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Riff to Radio4 Techniques to Make Your Metal Choruses Sound HUGE (Without More Plugins)If your metal choruses aren’t hitting like they should, the problem usually isn’t your plugins, it’s contrast. Most mixes don’t have a “chorus lift” because the verse is already too big, so when the chorus arrives… nothing feels different.In this video, I’ll show you 4 simple techniques to make your metal choruses sound HUGE (without adding more plugins) by creating size, width, level, and energy exactly where it matters.What you’ll learn in this episode:✅ 1) Arrangement & layering: how to stack extra guitar and vocal layers in the chorus so it feels b...
2026-03-1008 minRiff to Radio25 Metal Production Tips in 5 Minutes (Speed Run)25 metal production tips in 5 minutes. ⚡️In this speed run, I’m blasting through practical, real-world mixing and recording tips for modern metal, so you can get tighter performances, clearer guitars, punchier drums, and a cleaner low end fast.✅ In this video you’ll learn quick wins for:-Tracking & session prep (tuning, gain staging, clean takes)-Editing tight metal performances (crossfades, noise cleanup, alignment)-Low-end control (kick/bass/toms, sidechain, filtering)-Heavy rhythm guitars (EQ, gain, harshness control)-Vocals & mix polish (compression chains, saturation, FX cleanup)00:00 Intro: 25 Metal Production Tips in 5 Minut...
2026-03-0305 minRiff to RadioYour Metal Mix Is Fighting ItselfIf your metal mix sounds muddy, small, or chaotic… it’s probably fighting itself.Turning everything up doesn’t make your mix massive. It makes it crowded.In this video, I’ll show you the exact sidechain workflows I use in modern metal mixes to create space, clarity, and punch... without killing energy. No EDM-style pumping. Just transparent, pro-level control that lets every element hit harder.We’ll cover frequency-specific ducking for low end, surgical midrange carving for snare and vocals, and a simple Reaper trick that keeps your vocal effects huge without washing ou...
2026-02-2409 minRiff to RadioI Almost Fired A BandIf you’re hiring a mixing engineer, don’t send your session like this.In this episode, I break down the biggest session prep mistakes DIY bands make when exporting tracks for mixing, including not consolidating audio files, bad track labeling, messy edits, clicks, pops, and poor timing.If your files aren’t prepped properly, your mix will suffer (and it may cost you more).Download my free Mix Prep Guide below so your mixer actually enjoys working on your song.👇 Get the free Mix Prep Guide here:https://liquidstudiosli.com/mix-p...
2026-02-1705 minRiff to RadioThe Drum Mistake Making Your Metal Tracks Sound FakeDo your programmed metal drums sound fake and robotic?The #1 reason is static MIDI velocity and over-quantization.In this video, I break down the exact drum programming mistake that causes the “machine gun” effect and show you three simple fixes to make programmed drums sound human, dynamic, and record-ready.This applies to metal, metalcore, death metal, and modern heavy production, whether you’re using programmed drums or editing MIDI.If you’re a guitarist or producer who hates programming drums, I also offer full mixing and production services, link below.🎧 Mixing & Pr...
2026-02-1005 minRiff to Radio3 Reasons You Should Use A Dedicated Mastering EngineerDo you actually need a dedicated mastering engineer… or is mastering just an extra expense for DIY bands?It’s a fair question.Budgets are tight. Everyone’s wearing multiple hats. And mastering is one of the most misunderstood parts of the production process.A lot of bands think:“If the mix sounds good, we’re done.”But skipping proper mastering is one of the fastest ways to make a great mix feel underwhelming once it leaves the studio.In this week’s episode, I’m breaking down why using a...
2026-02-0305 minRiff to Radio3 Ways To Make Your Lead Guitar Cut Through The MixStruggling to get your lead guitar to cut through the mix without just turning it up? In this video, I break down 3 proven mixing techniques pro engineers use to make lead guitars stand out in dense rock and metal mixes.You’ll learn how to:-Create contrast between lead and rhythm guitars-Use surgical EQ to add clarity and presence-Apply dynamic separation so your lead cuts through automaticallyThese techniques work in any DAW and apply to rock, metal, and modern guitar-driven music.🎸 Free Guide: Learn how to recor...
2026-01-2709 minRiff to RadioWill AI Make Mixing Engineers Obsolete? (Honest Answer)Let me ask you a question I’ve been getting constantly lately…“Is AI going to replace mixing engineers?”Between AI mastering tools, mix assistants, and plugins promising a “pro mix in one click,” it’s easy to see why people are nervous.I get it.On the surface, it feels like things are moving fast, and if you’re a band or an engineer, it can start to feel a little unsettling.But here’s the truth...
2026-01-2004 minRiff to Radio3 Techniques To Make Your Guitars Sound WiderHave you ever double-tracked your guitars, panned them hard left and right… and they still sound stuck in the middle?No matter what you do, they feel small, buried, and kind of lifeless, like one big mono blob instead of two massive walls of sound.I see this all the time.Bands will come to me convinced they need a new amp sim, different pickups, or better IRs… when in reality, the problem has nothing to do with gear.It’s...
2026-01-1310 minRiff to RadioWhy Nobody Listens to Your Metal BandYou spent months writing, recording, and releasing new music.You post it everywhere.You hit submit on Spotify.And then… nothing.Here’s the uncomfortable truth most bands avoid:It’s probably not the algorithm.It’s probably not promotion.Most of the time, the real reason nobody is listening has everything to do with how your music sounds.Listeners decide whether your band is worth th...
2026-01-0608 minRiff to RadioI Stopped Layering My Bass And This Sounds BetterFor years, I followed the same bass mixing advice everyone else did."Split your bass into multiple layers."One for subs.One for mids.One for grit.On paper, it sounds like the “pro” way to do things.In reality? It caused endless phase issues, bloated low end, and bass tones that never felt like one cohesive instrument.I spent hours tweaking layers instead of actually making music.So I tried something different.I deleted all the laye...
2025-12-3009 minRiff to Radio5 Reasons Pre-Production Is Key For A Killer Metal RecordingYour band finally books studio time.You’ve written the riffs. You’ve rehearsed for months. You’re ready to make the record.But deep down, there’s a fear you don’t want to admit…What if it comes out sounding weak? Sloppy? Like an amateur demo instead of the crushing record you hear in your head?I’ve seen this happen to so many DIY metal bands. Not because they aren’t talented, but because they skip one critical pha...
2025-12-2309 minRiff to RadioThe #1 Mistake Killing Your Home Metal RecordingsWhat if I told you that one tiny knob on your amp sim is responsible for 90% of the muddy, amateur-sounding guitar tracks I get from DIY bands?It’s true, and almost everyone is doing this without realizing it.I can’t tell you how many sessions I’ve opened where a band sends me DI’s with their “final tone,” only for me to hit play and get blasted with a wall of fizz, mush, and zero definition. They’re tight players, great riffs… but the tone? Completely falling apart.
2025-12-1609 minRiff to RadioWhich Free Metal Amp Sim Sounds Best? I Tested 3Would you believe that you could get crushing, professional metal tones without spending a single dollar on plugins?This week, I put three free amp sims to the test, and the results might surprise you.I recorded the exact same riff, using the same DI and the same free IR, and ran it through all three amp sims. No EQ. No post-processing. Just the raw tones.Then at the end of the episode, I reveal which tone belongs to which amp sim… and which on...
2025-12-0805 minRiff to RadioMy Exact Metal Vocal Processing Chain (Step-by-Step)What if I told you that you could make your metal vocals sound bigger, cleaner, and more aggressive without buying new plugins, switching DAWs, or rebuilding your entire workflow from scratch?Sounds too good to be true, right?Well… in this week’s episode, I’m breaking down my exact metal vocal processing chain. The same chain I use on both screaming and clean singing vocals in modern metal mixes.And the best part?You can literally copy and paste...
2025-12-0109 minRiff to RadioThe Mixbus Chain I Use on Every Metal MixWhat if I told you that the “pro studio sound” you’re chasing doesn’t come from some magical plugin or secret setting……but from a repeatable, intentional mix bus chain that shapes your entire mix from the very first fader move?Over the past 12+ years, I’ve refined a 6-step hybrid analog/digital chain that I use on every single professional metal mix. It’s the backbone of that aggressive, punchy, crystal-clear sound that hits you right in the chest.And in this week’s episode, I’m breaking down the exact mix bus chain I use...
2025-11-2413 minRiff to RadioHow To Edit Metal Drums In ReaperDrums are the backbone of every great metal recording — but if they’re loose, messy, or out of time, your mix is doomed before it even starts. In this episode, Dan walks you through his complete drum editing process inside of Reaper, showing the exact steps he uses on every client project to get those tight, hard-hitting results that make your mix sound pro.Whether you’re new to editing or just want to refine your workflow, this tutorial will help you lock in your drums and prep your sessions for mixing like a professional.What Y...
2025-11-1722 minRiff to RadioWhy Your Metal Drum Recordings Sound Amateur (And How To Fix It)Let me guess — you’ve spent hours tuning, miking, and recording your drums, but when you hit playback… they sound weak, right?They’re thin, flat, and have none of the power you hear on your favorite metal records.Here’s the good news — it’s totally fixable.In this week’s episode, I’m breaking down five reasons your drum recordings sound amateur and giving you a step-by-step guide to fix each one.Here’s what I cover:Why your room is the biggest instrument you own (and how it’s killing...
2025-11-1008 minRiff to Radio5 Recording Mistakes Killing Your Guitar ToneYou’ve got the riffs, the gear, and the passion… but when you hit record, your guitar tone somehow sounds flat, harsh, or lifeless.It’s one of the most frustrating parts of recording at home — and it’s not your amp’s fault.In this week’s episode of Riff to Radio, I’m breaking down 5 simple recording mistakes that are killing your guitar tone and showing you exactly how to fix them.The main topics I cover include:Why old strings make your recordings sound deadThe tuning habit every pro guitarist swears...
2025-11-0309 minRiff to RadioWhy Your Metal Mixes Sound Flat (And How To Fix Them)Ever spend hours mixing your track only to end up with something that sounds flat, muddy, and lifeless?You crank the volume hoping it’ll hit harder—but it just turns into a wall of mush.I’ve been there.And it sucks.In this week’s episode of Riff to Radio, I’m breaking down why your metal mixes sound flat and exactly how to fix it. We’ll dive into the four biggest mistakes that are killing your mix’s punch and clarity—and more importantly, how to make your mix...
2025-10-2710 minRiff to RadioThe Real Argument for Using Analog GearIn the age of endless plugins and digital perfection, it’s easy to forget that some of the best-sounding records ever made were created with gear you could physically touch. In this episode, I break down why analog gear still matters in 2025, and how using real hardware can reignite your creativity, improve your workflow, and make your mixes feel alive.This isn’t another “analog is warmer” rant. It’s about rediscovering connection, feel, and commitment in your mixes... the stuff that plugins can’t replicate.In This Episode You’ll Learn:How analog gea...
2025-10-2007 minRiff to RadioThe Loudness War (How It Killed the Sound of Modern Music)Have you ever wondered why so much modern music sounds flat, harsh, or fatiguing — even when it’s mastered to be loud?In this episode, I break down the Loudness War — the decades-long industry obsession with volume that’s stripped the life and emotion out of music.I explain how compression and limiting went from useful tools to destructive habits, why streaming services like Spotify and Apple Music have made the loudness race pointless, and what you can do to make your mixes sound powerful without crushing the dynamics.If you’ve ever thought “s...
2025-10-1409 minRiff to RadioHow to Mix Quad Guitars That Sound HUGEYou’ve spent hours layering riffs, quad tracking guitars to get that massive wall of sound… so why does the final mix still feel flat and disconnected?Here’s the truth: it’s not about recording more guitars, it’s about how you mix and glue them together.In this episode of Riff to Radio, I walk you through exactly how I mix quad-tracked rhythm guitars to make them sound huge, wide, and powerful — without losing clarity or stepping on the rest of the mix.We’ll cover:🎸 Main vs. supplemental tones – How to ba...
2025-10-0716 minRiff to RadioWhy Your Vocal Recordings Sound Flat – 5 FixesHave you ever nailed a vocal performance, only to hit play and realize it just sounds… flat?Dull, lifeless, and buried in the mix, no matter how much EQ or compression you throw at it.I see this all the time, and here’s the thing: the problem usually isn’t your voice, and it’s not your plugins either. It’s about fixing the core issues that suck the life out of a great performance.In this week’s episode of Riff to Radio, I break down 5 simple fixes that will instantly make your vo...
2025-09-3010 minRiff to RadioHow to Choose the Right Microphone for Metal RecordingIf your band’s recordings sound muddy, undefined, and nothing like the raw power you bring live—your problem isn’t performance, it’s gear. In this episode of Riff to Radio, I break down how to choose the right microphones to capture brutal screams, crushing guitars, and thunderous drums with studio-quality clarity.What You’ll Learn:Why dynamic mics dominate metal recording — and how they handle insane volume without falling apart.Frequency response explained — how the right mic accentuates lows, mids, and highs for maximum impact.Polar patterns & room control — the simple trick to reduce bleed and echo...
2025-09-2310 minRiff to RadioWhy Most Home Studios Sound Like TrashYou’ve spent a small fortune on mics, interfaces, and plugins—so why does your home studio still sound like trash?Here’s the truth: it’s not your gear that’s holding you back. It’s the hidden mistakes in your recording process that are sabotaging your sound before the mix even starts.In this episode of Riff to Radio, I break down the four biggest mistakes that make home studios sound bad—and show you exactly how to fix them so you can finally get pro-level mixes from your own space.We’ll cover:
2025-09-1609 minRiff to RadioMake Your Guitar Riffs Sound HUGE At Home!If your riffs sound thin, fizzy, or lifeless when you record them, this episode is for you.I’m breaking down exactly how to capture crushing, professional-quality guitar tones, right from your home studio, with the gear you already own.What You’ll Learn:✅ How to record a perfect DI (and why it’s the foundation of every great tone)✅ The biggest gain mistake most guitarists make — and how to fix it✅ How to dial in modern amp sim tones that punch through a dense mix✅ Simple EQ moves to kill fizz, carve out mud, and boost a...
2025-09-0908 minRiff to RadioEverything You Know About Music Production Is WrongThink you need expensive gear, a perfect mix, and endless plugins to make professional-sounding music? Think again. In this episode of Riff to Radio, I tear down the 5 biggest myths in music production that are holding you back from making your best music yet.Whether you’re producing metal, rock, or anything heavy, these common lies create confusion, frustration, and wasted time in the studio. I show you how to break free from outdated rules and focus on what actually makes a mix hit hard.What You’ll Learn in This Episode:Why you don’...
2025-09-0211 minRiff to RadioBuild A Pro Home Studio For Under $500Every metal musician dreams of capturing their riffs with crushing, professional-quality sound, but the price tag of pro studios and gear can feel impossible. In this episode of Riff to Radio, I break down how you can build a fully functional, industry-standard home studio for under $500.I’ll cover the four essential pieces of gear you actually need, why they matter for heavy music, and how to make smart choices that deliver brutal, release-ready results without draining your bank account.What You’ll LearnWhy an audio interface is the backbone of your stud...
2025-08-2609 minRiff to RadioThe Future of Music Production is NOW with DOLBY ATMOSWhat if your next release could sound bigger, land on more editorial playlists, and even pay higher royalties, without your fans buying new gear? In this episode, I sit down with mastering legend Alan Douches and Atmos mixer David Stingle to demystify Dolby Atmos for bands and indie labels. Learn what Atmos actually is, how it works in headphones, and the practical steps to future-proof your music.What You’ll LearnAtmos, explained: Object-based audio that adapts to any device (yes, even earbuds).Where fans hear it: How Apple Music, Amazon, TIDAL, and YouTube Mu...
2025-08-1922 minRiff to RadioThe 5 Metal Albums That Built the GenreWhat if I told you that just five albums didn’t just shape heavy music… they built it from the ground up?In this episode of Riff to Radio, I’m breaking down what I consider to be the five greatest metal albums of all time—not just personal favorites, but the records that defined the genre, sparked entire subgenres, and changed heavy music forever.These aren’t just collections of killer riffs and crushing drums. They’re sonic blueprints that inspired generations of metal bands to pick up their guitars and push the boundaries of what heav...
2025-08-1208 minRiff to RadioIs Mixing Your Own Music A BIG MISTAKEYou’ve poured your heart and soul into writing, recording, and arranging your song… so why does the final mix still sound like a demo?Here’s the truth: the problem isn’t your gear, your plugin collection, or your technical chops. It’s the fact that you’re the one doing it.In this episode of Riff to Radio, I break down the career-killing habits that happen when you mix your own music—and why your emotional attachment could be the one thing holding your songs back from sounding massive.We’ll cover:🎛️ Emo...
2025-08-0511 minRiff to RadioHow To Get Your Music Noticed In 2025!So you’ve spent months (maybe years) crafting the perfect record—tracking, mixing, mastering, grinding it out in rehearsals, sinking money into it—only to drop it… and get crickets. It’s one of the most painful and frustrating experiences for any band.In this episode, I’m laying out a real, no-fluff release strategy for metal bands who are done throwing their music into the void and hoping someone hears it.We’re talking about a 4-phase battle plan to make sure your next release actually makes an impact:⚔️ Phase 1: The Pre-Battle Plan • Why you...
2025-07-2910 minRiff to RadioWhy Perfect Edits Ruin MetalRiff to Radio – Episode 8: Why Perfect Edits Ruin MetalIf you’re locking every drum hit and guitar chug perfectly to the grid, thinking “tighter is always better”—you might be killing your music’s energy.In this episode, I’m breaking down why over-editing is one of the fastest ways to make your track sound robotic, lifeless, and forgettable… and how to fix it without sacrificing tightness.I’ll walk you through real-world examples, production pitfalls, and my personal “80/20” editing method to keep your songs heavy and human.In this episode:Why music...
2025-07-2206 minRiff to RadioHow to Record Metal Drums at Home (Without Sounding Like a Demo Kit)If your drum recordings sound weak, boxy, or like they were tracked on a laptop mic—this episode is for you.In this episode, I break down exactly how to record punchy, powerful, mix-ready drum tracks from home—without needing a fancy studio. From choosing the right room and mic placements to dialing in overheads and room mics, you'll get a full walkthrough of the process that helps your drums actually slam in a metal mix.Plus, I share some real-world mistakes I've seen (and heard) so you can avoid the pitfalls that kill your tone...
2025-07-1507 minRiff to RadioWhy Hiring the Cheapest Engineer Could Cost Your Band BigEver wondered why your latest release doesn’t hit as hard as your favorite records—even though you “did everything right”? In this episode, I break down one of the most common (and costly) mistakes metal bands make: hiring the cheapest engineer they can find.I share real stories from the trenches, including one band that ended up spending more time and money fixing a bad mix than if they had just invested in quality from the start.In this episode, I cover:The hidden costs of hiring budget engineersWhat pro engineers actually bring to your...
2025-07-0807 minRiff to RadioWhat Every Metal Band Needs to Know About Mastering | Interview with Alan Douches (Converge, Mastodon)In this episode, I’m joined by Alan Douches, a Grammy-winning mastering engineer who’s worked with heavy music icons like Converge, Mastodon, The Dillinger Escape Plan, Every Time I Die, and The Black Dahlia Murder. With over 16,000 albums under his belt and nearly four decades in the industry, Alan brings unmatched insight into the world of mastering—and why it’s a crucial final step for any serious metal band.Whether you're prepping to release your first record or you’ve already logged years on the road, Alan breaks down what bands need to know if they want...
2025-06-2446 minRiff to RadioWhy Singles Are Better Than Releasing AlbumsMost metal bands are still thinking the old way: “Write the album. Record the album. Drop the album. Tour the album.” But here’s the problem: In the age of short attention spans, social media algorithms, and weekly new releases—That strategy is just... outdated.When you wait a year between projects, the hype dies.Now imagine releasing a killer single every 6–8 weeks. Each one is an opportunity to promote. Each one gives fans something new to talk about. That’s how you build momentum.
2025-06-1004 minRiff to RadioProfessional Studios are Overrated (why you can do better on your own)What if I told you that you could make recordings that sound just as good, if not better than a professional studio, and save yourself a ton of cash in the process? Over the past 12 years, I've helped countless bands produce aggressive music they're proud to release, all without stepping foot into a professional studio. I’m sure a lot of you can relate to this…You pool your money to record at a professional studio thinking this is the golden ticket to achieving the sou...
2025-04-2305 minRiff to RadioHow to Prepare Your Tracks For Mixing So Your Engineer Doesn't Hate YouFor metal bands, having a great sounding mix is essential to convey the intensity, power, and complexity of their music. How you prepare those tracks could be the difference between getting a killer mix and having your engineer secretly plotting revenge.By preparing your recorded tracks for mixing you provide the mix engineer with the tools needed to bring your sonic vision to life.A few years ago I was hired to mix a single for a band that self recorded. I was sent a folder with over 100 tracks, all labeled...
2025-04-2309 minRiff to Radio3 Signs to Hire a Pro Mixing EngineerA bad mix will rob your music of its punch, clarity, and intensity. A great mix can unlock massive opportunities, from elevating your band's sound to reaching new fans and standing out in a crowded scene.Working with a professional mixing engineer is the best way to ensure your recordings achieve your sonic vision.10 years ago a band asked me to remix and master a few songs for them. At the time they were stuck playing local shows and were struggling to get any streams. After I remixed and mastered their songs, they...
2025-04-2308 min
Freakonomics Radio628. Sludge, Part 2: Is Government the Problem, or the Solution?There is no sludgier place in America than Washington, D.C. But there are signs of a change. We’ll hear about this progress — and ask where Elon Musk and DOGE fit in. (Part two of a two-part series.) SOURCES:Benjamin Handel, professor of economics at UC Berkeley.Neale Mahoney, professor of economics at Stanford University.Jennifer Pahlka, founder of Code for America.Richard Thaler, professor of economics at The University of Chicago. RESOURCES:"How Big Is the Subscription Cancellation Problem?" by Giacomo Fraccaroli, Neale Mahoney, and Zahra Thabet (Briefing Book, 2024).Recoding America: Why Govern...
2025-04-0448 min
LSAT BOSS with Shana Ginsburg, Esq.LSAT Boss Podcast S4E2: Navigating Adversity Statements with Shana Ginsburg & Trudel Pare
Join Shana Ginsburg and Trudel Pare as they dive into the intricacies of adversity statements and how they support students through admissions consulting. Reflecting on their own experiences, they discuss the evolution from diversity statements to adversity statements and share valuable insights for prospective law students. Plus, don’t miss their fun chat about creating a “Guaranteed Noodler” t-shirt!
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The IntellectualPvI#70: Paramilitary Existentialism w/ Jonny Thomson Podcast: Philosophy vs. Improv (LS 29 · TOP 10% what is this?)Episode: PvI#70: Paramilitary Existentialism w/ Jonny ThomsonPub date: 2024-02-05Get Podcast Transcript →powered by Listen411 - fast audio-to-text and summarization
Jonny taught philosophy at Oxford, wrote the international bestseller Mini Philosophy, and now writes for Big Think.
We talk Kierkegaard and act out some scenes about scouting and military recruitment. Do we have to live within labels? Does one have to leap to a label, without justification?
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2024-02-1557 min
Philosophy vs. ImprovParamilitary Existentialism w/ Jonny Thomson
Jonny taught philosophy at Oxford, wrote the international bestseller Mini Philosophy, and now writes for Big Think.
We talk Kierkegaard and act out some scenes about scouting and military recruitment. Do we have to live within labels? Does one have to leap to a label, without justification?
For much more Kierkegaard, see our series on The Partially Examined Life.
Watch Jonny do mini philosophy on YouTube. Follow him @philosophyminis and @philosophyminis. His 2023 book is called Mini Big Ideas: A Little Book of Big Innovations.
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2024-02-0557 minPhilosophy vs. ImprovAlternative Religious Practices w/ Katie Caussin
Katie is the co-artistic director of Chicago’s IO theater and used to do Comedy Sports improv with Bill. She also took a lot of classes in philosophy and religion, so we talk some about cults, Kierkegaard, tolerance, and more. In our scenes, a family contemplates celebrating Christmas differently this year, and people debate the appropriate gift for a newborn king.
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Get Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 165 Guest: Brenda Shaughnessy, https://bit.ly/3ywsJ4BGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Brenda Shaughnessy. Brenda is the owner of Summit Coaching and Training. She has survived car wrecks, multiple concussions, suicidal ideation, addiction, and numerous physical injuries. During her years of suffering she developed a profound ability to empower others forward from their pain to reach their wellness and fitness goals. I’m honored she’s joined...
2021-08-1048 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 163 Guest: Bobbi Kahler, www.bobbikahler.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Bobbi Kahler. An entrepreneur since the age of 34, she’s served thousands of clients and some of the most recognizable brands on the planet. At her core, she seeks to serve anyone seeking personal growth and transformation. Committed to life-long learning, Bobbi’s passion is to awaken peoples’ ability to achieve greatness by believing...
2021-03-2630 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 161 Guest: John Larocchia, www.laughtersaveslives.orgGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with John Larocchia. John has been a Stand-up Comedian for over 20 yrs. He was a NYC firefighter for 21 years, retiring in July of 2008. Over the years John has branched out from Stand-up Comedy to Producing, Acting, Writing, Host of a Radio Show and Keynote Speaker. I’m amped to have him on the Get Up Nat...
2021-03-0328 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 159 Guest: Hersch Wilson, www.herschwilson.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Hersch Wilson. Hersch is a thirty-year veteran volunteer Firefighter-EMT with the Hondo Fire Department in Santa Fe County, New Mexico. He is also a storyteller, committed to explaining how First Responding can change how we see and experience our own lives. In his “real job” he is a writer, speaker, and consultant. In the past...
2021-02-1128 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 158 Guest: Jas Boothe, www.jasboothe.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with the amazing Jas Boothe. Jas is an author, entrepreneur, disabled Army Veteran, Cancer Survivor, Innovator, Philanthropist, and Speaker. Prior to deploying to Iraq, her life was significantly impacted by losing everything she owned during Hurricane Katrina and a month later being diagnosed with an aggressive head, neck, and throat cancer. She needed complex full...
2021-02-0450 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 157 Guest: Charlynda Scales, CEO of www.muttssauce.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with United States Air Force Veteran Charlynda Scales. Charlyda is the CEO and Servant Leader of Mutt Sauce where her mission is to bring American families together, one bottle of sauce at a time. Her grandfather, Charlie “Mutt” Ferrell, Jr. created an all-purpose specialty sauce in 1956. In 2013, she learned that she inherited the coveted recipe...
2021-01-2343 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 156 Guest: Karen Lorre, www.karenlorre.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Karen Lorre. Not only is Karen a legendary television and film star she’s also the author of the new book called Chronic Pleasure: Use the Law of Attraction to Transform Fatigue and Pain into Vibrant Energy. Deepak Chopra writes “Karen Lorre’s love radiates to you as you read Chronic Pleasure. You can trust...
2021-01-0143 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 155 Guest: Carla Royal, www.carlaroyal.comGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Carla Royal. Carla has extensive knowledge to share with Get Up Nation® developed during her education which includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Sociology, a Masters of Education in Counseling, carrying credentials during her life of being a national certified counselor, a licensed professional counselor, a certified strategic intervention coach, and a certi...
2020-12-2335 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 153 Guest: William Hung, Performer, Author, SpeakerGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with William Hung. William is a Hong Kong born American motivational speaker and former singer who gained fame in early 2004 as a result of his audition performance of Ricky Martin’s Song She Bangs on the third season of the television Series American Idol. Hung subsequently appeared on several television programs including https://en.wikipe...
2020-11-2920 minGet Up Nation PodcastGet Up Nation® Show Episode 151 Guest: Mike Day, Former Navy SEAL and Author of Perfectly WoundedGet Up Nation®! My name is Ben Biddick. I’m the Creator and Host of the Get Up Nation® Show and Co-Author of Get Up: The Art of Perseverance with former Major League Baseball player Adam Greenberg. Recently I had the honor and privilege of speaking with Mike Day. He’s the author of Perfectly Wounded: A Memoir About What Happens After a Miracle. Released June 9, 2020 Mike writes about his experience serving as a Navy Seal in Iraq’s Anbar Province. On April 6, 2007, Senior Chief Day was the first through the door where four terrorists were waiting in ambush. Mike was shot...
2020-11-1445 min
Calm Simple FreeEp16: Turning over a new leaf with Stephanie Leaf! Simple living, homegrown food and moreA discussion on growing your own food, living with intention, teaching self-sustainable habits to toddlers and so much more in this interview with the creator of “Wingin’ it on the homestead.” ••To support the podcast click here: https://anchor.fm/cleansimplefree/support Feel free to reach out! Send an email at clean.simple.free@gmail.com or contact me on Instagram @clean.simple.free with any comments, questions or suggestions. I always appreciate feedback. Stephanie Leaf’s resources: www.Simplelivingstarterkit.com
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2020-01-0722 min