The Earfluence Podcast: Recent Episodes
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When Maggie Kane started telling people about her dream of opening a pay-what-you-can cafe in the heart of downtown Raleigh, most people thought she was a little loony. But others believed in her vision, and they were willing to do what it took to make her vision a reality. They donated money, equipment, and their time to build not only a restaurant, but a community cafe where all are welcome.
A Place at the Table is located at 300 W. Hargett St in Raleigh North Carolina.
Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Terrance Ruth and is a production of Earfluence.
Easterseals UCP is serving thousands of people in this community - people with disabilities, Autism, and other behavioral challenges. With 2,300 employees, the depth of work and support they provide is as impressive as it is heart-warming. Today, we hear from two of those team members, Laurie Nederveen and Marta Quintana, as they share both their whys for joining Easterseals UCP and some of the programs they're focused on.
Donate to Easterseals UCP
Easterseals UCP events including Kendra Scott Gives Back Event Decmeber 3, 2022
Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Donald Thompson (CEO of The Diversity Movement, host of High Octane Leadership, and author of Underestimated) and is a production of Earfluence.
You've probably heard of Habitat for Humanity, but there are so many common misconceptions about what Habitat is all about. For example, Habitat does NOT give away homes - it provides a path for affordable homeownership and building equity. Today, Habitat for Humanity of Orange County President and CEO Jennifer Player talks to Marcus Ginyard about the mission and the exciting new community in Chapel Hill, Weaver's Grove.
Race and Housing in Orange County
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Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Marcus Ginyard (former UNC basketball captain and national champion, VP of Medalist Capital) and is a production of Earfluence.
Thorne Daubenspeck is the Executive Director at Band Together. Since 2001, Band Together has used the power of live music to donate over $11 million to Triangle area nonprofit organizations. Nesha Daubenspeck is the Community Outreach Director for 1ofUs, which provides assistance that directly impacts the lives of patients with breast and other gynecological cancers. Together, this power couple is impacting thousands of lives in the Triangle area.
Band Together Mighty Giveback featuring the Turnpike Troubadours, October 28th, 2022, at the Red Hat Ampitheater.
Join the 1ofUs 11th Annual Pink Tie Affair, November 5th, 2022.
Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Tim McLoughlin (Cofounders Capital, First Check Podcast) and is a production of Earfluence.
Brooke Dickhart's dad (Joel) was a 20-year Navy Seal, who passed away tragically after a battle with PTSD and all the demons that come along with it. Brooke saw how much her dad struggled when coming back into life at home, and she wanted to help other veterans in any way she could - so in 2015, she founded The Joel Fund.
Today's episode of Charity Champions is hosted by Jes Averhart (The Reinvention Road Map) and is a production of Earfluence.
Charity Champions is taking over the Earfluence Podcast! In this mini-series, we focus on amplifying our voices for good by featuring some of the amazing charities in the Triangle area of North Carolina. We challenge every one of you listening to go make a difference - whether that's donating, volunteering, or simply sharing these episodes with your networks, even the smallest action change a life for the better.
Episodes will start next week featuring guests from Habitat Orange County, Easterseals, The Joel Fund, 1ofUs, and Band Together.
Charity Champions is hosted by various amazing people in the Triangle, and is produced by Earfluence.
We have been taking a break from this podcast to work on a new podcast coming out soon called Charity Champions, where we feature charities in our community who are doing amazing things. We don’t do enough, so learning more about the people behind these causes and how we can get involved has been awesome, and we can’t wait to share with you.
But until then, check out one of the new podcasts we launched recently. This one is called Inside Impact, which is hosted by Alisa Herr, founder and CEO of Unity Web Agency. On this podcast, Alisa takes you on a behind the scenes peek at how organizations can create positive change in their communities.
One of those change makers is Johnny Hackett Jr, and we hope you enjoy this episode recorded from the Earfluence Podcast Studio at American Underground!
We have been taking a break from this podcast to work on a new podcast coming out soon called Charity Champions, where we feature charities in our community who are doing amazing things. We don’t do enough, so learning more about the people behind these causes and how we can get involved has been awesome, and we can’t wait to share with you.
But until then, check out one of the new podcasts we launched recently. This one is called For the Love of the Game, with Ralph Perez and Ray Reid.
These legendary college soccer coaches have a combined 81 years of coaching college athletes, nearly 900 career wins, five national championships, and approximately 17,546 names in their contacts lists—and they're still in the game. On this podcast, they grab some of those names and talk about what's going on in the soccer world today.
So we hope you enjoy this episode with another legend who just retired, Carli Lloyd.
For the Love of the Game is edited and produced by Earfluence.
We have been taking a break from this podcast to work on a new podcast coming out soon called Charity Champions, where we feature charities in our community who are doing amazing things. We don’t do enough, so learning more about the people behind these causes and how we can get involved has been awesome, and we can’t wait to share with you.
But until then, check out one of the new podcasts we launched recently. This one is called Equity Raise: Leveling the Landscape for Diverse Founders and their VCs. Each year, less than 3% of venture capital funding is invested in startups led by founders of color and women. On this podcast, we share the stories of underrepresented founders who did find investment.
It’s hosted by Naya Fela Powell, presented by American Underground, sponsored by The Diversity Movement, and produced by Earfluence.
As someone who worked behind-the-scenes her whole career, Jackie Ferguson was beyond nervous to host a podcast. But she was in a season of "yes" in her life, and she wouldn't let being afraid get in the way of her growth.
"People don't take those steps toward what their purpose could be because they're afraid. And it's hard when you're afraid. But in doing that and continuing to say yes, I've been able to really reach a lot of people. And that's been an amazing journey."
Jackie Ferguson is the co-founder and head of content and programming at The Diversity Movement and host of the Diversity: Beyond the Checkbox podcast. She's also the co-author of The Inclusive Language Handbook, now available for pre-order.
The Earfluence Podcast is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman and is produced by Earfluence.
When you hear the word innovation, what do you feel? Do you still get that jolting, first-time feeling of excitement you used to? Sarah Glova isn't upset with you if you don't, since we talk about it so often in the business world these days. In this episode, Jason and Sarah talk about how you can get some of that excitement back.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Whether we like it or not, we all spend a lot of time on camera nowadays. And, if you find yourself not liking it, that's where today's guest can help! Ryan Carey is the founder of BetterOn, which provides coaching for individuals to help them become more comfortable on screen. In this episode, Jason and Ryan talk about some of those tips that can help create a comfortable video podcast.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Justin Laidlaw's podcast journey started in 2014, with a podcast that discussed the Durham community. In this episode, Jason and Justin talk about how those 15 episodes led him to create the Buddy Ruski Show, where he talks with interesting people in the Bull City.
Check out the Buddy Ruski website!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
The Bull City Summit will combine music, art, science and technology in Durham, N.C. this March 23 through 26. So, obviously, there's a lot to talk about. In this episode, Cee Cee talks with BCS co-founder and executive producer Parag Bhandari about the event and it's new podcast, produced by Earfluence.
Check out the first episode of the show, where Cee Cee talks music with MirIAm!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
To put it simply, Mike Manganillo was afraid. The anxiety of an upcoming presentation would raise his heart rate weeks before it even took place. He wondered if he should continue in his advertising role or give up ... until he started a podcast.
In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Mike, VP of marketing at Walk West, about how podcasting helped him get over his fear of public speaking.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Oops, we did it again. We have another new studio! We're excited to become an official part of the Durham community as partners of the American Underground coworking space in downtown Durham. In this episode, Jason is talking with Tim Scales about how the new studio will help benefit creative entrepreneurs at AU.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Valdon Johnson is certified with the matchmaking Institute of New York, has a background in electrical engineering and brings an engineering approach to dating and relationships in an effort to improve the dating landscape and help eligible men and women find each other.
Hear more episodes of STEMedia!
The chief marketing officer at NC State's Poole College of Management, Jenny Hammond knew she would be the best host for their new Poole Podcast—but she was nervous. After one season of the show, it has been a helpful marketing tool for the college and Jenny has learned a lot about what it takes to build a podcast. In this episode, Cee Cee and Jenny talk about her podcasting journey and why podcasting is helpful for higher education.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Having been on over 200 podcasts in the last year, Mark A. Herschberg is a serial podcast guest. Why would he take the time to be on so many shows without even having his own? In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Mark about how being a guest on a podcast can help you market your latest endeavor.
Mark Herschberg is a 20-year MIT professor and author of the book “The Career Toolkit." To learn more lessons from Mark, you can purchase the book on Amazon.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
The work isn't over after you press "upload" on your latest podcast episode. Marketing your podcast is essential to growing your show's listenership, and Tink Media shares out-of-the-box marketing and PR solutions with its clients. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with the company's founder, Lauren Passell, to learn some Tink's tips!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
"If you're not intentional about the culture you're creating, it will create itself." Jackie Ferguson is the co-founder of The Diversity Movement, and she's seen companies want to build a culture that's diverse, equitable, and inclusive. But sayig so in a press release is one thing - how do corporations truly make lasting change happen? And then for smaller companies, how do they get started from the ground up?
The Executive Women’s Day event, where leaders of today and tomorrow gathered to engage in meaningful dialogue, was held on October 12, 2021. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is proud to share insights from the keynote speakers and panelists on business perspectives, best practices, and the inclusion and empowerment of women in the workplace.
The Executive Women's Day Podcast is (today) hosted by serial entrepreneur Megan Gillikin (Weddings for Real, The Planner's Vault, A Southern Soiree), and is produced by Earfluence.
Black women have twice the rate of preterm birth compared to white women, and that has persisted despite decades of research, despite differences in socioeconomic status, maternal education, access to prenatal care. When you pair or look at a Black woman and a white woman who are pregnant, the Black woman will have their baby early at twice the rate of white women. Nurse midwife, mindfulness teacher, and adjunct professor Karen Sheffield-Abdullah is trying to figure out why.
Today's episode is hosted by Dr. Kristin Tully, co-chair of the MHLIC Innovation Support Core, and researcher at UNC Chapel Hill.
Learn more about us, explore our resource center and find support for all maternal health professionals at MaternalHealthLearning.org.
Maternal Health Innovation is a product of the Maternal Health Learning and Innovation Center and is produced by Earfluence.
Music provided by Graham Makes.
This project is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number U7CMC33636 State Maternal Health Innovation Support and Implementation Program Cooperative Agreement. This information or content and conclusions are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS, or the U.S. Government.
This month, Jason and Cee Cee are sharing their favorite podcasts they've produced this year. This week, it's this episode of the Hustle + Gather podcast with Jess Ekstrom, streamed live from the Earfluence studio at Raleigh Founded.
Jess Ekstrom started Headbands of Hope back in college, and the demand was more than she could have ever imagined. With the success of her first business comes expectations for her follow-up chapters. So how has she responded? Plus, Jess talks about why everyone should create 100-year goals and why you should celebrate the parts of the business you dread.
Watch the full uncut episode, in-person and in-studio.
Chasing the Bright Side, by Jess Ekstrom
Bright Pages (use the code 'gather' for one month free)
Mic Drop Academy
Hustle and Gather is hosted by Courtney Hopper and Dana Kadwell, and is produced by Earfluence. Courtney and Dana's hustles include C&D Events, Hustle and Gather, and The Bradford Wedding Venue.
To wind down the year, Jason and Cee Cee are sharing some of their favorite episodes they've produced in 2021. First up? This episode of Raleigh Founded's Founded Connect with Deshawn Brown!
On today's Spotlight Series, presented by Wyrick Robbins, we spotlight another member of Raleigh Founded while digging into a specific topic relevant to founders. Today's topic is Growth and Fundraising, two challenges facing so many founders. Today's founder DeShawn Brown has seen growth as CEO of two companies - Lithios Apps and Coworks. And with Coworks, he recently helped raise a cool $1 million. Also in the conversation is Ford Eubanks, corporate attorney at Wyrick Robbins; Jason Gillikin, CEO of Earfluence; and Jess Porta, Executive Director of Raleigh Founded.
We've all heard the classic podcast ads: HelloFresh, MeUndies, Express VPN. It might feel like you need to be Joe Rogan to find sponsors for your podcast, but there are ways to monetize your show no matter how big or small. This week, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Squadcast.fm's Arielle Nissenblatt about different ways you can do just that.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Welcome to the Innovate Raleigh Podcast, where we share conversations from the Innovate Raleigh Summit, held October 29th at the Raleigh Convention Center. With this podcast, we are highlighting inspiring stories while exploring the vision for the future of our community and creative, innovative ways to meet our challenges.
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Sure, we've been busy in the studio, but we've also been taking the studio to others. In the last month, the Earfluence team has attended two live events and created podcasts there! In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk about how they did it and why it's valuable.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
The Earfluence team is growing! Meet Mark Meyer, audio engineer and podcast editor at Earfluence. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Mark about what led him to join the team, what got him interested in audio and how he makes our podcasts sound so good.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Association of Junior Leagues International CEO Patsy Doerr delivered the keynote speech at Executive Women's Day presented by Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina at the SAS Championship, sharing her three-pronged approach to Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. Today, Patsy unpacks the keynote and discusses some of the challenges of DEIB.
Listen to the Executive Women's Day Podcast on Apple Podcasts
Listen to the Executive Women's Day Podcast on Spotify
The Executive Women’s Day event, where leaders of today and tomorrow gathered to engage in meaningful dialogue, was held on October 12, 2021. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of North Carolina is proud to share insights from the keynote speakers and panelists on business perspectives, best practices, and the inclusion and empowerment of women in the workplace.
The Executive Women's Day Podcast is hosted by The Diversity Movement co-founder Jackie Ferguson and is produced by Earfluence.
Melinda Jackson takes a unique approach to public relations, and she's seen the value that podcasting can have for her clients. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Melinda about how her 10 years of PR in Los Angeles prepared her to serve her clients back in N.C. and how podcasting is a part of it.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
How much is too much to charge a guest to be on your podcast? Should you pay to be on someone else's show? For Jason and Cee Cee, the answer is simpler than you'd think.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
With podcasting being an audio format, incorporating video might seem counter-intuitive. But, leveraging video is a great way to grow your podcast. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Ang H. Studio's Angela Hollowell to discuss the best ways to incorporate video into your podcast.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Caroline and Craig Makepeace have lived in five countries and traveled through over 50, and, after years of hard work, they made it their job. The couple created y Travel Blog, where they documented their family's global experiences to show that it's possible to make a life moving through the world—even with two kids. Recently, the Makepeace's settled down in their favorite place: Raleigh, N.C. Hear how they're documenting their Triangle explorations on This is Raleigh and how they made living their career.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Given that it's Jason and Cee Cee's careers, podcasting has obviously changed their lives. But, some specific podcast episodes have changed our lives. In this episode, Raleigh Founded's Danielle Mayber joins Jason and Cee Cee to talk about some of those special episodes.
Check out the episodes we talked about!
Danielle:
- Terry Crews — How to Have, Do and Be All You Want | The Tim Ferriss Show
- Tim Ferriss Goes to Maximum Security Prison | The Tim Ferriss Show
- How to Navigate Confusing Emotions with Olivia | Over it And On With It
- The Psychology of Success: Tony Robbins and X-Prize founder Peter Diamandis talk with Joe Polish about what it takes to achieve true wealth and fulfillment | The Tony Robbins Podcast
- [A-96] Stawić czoła kryzysowi (Ameryka 2020) | Świat / The World
Jason:
- How I Built This, with Jim Koch
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Weddings for Real, with Ginny Corbett
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Pretend Podcast, Word of Faith Fellowship
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Beyond the Obituary, The Pilot
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Donald Thompson Podcast (which at the time was Hustle Unlimited), Diversity and Inclusion at Work
Cee Cee:
- What's a Penny Worth? | Planet Money
- Ear Biscuits
- Mel Robbins: The 5 Second Rule to Change Your Life | The School of Greatness Hall of Fame
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Podcasting is a creative endeavor, but there's a lot of data that can help you grow and improve your podcast. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Jay Nachlis, associate consultant and marketing director at Coleman Insights, about what they're learning through strategic research to help podcasters create better content.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
We often say that podcasting is the new golf: instead of building new relationships on the green, we're doing it in the studio. Too Much Scrolling's Chip Hessenflow is no exception. After nearly 10 years of podcasting, he's had conversations with some very interesting people. In this episode, he shares with Jason and Cee Cee just a few of those stories.
This episode was broadcast live on LinkedIn! Don't miss the next one, follow our LinkedIn.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
As a student at NC State, Melissa Howsam dreamt of being editor of a Raleigh Magazine, which didn't exist at the time. After years of hustling in different cities, she returned to Raleigh, where she's now the editor of THE Raleigh Magazine. In this episode, hear how she achieved this goal and what the magazine is doing to tell authentic stories about our community.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Stories are everywhere, and they're key in creating an engaging podcast. In this episode—recorded live in our Raleigh Founded studio during our podcast marathon—Walk West's Sharon Delaney McCloud shares tips on telling great stories and tells some of her own along the way.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Podcasters want to tell interesting and important stories about their communities, and so do print media organizations. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with RALtoday's Carly Delengowski and Laura Brummett about how podcasters and writers can connect and share content that matters.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Yep, you read that right. Earfluence has partnered with Raleigh Founded to create a new podcast studio in the Warehouse District location as a part of its new creative studio. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with RF Co-founder Jason Widen and Executive Director Jess Porta about why they're so excited about this partnership and what RF has done to support the Triangle's startup community.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
New Podcast, Winning with Diversity! Apple Podcasts | Spotify
How can you build a diverse, equitable, and inclusive culture from the ground up? The Diversity Movement's Head of Content Jackie Ferguson discusses hiring practices, resume review, and when culture veers in the wrong direction.
JOIN THE DEI FOR STARTUPS WEBINAR, Thursday June 3rd at 12PM EST, presented by The Diversity Movement, with Donald Thompson, Shelley Willingham, and Lister Delgado. And please donate any amount to the Thurgood Marshall College Scholarship Fund.
Winning with Diversity is brought to you by The Diversity Movement, hosted by VP of Business Strategy Shelley Willingham, and is a production of Earfluence.
Apple Podcasts and Spotify have both released paid subscription services where podcasters can provide their subscribers with exclusive content. But how do they work, and which one is better? In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee break down how they work and how podcasters can use them to their advantage.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
You might know how to recording, edit and upload, but there's a lot they don't teach you in podcasting school. In this episode, Pretend Podcast and Criminal Conduct's Javier Leiva joins Jason and Cee Cee to talk about the 10 things they don't teach you in podcasting school! And with Javier's over 2 million downloads and Jason and Cee Cee's over 500 podcasts produced, the three have learned a thing or two along the way.
Listen to the Pretend Podcast or Criminal Conduct.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Search engine optimization can have a major impact on your podcast's listenership. From alt text to transcripts to titles and even YouTube videos, Jason and Cee Cee share tips and tricks for getting your expertise to show up in Google search results!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Alex Sanfillipo walked around a convention center floor, asking podcasters what they wish would be easier about their job. He found they all had trouble finding the perfect podcast guests, so he co-founded PodMatch, the Match.com for podcasts guests and hosts to connect simply and quickly. Gone are the days of sending out a million one-sheets after spending hours searching for the right email addresses—Podmatch is here to help. Jason and Cee Cee have used the platform, so, in this episode of the Earfluence Podcast, Alex shares how it got started, where it's going and what it can do for you.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Part of our mission is to celebrate and amplify diverse voices, and we want to create a culture that’s inclusive and where everyone feels welcome and valued. But as a startup with a handful of employees, now do we do that? And when we become a larger orginazation, how do we evaluate DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) initiatives so that everyone in the organization is on the same page?
One of our clients is The Diversity Movement, and we produce their podcast, Diversity Beyond the Checkbox. They have built a DEI Community to reach tens of thousands of companies and millions of people all around the world - so everyone can have the DEI education they need and a support community around the questions they need answers to.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
VO Superhero Bonnie Williams is a professional voiceover artist, so it's safe to say she knows a thing or two about what can make—or break—a great voice. On this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Bonnie about tips and tricks for the best vocal quality on a podcast recording.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Introducing the Quacks and Hypochondriacs Podcast with Dr Bill Ferro and Erin O'Hearn.
From episode 2, The Skinny on Skincare, with Molecular Biologist Sudhir Shah:
What you're putting on your face and the rest of your body is probably full of harmful chemicals that don't really work. Sudhir Shah is a scientist, molecular biologist, social entrepreneur, and Ayurvedic practitioner, and he's here to tell you why you should consider all-natural skin care products.
For the skincare products that Dr Shah recommends, visit https://store.betrhealth.com/collections/om-botanicals.
Article: What Does Gut Health Have to do with Skincare?
Quacks and Hypochondriacs is hosted by Dr Bill Ferro and Erin O'Hearn, and is produced by Earfluence.
Companies spent $782 million on podcast advertisements in 2020. So, how do you get an ad on your podcast, and how much will you make from it? Learn the basics and beyond in this episode of the Earfluence Podcast.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Recording a podcast episode requires more than just sitting down and pressing record, but every host has a different approach. In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk about how they prepare for themselves and their guests for an episode and share tricks with you, too!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Some say that Clubhouse could kill your podcast, but Jason and Cee Cee know how it can grow it. The audio-based iOS application is still invite-only, but its growing user base is active and ready to talk. So how do you use Clubhouse to your advantage? Listen to find out!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
This year was crazy ... and it's over! In this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk about the biggest moments for podcasting in 2020. Plus, hear their predictions for 2021!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
You have something great to share, and you've found the perfect podcast to share it. How do you become a great podcast guest? Weddings for Real's Megan Gillikin joins Jason and Cee Cee to talk about the dos don'ts of pitching to the podcast host, technical equipment, the recording and beyond.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
The election is wrapping up, and the holidays are approaching. How do you talk to the family members you love who have opinions you don't? The Diversity Movement's Jamie Ousterout says you can find some answers in the upcoming webinar "Holiday Headaches: Dealing with Relatives Who Just Don't Get It."
Click here to sign up for the webinar being held Thursday, Nov. 19 at 12 p.m. EST.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and is hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
This is a different kind of podcast. It’s called Beyond the Obituary, and it’s from Renaissance Funeral Home in Raleigh North Carolina.
In season 1, we interviewed family members of loved ones who had passed on, because a life is so much more than a one page obituary, and it was so heart warming to hear the stories, even when many of them had to deal with tragic deaths.
But in season 2, we’re changing things up a bit and getting more into the business of death because it’s a super interesting topic that many of us are afraid to talk about. Like on this episode that we’re sharing with you today, I interview Joe Smolenski and Heather Hill from Renaissance about life in the funeral home, and what happens in a crematory. How hot does it get? Are ashes mixed up? What happens when family members disagree on what to do with a body? Do the funeral directors talk to the bodies?
So check it out, and be sure to subscribe to Beyond the Obituary wherever you get your podcasts.
Beyond the Obituary on Spotify -> https://open.spotify.com/show/5wXYJMrO1vTTKT26kzFa5e
Beyond the Obituary on Apple Podcasts -> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/beyond-the-obituary/id1454700198
Beyond the Obituary (and the Earfluence Podcast) are productions of Earfluence.
Justin Jackson dreamt of launching a product in a market big and hungry enough that, if he could swim out and catch that wave, it would be bigger than any wave he'd caught before ... then his friend told him about the podcast hosting software he was working on. In 2017, the two partnered to become co-founders and co-CEOs of Transistor.fm, the same host used to upload this episode! On this episode, Jason and Cee Cee talk industry with Justin and hear the stories that started it all.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Today we're sharing another podcast that we produce, Founder Shares from Hutchison PLLC in Raleigh North Carolina. Hutchison works with startup entrepreneurs, and the host Trevor Schmidt is a partner who wanted to share their stories. Not just the triumphs and big exits, but the real story as well – the struggles, the grind, the failures. On the episode that we’re sharing today, Trevor talks to both Fred Hutchison, the founder of Hutchison PLLC, and Robbie Hardy, founder of xElle Ventures, an angel investor network that invests in female entrepreneurs. Robbie and Fred were involved in a startup together back in the mid-90s, and the story of the exit there – well, your jaw will be on the floor like mine was the first time I heard it.
Founder Shares on Spotify -> https://open.spotify.com/show/7y8e1Jwg3Eq9sJ1rz0I5Rt
Founder Shares on Apple Podcasts -> https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/founder-shares/id1526357098
Founder Shares (and the Earfluence Podcast) are productions of Earfluence.
So, maybe it's not about podcasting, but it's important! Jason and Cee Cee watched Netflix's new documentary, "The Social Dilemma," and it left them thinking about the ways they interact with their friends, family and clients online. Hear them talk about their film critiques, why they see what they see online and the power social media has over our lives.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Dr. Laurie Watson is a podcaster, author and sexologist. She started her podcast, Foreplay Radio, in Feb. of 2016, and she now has 249 episodes and 4.3 million total downloads. In this episode of The Earfluence Podcast, Jason and Cee Cee talk with Dr. Laurie about how she got her start, why she couldn't enjoy Hamilton the Musical and how podcasting has improved her business, Awakenings counseling.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Finding your audience is tough, but they're one of the most important pieces of your podcast. In this episode of The Earfluence Podcast, Jason and Cee Cee talk through how to identify, find and engage with your followers on social media and beyond.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
When Joe Bunn started The PhDJ Podcast, he thought he would only make 10 episodes. Almost four years later, he and his cohost Mike Walter have made almost 200 episodes! Jason and Cee Cee talk with Joe about Bunn DJ Company, coming up with episode ideas and the celebrity wedding he'd like to DJ most.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence Media and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
How has COVID-19 and quarantine life affected podcasting? For starters, it's much easier because everyone is comfortable on Zoom and recording is just one click away. But what can you do to make your podcast the best that it can be, even when you can't be with your guests in person? Jason and Cee Cee give tips on what you can do today for better recordings.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence and hosted by Jason Gillikin and Cee Cee Huffman.
Hosting a solo podcast episode is really freaking hard. You have no one to talk to, no questions to ask, no feedback to give, no conversation at all. And yet some people can absolutely dominate a solo episode with what seems like complete comfort. One of those people is Kinsey Roberts from the She Creates Business Podcast, and she comes on the show today to give her tips on how to produce an interesting and engaging solo episode.
At the top of the show, we mentioned some of the podcasts we're working on at Earfluence AND an audiobook that just came out. You won't want to miss these.
The Startup Stage Podcast
Ask a Black Guy / Ask a White Guy on the Diversity Beyond the Checkbox Podcast
100th Episode Extravaganza from Weddings for Real
Authenticity is Contagious, episodes coming soon
"The Startup Hats: Master the Many Roles of the Entrpereneur", now on Audiobook
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence and hosted by Jason Gillikin.
Javier Leiva is the producer and host of the Criminal Conduct and Pretend Podcasts, and he is an absolute master of storytelling. Today he comes on the Earfluence Podcast to share tips on how you can be a better storyteller in podcasts - what you can learn from watching reality TV and documentaries like Tiger King, what podcasts you should be listening to to learn, interviewing tricks and what he's learned from his co-host, and how to create a storytelling arc. If you're a podcaster, you won't want to miss this!
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence and hosted by Jason Gillikin.
This week, we are launching our first 4 episodes of the show, and they will be about how to create a podcast. It’s not just about the technical details, although we will be covering that. It’s also about how to conceptualize your show, how to plan everything, how to reach out to guests, how to prep, how to publish, and eventually how to market the podcast so that YOU can reach the right audience.
With the quarantine, you are probably in a situation where you are spending less time commuting, spending less time in meetings, and even spending less time with friends – so now is the time for you to produce. Now is the time for you to start communicating effectively to your team by coming up with that internal podcast. Now is the time for you to create evergreen audio content that can be repurposed on many platforms. Now is the time to have those conversations with leaders in your space who are also stuck at home so you can develop a fruitful relationship.
Now is the time to start a podcast. And in this 4-episode series, we’re going to show you exactly how to do that.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence (who could have guessed?!?) and hosted by Jason Gillikin.
This week, we are launching our first 4 episodes of the show, and they will be about how to create a podcast. It’s not just about the technical details, although we will be covering that. It’s also about how to conceptualize your show, how to plan everything, how to reach out to guests, how to prep, how to publish, and eventually how to market the podcast so that YOU can reach the right audience.
With the quarantine, you are probably in a situation where you are spending less time commuting, spending less time in meetings, and even spending less time with friends – so now is the time for you to produce. Now is the time for you to start communicating effectively to your team by coming up with that internal podcast. Now is the time for you to create evergreen audio content that can be repurposed on many platforms. Now is the time to have those conversations with leaders in your space who are also stuck at home so you can develop a fruitful relationship.
Now is the time to start a podcast. And in this 4-episode series, we’re going to show you exactly how to do that.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence (who could have guessed?!?) and hosted by Jason Gillikin.
This week, we are launching our first 4 episodes of the show, and they will be about how to create a podcast. It’s not just about the technical details, although we will be covering that. It’s also about how to conceptualize your show, how to plan everything, how to reach out to guests, how to prep, how to publish, and eventually how to market the podcast so that YOU can reach the right audience.
With the quarantine, you are probably in a situation where you are spending less time commuting, spending less time in meetings, and even spending less time with friends – so now is the time for you to produce. Now is the time for you to start communicating effectively to your team by coming up with that internal podcast. Now is the time for you to create evergreen audio content that can be repurposed on many platforms. Now is the time to have those conversations with leaders in your space who are also stuck at home so you can develop a fruitful relationship.
Now is the time to start a podcast. And in this 4-episode series, we’re going to show you exactly how to do that.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence (who could have guessed?!?) and hosted by Jason Gillikin.
This week, we are launching our first 4 episodes of the show, and they will be about how to create a podcast. It’s not just about the technical details, although we will be covering that. It’s also about how to conceptualize your show, how to plan everything, how to reach out to guests, how to prep, how to publish, and eventually how to market the podcast so that YOU can reach the right audience.
With the quarantine, you are probably in a situation where you are spending less time commuting, spending less time in meetings, and even spending less time with friends – so now is the time for you to produce. Now is the time for you to start communicating effectively to your team by coming up with that internal podcast. Now is the time for you to create evergreen audio content that can be repurposed on many platforms. Now is the time to have those conversations with leaders in your space who are also stuck at home so you can develop a fruitful relationship.
Now is the time to start a podcast. And in this 4-episode series, we’re going to show you exactly how to do that.
The Earfluence Podcast is a production of Earfluence (who could have guessed?!?) and hosted by Jason Gillikin.