Filler Words: Authentically Human or Unprofessional? - EP 116
How do you decide which um's and er's to keep and which to cut? You probably grew up hearing that too many "um"s and "like"s when you speak means you aren't educated or eloquent enough. The truth is, these filler words have an important job to do in our speech and conversation: they contribute to e…
New to the Stand-Up Mic with Nick Johnson
What does magnetic presence look like when you're brand new to the stage? In this vulnerable, hilarious conversation, Tina B talks with Nick Johnson — a fellow stand-up student stepping into his developing his comedic voice in his first year of standup. We talk fear, flop moments, first laughs, and…
Twin Peaks: The Return, Part 3: "Call for Help"
Folks, these recaps aren’t getting any easier. So Coop was falling in space, right? He lands on a brutalist structure where a lady with no eyes who moves like your graphics card is dying tells him to be really quiet because something really scary is banging on the door. They go upstairs where they’…
How Your Podcast Can Help Dismantle the "Minority" Narrative with Jerry Won - EP 117
Why is it so important for Asian Americans to keep loudly sharing their stories? Jerry Won launched Dear Asian Americans, an interview-style podcast, in 2020. He used this growing permissions-free platform to highlight the often overlooked and "unmarketable" stories of Americans from a vast range o…
Learning to Facilitate When No One Taught You How with Beth Cougler Blom - EP 80
In this episode, host Beth Cougler Blom talks about how many people become facilitators of meetings or learning events by accident and what it takes to keep building facilitation skills with intention. She shares some of her own path into facilitation and offers practical ways to notice, learn, pra…
When Do I Stop? Existential Questions for the Hobby Podcaster - EP 118
How do I figure out if my show is still working for me? Summer is a great time to take a break and reflect on your podcast so far. When that reflection leads to questioning whether it's time to stop producing your show or go on hiatus, a lot of tough queries and existential dread can surface. In th…
E779 - Shared Mic Sessions - Dave Guesting on the Podcaster's Guide To A Visible Voice with Mary Chan
Episode 779 - Shared Mic Sessions - Dave Guesting on the Podcaster's Guide To A Visible Voice with Mary Chan
Podcasting in the Margins of Life
Podcasting can feel lonely, especially when creators rarely hear directly from the people listening. Dave Campbell shares how he has built a podcasting lif…
Choosing the Best Podcasting Events for Your Time and Budget - EP 119
How do you weigh conference pros and cons when there are so many options? Industry events are happening constantly in this age of global connection, and podcasting is certainly no exception. But when budget, travel, and work and family responsibilities all factor into our available time, how do we …
When to Ask for Help Building Your Podcast with Paul Rosenblum - EP 120
What if a bit of help could take your show from pipe dream to passion project? When you think about your reason for podcasting, maybe your mind jumps straight to listener and download numbers, guest appearances, and episodes in the bank. But even more is the “why” of creating your show in the first…
709. - Sky Ferreira
Sky Ferreira is a musician from Los Angeles. We chat about Halloween, pimento cheese, Chicken Fry, she would like some warning before you call her, her set times, what do promoters do exactly anymore? Swedish producers, her record deal, the #freeskyferreira movement, she's never had coffee, perform…
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