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Technically WorkingTW109: When Audio Tools FailIn this episode of Technically Working, Damashe and Michael kick things off with an unexpected Reaper backup and a PSA about Loopback and Rogue Amoeba’s ARC plugin update. Damashe walks through his workaround using debug mode to temporarily resolve broken audio routing after the update, while Michael cautiously avoids the update altogether—at least until after his next live stream.
From there, the conversation jumps into LaunchBar indexing fixes, email quirks in macOS Mail, and whether podcasting is still worth the time investment (spoiler: it is). They also dive into small business operations, exploring the often-misunderstood dist...2025-05-041h 33Technically WorkingTW108: The Sound Devices ReturnDamashe surprises Michael with the return of a legendary piece of gear—the Sound Devices USBPre 2. He breaks down why he repurchased this pricey, hardware-only audio interface, how it's now integrated into his workflow, and why going back to basics sometimes means investing more for long-term reliability. The conversation dives into practical audio setup tips, why sliders still hold a place in our hearts, and how a trusty backup system can save the day.
They also cover unexpected changes to work routines, reflections on managing employees and hiring backups, and how simply talking to people (like postal wo...2025-04-291h 12Technically WorkingTW107: Mute Buttons, Mishaps, and Mental ReplaysIn this episode, Damashe uncovers a hidden switch that finally makes his mute button work the way he wants—after months of assuming he needed to rewire it. Meanwhile, Michael shares a chaotic behind-the-scenes story from an in-person board meeting, complete with misbehaving audio gear, last-minute fixes, and some DIY mix-minus routing.
The two dive into:
Why assumptions and leading questions can steer you wrong—even with AI.
Lessons learned from a tough live audio setup and the temptation to beat yourself up over tech failures.
Creative ideas for talkback communication systems using Shokz, Zello, and even...2025-04-231h 07Technically WorkingTW106: That One Setting in ParallelsIn this episode, Michael admits he never called Apple—no surprise there—and shares what happened instead: experiments, frustrations, and the joys of not resetting VoiceOver live. Damashe breaks down his complicated relationship with to-do list apps, from OmniFocus quirks to why he’s sticking with Todoist (despite some platform inconsistencies).
We also dive into ChatGPT’s deep research mode and how Michael used GPT and Google Apps Script to streamline weekly workflows—what used to take hours now takes seconds. There’s talk of accessibility in Google Sheets and Docs, frustrations with VoiceStream Reader, and Bluetooth weirdness wi...2025-04-131h 06Technically WorkingTW105: Fixing Automation Fails, Renting Speakers, and Avoiding ScamsMichael shares some recent work slip-ups tied to automation and explains how a small formatting mistake threw off email quick links for thousands of people. He walks through how he’s checking Zoom links more carefully now using JAWS sounds and VoiceOver tweaks—and vents a bit about Apple's pronunciation settings and table editing headaches on the Mac.
Damashe jumps in with thoughts on where VoiceOver stands in Apple’s priority list (spoiler: not high), and they both trade tips for avoiding Safari freeze-ups and digging into macOS settings. There's also some behind-the-scenes talk about how automation projec...2025-04-0859 minTechnically WorkingToo Many Features, Not Enough Focus: Tech That Overdoes ItTired of bloated apps and broken automation? Damashe and Michael dig into the everyday tech that actually works—and what still needs fixing. From Todoist frustrations to FaceTime workarounds, they share tools and tips that make their workflows smoother.
In this episode, Damashe and Michael talk through weather delays, podcast recording quirks, and the growing complexity of Zoom and Slack. They discuss how apps often overreach—like Zoom trying to do everything but its core job—and why Apple and Google are both struggling with balance. Michael shares why he's using Todoist again, the quirks of its Mac app, and de...2025-04-011h 13Technically WorkingTW103 - Name Dropping, Foam Flipping, and Backpack BattlesMichael and Damashe are back with a longform bonus episode full of tech tangents, gear talk, and plenty of laughs. In this laid-back catch-up:
Michael recaps CSUN takeaways, airport barbecue, and zinc-powered travel hacks.
Damashe shares how ChatGPT helped him sound-dampen his room and why Velcro tape is now a top-tier solution.
They both talk backpacks—Michael stuffed his to the brim, Damashe vacuum-sealed his—and share why they're both oddly excited about compartments.
Talk turns to running live audio setups, prepping for conventions, and dreaming about better comms gear (Zello, Sonobus, or something smarter?).
Michael might reset his...2025-03-251h 28Technically WorkingTW 102: Office Setups & UpgradesKicking Off with a Familiar Chaos
Michael and Damashe reflect on how their episodes often start mid-conversation instead of with a structured intro.
Michael notes that this mirrors their real-life calls—jumping straight into discussions without formal greetings.
Damashe’s Office Overhaul
New Layout: Desk now faces the room instead of the wall, giving a more executive feel.
Tech & Workspace Adjustments:
Boom Arm Swap: Back to the Rode boom arm for smoother, quieter adjustments.
Microphone Change: Using the Beta 87A after stashing away the Earthworks mic.
Acoustic Challenges: Removing boxes increased reverb—plans to install sound dampen...2025-03-1646 minTechnically WorkingTW101: Audio Battles, Gravity Forms, and the Cost of CokeMichael and Damashe tackle an episode packed with tech, automation, and a little unexpected humor. From Zoom mischief and Audio Hijack quirks to Loopback mysteries, they navigate the complexities of their audio setups—sometimes solving problems, sometimes creating new ones.
Then, they dive into Gravity Forms and how it might replace an entire workflow currently running on Google Sheets. Could automation save hours of manual work? Probably. Will Michael drop everything to build it right now? Almost certainly.
Meanwhile, Damashe wrestles with business finances and OCR woes, looking for ways to automate receipt tracking (because le...2025-03-0958 minTechnically WorkingTW100: A Major Milestone, Python Adventures, and New OpportunitiesIn this celebratory 100th episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe reflect on the journey so far, share some big personal and professional news, and look ahead to the next hundred episodes.
What to Expect in This Episode
Hitting the 100th Episode Milestone
Reflections on how the podcast has evolved since the DM Series
The importance of consistent weekly recording and publishing
Plans for growth and new ideas in the next 100 episodes
Automation and Coding with Python
How Michael’s Python scripts are automating repetitive tasks
Using GitHub Copilot and ChatGPT to as...2025-03-031h 18Technically WorkingTW99: Smart Assistants, AI Recorders, and a GitHub ExperimentThis week, we’re figuring things out as we go—talking about smart assistants, digital business cards, and how we’re using AI to simplify work.
Podcast Growth the Direct Way – Inspired by Allison from Podfeet.com, we discuss an aggressive (but effective) approach to getting people to subscribe.
Would You Buy a ChatGPT Speaker? – Damashe is diving into Home Assistant and debating whether a locally run AI assistant is worth the setup.
Plod vs. B: The AI Recording Showdown – How do these two AI-powered recording devices compare, and which one makes more sense for real-world use?
GitHub for Beginner...2025-02-231h 22Technically WorkingTW98 - Dot Cards, Dynamic Ads, and Digital Business CardsIn this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe dive into a variety of tech topics and personal anecdotes, all while keeping the conversation light and engaging. Here’s what you can expect:
New Tech Adventures: Michael shares his experience with the Dot Card Metal and Dot Band, digital business cards that use NFC technology. He discusses the setup process, challenges with accessibility, and the overall functionality of these innovative tools.
Dynamic Ad Insertion: The duo discusses the pros and cons of dynamically inserted ads in podcasts and YouTube videos. They explore how AI could po...2025-02-171h 06Technically WorkingTW97: Switching to Fastmail and Tech TidbitsIn this episode, Demasi and Michael dive into their tech routines and recent changes. They discuss the challenges and solutions for managing audio settings on Mac, the simplicity of using tools like SoundSource and Audio Hijack, and the frustrations with TestFlight on new Macs. They also share an interesting experiment involving AI and non-techie users, and Demasi's recent experience purchasing a pistol online.
The conversation shifts to productivity tools, with Michael detailing his Python script for podcast downloads and Demasi's recent upgrade to Hazel 6, highlighting its new OCR capabilities. They also touch on the importance of clipboard...2025-02-091h 29Technically WorkingTW96: Time, Energy, and the Struggle of Doing Too Much - No BonusTW96: Time, Energy, and the Struggle of Doing Too Much
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Damashe’s juggling a lot—running multiple businesses, managing employees, and trying to keep things moving while dealing with exhaustion. In this episode, he breaks down what’s been working (and what hasn’t), including hiring struggles, time mismanagement, and why being too busy can actually set you back.
Michael jumps in with some outside-the-box ideas, like tapping into Uber drivers and cleaning crews for better business logistics. They also chat about the B wearable device and whether AI-powered tools actuall...2025-02-041h 18Technically WorkingTW95: AI Assistants, Privacy Concerns, and the B Pioneer ExperienceIn this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe dive into their experiences with the latest AI tools and devices, including the Google Gemini and the B Pioneer wearable assistant. They explore:
Google Gemini in Gmail: How it helps with searching email efficiently and what works better on iOS vs. the web interface.
The B Pioneer Wearable: Michael’s initial impressions, setup process, and concerns about privacy, accessibility, and utility. Damashe shares thoughts on AI summarization and compares it to existing tools like Zoom’s summaries.
Privacy vs. Convenience: A thoughtful discussion on trust and transparency in AI-powered devi...2025-01-271h 06Technically WorkingTW94: "Exploring the Bee Pioneer AI, VOCR Tips, and Parallels Setup"Show Notes:
In this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe cover a range of tech topics, including the promising Bee Pioneer AI wearable, accessibility tools, and navigating virtual machines. Here’s what’s inside:
Bee Pioneer AI: Michael orders the Bee Pioneer Edition, a personal AI device designed to convert conversations into tasks, summaries, and reminders. They discuss its potential for productivity, accessibility, and their first impressions of the app.
VOCR Automation: Michael shares insights into VOCR settings, including the auto-scan feature that simplifies OCR workflows on macOS.
Windows on Mac: The hosts dive into conf...2025-01-201h 10Technically WorkingTW93: Streamlining Tech and Exploring Yearly ThemesIn this episode of Technically Working, Damashe and Michael tackle the quirks of mute switches, explore the seamless setup of the DJI Mic 2S, and share workspace frustrations with practical solutions. The duo also reflects on their 2024 themes and the lessons learned—In 2025 we learn about Michael’s focus on education and Damashe’s drive to build infrastructure. Plus, thoughts on the ever-reliable Pixel 5, innovative workflows, and the importance of getting back to basics. A must-listen for tech enthusiasts looking for inspiration and efficiency!2025-01-131h 24Technically WorkingAI and Podcasting Real Talk with Sean PreeceIn this laugh-filled and tech-focused episode of Technically Working, Damashe and Michael are joined by Sean Preece from Double Tap. Together, they explore:
Sean’s journey into podcasting and how Double Tap evolved into a daily show.
How AI tools like ChatGPT can solve real-life problems and enhance workflows.
The balance between quality and authenticity in podcast editing.
Smart home automation and what features would make users pay for AI assistants.
Join us for laughs, insights, and practical takeaways in this fun and tech-packed episode.
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Ho...2025-01-041h 32Technically WorkingTW91: Reflecting, Connecting, and Technically Working into 2025In this final episode of 2024, Michael and Damashe dive into a casual yet insightful conversation about the past year, their annual themes, and how they’ve evolved. They reflect on the “Year of Purpose” and “Year of Connections,” sharing lessons learned, missed opportunities, and plans for the future.
They also discuss:
The practicality and challenges of XLR versus USB microphones for podcasting and live events.
Michael's adventures in Python scripting with GitHub Copilot to simplify podcast production workflows.
Smart home setups, including Reolink cameras, Aqara devices, and exploring Home Assistant.
The importance of AI-optimized content (AOC) for podcas...2024-12-301h 28Technically WorkingTW90: "Behind the Scenes with JJ: From Blind Bargains to AT Guys"In this episode of Technically Working, Michael sits down with JJ Meddaugh, founder of Blind Bargains and AT Guys. Together, they explore JJ's journey through entrepreneurship, tech, and accessibility, offering listeners a mix of inspiration, insights, and humor.
Highlights:
The Origins of Blind Bargains
JJ shares how Blind Bargains started as a resource for finding affordable tech and accessible products, evolving into a platform for podcasts and breaking industry news.
From MobileSpeak to AT Guys
Learn how JJ transitioned from software sales to physical products and scaled AT Guys into a...2024-12-231h 06Technically WorkingTechnically Working 89: Smart Strips, Smart Systems, and Farewells"In this episode of Technically Working:
Smart Power Strips: Michael and Damashe explore the pros and cons of using Meross smart power strips, including their functionality and limitations.
Contact Management Chaos: A humorous and reflective discussion on cleaning up years of cluttered contacts and managing digital address books.
macOS 15.1 and 15.2 Updates: They dive into the fixed Notification Center with VoiceOver, issues with the broken Escape key in the Dock, and the usability of LaunchBar.
Garage Door Installations: Damashe shares his experience getting a garage door installed and his plans for smart garage upgrades.
Audio Setup Insights: Michael highlights...2024-12-161h 22Technically WorkingTW88 - The Cost of Doing BusinessTW88
Damashe records from home, sharing mic challenges with the Shure Beta 87A while Michael humorously notes their avoidance of news. They introduce a special offer for 'tip jar' subscribers and discuss Jetpack CRM, highlighting a 40% discount until December 31, 2025, and the importance of data privacy.
The duo explores marketing funnels and analytics, touches on Jetpack CRM accessibility, and shares insights on hidden business costs. They also discuss Mac battery life and keyboard shortcuts before wrapping up with podcast preferences, expressing gratitude for their supportive listeners.
Support Technically Working by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast...2024-12-091h 30Technically WorkingTW87: Tech Tools That Save the DayIn this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Demasi dive into the tech tools that have recently saved their day. From office heaters and robot vacuums to the intricacies of setting up tech for a wedding, they cover it all. They also discuss the pros and cons of various tech services, including Zoom, Riverside, and different CRM tools. Plus, they share their experiences with ChatGPT and MacGPT, and how these tools have integrated into their workflows.
Key Topics:
Office Heaters and Robot Vacuums:
- Michael's search for a small office heater.
- The allure of...2024-12-021h 20Technically WorkingTW86: "AI Adventures: Coding, Plugins, and Panda Express Mishaps with Taylor Arndt"Show Notes for TW86:
This week, Michael and Damashe are joined by Taylor Arndt, a WordPress plugin developer and all-around AI enthusiast. Taylor shares how she’s using AI to do everything from coding smarter to managing accessibility projects, and even navigating the quirks of driverless cars (spoiler: grass patches may be involved).
Here’s What We Covered:
Meet Taylor: Accessibility specialist, plugin wizard, and fan of all things AI. Oh, and she works for Techopolis, which Michael just realized spells "TOS" (terms of service, anyone?).
AI Tools Galore: Taylor’s setup includes VS Code...2024-11-2553 minTechnically WorkingTW85: Why Shortcuts Aren’t So ShortIn this episode, Michael and Damashe vent about the headaches of web browsing with screen readers and dig into why keyboard shortcuts don’t always work the way they should. They talk about using VoiceOver, JAWS, and other tools to navigate the web, sharing what’s been working—and what’s just plain broken.
The conversation shifts to managing tech workflows, including tips on handling digital clutter and writing smarter LinkedIn posts with AI. It’s a mix of tech gripes, practical fixes, and the usual back-and-forth you’ve come to expect.
Support Technically Working by contribut...2024-11-181h 18Technically WorkingTW84In this episode, we kick things off discussing call recording on iOS and some tips to make it easier. We also dive into payroll setups and the difference between contractor versus employee roles, sharing insights on managing payroll smoothly. Michael shares plans to handle audio for a wedding and explores the best setups to ensure high-quality sound throughout the event. Plus, we get into hybrid setups for meetings and how to adapt tech for various event needs.2024-11-1159 minTechnically WorkingTW83: Mac Minis, Memberships, and Workflow HacksMichael and Damashe discuss optimizing work setups, from Mac Minis to automation tools like Hazel, and weigh the benefits of DIY versus ready-made membership systems. They also share updates on Unmute Presents and plans for a new Q&A format.
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Send us your feedback online: https://pinecast.com/feedback/technically-working/47b9878e-d81e-4987-9b6f-6256f4a9...2024-11-041h 19Technically WorkingTW81: Technical Glitches, Riverside Troubles, and Audio AdventuresIn this episode of Technically Working, Damashe and Michael dive into their hands-on experiences with tech setups, both in the studio and on the go. Damashe struggles with Riverside's mobile app not supporting USB microphones on iPhones, leading to frustrations during a test run. Michael shares his latest adventures in managing live audio for events, wiring complex setups to integrate Zoom calls and in-room speakers seamlessly. They also touch on Apple’s newly released iPad mini, discuss the frustrations of Seeing AI resetting first start settings, , and discuss future projects involving IVR systems and automated transcripts for their podcasts. Al...2024-10-211h 10Technically Working"Optimizing Audio Setups and Workflow Hacks"Show Notes:
In this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe dive into the complexities of audio setups and workflows. Michael shares his intricate setup involving a Mackie ProFX12, the Shure Beta 87A mic, and the Vocaster Two. The duo discusses balancing inputs, managing audio channels in Reaper, and troubleshooting issues with VoiceOver playback. Damashe also reveals a new discovery about Zoom’s ability to select specific input channels, which could streamline audio management during calls.
As the conversation shifts, Michael reflects on organizing personal and professional life, including the importance of having a clear pu...2024-10-1457 minTechnically WorkingTW79 - Mac vs. Windows: When Backups Matter and AI FailsShow Notes:
In this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe share their recent tech struggles and solutions. Michael’s trusty Lenovo laptop finally bites the dust, forcing him to switch to Mallory's MacBook Air—sparking a discussion on the pros and cons of Mac vs. Windows and the importance of having solid backup systems. Damashe highlights the significance of testing backups and restoring them, sharing some recent issues with restoring systems that didn’t go as planned.
The duo also dives into the quirks of using AI tools like ChatGPT for task management and troubl...2024-10-071h 05Technically WorkingTW78 - That's Not PringlesIn this episode, learn what Damashe sent Michael, what Michael bought, our thoughts on the Meta Announcement, and how Damashe has ... tried to use META AI!2024-10-0146 minTechnically WorkingTW77: Will My Dolly Fit?Will My Dolly Fit?
In this episode, Damashe and Michael dive into a lively and personal conversation, packed with humor and insights from their day-to-day experiences.
Damashe kicks things off with a funny story about forgetting to send a surprise package to Michael, which sparks a discussion about the chaos of juggling schedules, rescheduling meetings, and balancing life and work.
The conversation quickly shifts to Damashe’s vending machine business. He talks about managing an increase in customers at one of his rest areas, the challenges of keeping track of sales through card re...2024-09-1656 minTechnically WorkingTW75 - Tales of the No InternetIn this episode we learn about Damashe's internet adventures. Michael also shares a story about sharing the podcast, and Damashe bought a Van!2024-09-0240 minTechnically WorkingTW74 - Not RespondingIn this episode, we navigate the integration of smart devices into daily life, sharing experiences with smart light bulbs and the importance of reliable home networks. I discuss the challenges of migrating WordPress sites and the nuances of domain transfers, while Damashe adds his insights on workflow efficiency and technical hurdles.
We also explore the latest advancements from Google, including AI integration, and reflect on humorous tech mishaps during my computer setup. The conversation wraps up with a focus on optimizing productivity and the impact of technology on small business operations, laying the groundwork for future discussions.2024-08-191h 17Technically WorkingTW73 - Podcasting Tools# Join Michael and Damashe as they discuss podcasting setups, eBay selling strategies, increasing downloads through social media, and preferences in text editing. They also touch on communication tools, payroll software, and upcoming Zoom releases. Share your feedback using #technicallyworking.2024-08-121h 21Technically WorkingTW70 - Home ShortcutsMichael and Damashe explore the realm of AI in our podcast, focusing on ChatGPT for generating topic suggestions. We reflect on past topics covered and the impact of AI on work and personal lives, highlighting Toolbox Pro in iOS shortcuts. Discussing innovative capabilities, we touch on Aira's Build AI feature and the importance of privacy, comparing Aira and Be My Eyes services. Delving into studio setup for improved recordings, I share my garage transformation and Damashe discusses smart home installations. Damashe expresses concerns about motion detectors and plans for automating functions. Our conversation extends to temperature sensors, streaming services...2024-07-221h 03Technically WorkingTW67 - AI, Accessibility, and Automation Updates
Introduction
Streaming and Download Numbers: We kick off the episode discussing our recent streaming and download numbers, along with a sneak peek into our upcoming content.
Damashe's Updates
Facility Application: Damashe shares exciting news about applying for a new facility.
New LLC: He also announces the launch of his new LLC, outlining his goals and vision for the business.
Michael's Updates
ACB Convention: Michael talks about the events and activities that BITS hosted at the ACB Convention, highlighting key moments and takeaways.
Tech Talk
Mac and VoiceOver Issues: Damashe opens...2024-06-301h 03Technically WorkingTW63 - Back Your Power UpDamashe and Michael cover note widgets, Siri improvements, Apple-OpenAI collaboration, our hopes for Apple's AI enhancements, TV OS, and power supply importance2024-06-031h 27Technically WorkingTW62 - The BEP explainedDamashe and Michael discuss a wide range of topics including Michael's new office setup and webcam, insights into the Business Enterprise Program (BEP) regarding preparation, time commitments, and post-program considerations. They delve into the BEP in Alabama, detailing facilities and selection processes. The conversation extends to the vending machine business, covering inventory management, securing new locations, and managing operations independently. Challenges with security protocols in institutions, and tiered access are also explored, with a teaser for their next podcast episode of "Technically Working", and upcoming content on iOS 18 desires.2024-05-271h 18Technically WorkingTW59: Tech Troubles and Triumphs: USB-C, QuickBooks, and macOS UpdatesIn this episode, hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas tackle a range of topics that highlight both the frustrations and the functionalities of current technology. They delve into the intricacies of USB-C cables, discuss the fluctuating accessibility of QuickBooks, and share their experiences with recent macOS updates.
Key Discussions:
USB-C Cable Insights: Understanding the importance of choosing the right USB-C cables for optimal device performance.
QuickBooks Accessibility: Damashe revisits his previous statements about QuickBooks, noting recent updates that have made the software less accessible than before.
macOS Updates: The hosts discuss their experiences with the latest macOS updates, highlighting...2024-05-061h 17Technically WorkingTW58 - Who's Doing What?Introduction
In this episode, Damashe and Michael discuss a variety of tech topics including USB-C cables, macOS vs Windows productivity, AI tools like Perplexity.ai, server preferences like Nginx, and maintaining work-life balance.
Key Segments
USB-C Benefits and Laptop Setups
Discussion on the convenience of USB-C for connecting devices and power options across MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro models.
Exploring ideal laptop setups, port availability, and frustrations with docks and hubs.
Transitioning to Windows for Productivity
Insights into potentially switching from macOS to Windows for enhanced productivity workflows.
AI Advancements with Perplexity.ai
...2024-04-291h 33Technically WorkingTW56 - It's our Therapy SessionJoin Damashe and Michael as we discuss dynamic ad insertion in podcasts, advocate for host-read ads, and emphasize the importance of software accessibility. We cover productivity tips, Python programming, CSS challenges, and passing the ServSafe test. Explore the benefits of ceramic cane tips and our future restaurant plans. Thank you to our listeners, and enjoy our playful banter about future technologies and futuristic golfing.
Ambutech Graphite Telescoping Cane
Ambutech Cane Tip: Ceramic 8mm Threaded
Instant-Read Talking Cooking Thermometer
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...2024-04-151h 14Technically WorkingTW55 - Let Go Of My KeystrokesIn this podcast episode, Damashe and Michael discuss the technical aspects of their audio setup, sharing challenges faced with Zoom and strategies for expanding content across platforms like YouTube and TikTok. They reflect on their show's evolution, balancing marketing with commitments such as the BEP program, and engaging with fellow creators. Damashe shares personal challenges and insights on maintaining health while transitioning to tech dialogues on networking and microphone setups. They exchange thoughts on audio equipment, discussing tools like Memberful and explore Git commands, task management apps, and screen reader support. The episode wraps up with banter on feedback, podcast...2024-04-081h 11Technically WorkingTW54 - Now On YoutubeIn our conversation, Damashe and Michael share their experiences with setting up tech gear like Rode Boomarms and Eufy cams, discussing challenges with HomePod, HomeKit, and Apple's family sharing feature. We delve into smart home device setups for families, covering smart lighting, security cameras, and transitions between iOS and Android devices. Damashe shares email management strategies and tips for Android efficiency, while we explore gear preferences like cases for audio equipment and power banks. We evaluate sharing podcasts on YouTube, tracking listenership, and technical aspects like server setup and security key management. Grateful for our listeners, we consider alternative platforms...2024-04-011h 21Technically WorkingTW53 - A little about CSUNAI Generated:
Join Michael and Damashe as they discuss plumbing challenges, audio recording equipment comparisons, and technology for individuals with visual impairments. The conversation also covers robotic pets, AI capabilities, security camera setups, and reflections on personal experiences. Grateful for listener support, they seek feedback and encourage communal engagement.
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2024-03-251h 30Technically WorkingTW51 - Can You Hear My H6E?These notes were AI Generated:
In this episode of "Technically Working," Michael and Damashe discuss various topics, starting with a detailed process of setting up audio equipment and troubleshooting technical issues. They explore the functionality and setup of a Zoom H6 recorder, emphasizing the importance of proper equipment setup for podcasting. The discussion covers the nuances of using different microphones, including the Shure Beta 87A, and the importance of phantom power for quality audio recording. They also touch upon the advantages of using a Zoom recorder as both an audio interface and a standalone recorder.
...2024-03-111h 06Technically WorkingTW49 - "Navigating the Waves: Audio Mastery and Self-Care Insights"In this episode, we delved into Michael's experience teaching a Reaper class, discussing simplifying audio editing concepts for beginners. We explored different audio tools, productivity with voice commands, and the nuances of working with Google Docs. Damashe shared personal struggles within the BEP program, highlighting the importance of self-care. Delving into his journey, Damashe discussed sensory overload, societal misconceptions, and the challenges of specialized training facilities. We reflected on resilience, mindset shifts, and holistic well-being. The conversation also touched on equipment procurement challenges, the Zoom H1-E recorder's functionalities, and Sweetwater's role in facilitating seamless purchasing experiences. Lastly, we unraveled...2024-02-251h 14Technically WorkingTW48 - Internet gremlinsThe episode discusses live streaming, audience engagement, podcasting challenges, technical issues, network challenges on campus, AI learning, and emphasizes effective communication in professional circles. It invites engagement through various channels.2024-02-191h 01Technically WorkingFrom Blackstone Griddles to Tech Tips: TW47!This description was AI generated.
The conversation between Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas covers a range of topics, focusing primarily on the practical aspects of cooking with Blackstone griddles, including the decision-making process behind purchasing different models and sizes, and the operational nuances involved. They also delve into technology tools and software, discussing Google Docs, JAWS for Windows, GPT for Mac, AI applications, and updates for mobile devices. The discussion reflects a blend of lifestyle choices, technological adaptability, and the pursuit of hobbies that complement their professional interests in accessibility and technology.
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Technically WorkingTW46 - Streamlined Success: Mastering Projects with Patience and PlanningIn this episode of Technically Working, Michael and Damashe dive into the nuances of project management, emphasizing the importance of preparation and communication. Michael kicks off the conversation with a reflection on how taking a measured approach to projects, rather than rushing through them, often leads to better outcomes. This episode unpacks the benefits of having all necessary information upfront from clients, a practice that streamlines tasks and enhances efficiency.
Damashe echoes Michael’s sentiments, stressing the value of clear and concise communication in avoiding unnecessary back-and-forth with clients. The duo shares personal anecdotes and lessons learned fr...2024-02-051h 04Technically WorkingTW45 - The Custom ViewEpisode Highlights:
The Power of Calendars: We kick off the discussion by exploring how vital it is to have events or tasks on our calendars. This simple practice can significantly boost productivity and ensure that important things don't fall through the cracks.
Customizing Shortcuts in macOS: Next, we delve into the world of macOS, discussing tips and tricks for customizing shortcuts. This segment is perfect for users looking to streamline their workflow and make their interaction with macOS more efficient and personalized.
Gravity View and Web Customization: A major highlight of this episode is our exploration of Gravity...2024-01-291h 14Technically WorkingTW442024-01-221h 22Technically WorkingNavigating Instincts, DIY Fixes, and the Power of Accessibility in Tech"In this episode, we discuss the importance of trusting our instincts and following our intuition. We talk about microphone setups, challenges faced, and rearranging our recording space. We also touch on navigating Discord, DIY repairs with YouTube tutorials, customer support for electronics, and accessibility for people with disabilities. We share experiences with MagSafe, apps for visual assistance, and the value of a network of individuals. Wrapping up, we express gratitude to our supporters and discuss file saving using Audio Hijack.# Episode Notes
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Support Technically Working by contributing to their tip jar: https...2024-01-151h 16Technically WorkingTW42 - it's a learning experienceIn this part of our conversation, we discuss the challenges of merging code changes and the importance of code review. We recommend checking out episode 100 of Programming by Stealth for a thorough explanation of Git. We apologize for recent audio difficulties and showcase the usefulness of tools like SoundSource. Inspired by our discussion, we're brainstorming exclusive content for Tip Jar subscribers. We express our gratitude for our supporters and share show download statistics. Thank you for tuning in!2024-01-081h 26Technically WorkingTW41 - New Year, New Tech: Scripts, Syncs, and SystemsIn this episode, we discuss the use of scripts for the podcast, organizing topics with Google Docs, and our experiences with Todoist. We also explore podcasting setup, membership systems, and different podcast apps. Finally, we touch on the dynamic island feature and Celeste glasses. We wrap up by asking for feedback and wishing everyone a Happy New Year.# Episode Notes
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Michael and Damashe dive into the world of technology, discussing the thrills and challenges of podcasting, their roles in BITS, and the intriguing world of AI tools. They share their insights on the evolving tech landscape, touching on topics from AI text-to-speech tools to their personal goals and themes for the year ahead.
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Damashe: @damashe...2023-12-251h 22Technically WorkingTW39 - "Maximizing Tech Efficiency: Equipment Insights and Workflow Enhancements"On this episode, we express gratitude to our supporters and celebrate reaching 5,000 downloads. We discuss improving our podcast workflow and consider exploring other platforms. We emphasize community feedback and mention future topics. We wrap up by providing ways for listeners to engage with us further.2023-12-181h 13Technically WorkingTW38: "Tech Tinkering: Navigating Podcast Apps and Audio Adventures"In this episode, we discuss our upcoming Android adventures and our potential switch to PocketCast. We explore alternative apps and tools for audio conversion, emphasizing the importance of accessibility. We share our recent approval of an Amazon card and an Apple card, highlighting the benefits of cashback options. Looking ahead, we discuss future financial strategies and the importance of auditing expenses. We invite our audience to reach out to us for our custom GPT project.2023-12-111h 09
Technically WorkingTW37: AI Music, Custom GPTs & Tech Exploration
In Episode 37 of "Technically Working," Damashe and Michael share a sincere thanks to their supporters, humorously mentioning how even the cost of chicken wings makes their help valuable. They also dive into their streaming setup, talking about using Club Deck and IACache. This episode mixes a big thank you to their audience with interesting tech talks, all with a light and friendly touch.Episode Notes
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"Join us in this episode where we extend our thanks to our listeners and dive into a discussion on various tech topics. From phones and devices to MarsEdit, time tracking apps, and VoiceOver navigation, we cover it all. We also explore the challenges with Safari on Sonoma and delve into the fascinating world of AI tools.
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In this part of the conversation, we discuss microphone setup, Apple's new MacBook Pro chips, recording software, organizing web information, password management tools, and adding podcasts to YouTube. We celebrate our podcast's growth, share future plans, and express gratitude to our listeners. We consider the possibility of launching a YouTube channel and provide updates on Google Workspace. We emphasize transparency and thank our audience for their support. Tune in next week for more and stay connected as we set up our website.
Support Technically Working by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com...2023-11-061h 32Technically WorkingTW32 - Audio and MoreIn this episode, we discuss podcast issues and express gratitude to our supporters. We share tips for resolving Bluetooth issues with JAWS and explore sound card management options. We talk about difficulties with Bluetooth keyboards and worn-out headphone cables. We also dive into ChatGPT's image recognition capabilities and its potential integration with Siri. Additionally, we touch on using GPT for webpage descriptions and color schemes. We mention the benefits of shock fit earbuds and discuss the challenges of using Bluetooth in live production environments. Finally, we wrap up by mentioning our new computers and seeking recommendations for new apps.2023-10-301h 07Technically WorkingTW31 - Let Me Use The WebIn this episode, we talk about our podcast recording setup and encounter internet connectivity issues. We discuss our experience with our business bank deleting all our cards, leading us to re-evaluate subscriptions and be more intentional with virtual cards. We also cover setting up a local WordPress development environment and share our experiences with password managers. We wrap up by thanking our listeners and giving a shoutout to Mike for an upcoming convention.
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Technically WorkingPrivacy, Efficiency, and Gratitud````eIn this episode, we discuss privacy, the upcoming ACB convention, and our podcasting setup. We highlight the importance of maximizing resources, share tips on audio tools, organization strategies, and file management. We touch on extracting health data and express gratitude to our supporters.2023-10-161h 07Technically WorkingTW29 - New Hardware, Parallels, and Audio Setups"In this episode, we discuss recent updates to our Apple TV, explore exporting and syncing rules in different apps, share our experiences using Parallels on Windows machines, brainstorm audio setup solutions for our upcoming convention, highlight the advantages of using tools like DevonThink and Drafts, talk about the importance of user experience, discuss podcast episode editing, share limitations and workarounds for sharing DevonThink databases, and express gratitude for our supporters and listeners.2023-10-0953 min
Technically WorkingSettings to change on macOS and Windows 11! With special guestsIn this episode, Damashe and Michael sit down with two guests, Shaun and Jeff.
We talk through the settings all four of us make on our computers. Jeff and Sean are on windows, while Michael and Damashe are primarily Mac users. In this episode, you'll learn several settings that we all take and apply.
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...2023-10-021h 42Technically WorkingTW27 - Gravity of the FormsWelcome to the 27th episode of Technically Working, where host Michael Babcock gives a shoutout to Taylor for her innovative WordPress plugin for Gravity Forms. This episode delves into a spirited conversation about the challenges and frustrations of using Gravity Forms, with Michael and Damashe sharing their experiences.
The discussion then moves to audio and Google Chrome, highlighting Clean Feed's beta feature for audio mixing. The hosts also explore the potential of AI Cast for live streaming and discuss the search for alternatives to Chrome. A special guest, Sean, is announced for the upcoming show, adding an...2023-09-251h 25Technically WorkingTechnically Working 26: Webcams, WordPress, and Working in SlippersTechnically Working 26:
In this episode of Technically Working, We kick things off with a discussion on whether or not Damashe should sell one of his web cams. Michael shares some tips on using notifications in Mona. We answer some listener submitted questions, including one about WordPress.
We disclose our thoughts on wearing shoes when working from home, which naturally goes on to discuss work environment, and some suggestions.
We love hearing from our listeners, so feel free to reach out to us via Mastodon or email.
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Technically WorkingTW23 - Defining Success & Navigating Productivity ToolsIn this episode, we discuss defining success on our own terms and avoiding comparisons. We highlight podcast hosts' unique success stories and mention our oversight in sending files. We invite listeners to follow us on Mastodon and briefly touch on productivity tools. We tease the next episode on SaneBox and ongoing notification issues. We provide our contact information and invite questions for the next live stream episode.2023-08-281h 12
Technically WorkingTW22 - "Smart Vision, Accessibility, and Listener Engagement"In this episode, we discuss the smart vision three phone, address the backup process for the blind shell phone, talk about file moving and using SD cards and USB thumb drives. We also touch upon using magnification and voiceover features simultaneously and share our experiences with different keyboards and braille displays. Additionally, we mention engagement on Mastodon and talk about sharing our shows on various platforms. Lastly, we hint on how next week will start by answering a listener question about our businesses and express gratitude for listening.2023-08-2150 min
Technically WorkingWe Did It FirstIn this episode, we overcome technical issues and discuss recording interviews at a state convention. We highlight the MacWhisper app and express gratitude for listener recommendations. We cover topics like VoIP phones, travel plans, email services, and DNS backup. We mention the intriguing I clever BK 10 keyboard and tease exciting surprises for our listeners. Join us for more engaging discussions in the next episode. Don't forget to rate and recommend the show!# Episode Notes
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Technically WorkingTechnically WOrking: Live Sessions, Business Challenges, and Gadgets GaloreIn this episode, we discuss our live sessions in ACB Community and recording them with Audio Hijack. We cover issues with Clubhouse, self-doubt as business owners, challenges of running our own businesses, upcoming events, bugs in apps, and the use of widgets in iOS 17. We also touch on MagSafe, smart backpacks, and our recording/streaming setup. Finally, we mention Jeff's birthday and our presence on Mastodon.2023-08-071h 12Technically WorkingTW19
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Technically WorkingTW18 - Traveling and new NetworksOn this episode of "Technically Working," we catch up on recent events since our last recording at a convention. Damashe shares his experience of a broken cane and contracting COVID-19, while Michael talks about his trip for the ACB National Convention. We discuss using the Aira app for navigation at airports, travel apps like TripIt and Flighty, our new router setup, and alternative transportation methods. Overall, we're happy with our network setup and appreciate our listeners' support. Stay tuned for more episodes and potential guest interviews.2023-07-241h 08
Technically WorkingReplay: Steven and Shaun from Double TapThis is a replay of an episode published to Unmute 2 weeks ago.
Damashe and Michael will be back next Monday with a new episode.
In this episode, Marty, Michael and Damashe sit down and have a conversation with Steven and Shaun from Double Tap.
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In this week's episode, we discuss various applications and tools that we use in our daily lives.
## Applications for Trip Information
We talk about our experiences with keeping track of trip information and Damashe shares his experience with a new application he is trying out.
## Pirate Ship
We discuss Pirate Ship, a tool that both of us use to ship products. Michael has a question for Damashe about it, but Damashe doesn't have the answer.
...2023-06-261h 07Technically WorkingTW16 - your emails important to usWelcome to this week's episode of Technically Working, TW16 - Your Emails Important to Us. This week, we discuss a range of topics, including our involvement in Beta, the exciting items that Damashe sent Michael in a box, which included a new hard drive and some delicious seasoning. We also talk about bringing sanity to Michael's inbox, and we thank you for your continued support.
In addition, we cover IOS17, travel tips, and our plan for convention week. We have some exciting plans in store for the upcoming convention week, and we can't wait to share them...2023-06-191h 09
Technically WorkingTW15 - Focus RulesTranscript
Michael:
[0:00] You said something earlier this week that made me think about the way I work.
And I kind of wanted to explore that. And I think we talked about bringing it up, but I'm not sure. And that was, uh, when you asked me, do you ever wake up with full intentions to get stuff done?
And then by the end of the day, you've gotten stuff done, but none of the things that you wanted to get done, got done.
So I'm curious what brought that up. First of all.
Damashe:
[0:21] So...2023-06-131h 22
Technically WorkingFrom Hijacking Audio to Embracing Open SourceTranscript
Michael:
[0:00] Next time they do a remote, I'm going to, uh, capture the recording with audio hijack, that's kind of what made me go set it up and I'm like, Hey, I should schedule this to record so I don't forget.
And then I'll have it. So my question for you is, uh, how do you use scheduling and audio hijack?
Damashe:
[0:18] I haven't even looked at it. So it's actually pretty straightforward.
I haven't set up a schedule in a while, so I don't know if anything, I actually haven't set up a...2023-06-051h 48
Technically WorkingTechnically Working 132023-05-301h 12Technically WorkingTechnically Working: Navigating Tech and Business InsightsSummary:
In this episode of "Technically Working," we cover a range of topics that revolve around technology, business, and productivity. From understanding your business dashboard and making informed decisions to unraveling Apple's intentions with their products, we provide insights that can transform the way you work. We discuss the benefits of using default apps, the significance of taking breaks and stepping away from work, and how the Mastodon platform offers an alternative social media experience. Additionally, we tackle the common dilemma of feeling the need to know everything and offer strategies for managing information overload. Finally, we delve into...2023-05-221h 24Technically WorkingWhat About Your Podcast Network?All right, let's do it again then.
There's Demossian, he probably hears my music.
I'm gonna stay doing what's do best.
Very faintly?
Do you even hear me?
And I'm doing auto gain, so you don't hear me yet.
Yeah, now I hear you.
Do you hear me?
Yep.
All right, and we're already recording at clean feed.
Okay.
I'm going to...
Oh, let me start audio hijackers to back up over here.
...2023-05-161h 08Technically WorkingClean Feed, Discord, and eCommerce: Oh My!Introduction: Damashe and Michael discuss the benefits of joining their live streams and accessing bonus content on their website.
Using Discord for Podcasting and Live Streaming: The speakers discuss the advantages of using Discord, such as its permission system and the ability to embed channels into web pages. They also mention the recent change in Discord's username system.
Audio Facilitation and Streaming with Clean Feed: The benefits of using Clean Feed are discussed, along with the limitations of Zoom's audio quality. They touch on the potential of Zoom ISO for professional events and audio routing.
E-commerce Solutions: Damashe and...2023-05-081h 11Technically WorkingHotspots, Prompts, and Domains"I
Guess that gives me a good heads up though that I'm gonna be successful in the next two years
Like we start making a lot of money or something because somebody felt the need to go to the future
To register a domain that I was gonna want to buy for something
All right, so good sign. That's how we're gonna take it. Yeah
We're not gonna say that name keep is full of crap and they just didn't want to sell me that domain
Because...2023-05-011h 03Technically WorkingTechnically Working - Tales of Boom Arms, Hybrid Events, and Babyface ProsTranscript
Michael:
[0:00] Hello, Demasi. It even plays a little noise. Oh, no, that was my download finish noise.
It said Demasi, and then I played the download finish noise because I'm downloading recordings from yesterday.
Damashe:
[0:13] Oh, right. So I should be on the right microphone.
Michael:
[0:20] I can hear you just fine. I think you're on the right microphone.
Damashe:
[0:23] Yep. Alright let me do an autogain real quick though.
Michael:
[0:30] While he's doing autogain, something I think I should record unless he wants to and he'll let...2023-04-241h 18Technically WorkingTechnically Working - EP72023-04-181h 34Technically WorkingUnmute Presents – ScripTalk Talking Labels on April 18, unmute.showAttention all technically Working listeners! Get ready to be blown away by the amazing Script Talk live show featuring Marty and Michael. Taking place on April 18th at 10:00 AM PT- 1PM Eastern, this event is not to be missed! Script Talk is an innovative solution for accessible medication labels, perfect for anyone who struggles with reading the tiny print on prescription labels. With Script Talk, you can easily and safely manage your health by scanning and listening to the information on your medication bottles. You'll learn everything you need to know about this life-changing device, including how to get one...2023-04-1600 minTechnically Workingep6 -Apparently Lincoln earned the goat of me
About the ghost of me nothing
He just told you that as you came in well meal with oh
So meal was reading the words goat of many hats
She like I know what this is and she spelled all over it out all this one long blob across you got to start over
Spent again and so she oh a tea. I said okay, so stop that's one word and then she said go goat of many hats
And...2023-04-1036 min
Technically WorkingTechnically Working - Standing With NetworksTechnically Working - Standing With Networks
Technically Working - Standing With Networks
In this episode, Damashe and Michael talk about:
Networking and different networking solutions they both have explored.
Plans for smart home transitions and the measurements used in light bulbs.
A new USB Type A to 2 lightning, 1 USB Type C, and one Micro USB cable that Michael got.
Standing desks and their benefits and challenges.
NumPad commander and how it can enhance VoiceOver productivity and customization.
The possibility of dual eSIM on iPhone 12 and the workarounds available.
HomeKit automation and how it...2023-04-031h 26Technically WorkingTW4TW 4
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Brett Terpstra's fix for bin installation with Homebrew
Brett's Markdown Service Tools
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Link to demo of MMD to RTF
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Jetpack CRM
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Michael:
[1:13] How has your experience with that with Edge been?
Damashe:
[1:16] So I haven't been so far for today has been fine. I haven't really been using Microsoft Edge on the Mac. Oh, Windows, however, it's been been pretty decent.
Wait, what? Yeah. I've been using Edge and Windows.
So it's been good over there. I...2023-03-271h 25Technically WorkingTechnically Working - EP3Transcript
Damashe:
[0:00] I also forgot that when you open clean feed, which is good. Maybe next week I will play with Oxygen and do the hosting for the beat because I completely wasn't thinking that, oh yeah, why it's got a push record just because we're in here doesn't mean it's automatically recording.
Hey, can I get that as a feature request clean feed? Like give me an option.
Michael:
[0:18] See what now, now that you've set it on the recording, I will just start the recording when you come in.
I figure just in...2023-03-2057 minTechnically WorkingTechnically Working - LaunchBar Settings with Damash[0:00] All right, so today what I want to demonstrate is I'm going to take you through my adventures in LaunchBar's settings.
I'm going to go a little fast because most stuff is kind of self-explanatory, but I will stop and explain either what some maybe ambiguous options are actually for, or explain why I'm changing certain things the way that I am changing them.
So without further ado, let's get into it. So I hit Command Space to bring up LaunchBar.
I have already changed some settings but right now my launch bar is in the most default sta...2023-03-1334 min
Technically WorkingTechnically Working - EP2The transcript was generated thanks to Auphonic.Transcript
Michael:
[0:00] So this might be an interesting show because we really haven't talked as much as we normally do. By the way, we're recording. At least I feel like we haven't.
Damashe:
[0:09] No, we definitely did not talk as much this past week as we normally do.
I mean, what has been going on?
Trying to recall now. Kinda funny about the week. Like I really don't remember what the hell I was doing most of the week, but I know I've done stuff.
Like I've gotten...2023-03-0659 minTechnically WorkingTechnically Working - EP12023-02-2758 minTechnically WorkingConverting Markdown to Rich Text: The Magic of MultiMarkdown"Show Notes:
In this episode, Damashe demonstrates a tool that he uses on macOS all the time: a macOS service that converts Markdown or MultiMarkdown into Rich Text.
He explains how he uses this service to send emails with nice formatting, including links and bullet points, without having to use the formatting tools in the email app.
He also mentions that the service is from Brett Terpstra and you can find it at Markdown Service Tools - BrettTerpstra.com
Michael makes a brief appearance, discussing the benefits of writing in Markdown and how it allows you to format...2023-02-1303 minTechnically WorkingTrailerShow notes:
Introduction to "Technically Working", the podcast for tech enthusiasts and productivity seekers
Hosts Michael Babcock and Damashe Thomas
Show focuses on Mac OS and iPhone, but also covers other platforms such as Android and Windows
Personal experiences and tips on staying productive with these tools shared
Discussion of latest tools and strategies for productivity
Goal of helping small business owners, freelancers, and anyone looking to boost their productivity
Tune in to hear hosts keep each other accountable and share their journey to reaching their goal
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