's Day, right? Well, I have just the thing. Finding Ultra* just hit bookstores and online retailers in paperback. And it's cheap – just $12.45 on Amazon*. What the heck, right? That's like a one cold pressed juice at Whole Foods; and will hopefully be even a bit more nourishing. Then tell a friend.As always, thank you for all the ongoing support. You guys are everything.SHOW NOTES* CNN Health – CNNHealth.com* “Why I Became a Triathlete” by Roni Selig for CNN* CNN Fit Nation – The 6-Pack!* Grand Fondo New York: Roni's Fundraising Page for Challenged Athletes Foundation* Roni on Twitter: @roniselig* Roni on Facebook*Disclosure: Books and products denoted with an asterisk are hyperlinked to an affiliate program. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

John W. Loftus earned M.A. and M.Div. degrees in theology and philosophy from Lincoln Christian Seminary under the guidance of Dr. James D. Strauss. He then attended Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, where he studied under Dr. William Lane Craig and received a Th.M. degree in philosophy of religion. Before leaving the church, he had ministries in Michigan, Illinois, and Indiana, and taught at several Christian colleges. Today he still teaches as an adjunct instructor in philosophy at Kellogg Community College and has an online blog devoted to "debunking Christianity." His new book is Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects Christianity. In this interview with D.J. Grothe, John Loftus discusses his background as an Evangelical Christian preacher and apologist and what led to his rejection of the faith, including both emotional loss and "lovelessness in the church," and also philosophical arguments and historical evidence that caused him to doubt. He critiques the Christian illusion of moral superiority. He challenges religion with what he calls the "outsider test." He explores whether logic and reason led to his atheism, or followed only after he adopted an atheistic point of view for emotional reasons. And he explains what he does believe in now that he no longer believes in Christianity or God, and the benefits he thinks this new worldview brings him.

Author of Why I Became an Atheist: A Former Preacher Rejects ChristianityJohn W. Loftus, a seminary-trained minister in the Restoration Movement of Churches, will talk about why, after earning a Master of Divinity degree and other theological degrees, he realized he could no longer believe in biblical claims. The hosts will also discuss the Freedom From Religion Foundation's newest lawsuit, filed this week in state court in Denver, suing Colorado Gov. Jim Ritter over his National Day of Prayer proclamations.