Welcome to Welcome You: Recent Episodes
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Jennifer has been podcaster and producer for 17 years. (Wow!) She is also the founder of National Podcast Post Month (NaPodPoMo). You can find out more about Jennifer by going to https://linktr.ee/brewingmedia or https://brewing.media/.
I'm back! Today I wanted to talk about how writing to-do lists have helped me structure my mornings.
And so here it is, the end of Na Pod Po Mo and (perhaps) the last episode of Welcome to Welcome You. Will this exist as just one more piece of unheard media, floating in the vast sea of the internet? Or will it turn into something more significant? Only time will tell...
In this episode I talk about some of my anticipated matchups on one of the best fight night cards we've had in a while.
A great question! I'm sure you can hear my excitement building throughout this episode :D
A lot less ermms and ahhhs in this episode as I've been practicing my editing skills. Enjoy!
I've finally realized why posting an episode every day is challenging, and I share the reason with you in this episode.
While recording this episode, I noticed I was speaking with a bit more clarity and pausing less than at the beginning of the month. Which is a good example of a small win :)
What action can you add to your routine to get better at any skill? Clues in the title ;)
Today I ponder whether introspection is always good for us, when is enough and when is too much?
In this episode I talk to Jamie Dixon, a leadership coach, trainer, and author of "The Story Habit - How Leaders Shape Stories That Drive Action". He shares some of insights, having worked with leaders in over 160 multinational companies over the last 10 years. If you're interested in his coaching or training, check out his website: www.shapingpaths.com
Disclaimer: This was a test episode I originally didn't plan on uploading because of its quality. But it's 7:30pm, I haven't uploaded an episode today and I still have to watch most of UFC 281. So, without further ado here are my thoughts on War and Peace by Leo Tolstoy.
Today I decided to talk about UFC 281 taking place tomorrow (or today depending on which time zone you're in) at Madison Square Garden in New York.
Just me, reflecting on how the NaPodPoMo challenge is going (spoiler: it's going very well).
In this episode I ...rant? about the benefits of not nailing down the topic, genre or direction of this podcast. Enjoy :)
This is episode (which may become a series in the future) I talk about a business idea I had which may seem strange but may be plausible.
In the fifth episode for NaPodPoMo (National Podcast Post Month) I talk probably my favourite roleplaying game Legend of the Five Rings.
In today's episode, I give an update on how I feel this project is going and give some tips for anyone wishing to learn Chinese.
Day 3 of 30. In this episode, I talk (in very vague terms) about one of my new favourite authors Ian Reid and his two novels, I'm Thinking of Ending Things and Foe.
It's day two of NaPodPoMo (National Podcast Post Month). Here's a short chat with my friend Steph.
This is my first episode for NaPodPoMo (National Podcast Post Month). Really this is more for me than anyone else to hear, but it's day one and I have to post something. Think of this as a test episode.