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Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"four episodes" Discussed on Effectively Wild: A FanGraphs Baseball Podcast
"And look, it's not a huge shock, right? When we talked about potential futures for Trevor Bauer on earlier episodes, we noted. If he wanted to continue pitching, he would probably pitch somewhere, right? In some international league that has given chances to many other players who were disgraced and drummed out of Major League Baseball, whether it's a Roberto Osuna or Addison Russell or Josh lukey or many others who were not offered spots on MLB teams anymore and went overseas and guys have gone to Mexico and Korea and Japan and it almost seems like from those leagues and countries perspective. It's like what you did overseas. It's just like almost forgotten. It's like it didn't happen here. So blank slate, I guess, and you can come play for us and if you do something bad on our shores, then we will cut you and get rid of you, but it's almost like some sort of, well, it didn't happen on this continent or in this country, then we will just welcome you in here. So I guess the good news is that Trevor Bauer is not pitching an MLB, right? Which was always a possibility. I mean, there was always some chance that especially as we got closer to opening day, that some team would just take a shot and say, we think he'll still be good and we won't have to live with the fallout from this for as long before the season starts. Well, that didn't happen. I'm sure he pursued all his options here and clearly the door was not open. So if you're just a fan of MLB, you will not be seeing Trevor Bauer and you will not be hearing about Trevor Bauer much anymore. Yeah, I'm glad that all 30 clubs sort of, I guess it would have been 29 because if the Dodgers hadn't wanted to let him go, they wouldn't have, but you know, I'm glad that there was sort of a holding of the line there. I do always feel weird when we have this collective sigh of relief like, oh, he's over there now. And it's like, well, that seems, you know, I don't know, it's like, what a terrible export. It feels like we should face sanctions. So, but yeah, I am relieved to not have to spend much more time thinking about that guy. I do know that there are a lot of players not in his same position, obviously, but we've seen particularly in the last couple of years guys come back. Who have a couple of good seasons in Japan or Korea and then find their way back onto a big league grocery, and I don't, you know, I can't speak to whatever strategy he might be employing here if that's part of the planner, the hope on his part to find his way back onto a big league crosser in the event that he pitches well. But I hope not. So I would like to be able to never talk about that guy again. Yeah, it may just be a short term. I want to pitch and this is the highest level league that will let me do it, or yeah, there might be a long game here. Who knows how he will pitch after the extended layoff that he has had. If he is still effective there, then yeah, I guess there's some risk that he could get sort of laundered through NPP in a way. Like if he stays out of trouble there and pitches well for a year or two, I guess you could have some MLB team decided well he's too good not to give him a chance and he paid his dues and he wandered in the wilderness for a while, not that NPP is the wilderness. It's a great league, but if that were to happen, then I guess that's the potential risk here. But he was always going to get a job somewhere, unfortunately. I think that was always going to happen. So now we know where it is. It's not here. All right, so we have a couple previews to get to, but we do want to just put a PSA out there. So we are looking for a theme song for effectively wild. Yeah. Which is not something we've ever really had, just a straight up theme song associated with the show. And we've decided that we would like one. Most podcasts do have one. And we would like your help. We have a lot of musically inclined listeners and listeners who are in bands or musical artists themselves. And in the past, we have done a stat blessed song exercise where listeners just made their own covers of the step west song and then for weeks or months we played those covers and there were some really incredible ones and people seemed to have fun with that. So we would like to do the same thing with a theme song like an intro song that we would play at the beginning of an episode. And maybe we'll have sort of like a battle of the bands style thing. If you make a theme song for effectively wild and it's a reasonably listenable. We did have some trepidation about how we should save this that we want everyone to know because it's like I don't want to you know people put time into making a thing you want to acknowledge it but also yeah if it will not make our audiences ears bleed somehow then we would like to play your intro song submission. So we will try to play just about everyone's we'll see how many we get, but we will I think ultimately pick one or maybe we will have a crowdsourced aspect to this and that will be a component and we'll collectively pick one. But we're hoping to do it this month by opening day by the end of March that would be great and we're looking for basically a minute of audio roughly give or take and say 30 seconds or so before the podcast comes in and then maybe 30 seconds that could play under us doing our intro. So it could be instrumental or it could just be something that you could quiet and it can be whatever you want. I think it should have some sort of lyrics of some kind. It should be identifiable as an effectively wowed intro song, although hopefully evergreen so that I don't know if we were to change something about the format of the show or do a new segment or retire an old segment or something that it wouldn't be immediately obsolete. I don't know. It can be any style. It can be any approach. We will leave it up to the creativity of our audience and then if we ultimately pick one to be our regular theme song, then there will be some kind of cash prize or licensing fee or some sort. We will purchase the song from you. I don't know exactly what the terms of that will be. We'll figure it out, but there will be something. So at least we will play your song and then if we pick one to be the permanent theme song, then we will work out something so that we can compensate you for that. Yeah. I just look forward to hearing all of the cool stuff that people come up with because we've said it many, many times. There are a lot of musically inclined people, as you mentioned, and just like so many different jobs and kinds of folks listen to the show. And so there tends to be a real range in terms of how people interpret prompts like that. And I look forward to hearing them. So yeah, all right. Well, have fun with it. And hopefully sometime in the next couple of weeks, we can get that sorted. By the end of the month, if you can send in your submissions and we will work through them that would be great and you can just email them to us at podcast at fan graphs dot com and let us know if you have any questions
ToddCast Podcast with Todd Starnes
Mike Johnson Criticizes FX Series ‘Little Demon’ for Satanic Imagery
"Oh, let's not even talk about that. My tigers had a terrible ending there. But that was not, as you point out, though, that was not the most shocking thing about the game. It was this trailer for this crazy cartoon build as a sitcom, this new animated feature by FX, which is owned by Disney, of course they own ABC as well. That's a network that was airing the game. And they chose to run this ad during the second quarter as a trailer for this. I mean, truly demonic. I mean, by design, a demonic sitcom cartoon, and I just was so, I was so disturbed by Todd, I just felt like people needed to know. So I made a little Facebook post and it started a furor. It's called little demon is the name of the show. And it involves, well, I'll just read this from the description. 13 years after being impregnated by Satan, a reluctant mother, Laura, and her Antichrist daughter, Chrissy, attempt to live an ordinary life in Delaware. I wonder if they know the bidens. But our constantly thwarted by monstrous forces, including Satan, who yearns for custody of his daughter's soul. It seems to me they're just trying to normalize paganism here, and that's exactly what the producer says was the intent of this cartoon. That was the goal. And they're not hiding it. I mean, they're saying the quiet parts out loud now. We've known this kind of stuff going on in popular culture and the media for years, but now it's just right there in your face. And that's not even the worst of it. I mean, if you read some of these online reviews about this program, they've already aired four episodes. It's just filled with quote unquote spectacularly gory sequences, it has lines in the programs like quote, let's go boil some babies while their heads are still soft. I mean, you know, it sounds like we're making this stuff up, but they are celebrating this. I mean,
Bloomberg Radio New York
"four episodes" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"You remember that Whatever it was And now today oh my goodness he would be a multi millionaire 20 times over Well one thinks about a Ken burns documentary It breathes and it goes in depth And this documentary I've watched three of the four episodes so far Takes him from the day he was born in grand avenue in Louisville Kentucky and then he loved boxing He did graduate from high school somebody didn't teachers didn't think he should be awarded a degree His principal says I believe in this guy he's going to be a success and so I'm going to award him his degree And then he went on and said she said he was a great marketer Michael Barr when he was fighting amateur fights and then became a professional he would go door to door knock on black doors of black people and white people come on down to the Louisville the boxing center on Saturday night Watch me fight The more people that showed up the bigger payday for cassius Marcellus clay that was his board name Went to the Olympics won a gold medal in 1960 and then beats sunny listed in 1964 and all of a sudden he went from cassius clay a guy who yapped an awful lot to one of the most popular and polarizing people on the face of the earth but he used his popularity to fight bigotry racism on fairness and injustice Everything that he had seen in experienced while he was growing up that there was a shot in this documentary about a carnival in town And it was only for white people and white kids And there's a shot of all the black little boys and girls clinging onto the chain link fence looking from the outside in is all the white children inside on the Ferris wheel and all the other amusements in the carnival in town And you know it really struck a chord that really defined the fabric of Muhammad Ali who he was and why he to the day he took his last breath fought for fairness and fought against injustice Yeah he became this global symbol of what he's different conflicts And he became bigger than himself Again I go back to the idea that I am by nature not a fan of watching boxing It's too violent It's too it's crushing the physicality involved but you see someone like Muhammad Ali and what he was trying to do what he was trying to communicate and it quickly becomes much bigger than boxing Well we're going to talk about other sports icons as well or iconic teams in this case We're going to talk about the 2012 Penn State football team Mike Nash and Michael maudi will be joining us there from the saving the roar documentary Mike Nash is the director and producer Michael matti a former Penn State football player and former Minnesota Vikings football player as well They'll tell us about why they embarked on this project together This is Bloomberg business of sports show on Bloomberg radio I'm scarlet fu with.
WGN Radio
"four episodes" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Protests afterwards. It might not be for you, but it is. It is wonderful filmmaking and and very, very Spike Lee E. It's probably the most Spike Lee Spike Lee film in years and who's carrying this? Where do we see it? This would be on HBO. But then, as with all things on HBO, it moves over to HBO. Max after 100 years on HBO. Gotcha and how How many different episodes are How long How many episodes are there are There are four episodes. They're two hours apiece, so each one is basically feature length and I've seen three of the four of them and it's they all pack a real punch. The You know, we're approaching the 20th anniversary of 9 11. And so you're we're going to get so many tributes, documentaries, and this is the first one that I've watched this suburb and I'm sure I'm gonna have to watch a few more because it's what I do. But this one was powerful and good enough that even though it hurt because you know there's just no way to watch that stuff without it Hurting, um It told the story in a way that was powerful. And human and interesting. In addition to just being tragic, it was it was good stuff. Yeah, absolutely. Well, thank you. Always great. Uh, Dan Feinberg. Thank you again for being with us here really improved anytime. Always a pleasure. You bet. Dan Feinberg, TV critic from the Hollywood Reporter. Here at 7 20. W G. N Coming up right after the nine o'clock news. It's time for what we call the Thursday threepeat. What is that, John? Well, it's a fun game is what it is. We take or I don't take. We have people who take Three songs, and there's some sort of relationship between them either. The content or the artist or something along those lines and usually Those little montage desire put together by my producer Tom Hush, but apparently The news department and Damon can know what apparently about it has decided in volunteered to contribute and that will be happening. But right now, the news is next from the northwestern medicine newsroom connect to wg.
Wisconsin's Morning News with Gene Mueller
Is Ed Asner in - 'Dug Days' Show on Disney Plus?
"Never died over the weekend. One of his final projects is set to rule out today. Doug Dead Squirrel. The Talking Dog done from up gets his own animated Pixar series, and he's not alone. Get out of my azaleas. Ed Asner is back as the voice of Carl and one of his last performances before his death. Sunday at the age of 91, But it's not his last I m D B list at least seven other projects. Asner filmed her voice that haven't come out yet. All four episodes of Doug Days are out today on Disney. Plus, you didn't dig you, Doug. I am Dog, Jason Nathan's and
News 96.5 WDBO
"four episodes" Discussed on News 96.5 WDBO
"Thing in the world to watch when you don't have a rooting interest, But, yeah, it's just a little bit of a tad stressful when it's your team ruined. I mean, I know the lightning. They'll have three chances here. That's the thing and that's the way the lighting fans going to look at, is like if you can't close it out. It be an all time failure would be one of the biggest failures at sports if they will find a way to close this out. All right, real quick. I don't want to geek out, but I got to ask. I know you haven't seen Episode five yet. But you have seen three through four spoilers. Spoiler. Have you not seen Loki Spoiler? Um, what is your take? I think it's the best of the Disney Plus series I've seen so far. Yeah, I would agree with that. And I think it sets up the most potentially, as we could move forward into face for, like, I think a lot that happened in low key is going to factor into doctor. Strange kind of the way. One division is one division is I still think Because I've seen the whole body of work. I'm not ready to put one division or low key over one division yet. I got to see them stick the landing, But I'm pretty confident after four episodes. I mean, Falcon Winter soldier wasn't bad, but it was super average. I think it best. I've definitely really enjoyed low key on the first episode was great. I really like the fourth episode as well. The fifth one just dropped today. I have not seen that yet. Full disclosure. So please do not spoil me with it. Um, but that's actually quite literally what I'm doing when I get out of here. I'm going home to eat dinner, and I'm going to watch Loki. Um I really hope they stick the landing. You haven't seen Episode five yet, Jerry, right? No. I'm going to see it tonight. Okay? Yeah. So you and I are on the same page. Um, tweet. US three was a little weird 12 and four isn't isn't own Wilson in that show. I don't know. I don't have Disney Plus, so I haven't watched Owen Wilson is in that show. It's great, like his character. Did you say Wow? No, he doesn't say what doesn't say. Wow, No, that's disappointing. They're not pandering that much. Wow, There's been a few little homages, uh, in the show, though. There's been definitely been some Easter eggs. Uh, I haven't seen any references to zoo lander yet. But there's been a few little things that they've put in the series. Oh, yeah, I mean, you know, they're looking for every little thing that they can there and like I said, the biggest thing with Loki, especially given how this ends we're gonna see we got two episodes left to CNN's and then black widow. Of course, coming out this weekend. That's a prequel, but we'll see how that ties into face for a little bit as well. Um, but nevertheless, I think Loki is really going to set up here as we start to get into the multiverse. And with time travel and things like that, I got to be honest. I hate time Travel as a plot device, but the fact that they made this work I feel pretty good about that. It doesn't seem like it's really that weird at all. But it's always a tough thing to do. And to make it flow well within the plot. I often feel like it could be a crutch sometimes, and it just feels like a lazy cop out. Thank you. Everybody loves this episode of Live local and loud. Appreciate you guys as always, I'm Kevin refused filling in for Rick Grenell Woods. He's Jerry Daniels. Jerry will be back tomorrow. Chase Bunker will be back in the building tomorrow. Go bolts. We'll see what happens with Game five could be a very celebratory show. Again catches every night from 7 to 9. Right here on W.
Krypton Report: The Supergirl Podcast
"four episodes" Discussed on Krypton Report: The Supergirl Podcast
"Brothers. Okay it's interesting. That tall tall edge here hasn't maybe or maybe he will. Now he knows. And it's also funny that worked for mortgage like privacy dirt on him but never found anything that maybe would have leaked more path just stunned. He doesn't talk doesn't appeal to jonathan or something he doesn't try to sway a son or take us on your father and your brother had these powers. I can give these powers to you. That's what i thought they were gonna do ask you know we still got four episodes but i just i just was thinking about that if you're gonna do these parallel type stories where you have these threads but if they don't that's cool too i definitely didn't see i definitely don't see that being a inc on i can give you these powers to i mean if anything on is the more composed of do the better the more honest of the brothers will. That's why would be interesting. He chooses john thinking that he can get through. Because john doesn't have powers and just wants to use him not because he really cares or wants to have powers or whatever but just to get it. Superman lois 'cause you know we you know we see him. His fortress out of is crystal and his father is just an absolute on. We're getting we're getting art. Looks like hold on hold on. I don't know it would never looked like james back. Brian hoyer is.
Astronomy Cast
"four episodes" Discussed on Astronomy Cast
"The thing that volcanoes good for is to entertain you as they destroy vast landscapes on earth. Aside from that what are the good for. Oh let me count the ways. Now i do want to say. I don't like it when the volcanoes take people and buildings out while i was amused to see. Fisher's opening up people's backyards. It was amused in a. I really hope they have good insurance kind of way. So i'm a fan of like the power of our planet's geology of humanity. Oh just be clear. You're not a super villain you're merely fan of the marvels of nature. Okay exactly so so. Volcanoes iceland is really the place to look to find some of the coolest examples of what they can do. first of all they just add land. The nation of iceland is straddling the mid atlantic rift. It is getting torn in half. It is also on top of hotspot and over the millennia as the island nation gets torn in half. You don't actually see a gap forming because all the volkan ism. There is just filling it in now. The other side of this is there are islands all around the world at hawaiian islands or one of the most noticeable where you have a chain of islands that on one end is all dead volcanoes. That are well weathered over time and a great place to go live and then you have as you move down the chain you have younger younger islands that are more and more mountainous more and more active and these islands which are still growing for the active ones have amazing land to farm and if you want a nation to grow well. This is a different way to do it right. I mean a lot of the volcanic islands like the hawaiians that you mentioned even just across the pacific. There's tons of these of these islands. They provide stopping off point for birds. That are migrating various creatures and as you said the land around a volcano is incredibly fertile. We've known this. Back since the greeks and the romans keep settling on mount edna right
Ask Me Another
"four episodes" Discussed on Ask Me Another
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Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"four episodes" Discussed on Open Loops: Conversations That Bend
"Hypnotist. You know the whole deal. I host this podcast open loops and here is a bonus episode of our time. Travel disclosure series podcast pegasus. Yes in a world where thoughts need to get disrupted challenged. Well let me challenge your beliefs again. Because i just did four episodes with angel debauche ago. You heard him all this week. He was a guy who was a part of project. Pegasus says which was the us. Teleportation and time travel project that started in the mid twentieth century and supposedly. It's defunct. that was until. I started doing a little more research. And i met this man who you're going to hear discussion with today. That is right. I have somebody that known only claims. He's a part of project. Pegasus too but Then it still happens to him on a regular basis. He is still jumping. Get ready for a much deeper dive into what project packages is today. Yes it's all coming up on. Open loops with greg bornstein conversations. That ben all.
Pop Culture Leftovers
"four episodes" Discussed on Pop Culture Leftovers
"I'm all i'm all caught up up. I'm through four episodes of solar opposite season two. I'm really enjoying it. Do you think we're going to get a solar opposite season. Three after the thomas ditch kind of. I feel like it's much easier to do so because it's animation it's just the voice actors who think that they could just like get rid of the character of terry and bring in somebody completely new. I mean i could. I could see them bringing over. Not necessarily an alternate reality terry but maybe just an alternate version or some late. They grow out there on lab store thing. Because you're you're half aren't yes. So how or even like in season one when they create that That little dude or whatever at the end of season one i wouldn't. I wouldn't be surprised if they do of mike that. So you bring in a new voice actor for terry and it's like the same person just a different voice when it be crazy if they brought in ben schwartz who you know well they schwartz. They did middle. Ditching schwartz on netflix. Dot com find out how loyal shortest his friend take his character. He's not very loyal right now because he like. If you go to his twitter. He's fucking taken thomas he's taken middle ditch and schwartz off the list of credits on twitter and it was there. Wow i'm disappointed. Because i had middle different sorts on my list because i fucking love ben shorts but then that thomas middle stuff came out. And i'm like all right. Missed the boat on that one on. Never see man from uncle. Now that middle distance schwartz fucking act was fucking brilliant. It really was and was and it just sucks. Because i love solar opposite so much that i don't i hate it when like something i love has like somebody that's like controversial involved in it because then you don't know the future of the series and it's like yeah middle ditch you kind of fuck this up for. Not you fucked up your life number one but number two like you kinda fucked it up for everybody. That's involved in this show. That has jobs on the show. The animators justin roland. Everybody who's involved in this show..
Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"four episodes" Discussed on Hyperbrole: A Comedy Advice Podcast
"Podcast stuff workout and and whatever elsom doing that's it that's really sad but sometimes i'll focus on one more than the other. Maybe i'll do four episodes of the podcast. So i got really edit but don't have any time for writing where if i dedicated a data writing. I might be able to get more done. So i'll experimented and report back to you on the next up that's really important. We eat and drink like you know. Like sodas really bad for you. This podcast brought to you by betsy. Okay but this was an absolute blast. So far we're not ending yet. It seemed like that. But we're going to get into the comedy vice portion. We're going to answer some questions. All this is when i crash and burn last time and you know what. I still get emails from google. My business from the grand canyon about new reviews about People losing their pants. Do you remember that. All at grand canyon. Yeah that's funny. Yeah anyway so before we get into the questions. We're going to get into an inspirational quote to jazz us up to be able to answer these questions. But before i get into mine do you have any inspirational quotes. That helped get you through those days. When you're not feeling motivated you know We talked about recovery. And there's a. There's a very common quote in the recovery program. One day at a time. And i live my life that way When i was younger person. I i suffered from a lot of depression and stuff and Bad thoughts and not to get too heavy but my.
Real Talk with Dana | Nutrition, Health
What is Conditional Food Neutrality?
"Month we talked about conditional food neutrality based on exercise and movement and this topic was really interesting because what we wanted to do was kind of set the stage a little bit about how we create these conditions around when it's okay for us to have neutrality. A lot of it's really based in in rooted in calories in calories out from a weight control standpoint and a weight loss standpoint that we've been that's been like ingrained in our minds over the years for such a long time and last month we really talked about. How do we combat those conditions. And how do we bring movement into our lives in a joyful way. That's not wait related. And not wait. Comb control related. So that's what we talked about last month and this month for taking a very similar concept around conditions and applying it to body image body neutrality which quite frankly you're listening to see might be thinking. Oh that's not a light topic and you're right so heavy topic. Were super excited. Bear with us. We have some awesome guests coming up this month and dana. And i wanted to do a little bit of a set the scene. Yes so when we're thinking about conditional food neutrality as applied to exercise and fitness as we talked about last month it what that looks like is basically i can eat what i want as long as i exercise or i can eat carbs as long as i'm going to exercise or i just have exercise or i don't have to feel as bad about eating this because i've exercised already which as you can tell from the last four episodes that we've done which we will lincoln. The show notes is really tight in like christina. Said to the calories in calories
TV Literate
"four episodes" Discussed on TV Literate
"I. It was weird. Because like the the girl she was he was describing. Astronomy student. Did not fit then. I would think more like she'd be in business school or business or management degree. Exactly like i wasn't kidding. Astronomy vibes from her. But hey whatever. I think it's just because it's what he knows because he's an astro physics and economics. That's double major. So he just wanted to flex his astro cosmos vibes. Okay lance bass anyway. That fucking wild. Yeah what a fucking twist i right. So he also says he's down to go into history as the biggest villain encircle history and it okay. I can see him like rampant it up like he and the first four episodes was just you know trying to be neutral trying to play friend. Everybody yeah but in the next four episodes he's gonna fuck shit up. Yeah we'll see. I don't know if he is the chance i feel like his game. Play kind of his backfired on him a little bit. But like everyone assumes that he is a dude playing the guys well okay so that alone isn't the worst. Yes harmless but like you're not. You're not fooling no one dude. Yeah okay so player. Number three is bryant. He's fucking hate bryant. He's he's yeah he's a breath worker. Breath work lived many lifetimes and had a spiritual awakening that led him to the circle. I guess and he's just no bad juju allowed kind in spread a lot of love and yeah he's just not not my type of person Reminds me of god. I think it was too hot to handle but you remember that guy looked like jesus who is new agey. yes yes. He's yeah i just hate. I am not a naturally optimistic person. I and i think being around people who are isn't necessarily a bad thing but it feels so forced was bryant that it's like i just don't buy it at all it's like it feels like if bryant. Let's in any negative thinking he's just gonna can spiral like yeah he's gonna lose it. That's not that's not. it's not healthy. It's not a healthy way to manage things. No that's like toxic. Positively like yes you can have bad negative feelings and still be like a healthy person exactly so our next person is lisa. Who is thirty one. A stay at home mom from the bronx people think. She's cocky and she playing her husband. Trevor as a single father because she decides that that is the way to get the votes. I loved this so much. I love this this like strategy. It's so good. Because i feel like she obviously knows her husband knows how would interact with people and can probably do that pretty genuinely and but it's still like it's just like nobody's going to everyone's going to be shocked when they find out and it's all my god i know she has been the best cashing i think so far i agree yeah i loved. I was when i heard this from the beginning also i love that. She did her profile in the section as left my hood for the best hood hashtag fatherhood. How yes. That is fucking brilliant brag honig so we. I had our first circle chat with the first four players which usually do I don't even remember most of what they were talking about in this because it was just kinda like hey but Bryant when he heard that jack slash..
Italian Wine Podcast
"four episodes" Discussed on Italian Wine Podcast
"Welcome to podcasts. Everybody my name is stevie kim. I'm here with professor atilla. Shane and this is the segment where we call it. Everybody needs to beat up shantha where we get to ask some very geeky questions to professor. Shane son and today's question is about volcanic soil. This is actually right allie. Because we've been talking about soils for the past four episodes and this is actually the fifth episode about talking about soils and i hope we are done because i'd love talking about seoul's but this is a bit much christine Data yemenis wall circe to to undo the swan leaper captured in some say that i mean. Say off your ladder. Manda kind of proof assertions quality sony. You finally progress unity. Venal when the unfunny being geeta gain on solo swales lozano marketed. Me laconic konica d'italia english. Let me say an english professor. Shane's we like to know the main volcanic wine production areas in italy. Until you're by the de la de the vini boaty in a territory orleans on the way provide reasonable canucks when answer f. mental at the under battler the charlotte county bizarre astronaut amid their specific quality. Sean johnson did you larry o. Debut their staff physico-chemical grammatical decontrol were conical info on the republic from june denison trial k. personal classifications showroom county. Cushy fishy is that she got these video. Donald evan conic. It will soon immortal. D.c elevator aimo aquatic which into into me unity and if the only motor you tend to milan a calico for christie typically mcconnell this lots of people ficus eh people depositi when they will come no producer. Lower liquid boy. Legally like a typical. My point event assaulted that. Cuando the afraid that if we did our original maturity motivation. You're not betty button back. Doorway avenue label seal trailing shuttle. Marina la lava keisha freed the them dame the organiser either typically. They can start korean not selena. My vitrolles avoid the mental la la mortally into a the materiality august of the initial be quickly status motor facial kimmy coming from seemingly notable to the it component fundamentally emeka inquirer soap anti monitor to go nakasone presenting quantify an intensity materiality the majority konica only five yakuza. Thought to kishida very familiar the dominated. Tony co ed. La speedily and convenient. Kata the master contain the toronto. Continuing correa enroll d log logoff data malti sheku iraq the in rosa ecuador woodland zia. They'll they'll be. There is on the stand out being of water. Green be able do file antique reasoning. The reason being that ma. Dementia materiality charitable. I don't know that are close. That the is out that i can show our able bodied sailor. I credit accounts it candidate. Golly ganic necessarily stance anti cuba censored been dog. Oh no ingram popped gamification party. Nimeiry when the desert or two of the ck the the bazaar talk or delay which the auditor council they call the ammo in good quality. Show of it. I'll be are more ila seaney the other senior lorraine sena is so. That's what i mean you like gone. They throw out of eighty gun. Milana ibm more e vini did the they call it the the they totally kosovo cupola fellowship the continuing that. That's our only take econ new ban the cabernet they call. Uganda mushkato gianluca enorthfield. Until they call the granny. Eco quest the daily paul escuza crews will get it s in ghana. Casanova difficulty to admire it. I know sean. Direct explode through monterisi deposits of marine sedimentary. Hit comment that i will put it tell only entirely they call the ghani the show. Arctic bella deegan said they did a component calcutta moreno's obviously it's a component logic. Windy rainy solo motor facial. See she got off. Komo prevalent would garnish seatbelt. Or mikkola component equitorial element of meteorology quitting critic. Well because the media. Ron tammy tara la said he can kill entity to yes to that quicker. Means they call the delay. Let me out. Pop intake neck area trolley. Very political tool zona care vizzini. Push me into.
REALITY OF REALITY
"four episodes" Discussed on REALITY OF REALITY
"You know they did have him represented through his own words with regard to dylan as well. They did but it it. They certainly had a two year point. Point of view heading into this. And i it in many ways i think they used his words than swat them down and again what they would say and have said is. That's because the other story has not been fully told and they they believe the credibility of the other of the other side. I think that's true. And i also think i'm actually We know full disclosure to the audience. You and i have not talked about us. 'cause i wanted to for the podcast but you did kind of give me like a headline on the way over and i have to say you know a spoiler alert like you're not one hundred percent convinced that you know the dylan of abuse happened. I have to say. I was shocked seeing that. Because i i when i after i inhaled the first four episodes i thought there is no way that you can wash your not think that oh into be clear to so we just it that we were texting before and i said because we got into it i don't i don't dismiss dylan's credibility i don't i think there is some fog though in the in the entire story on the the whole and i don't so i don't think i don't think dylan is lying. I don't to be to be really clear. What i can't tell and it wasn't dealt with his there are certain seeming contradictions of fact and again depending on on sort of this this kind of emblematic of our times. Right where we're debating facts. Which is which is odd. But certain things. I just don't know more. That was yeah that i just don't know more about that. I would want cleared up and i don't i think that again. I think that this film swats away the idea that it streamlines and simplifies presupposing. That everything necessarily is true and i think there complexities to like for example the even in the end the parental alienation flake. There's a lot of statistics there that don't necessarily apply to certain cases so there's a lot of again is is covered very quickly and purposefully and in surface of a of a conclusion. So that's that's what i would say. I do not for a minute though to be really clear. I think they'll sincerely believes what she is. What she's saying. I i don't i don't think that you can cast out on her credibility and i did read some resources that challenged her personally. And i don't think that's okay. Don't think this is clearly. She's tormented by this. And this is defined impacted her life in the most insensitive of ways. I just think the you're hearing the rest of it is. You're hearing mia farrow side to everything. Okay but having said that what the doctor does really well. In my opinion is present evidence and witnesses. Like let's go get into the abuse of. Let's leave suny for a moment because that's really a whole other piece. But i do think it actually is related..
Brands On Brands On Brands
"four episodes" Discussed on Brands On Brands On Brands
"Today you're prepping four episodes. And i'm like what the heck am i gonna talk about in four episodes. I have my idea bank. So i never run out of ideas. Yeah i love that. I appreciate the very specific examples to. Because i think when we hear some of these ideas in passing i think we challenge them in our minds. It's a barrier for us to not do them. There's a lot of things we don't want to do in. There's fear there too. I think self analysis is scary. Like i don't wanna look at my week hour by hour and say this is what i did today. And you'd have for weeks. I might be afraid of them. Gonna find to be honest. Yeah but what's going to get us past that fear. I think what's Let's hear about what the advantages are. Is it just furious at stopping us. It's something else i do think. There's a lot of fear involved in. Not i guess like for familiarization purposes like what got. You here won't get you there so like cool if you're afraid to look at how you're actually spending your time but not cool when you think about it in terms of like if you don't change something you're not gonna get better at time management. You're not going to get better at podcasting. You're not going to get better at running your business creating your brand creating content and like i get it i'm not trying to diminish or make it sound like it's all super easy. This is mindset work that we need to be doing. All the time like the impostor syndrome is so real. There's actually a whole thing on like fear of success too. I think some people are like afraid of judgment. Like what if my podcast does blow up then like my friends and family are people are gonna think i'm a sell out or you know there's any number of things that we get in our head and that's just imposter syndrome and everybody experiences it and again. It's constant work on like quieting not voice proving to yourself that that's just like crazy. Talk not crazy talk but you know a lot of the things that we fabricate. They're not actually real but we will use the confirmation bias to go find things to support these ridiculous claims that like you know if we find out how we're spending our time and we improve it like how could that possibly be a bad thing. You don't need to be ashamed of what you find or get down on yourself for how you've been running or managing things for the past few months. You need to celebrate the fact that now you get to change it that now you have the knowledge the mindset and the wisdom and the discipline and a passion to do better and to get better like that's what we should be focusing on smiling so this is someone who's definitely making productivity sexy passion behind you talking about being productive stands out and i've listened to your show the ditch busy podcast and you guys haven't had a chance to check out ditch.
Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast
"four episodes" Discussed on Next Stop Everywhere: The Doctor Who Podcast
"Yeah but it just it back and forth is like is the doctor 'cause mixed in with the whole trial thing and the doctor's like at certain points he's like i have no memory of this. This is not how this happened. There's no way this could have happened this way. And of course the value out is like. Oh no this absolutely had to happen. Because the matrix can't be tampered with the fourche at weighing a lot going on basically. There's a lot going on here. So just you have a you. What you your. What are your general reaction to this one. So i have questions i will wait till we get the topics right fire. Well yeah But there is a lot going on. I i'm glad to hear our Rachel are learned. Guest companion sake convoluted. Because i was thinking like okay. Am i just not you know. Because i i've often said you have to be in the mood to watch doctor who classic who because it's different. It's a different kind of storytelling than modern and And i certainly enjoyed the series. I mean i enjoy the four episodes. But i just have a lot of questions and I think i'll get to get to the topics but overall You know it was good. Now what's funny is you know i'm linden is going to the bedroom She's like okay. I'm gonna shower. She'd come back from her workout and mike. Okay i'll i'm gonna watch doctor who to get out. And she's like with the the scenes at the planet with the kind of black and white kind of thing you know like the planet weird look like. That looks really strange. I'm like well. It's that kind of color tinted. Yes exactly somebody took the tint level on the television. Turn it all the way. Yes yes so. I thought that was kind of funny. She was like wow so anyway I'm really looking forward to talking to both of you about it. Okay and i want to give rachel props..
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"four episodes" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"Italy's prime minister has now resigned after a Cabinet meeting. The Italian prime minister Giuseppe Corn handed in his resignation to the head of state said a drama Perella contest decision came after he lost his absolute majority in the Senate when a junior partner, the Italian Viva party, headed by former Prime Minister Matteo Renzi, quit complaining about the government's handling of the corona virus crisis and economic recession. Naturally. Sabina Castle Franco, CBS News Roman New England bookkeeper who ran payroll for companies ranging from Maine to Cape Cod is expected to plead guilty to stealing more than a million dollars from those clients. Patricia Lindau is expected to pay restitution and could face prison time on federal charges. 51 to look at entertainment news. Now with Billy cost to at our sister station Kiss one away. Today marks the one year anniversary of Kobe Bryant's death. Kobe, his daughter, Jonah, and seven others killed in that helicopter crash. The anti SV is expected to release its final report on the crash early and next month. A new feature for the Apple Watch, allowing users now the exercise with their favorite celebrities, no joke. It's called Time to walk. Four episodes have already been launched. Users can take a walk and listen to celebrities, including Sean Mendez, NBA star Dream on Green And Dolly Parton and Demi Lovato will start a new NBC comedy she signed on to the show Hungry, which follows a group of friends who belonged to a food issues group, as they help each other, find love success, and by the way, the one thing in the refrigerator that will make it all better. And how about Darius Rucker picking up the tab for a restaurant for the people at an IHOP? In Mount Pleasant, South Carolina with the entertainment report. I'm Billy cost of the Matty Show on Kiss 108 looking for traffic reports breaking news and weather is so easy. Just listen to BZ. You punch it up right there on your car radio switched to the AM band.
Pop Culture Gamers
"four episodes" Discussed on Pop Culture Gamers
"I went. I was so satisfied by the get. It was found service. So i really enjoy comparing to that. I mean i'm still looking forward to the new series thin strange new worlds adam shell s section thirty one because the episode set up that the what about about an of not going to be any ball did not not at all. I really what we say. So i think i think strange new world will be a think a skinny linked to the original show to a certain degree as unto maui. Such a strong captain as well. But i think we're gonna say something in between time line so who knows but yeah yeah come on. I was actually i sat. And what did i what. I started watching star trek first contact right and she. She skated the In the drink sequence where you got that drew gun to design. Yeah but when. I was watching a sequence where you got the bow. Bogus fantastic come when they have the sequence where they're batting against the ball. H sleep fantastic and you know each just. Brilliant absolutely brilliant. And that's why. I used to love about star trek. But it's not like that. It's not but i'll tell you what i mean because ed this brilliant in that when i i i haven't seen the rest of the other sharia and you might be wrong by saying but but it's again it's bringing up. Okay pay stu news out. Stop in new stuff. I would say that my biggest problem with picard was the fact that they spent a lot of time safe up but it's almost like someone said drought a day. What said right surpased. You've got twenty four episodes to do season one of picart at the start it off right in film it. It the got to like ten weeks said the shape and said you've got a rapid open a few episodes that that to be felt like what happened. That said we're going to do a half as we're not doing the full season That's why i that's what was the biggest letdown in the car. i would happier with more slow step episodes. Go up to like You know the finale but it just felt rushed in the last three or four episodes. I'd write patel the right care. It was all slow past. It was relatively speaking. It was sort of like..
Scuba Shack Radio
Sea Hunt - It's Still Alive: Point of No Return
"It's time for another installment of seahorn. It's still alive in this time. We're going to season four episode one titled point of no return and it premiered on january seventh nineteen sixty one sixty years ago. The episode starts out with a boat pulling up alongside coast guard cutter. The boat is dropping off a reporter. Dorothy may brooke. She is heard that. Mike nelson is on board and figures. There must be a big story. If he's involved. The captain of the cutter tells dotty that you'll have to wait three days to talk to mike. The research is about mike. Living and working out of the scuba sphere. A two hundred and fifty feet now. That was right at the beginning of the work. That the davy jacques cousteau and ed link. We're doing on underwater habitats so sea hunt was a little ahead of the game after dadi get some basic information from the three scientists on board the cutter. The scene shifts to mike underwater. He's in doubles swimming with a big bag of rocks. And he's going entire inside the scuba sere. The scuba sphere is small diving bell shaped habitat with liquid helium and oxygen tanks. Act out once. Mike is inside. He gets a call from the booth. Lieutenant totally tells him that a tropical storm is heading your way rather than hall him up. It seems that mike is going to ride it out so he strings up. His hammock gets ready for bed in gets into the sack and because he says he can't raid the refrigerator like he normally does. He settled for a bottle of liquid protein. Well you guessed it. The big storm hits and as the cutters tossed about so is the scuba sere. Suddenly one of the tanks cured to the side of the sphere breaks loose and crashes down on the hatch rendering it inoperable. Mike can't fix it and now they can't bring them up and properly decompress. The project engineer vic jennings says it will take a day to make a new hatch. Should they cut him loose. They try to get them off the bottom and ride it out but discovers fear is being dragged it gets caught on a coral formation. Two hundred fifty feet. Mike gears up with his doubles and he has some additional small tanks between the double cylinders. Not sure what they are. But there's copper tubing Spiraling up to the vows on his. Saunders looks like kind of like a still. Maybe it's helium. They never really say as his fear breaks free. Mike reid it along until the cable and telephone connections part and luckily to screw this. Fear settles when the bottom in an upright position. So mike can go back inside and he says that he needs to spend his second night in this chamber of ours. I gotta tell you mike wetsuit. Looks pretty beat up in this episode starting to peel or something like that will now. The storm has passed the cutter realizes that mike is no longer attached. They have a new door but now they have to find a habitat might goes outside and tries to inflate one of his marker. Booties but it won't work at eight atmospheres so he takes out a balloon. Blows it up a bit ties it off to a line and sends it up. Will you guessed it it bursts now. He reverts to filling up a pair of denim jeans tied off at the bottom. I remember this from my time in the navy where you could use your pants. As type of life preserver on. Mike sends the inflated pants to the surface they briefly mark the location before collapsing. But lieutenant totally thought he saw something so they stay in the area back inside scuba sphere. Mike says that he needs to conserve. Air and pray then. He remembers something from this cub scout. Days and concocts a plan to use his wetsuit. Top as a surface marker buoy. He goes back outside. Fills it up and shoots it to the surface and then ties it off to the scuba sphere dadi and or intently scanning surface suddenly dadi spots to wet suit top. Well the next thing we see. Is mike nelson signs wetsuit. Top two hundred and fifty feet dragging a new hatch cable and telephone line across the bottom. He fixes the hatch. Attach is the cable and splices in the telephone. It's cold wet work he says and he's ready to rejoin the human race. Might get back inside. He hits the hammock and sleeps through the hours of decompression. They have to bang on the sphere to wake him up once. Mike opens the hatch up. Pops dotty to give him a big hug. Mike says he must be in heaven. 'cause this is the angel he's been dreaming about what are the best of my knowledge. This is the only episode. That dadi mayfield was in. Although it appears that from the dialogue from lake that daddy was intent on marrying mike nelson or as as he puts it put a ring through his nose. Dorothy mayfield was played by the actress. Joyce meadows whether there wasn't a lot of diving in the point of no return but mike nails nelson was well ahead of the likes of george. Bon jacques cousteau and egg link in deep sea. Saturation habitation
The Mason Minute
Connecting (MM #3515)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation this week. I plan to tell you about my favorite new television show on NBC that airs Thursday night. Then of course 2 days ago, I get the noticed has been canceled already. The show is called connecting and it's a pandemic television show where it's shot theoretically using Zoom where all of the participants are in separate places and using Zoom type technology to stay connected. I really enjoyed the show. It only had four episodes before it was canceled and NBC at originally scheduled ate a lot of people think the show was scheduled just in case they couldn't start filming real t v shows. It was going to be a limited run and of course because she was covert specific there would be a limited interest in it. I'll tell you what it was a great show or at least I thought so critics weren't so kind. It was really a great tale of what we're going through right now and the last four episodes that were already Shabbat will be going up and ABC's peacock at some time this winter. I would highly recommend going at least checking it out maybe in hindsight ten years down the road people look back and say Here's a good glimpse into how covid-19.
The Mason Minute
Connecting (MM #3515)
"The Maison with Kevin Nation this week. I plan to tell you about my favorite new television show on NBC that airs Thursday night. Then of course 2 days ago, I get the noticed has been canceled already. The show is called connecting and it's a pandemic television show where it's shot theoretically using Zoom where all of the participants are in separate places and using Zoom type technology to stay connected. I really enjoyed the show. It only had four episodes before it was canceled and NBC at originally scheduled ate a lot of people think the show was scheduled just in case they couldn't start filming real t v shows. It was going to be a limited run and of course because she was covert specific there would be a limited interest in it. I'll tell you what it was a great show or at least I thought so critics weren't so kind. It was really a great tale of what we're going through right now and the last four episodes that were already Shabbat will be going up and ABC's peacock at some time this winter. I would highly recommend going at least checking it out maybe in hindsight ten years down the road people look back and say Here's a good glimpse into how covid-19.
Plant Strong
LIVE from the Esselstyn Farm
"Right. I am here. With my dad, this is this is fantastic and I want you to know that. You, think will now be the. The most prolific person on a plan strong podcast I think this will be your fourth episode episode that we've done together and the reason why I wanted to pull you aside and do something right now is because obviously we're at the farm. In upstate new. York. And we've got our big plants Doc, two thousand and twenty event coming up it'll be our ninth annual plants dock and I thought this would be an appropriate time for us to reflect on your childhood. Growing up here on the farm and how it impacted you as A. As a as a man growing up, and just you know what kind of let it flow and and see what happens but. Just for for starters. How long has this farm bending the S Allston family. Actually, was. My stepmother and you. In the nineteen, eighty, five or six. went to Albany. Police tricentennial. which is a farm that had been the same family for over three hundred years. So some some were of the order of sixteen seventy five. So the farmers got quite a tradition to it. To put it mildly I mean that's that's three hundred from my math is correct. That's. Three hundred and forty five years. Yeah we're moving on. And I think I've also heard that it's it's one of two. Two farms in the whole state of new. York, that had been owned and operated by the same family over three hundred years. which I mean. Incredible. Now, I want people to know. Before we dive into this that we're probably going to have some distractions, we've got like six six or seven grandchildren running around. And we're doing our best to kind of maintain order but. Of course of route twenty, three although it's Many yards from here often we'll have some heavy trucks and motorcycles give their little echo. Yeah. So bear with us. So when exactly did you and your your brothers and your sister and your parents moved the farm? Well, actually my dad although he spent a fair amount of time at the farm here growing up as well. His parents who lived at the farm also his father was a lawyer. Working in new. York, city so That Grew up in New York City when he went to He went to Yale and he went to. Medical School. Two years at Yale in the last two years at. Columbia. And then he began his practice of surgery in new. York. City we lived in Riverdale, which is suburb of. Of of New York City. Until I was seven years old and it it always been my father's dream. To come back in practice medicine up here. Using the farm as a home base. and. So it was in nineteen forty one in September that we moved from. New York City. To the farm. So nine, hundred, forty, one you were born in thirty three. So that makes you about eight years old I was seven because. I. Was about three avas eight three months after we moved up here. Okay. All right. and. What I mean so can you remember back? Coming from the city to the farm at. That's a pretty big adjustment. I would imagine. Yeah it was. It was. You know just seem to flow though I. Mean there was just. Nothing that was really difficult about it with a we were in sort of. A little. Local School Clark School. easy to make friends. And A state. School onto the eighth. Grade. And then Then attract began to get a little hotter my. Parents. Sent me to difficult academy. I was there for all four years. Thought deerfield was terrific. I really enjoyed. The friendships there? I love the athletics there. And fortunately, the academics there and they go to jail.
Entrepreneur on FIRE
Will the Coronavirus Create a Data Breach in Your Company? with Jodi Daniels
"Jody. What's up to fire nation and Shears at the interesting about yourself that most people don't know well how lo I am so delighted to be here with everyone and thank you for listening. So for the what I don't know I'm going to be. It'll be fun. So here we go. Does anybody have a map anybody? Maybe happen to know how to do this? I don't know if you can tell this is me. Pretending to know so little singing from my favorite Broadway show. Dear Evan. Hansen. Racing Beijing I will tell you this two, thousand, five, hundred, eighty, four episodes in. You're the first person to sing on the show I am just to the moon jody. Two different. So there. Is. Oil Is Enviro. Nation when we're talking about will this corona virus creates a data breach in your company and we've brought Jordan on the Mike. We've talked a lot about in the introduction, what we will be sharing throughout this episode. Bless just diving. There's a lot to get to a lot of really important stuff for you nation. So please take some notes. Notes, what are some clues jody to identify what a phishing email is? Yeah. There's there's a couple and you know just to make sure everyone knows what fishing is fishing and there's all kinds of other fancy words. It's now come to text messaging. It's like visiting and swishing and I don't know put a bunch of letters together and make it s shing. What happens is I'm impersonating it looks like I'm a real email, but in actuality I'm not I'm kind of spoofing another fancy word somebody else and. In the last couple months, it's been up three, hundred, fifty percent. It's a tremendous problem in. It's one of the easiest for a bad actor, a threat actor to try and take advantage of. So one of the very easiest places is to look at the the sender. It might say a name that you're familiar with, but you can look at the actual you are l. of or the email address of the sender in. You can tell like, CDC, Dot Gov Dot Org. There's no dot org at the end of DOT GOV or if it came from Amazon prime, it's not gonNA. Come from Amazon prime at comcast dot net. So you look at that particular one, and if the emails a little sketchy, you're not sure a highly advise you use the reading pain in most email providers to be able to look for some of these clues, some of the other ones. Ones are poor spelling or grammar. Most emails don't just say, dear, customer, they're gonNA say on. Dear, jody, they're going to personalize it. If you got just dear customer, there's probably a phishing email again, the U. R. L. and you can also look in the footer because they might change the logo. They might change the address. It doesn't look like the standard footer that you're used to getting. There might be attachment if you get attachments or links on these things, do not doubt open the email don't click the attachment. Don't click the link. That's how they get all the malware onto your computer, and the other big clue is going to be if there's an urgent need or threat like must act now open right away, call us within an hour something like that. Most. Places that are going to need urgent information are not going to do that. They're going to call you. They're going to other methods or they're going to say log into your account and they wouldn't even provide the appropriate link. They would just say go directly to our website and go do it. So those are going to be some of the really common places to be able to identify a phishing
Marketing Secrets
Stop Stepping To Your Vision
"Right but so. Most you know Rachel Pearson spoke at the last two hacking lives and she's made. She's also the Queen of Tiktok, and my daughter is her biggest fan, and anyway she's actually going to boise and my daughter so excited to talk with her, which is going to be so fun anyway, she. She, she walks me over a really cool question about you know taking things once airtime, and how you create your vision, and how you bypass things in all kind of stuff so I'm GonNa play her her part of Oxford right here, senior the question and then I'm GonNa. Come back, answer if someone called me out today, and and they were very spot on. They said I feel like you are taking the stairs. One step at a time when you are destined for greatness, so my question to you is. How did you create a vision? Did it fall into your lap? Did you read a book how you create a vision for your life in Your Business that? Keeps everything going. You know like the infinite game from Simon Sinek. Thank you so so so much. Okay, so I think it's a really good question, and it's interesting because. I think a lot of us. We get into this game and we don't really know what's possible where we're going or any of those things you know like. I didn't I didn't know what was happening. Today was possible by any stretch of the machinations. So I think sometimes you bypass your vision. In fact, it was kind of a really cool. What a really cool experience I was Remember we did. The final startup story was with mixer at this. In Utah called the drive, our comedy club and had JP sears. Come into roast me for an hour before we. We did the interview and it was so funny, but anyway at dinner I asked JP makes what's next few. What's what's the next plan? And he has smiled at me. He looks so content something that I've never been my wife and he was like It's like you know what he's like so far. Everything that's happened me surpassed wherever possible select some China just enjoy, and just like enjoy things as they. They. Come and be grateful for them. And I was like Oh my gosh. That is amazing like I need to learn that, so there's that piece of it right and he gets entrepreneur struggle with us, because because We're always looking, you know come back to my my last podcast, so talking about We're so tied into achievement achievement. She moved. Forget about the fulfillment side, so there's an apartment, the other side which I understand Moore's this goal of achieving and trying to take over the world and stuff like that and You Know I. Remember A- At the very I live in ever went to I remember I one thousand dollars to go to which is like the first step for me, my call so much money like stressed out and the speakers talking up people selling different things and and I remember. I can never Ford this thing for two grander, five, ten, grand, or all these different things kind of being like bummed out about it right and I. Remember Admits Kid and the kid was. Maybe a year, older Mir, maybe same age. I was like I was twenty two at the time he been twenty three or something but we are about the same age and and I saw the the presenters Solas Mash grouping route three signed up for it and I was like how did you? How are you for that like I can I can figure it out for that and he's like. Oh, he's like well. There's two ways to get. Get the top you can work your way, and you can buy your insights by my way I'm like well for sounds like this leap in thought I'd never have crossed my mind before my okay, it's pretty cool and then then it's more questions like well. How'd you four for this and he's like I'm actually in twelve masterminds. This time I was like what how did you do that? And he came back and said well what I did is that. What and He's like I. wanted to go these things, but I couldn't afford us as they found. People who kind of trained toss of to so I wanna go is mastermind. Groups obviously can be expensive for everyone to pay. For you for you know if you guys want to go, all this is going to be really expensive so if you're interested. I think if you pay me ten grand and I get. I don't know twenty people. Two hundred thousand dollars Algo. Join all of them and I'll come back until you cool stuff I learned and he got all these people are paying twenty grand. And he took the money, or whatever it was I don't know. And he joined all these mastermind groups, and he bought his way in, and he got up, and he built his company very very very very quickly and I thought that was just a strategic thing. You know I remember celebrity apprentice. Few Watch delivery apprentice in the past I three or four episodes, people do things that was like fundraisers. It was like Corey's money sleep while on the street and they're try. Lemonade always seems raise. Money wasn't tough. I don't know two or three seasons in when the dude from kiss. that. Yeah. Kiss Gene Simmons. GM's was on it and They do fundraising things out there trying to raise money that hustling and he just sat, there picked up his phone made a phone call and got a check from his buddies for half million dollars, and you destroyed everybody else out of the Moore. Looking at thinking, he's thinking in a different level and everybody else says the thought difference, right? Everyone's like like here's the task must do the thing. And they jumped up him. Trump except step-by-step. Whereas Gene Simmons came back and said Look I can do that or I. Can just do this and we'll jump you know a thousand steps past everyone else. And I think I remember watching have now and just like okay. I got started thinking more strategically. US think tactically which tactics are so important is how we get the thing done, but it takes stopping stepping back and looking at things more strategically of okay. Here's next step next up. You want to jump five or ten or twenty tears is not going to happen by you. Doing the next step is to stepping back and saying what's the next thing like what's the? What's the big the big domino? The next I don't know there's ways to phrase. It I'm not sure the best way but conceptually it's it stopping the tactics instead back strategically and thinking different right. Click funnels I'd so many amazing strategic conversations with friends and people The worldwide software company right, if you, if you at the expert, secrets book like we talked about movement and finding a future base 'cause and like all these things that weren't. They weren't tactically like. Here's the next step it. It's like how do we? How do we? We've these things into our culture right? How do we? H-. How do you do these things? They caused these incremental big shifts as opposed to just increasing your your your ads by ten, or you're just created another friend and offer it's like. Have you create things that have mass shifts? Mass changes things like that. I think it really comes back stepping back away from the tactical, which means getting out of the day today, which means taking a vacation, which is hard for us right or or doing strategy your team, and just they look for three days, and we're GONNA work. We're talking about like what's possible. It's a future. Where could we go you know not not with Nextstep, but like if what if we just destroyed these steps and had a whole new thing like what would that look like? And how do we get there and you pull it? Poor Gene Simmons instead of fundraising. You just pull out A. Just, you know, put your phone and call buddy in and get five hundred thousand dollars in five seconds. That's that's the power of it so I. Hope it helps the no, it's not a full answer. Hopefully gets the Wilson head-spinning. Everyone else's listening help that helps as well
Gaming Ride Home
‘The Sims’ Headed to TBS For Reality TV Competition Show
"A The sims reality show is on the way. The popular video game about simulating real life is getting a TV show adaptation within the television genre that is all about emulating real life. Geeta Jackson reported on the TV show for vice and wrote the Sims sparked is a reality competition show which will air on TBS starting July seventeenth, it's made in collaboration with Buzzfeed multi-player buzzfeed's video game, vertical and illeg Turner. Sports is east sports. Organization over the course of four episodes, contestants will compete for a one hundred thousand dollar prize by completing challenges that showcase their. Their creativity and storytelling in the Sims so the show tasks well-known Sims players streamers to compete against one another in various in game challenges like they might have two hours to create something in the Sims, and then they have to present to a panel of judges. According to the show's trailer, there will be tears personal revelations contestants who are in it to win it. And of course as I mentioned the Grand Prize of one hundred thousand dollars. It's a weird premise for a reality show, but it looks like it might work.
Vicki McKenna
Tina Fey requests "30 Rock" episodes with blackface be removed
"Tina fey revealing that the blackface episodes in thirty rock have been pulled from air NBC for the total of four episodes of the sitcom from streaming and syndication at the request of co creators Faye and Robert Carlock they issuing a statement apologizing for any pain the episodes have
Mark Mason
Tina Fey requests "30 Rock" episodes with blackface be removed
"Tina fey revealing that the blackface episodes and thirty rock have been pulled from air NBC for the total of four episodes of the sitcom from streaming and syndication at the request of co creators Faye and Robert Carlock they issuing a statement apologizing for any pain the episodes have
Inside Podcasting
How Ear Hustle Went From Winning a Contest to Becoming One of the Most Successful Podcasts of All-Time
"Hello and welcome to incite podcasting. The show in which creators discussed their craft. I'm your host Sky Pillsbury. You just heard the voices of visual artists. Nigel poor and former prison inmate Alan Woods. They are co host and Co creators of Ear Hustle which tells stories about daily life inside San Quentin prison. The show which came to life after winning a podcast competition was an immediate hit when it launched in two thousand fifteen the show got a ton of press won awards. It seemed to be the podcast that everyone I knew was talking about and then in two thousand eighteen. Something pretty incredible happened then. California Governor Jerry Brown Commuted Orleans prison sentence Brown credited Orleans work on the podcast as a significant factor in his decision after twenty one years earlier on walked out of San Quentin a free man since then early on and Nigel and the rest of the ear hustle team have continued to tell stories about life on the inside but they've also reinvented elements of the show's format and explored new narratives on the outside. I'm going play you a clip from season. Four of the show in it. You'll hear Nigel. An airline speaking with curtis a newly released inmate about something that's been on his mind ever since he got out of prison. So here's the million dollar question man. Are you still a virgin killing me? Why she turned away was GonNa Take Care of yes. I'm still a virgin. Sadly how many days have you been a probably close to seventy okay? So what I know. That guys insider very preoccupied. About how quickly guys are going to have sex when they get out. I am on the side of. What is the rush rush is at many of us like myself have been on the inside for twenty four years with out sex so now we come out. We think that we're going to run right into the arms of some beautiful woman was just happening. So you WANNA have sex. You could just have sex but are you looking for sex or relationship so to ask her problem. Tell us about that clip from a season. Four episode called. I want the fairytale which is about dating after prison. It's one of the many fascinating episode ear. Hustle has reported on from the
She Podcasts
Local Masks
"Hello Hello Welcome to sheep. I guess I am just a cup for many of you are watching or listening for the first time. That's me this. Is She podcast? Episode to sixty four with my co-host. Lc as Khobar and our producer. John Jim Ingo. How are you guys doing today? Not to ridicule any news whatsoever about anything at all. I mean podcasting but like other like personal stuff. Well Easter was exciting. I did a drive by dinner. How while because I went to my ex this house and then because I'm not going in because they go to work and everything they brought dinner out so the kind of we set like six feet apart and they talked and I had dinner and it was weird. It was really weird. Bonnie says it's a facebook privacy thing about stream yard. They can't see your name unless you grant them permission right and I guess people just don't do it right so no or do they want in that point. A lot of them don't wanted grant permission right so but see. This is a facebook private group so we can see them in here anyhow. This isn't GonNa go. This video is not going anywhere I get it. It's not a big deal. Oh so elsie. So yes Jessica and I figured out something today that I can't believe I didn't think of this. Oh God Jessica has the adobe suite so she has adobe audition okay so one of the things. We've always had problems with his she uses quicktime and some so. She has adobe audition she can record right into addition and we've never used it in two hundred sixty four episodes. Why is that that is so card yet? Dum Dum Dum Dorky. It's Kinda Dorky. Right Kinda dark. You must have known that I've had it though right. No I wouldn't have put to do together because the thing is though just you wanted to break up with adobe suite so many separate times true and not one of the Times that. We've had a discussion about your break-up the possible break-up with adobe suite has audition ever come into the conversation that's never part of your everyday. It's just you know photoshop. Right so we use that to record her instead of quicktime and it would be so much easier and so much better and we would always know that the Mike correctly picked all the good stuff. I am so happy. Yes and we can also add to the track. We can also add compression because just could really her voice can really use compression so that you can do all of that. Pre like Yes prefixed prefixed. For her right so right now on excited like like a kid right before. Christmas. Because I'm excited because when we get off here we're going to make an appointment. We're going to go through this thing. I'm sure there'll be a lot of yelling and hollering there. Yes probably I noticed that I do have an issue when I'm trying to describe and do things when I can't see. It frustrates me when I can't see the other person's what they're doing. It frustrates me and I've been doing a lot of that lately for different clients and stuff as they set up to record in their home. Oh okay yes I need. I need to calm down. I need to be able to breathe through that. I need some kind of yoga breathing. Technique to center my Chee. Said what are you Senator Senator? Something we can just give you just can send Isaac. I can send may May and you can get through them. Then you'll find yours end. You know it's like a living. We'll be like here deal with her for a bit and then leave work through. That had four under the age of four. I know but you haven't. When was the last time? Oh well that's true. This is what I'm saying. It's like there's a practice I know when I'm in I'm in my sixties or seventies and somebody tells me how to deal with a four year five eight year old. I'm not I'm not going to be adapted. I've been like you know. Been out of it for awhile. I'm over. Yeah it's like it's forgotten like I don't even want to think about when they were infants. I don't I know Yeah No. I don't really like the idea of taking my clients and comparing them to eight year old child. I just. That's not the way it is that feeling. Oh the tenseness in the chest and the tightening in the chest he so we have some like communications. Lets say why. Don't we just acknowledge the folks and just to let everybody know that we are as of now for the past few episodes? We as in the sheep. Podcast team has been recording directly into the sea. Podcast super squad. Which is our Patriot community. So you guys can kind of watch. Us Record live in there. We're going to do the show as always Joe. Johns GonNa do post production and everything but we do have a live chat so we have some people there. We have Bonnie and we have Masai Lena. We have tiffany Humboldt who. She just actually posted that. She's. She wore her flower crown from she. Podcasts live during during the Hardcore Mermaid. Show on Friday. That's amazing that's so cool. And then she. She's asking him. What version of Stream Yard? We are using John. This question is for you. Well stream yards a web application. So you don't have to update it so I don't know what version I know what? She's talking about tiffany. You can only record stream yard if you're a pro client pay for that So in order for you to to be able to record and download your files you have to be if you are not a pro then all you can do is stream. So you have the capability to stream. I don't know how many hours for you know. I don't think anybody needs more hours to stream. But that those are all pro functionalities one of the things that Justin I also wanted to do was to do a double streaming stream to hear and to the podcast main group or to the podcast page. And we can't also can't do that unless you're pro so if you're a pro you can. I think you can Cross post to two places at once. We have done that and if we ask. Yeah have the option of two. Yeah Yeah if you're did you upgrade it Ogden profile? I've been down. No I know I know John Is. Yeah but you know I didn't know. Yeah Yeah you can only do the same time. Yeah no no basic no base. It used to be. I think way back right. John like right windstream yard. I started loud. Yeah they allow for yet when it was in. Beta. That's right. They did allow for for recording and downloading but once they opened it up. Then that's what you pay for. May GotTA STAY IN BUSINESS. Somehow and you want him to be able to stay in business. I mean it is an amazing platform. Yeah we're streaming. You know I'm telling you right now. Once they decide if they can record audio as separate separate tracks right they will be a force in podcasting. I don't know if they ever get there yet but still
Together Podcast | A conversation about faith, justice and how to change the world
No prayer, no justice with Pete Greig
"Hello and welcome to the together. Podcast conversation about faith justice how to change the world. I'm Don and today I'm joined remotely by Cat and Chris how you guys doing. Yeah so we're trying to recall this remotely so it might have to kind of feel the Z. Meeting where we will interrupt each other and everybody. Everybody says no Yuko common phrase in the English dictionary they have to offer. You have to get really solid. Should be appointed leader. You just how everyone wants to do every single cigars how how you doing. What's your. What's your view like right in this moment? So we're working from home and do you have a good little south there. Yeah I've gone inflatable. Jesus next to me Nice context or just I just I just put him in there to just keep me company so I feel like I've got some workers. Excuse this yeah. I'm still your coworker by not having been actually in my little music station where normally record at home so nice very home for me. Yeah this is. This must be familiar for you. Sat there if you just start in some freestyle staff just because you're in the zone and that's absolutely fine. I think that's go- keyboard as well. Let's go for it. How prepared as everybody knows. He's listening to this where we're in lockdown currently just heading into week four of lockdown guys. What would your one top tip be for for anybody in this situation? Either to keep them saying. Keep them entertained to keep that routine. What would your tip be if you were to give someone a tip if you were to travel back in time for weeks and say to someone that this is coming. This is my one bit for device. Fear what would that be stuck up on toilet row? You'd be that person to left so we go brave shops fine now. There's loads of them there as well. They're just make the mice of light the outdoors. What's the outdoors magical place that I guess? Your question is what their advice would be before lockdown or during OCTA down town. Yeah I think I think definitely like utilizing your one one more day because I did miss a couple. That was a time. I Wen- went out on Saturday and then didn't go out again until the following Saturday and that felt ways. That is extremely down is mine would be to start your car. You never know. It's just GonNa say it once a day but don't shouldn't you like run it for a while as well because he just started and turn off at actually die for a little bit because obviously needed to get supplies say that part is important but in terms of like an actual like like psychological spiritual thing for you to help you life. I'd say give yourself a grace is retained great for now. Of course I think is really important. Everyone tries to get routine. But if you don't not one day by the end of the world was talking to my cousin. Struggle moves like putting on weight. Meanwhile disguise like he's skinny but yeah. I think yeah a little bit more than you normally do like fine. Don't worry I like Chris. I really needed to hear that because I've been struggling to get up in the morning. I think my my two bits of advice. I one is similar to what you were just saying. But I don't know about you guys when you wake up. Naveh shower wherever you come to get dressed. The temptation to put on the jogging bottoms is strong. My advice would a always reach for the jeans or or you could go smarter and just go. Trousers like full-on save by. I think I think just getting wearing clothes that you would wear out does helps me get ready in the right frame of mind. So that's that's one kind of half joke but also have serious. I think the one that someone shared as many words use everyday call someone. You haven't spoken to in three months and so there's quite good now jumping on zoom cores in house party and that kind of thing and talking to the people that we would see every day and that's important But really this also provides us the opportunity to get back in touch with people. We haven't spoken to for a while checking them say. Hey so that might be a fan core even dropping a text or anything and so. That's been quite good because it's been my mind okay. Who who should I do? Should I take a call today? And then you kind of build up. Some momentum happened in that for over a week now and then you start up conversations with people you haven't spoken to you for a while so definitely worth worth trying that one out. That's really grow their start off. That's so they go guys. There's some advice fee listening out there in lockdown but that was just waffle. Because I know you've been waiting for the the pivotal moment in the cast. Is CATS QUESTIONS SECA? Everybody who's WHO's waiting for. This was going to say out of their misery. They're awaiting such excitement. Put them out of their excitement cat. What is today's cats questions? Well I feel like Chris missed out on one last week. It actually has come from last week's question. Technically the question that Donald Smith came about the the sources in the fridge or in the coverage so then I saw the the the popular COMBI Ketchup on May. What do you guys think about that fully behind the I o back that until the day I die so it was the question. Would I combine the two off with story number? Yeah what do you think about the Combi of catch up on the massive financially okay? We'll see this is not going to wear. That was two thousand. I thank the Combo wrong. Okay Chrissie pretend that you hate all. I'll say that I like it and that makes better listening. But now I think particularly so my if I have potato wedges than I'm a massive fan I don't necessarily mix the two sources so have catch up on one side in a catch-up area and Mayor Mayor area but over time I will kind of dip in water and dip in the other and so there is a bit of cross contamination by the I have to mix it all in now we now we get into the French. What are you playing around you? Just get it in that and a mix up percent homemade burger sous why I normally would like my first chip will be will be the one that is blessed to be the mixer and Mitch over. My first chip is usually the one where the my slavers were Say I've got a lockdown special question question if if you could only have one streaming platform from now. What would it be Youtube? Oh Art and eat meat. I didn't even think about Youtube. I was thinking was thinking more. You're paid for services. Bedtime occurs tightly. Yeah if we're talking like free as definitely Youtube paid services I think is between spotify and Net flix. Yeah nobody listen to as much music since I've been stuck in the house. So maybe I think for me. I'm between net flicks and Disney plus because on the partic- plus we're going through the marvel films in order of release guy say currently on Captain America. So I think if I lost that now the devastation equally with net flicks. I need to find out what happens to carol by skin. So three episodes four episodes of targeting with about three episodes left so yeah I think I think it would be between those two if I had to probably Disney plus just until I finish marble. Wild is big so huge. Yeah plus frozen to say what is the deal with Thai King on Comey actually of unique? Because everyone everyone has been telling me to watch it and then so we sat down and watched the trailer yesterday. And it just looks. Renders is marred. It's it's something that you couldn't possibly Ri- I'm only four episodes in but the twists and the complexity and the characters kind of characters. They're real people. Surprisingly people popping up from nowhere and then seventy just becoming major characters in this in this real life story.
Automated
Where do we go from here? My thoughts on the Future of Automation.
"What I've attempted to do over the last twenty. Four episodes is to showcase some of the main technologies that are being implemented that can automate either parts of or the entire job which a human worker can do across many different industries and sectors. So I hope to have given you the impression that automation isn't really confined to a specific part of our society but is really wide ranging. I also hope that some of the ideas presented that are connected to this mega trend of automation such as reskilling centers. Bullshit jobs universal basic income. And of course the two possible futures of creative destruction and technological unemployment have at least raise some further interest or at the very least some other questions for you so I also presented that neither future is a determined outcome individual decisions and social forces kind of course guide us towards one or the other but the current path does appear to me to be more in line with human workers being displaced by the technologies that have outlined so far granted. This isn't going to happen tomorrow Even in light of the increased amount of automation being implemented during this corona virus crisis. I don't think a significant chunk of the population across the world will be made redundant even over the next two to three years but ultimately I do think this is the pathway or on even as we will of course continue to see instances of creative destruction and worker augmentation through the new technologies. That are coming out. I do of course see the merit in the argument. That new forms of work are being continuously invented but with the adoption of advanced automated technologies to do more and more of our physical labor. And of course is starting to compete with our cognitive labor. I personally really don't see this specific future continuing forever granted. This opinion is only a snapshot of today. I am of course more than willing to change my point of view depending on the evidence as time goes on so furthermore this doesn't mean that. I hope for this outcome to happen. I am very aware of the tremendous negative economic as well as psychological impact. This will have on millions of people across the especially if it were to occur rapidly and without the proper planning and policies in place but this is also part of the reason for the existence of this podcast. Right to grow the conversation around this important topic in order to help plan for such an eventuality. I think that with the current global pandemic and of course the current repercussions. We can all see the problems that come about when nations governments and people have not properly planned for certain possible futures. But with this said I'm happy to see that more. Attention has been given to this topic over the last few years so through social media different news headlines even the increasing number of books and resources on the subject as of course all the discussions that we all continue to have there seems to be a growing sense of awareness. That automation is a very real and significant trend. That deserves our attention especially in the years to come but personally I find. The underlying impacts of automation are perhaps even more interesting than the technologies themselves so although the constant creation of new jobs with the constant changing nature of work is valuable to understand. I think that job automation has a more profound outcome. So jobs are one of the most fundamental pillars of our modern civilization and they are the way in which most human survive today so by exchanging our time for income we feed and house our families have access to transportation healthcare etc and we even spend roughly about a third of our adult lives in our jobs and many people even attribute their purpose or self worth to their job so we also use the overall increase or decrease of jobs to partly measure the entire health of a nation or even of an era so thus if jobs will be destroyed at a rate faster than they are created. This would mean a large scale. Socio economic impact would follow which can evidently be seen today with the global lockdowns destroy millions of businesses and jobs practically overnight but with high levels of job automation. This would be brought one step. Further so one of the fundamental narratives that civilization has really been following. Generations would essentially dissolve and a new narrative would need to be formed namely the disassociation from our means of survival being based on exchanging time for income. But what happens to our longstanding social structures were social value is tightly linked to the occupation. You have so. Doctors are usually seen as having more social value than say cashiers. But what happens when IBM's Watson or some other AI algorithm becomes able to diagnose the patients illness more accurately faster and more people across the entire world not to mention the paycheck. That's tied to that profession so I think the really interesting thing to consider With an automated future is the need to redesign social structures so even the implementation of a universal basic income scheme doesn't really solve this issue so if an ex doctor and an X. cashier Both receive a living wage. This doesn't automatically mean that. Social hierarchies value systems and even individual perceptions of worth naturally follow. I'm not proposing solutions here but merely raising the question as I think This is one that is really worth thinking about so the other perhaps more obvious concern that has raised with job. Automation is the displacement of workers who are simultaneously the consumers of the products and services that jobs provide so essentially unemployed workers are now unable to contribute to the needed cyclical consumption that powers the economy since they have lost their purchasing power as consumers So universal basic income schemes have typically been put forth as a form of stopgap measure when this economic issue is brought up. And we can certainly see this today in the emergency financial packages Governments across the world are putting in place in response to the economic fallout of the lockdowns imposed by the krona virus. Even though I completely see the value and of course the future need of a scheme I personally don't really see it as a perfect solution if it supports and enables the continuation of our current global economic system which is of course unfortunately based on environmentally unsustainable practices. However there might be hope that with this current corona virus crisis and in the future automation crisis. Which has the potential to be much larger. There might be some shift or transformation in the way in which are fundamental system actually works so whether actually implemented Uba schemes will act as a full solution to this problem. However we will have to
GradBlogger
Creating an Interview Series for Blog Content
"I'm your host Dr Chris Cloney. Today's up so we're going to be talking about creating an interview series for blog content. This is the fourth episode in the content machine series. For those who've been listening for awhile you know Disa- long standing series that we do as part of the podcast back in episode eight. We DID THE FIRST EPISODE ON RANDOM. Topic blogging on episode eleven. We talked about three minute papers up so twenty-three we talked with content curation and repurposing. These are all things I've used in my business and in my blog at safety science were to build authority and bill traffic there. They were going to be talking about creating an interview series as part of your blog content so the biggest question that people ask quite frequently when they're starting a blog or even if they've been running a blog for six months or year even a couple of years is how do we increase traffic. How do I create content? They're struggling or you're struggling to create a flow create a process where you can actually go about creating content routinely getting into the world and use that to drive traffic. So that's really why in this episode and in the Konta machine series were focusing on content systems. How do you build a repeatable? Scalable process create unique content. That you can put on. Your website should drive. Seo Traffic they can share a broader to the community. How do you do that with not necessarily least amount of effort? But how do you do that in a way? That's leveraged so you're using your effort effectively and you're doing that over and over again and again you can leverage to create more content or create better content in your space become seeing authority so and this upsets specifically talk about wide focus on content systems or give eight steps to creating an interview series. What are the main benefits for this type of content? And we'll go through a couple of examples. He's there are people who pulled out websites. I pulled out As doing this in the academic space already they can go use and drive from for experience as always you can download the transcript podcast episode at grab blogger dot com slash forty seven. You're really nice. Pdf transcript of what we talk about also put in a swipe file for you. Mailing potential interviewees include things in. That's why follow that will talk about in this episode. Like getting right into the ask when you're reaching out including specific offramp for what people should do next and encouraging some gentle urgency in that email. So you want an example of how to reach out to people for your interview series. You can download that swipe file at grab liar dot com slash forty seven. So the big question you know why. Focus on content systems for your blog and it comes right back to the the biggest question that I'm asked all the time which I kind of mentioned was how do I create content. How do I drive traffic? How do the in a sustainable way that I'm not GonNa you know? Kill myself over timers. I'm going to be able to keep up with no shore at one point. Maybe you're blogging writing a post every day. I've done this for several months. But it's hard and chances are you're gonNA fall through at some point and you're just not gonNa feel like doing it. So that's why you really gotta go about creating processes and systems in your blog that you're creating content leveraging that content getting it out using it to get traffic using that to drive people back to your website stylish authority and then this is where you can go building your online business. So when I started with the safety science dot Com which was actually not called that website. It was called my dust. Explosion Research Dot com which is a terrible name very hard very easy to say well as casting but very hard to say people struggled understand it does safety scientists are much better. Name was her blogging. There I use what I call. Random topic blogging. This will appeal due at the start. I picked a science topic when flip through my textbook and said okay. I'M GONNA TALK. What's in chapter two on combustion of single particles or something like that? Research heavily created amazing images. I wrote all the material in a word document. I proof read it uploads to wordpress proof-read again. You never believe copy stuff incorrectly into wordpress than I sit there and think about it for a while and be worried about people seeing the content and feel like You know who might have put this onto the world. I'm an maybe I'd press publish. That was like my my life for the first month or two of having my blog doing this random topic blogging. It's inefficient. It's not scalable. It's overly difficult and you won't. You won't keep up with an idea of where the other although thankfully I started thinking about how to implement systems into my blog and systems into created my content which got me to where I am today and away from that random topic. Blog clue trick years to find something that works for you and stick with it for at least an extended period. Stick with it. Maybe you're maybe doing a lot of reading of technical or scientific papers right now than the three minute paper process is one that you can use to create content. We talked about this again. Backing episode eleven. Or maybe you're bored of researching and reading technical articles in your in a different stage in your doing courses or something so that you're you're not heavily into the research. Then maybe you can focus on content curation repurposing making him publish a weekly blog post covering the ten most important topics in wildlife science wildlife. Ballsy or something. I don't know making it up in the world today and use Google alerts to pull that information in repurpose into a blog post repurpose into a newsletter and use that content curation repurposing. We talked about this again. Backup so twenty three. So if you're getting this idea that content machines are content systems or creating a better way to go the news blog. About what you think about your right. That's the whole point. I'm trying to make with these different stories in this episode. We're GONNA talk about just one other another option creating an interview series. I really liked this. I've used it a bit in my blog but I've seen other people actually use them more effectively. That's why want clue examples at the end of this podcast episode. So what is an interview series so this interview others usually within a similar background to yourself or a similar background or your audience. It could really be about anything but generally you get them talk about their experiences. Their successes or struggles or difficulties really depends on the genre that you enter the scientific area in whole points to interview them about their life and their experience or their research and then put as blog posts on your on your website. So it's kind of like guest posting except you reach out to them do an interview either ridden or you can even do these over the phone and then type that often natural blog post. So how do you go about creating an interview series then? I came up with eight steps to do this process. Seven number one is to pick an overall topic so this should be one thing that you really focusing on an interview series. Maybe doing ten interviews on jobs after finishing PhD or series on things you can do with a molecular biology degree. Your I don't know what it is but picking overall topic for your interview series. This is similar to what I did when I create expert Roundup Post. But it's more broad. I didn't ex- around post. I came up with two specific questions. Dog were then step to came up to questions and sent out to experts in my field created one single post to it. This is similar. You WANNA couple overall topic. But you're doing interview about each individual person so step number two is to create your list of questions so these are the questions. You're going to ask the interviewees things like what is your background. What program are you in? What's your favorite thing about this topic? What's your least favorite thing? We'll just topic. What advice would you give somebody else? The typical ones and you can ask the same question to the people. You're interviewing Rican even bury the questions depending on their background. I like doing the same question as a reader. I kind of find interesting to see how people respond to same questions as also pretty interesting. Then you can do again coming back to leveraging you can do sort of mega poster medicos where you look at. Every maybe ten responses to the same question and pull out those underlying themes a step number to create your list of questions step number three to create your list of potential interviewees this where you scour social media your network you know people you know that you might be interested. Google earlier topic overall click on Google's recommended suggestions for similar keywords or key phrases what websites are coming up what blogs are coming up. Those are probably great people to add to your list of potential interviews and this could be a one time thing again doing ten interviews or five interviews or three interviews to interview series or it could be something you do on your blog every month. You do one interviewer every two weeks you posted interview and both these are methods. That can work but you need a list of to be able to go through so step number one number two and number three number four say. Create your template outreach email so this really important if you're you're reaching out to many people at once the guy different extra round of post I think I reached out to something like sixty people or something like that and I sent us a similar email to all sixty of them had come up with a template so it's really easier if you don't make it very specific problem being a very specific as you're never going to send the wrong name with the wrong background information or something kind of silly so. I like to send a general email out and maybe only do a sentence or two something specific to it so this process gets released Iffy create template on the general line. That uses hello. I add a personal feature. Hope it's the weather's Nice and Florida at this time of the year. I don't know it is something like that. Now you straight to the point. I'm emailing you to see if you'd be interested in doing X. Being involved in project why you really WANNA say get straight to the point within the first paragraph or two about what you're asking Then do a paragraph about why you're asking it then give them an offramp. Tell them exactly what to do next. If you're interested hit reply and we'll set a time to do the interview if you're interested here the questions and replying. Email me back your responses. You know you gotTa tell them exactly what you want them to do. Make it easy for the make of them brainless to take that
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