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Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesActors Don't Really Memorize Lines!Why do some people remember things effortlessly while others repeat information over and over and still forget it? In this episode, Michael looks at what research on actors reveals about how memory really works. Drawing on studies by psychologists Helga and Tony Noice and the remarkable story of John Basinger — who memorized all 10,565 lines of Milton's Paradise Lost starting at age 58 — we look at why understanding something beats repeating it every time. If you're a student, a performer, or just someone who wishes they could remember things better, this episode will change how you think about learning.
2026-02-2409 minThe Plaidcast Episodes Archives - The Plaid Horse MagazinePlaidcast 461: Plaidcast in Person with Michael Britt-León, Berry Porter & Steven Bluman by Taylor, Harris Insurance ServicesLISTEN NOWTo listen to the Plaidcast, you can use the player above, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or your other favorite podcasting app!Piper hosts Plaidcast in Person in front of a live audience at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut with Michael Britt-León, Berry Porter and Steven Bluman. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.GUESTS AND LINKS:Host: Piper Klemm of The Plaid Horse Magazine
Guest: Michael Britt-León is the owner of Windsor Stables in Alpharetta, GA. Michael has earned countless International, National and Zone championships. Michael spen...
2025-11-2800 min
The PlaidcastPlaidcast in Person with Michael Britt-León, Berry Porter & Steven Bluman by Taylor, Harris Insurance ServicesSend a textPiper hosts Plaidcast in Person in front of a live audience at the Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, Connecticut with Michael Britt-León, Berry Porter and Steven Bluman. Brought to you by Taylor, Harris Insurance Services.Host: Piper Klemm, publisher of The Plaid HorseGuest: Michael Britt-León is the owner of Windsor Stables in Alpharetta, GA. Michael has earned countless International, National and Zone championships. Michael spent his junior career under the guidance of the top professionals on the west coast who had him showing ex...
2025-11-281h 09
danielbritt.com Daniel Britt InterviewsDaniel Britt Interviews Lynda RandleThis interview is over an hour long and the mp3 file is over 11MB, so beware of a longer-than-usual download.We talked about Lynda's home life growing up in Washington DC, about her family, the two Michaels in her life (her brother Michael Tait and her husband Michael Randle), daughters Patience and Joy, college, her vanilla mom and dad (known to us as Bill and Gloria Gaither), being a black gospel singer in a white gospel world, Mahalia Jackson, Babbie Mason, racial reconciliation and more! We certainly cover a lot of ground, but with Lynda's contagious, j...
2025-09-051h 07
The Dr. Haley Show111 | Why Field-Grown Wheatgrass Juice Is Far Superior with Dr. Britt Cordi, PHDDr. Britt Cordi, is Author of "Nurturing Wellbeing"... a Juicy Path to Cancer Prevention, and founder of Britt's Superfoods. Dr. Britt is a passionate advocate for natural health and well-being. She has a background in molecular biology and nature conservation. Dr. Britt discovered the power of fresh organic wheatgrass and other superfood juices to transform health. She's on a mission to help others feel energized, nourished, and empowered naturally.In this podcast, we focus on the nutrition of wheatgrass juice and the reason it must be grown in the field for optimal nutrition and to avoid fungus.
2025-08-0846 min
Hot Pink - Der Klatsch und Glamour PodcastSorry, du kannst keinen Sex haben, weil Michael Fassbender alle Handschuhe gekauft hatHostsBritt-Marie Robrecht (@dunderklumpen80)Nils Geisemeyer (@ngeisemeyer)Gastmoderator und Mitbegründer des Podcasts:Kai Preston (KaiPreston.de) **Weitere Podcasts von Britt-Marie, Nils und Kai:Britt-Maries & Nils Spin-off-Podcast "Hot Pink schaut..." (Hot Pink schaut "Let's Dance")Britt-Maries & Nils Spin-off-Podcast "Hot Pink schaut..." (Hot Pink schaut "Drag Race Germany")Britt-Maries Podcasts: "Frankfurter Kranz (FraKra), "By a Lady" (Jane Austen-Podcast), "Trekgasm" (Star Trek-Podcast), "Ein Heim für Serien" (Serienheim)Nils Podcast: "Futur II" (Doppelsichtung)Kais Podcast: "Thekenschnack" (Thekenschnack)Shownotes (Bei den aufgeführten Links zu Amazon handelt es sich um Affiliate Links. Wenn ihr über diese etwas kauft unterstützt ihr den...
2025-03-311h 24
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesStudy Hack: Use ChatGPT to Ace Your Exams! | Self-Explanation EffectDiscover how to leverage ChatGPT and other AI tools to dramatically improve your learning and test performance! In this video, I explain a powerful study technique called the "self-explanation effect" and show you exactly how to combine it with AI for maximum learning impact. The full prompt: "I am currently studying [insert the topic you are studying here]. Pretend that you are a student who doesn’t know what the term means. I would like you to listen to my explanation and the example I give in it. Then tell me if you think anything I’...
2025-02-0704 min
Real Estate Talk PodcastRenovate Your Home Before You Sell - Renovation Sells CEO Michael ValenteJoshua and Robert sit down with Michael Valente, CEO of Renovation Sells. On this episode of the Real Estate Talk Podcast, Valente talks about how his company Renovation Sells brings value to homeowners by providing a renovation service to help increase their home's value when they are ready to sell. Valente talks about the company; where it operates, the average cost of the service, and it's future in the next 5 years. Links Renovation Sells: https://renovationsells.com/ Opinions expressed on the Real Estate Talk Podcast are of Joshua Britt and Robert Keilman's own based on...
2024-12-2232 min
Buckeye Speed PodcastMichael Mazzzagatti, Wil YuravakMichael Mazzagatti in the sandbox and Wil Yuravak in the Quaker Drive Through guest segment.
2024-11-0549 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesLost in the Click: Exploring the Browser Doorway EffectThe Blank Tab Effect: A Modern Doorway Phenomenon Have you ever switched to a new browser tab, only to find yourself staring at a blank page and wondering why you opened it in the first place? This common experience is strikingly similar to what psychologists call the doorway effect and it’s one of quirks of how our memory works. Understanding the Doorway Effect The doorway effect occurs when people forget their intentions after passing through a doorway. This happens because our brains compartmentalize information based on the environment, treating each room as a...
2024-10-1803 min
Wander Within PodcastBritt and Carly Talk Diet CultureIn this episode Britt delves into the dirty depths of diet culture with friend and diet bashing enthusiast Carly Ng.Here are her recommenations for further exploration into this topic:Finding a HAES-Aligned ProviderThe founders of Intuitive Eating, Evelyn Tribole and Elyse Resch, have a lot of resources on their website https://www.intuitiveeating.org IE Certified Counselor DirectoryASDAH has a HAES provider directoryBooksChristy Harrison's books:Anti-Diet: Reclaim Your Time, Money, Well-Being, and Happiness Through Intuitive EatingThe Wellness Trap: Break Free from Diet Culture, Disi...
2024-09-251h 04
Women UnleashedHow to Thrive in Relationships with Michael BrookSend us a textStrap yourself in for this incredible episode with Couples counselor and Master Hypnotist Michael Brook - formally known as Rapid Couples Counselling and Hypnotherapy.If you are keen to see Michael make sure you mention the Women Unleashed Podcast and you will receive a free copy of his book, Thriving in Flux: 9 Timeless Rules for Relationship Happiness and Success which RRPs for $33.24 on Amazon.Make sure to ask us questions and we would love to answer them on the podcast. Please follow @womenunleashedpodcast and share the Women...
2024-08-281h 05
Women UnleashedMaster Hypnotist Michael BrookSend us a textStrap yourself in for this incredible episode with Master Hypnotist Michael Brook - formally known as Rapid Couples Counselling and Hypnotherapy. The topics we cover are:What is hypnosis?Impossible PracticeHypno BirthingExperience of PainTime distortion as a hypnotic phenomenon High performance in sports especially showjumpingMichael will be back to talk about relationships in a fortnight. If you are keen to see Michael make sure you mention the Women Unleashed Podcast and you will receive a free copy of his book, Thriving in Flux: 9 Timeless Rules for Relationship Happiness and S...
2024-08-1444 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesBeck's Cognitive Distortions: An AI-Powered Learning Activity In my recent exploration of artificial intelligence, I stumbled upon a fascinating article entitled, “Instructors as Innovators: a Future-focused Approach to New AI Learning Opportunities, With Prompts" which introduced the concept of goal-play interaction between students and AI. The authors provided a prompt for this interaction, which I found to be an intriguing application of AI to create interactive, educational experiences for students. I adapted the prompt provided in the article to be more aligned with psychology concepts, particularly for students learning about cognitive distortions. I experimented with various AI models, in...
2024-06-2403 min
Breakfast Leadership ShowFuture Fridays: Reinvention of Healthcare with Britt GottschalkBritt serves as the Chief Executive Officer for Geno.Me. Britt’s role focuses on advancing the mission, work and overall vision of the company. She is a Milwaukee native and holds a bachelor’s in Psychology from UW-Milwaukee and dual masters’ degrees in Industrial/Organizational Psychology and Business Administration from Elmhurst University.
Britt has cultivated a professional background in the healthcare, services, and communications sectors for the last 15 years. She is passionate about championing the innovative ways that Geno.Me is revolutionizing the future of healthcare. In her spare time, she enjoys running, getting together with friend...
2024-06-1420 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesParalyzed by Fear: Exploring Tonic Immobility in Sexual Assault In this episode of "The Psych Files," we delve into the complex and sensitive topic of sexual assault, focusing particularly on the phenomenon of tonic immobility, often referred to as "frozen fright." This involuntary response can leave victims unable to move or speak during an assault, a reaction that is not only common but also deeply misunderstood. Our journey begins with a fictional account from the Netflix series "A Nearly Normal Family," where a young woman experiences this paralyzing effect during an assault. This portrayal opens up a discussion about the real-life implications of tonic immobility, including the challenges it...
2024-05-1110 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesCloning Voices: Scary Maybe, But Also Therapeutic?I'm about as worried as anyone else about how the new tools for cloning voices could be used by "bad actors" to clone the voices of politicians to make them say things they never said and possibly further polarize our country before an important election. But in this episode of the podcast I describe how I used ElevenLabs - a site that will allow you to clone your - or someone else's - voice to "re-create" my father's voice and use it to have him say some things that I always wanted to hear him say. Weird? Yes, but s...
2024-05-0611 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesThe Psychology of Music: The Role of Expectations and Minor ChordsHow does music affect us emotionally? Why do minor chords sound so sad? In this episode of The Psych Files I explore ideas from Daniel Leviton's fascinating book, Your Brain on Music, especially those ideas concerned with what composers do to draw you into their music by first conforming to your musical expectations and then carefully confounding them in order to surprise and delight. I talk with guitarist and composer David Temple to get his perspective on this process as well. Along the way you'll hear excerpts from some fascinating pieces of music and David and I will discuss...
2024-04-3043 min
Christian Geeks RockcastSpecial Episode - Michael Knott TributeMichael Gerard Knott passed away March 12, 2024. We here at the Rockcast had a special love for Michael Knott and the art he made throughout the years. This is just a small tribute to him. Tribute to Michael Knott event - Dick Church's restaurant Costa Mesa, CA: https://www.facebook.com/events/766659075114897
2024-03-1305 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesMy 3 Favorite Psych Articles This Week - March 8, 2024In this episode of The Psych Files, host Michael Britt explores three fascinating new psychology studies. First, research found that making hospital alarms more musical could help prevent dangerous mistakes caused by alarm fatigue. Next, studies on cats and dogs suggest they likely dream about their waking experiences, just like humans do. The brain activity of a sleeping dog resembles when it is chasing a ball, for example. Finally, not all personality tests are created equal - while popular, the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) lacks scientific support, whereas the Big Five model and its personality traits are well-validated by...
2024-03-0804 min
Fulfilling The Dream with Wayman BrittThe Most Inspiring Journey: Michael Williams' Impact on Children's ServicesWayman Britt hosts Michael Williams, discussing Michael's journey from growing up in Flint, Michigan, to becoming the mayor of Albion and his impactful career in health and human services, particularly with Orchard's Children's Services. They reminisce about their shared past, including winning state basketball championships, and explore how upbringing and education shape one's ability to fulfill their potential. Michael emphasizes the importance of asking "why" to deepen understanding and the role of leadership in guiding youth. The conversation also touches on the significance of family, mentorship, and the dedication to serving and improving the community.
2024-03-0756 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesFrom Insane Asylum to Psychiatric Center: A Brief HistoryWhen we look back at the history of psychiatric care, it’s evident that practices and treatments have evolved tremendously over the years. Dr. Roger Christenfeld, the Research Director of the Hudson River Psychiatric Center, provides a unique insight into this transformative journey. (episode was recorded in 2007).
2024-01-2032 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesEpisode 104: Can Positive Affirmations Improve Your Self Esteem?Can positive affirmations help raise your self esteem? People use daily affirmations and money affirmations to help them feel more confident, build their self esteem and bring positive events into their lives. But do they really work? If not, then what will? We explore these questions in this episode of The Psych Files.
2024-01-1820 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesEpisode 64: Self Help Book - How To Tell if It's Any GoodSelf Help books: why are there so many out there? How do you choose? Can they cure depression? Help you lose weight? Stop smoking? Can they replace psychotherapy? Find out how to weed out the best self-help book from all the others. Here's a list of the top 14 things that really bother psychologists or any scientists about self-help books.
2024-01-1830 minThe PlaidcastPlaid.0 Episode 8- Michael Britt-León & Diane CarneySend a textWelcome back to Plaid.0, a special from The Plaidcast, where we discuss topics going on in the heart of our sport. On today’s episode, we are discussing riding style in the hunter ring and the negative comments that have been posted on social media when top horse and rider photos have been posted online. Listen in! Host: Piper Klemm, publisher of The Plaid HorseGuest: Michael Britt-León is the owner of Windsor Stables in Alpharetta, Georgia. Michael has earned countless International, Nati...
2023-11-171h 05Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow to Remember NamesIt's hard to remember names - here's how to do it. You'll use your imagination and some weird imagery - but this works. Here's another great use of mnemonics. I'll give you a bunch of people's names and describe the images I created to help me remember them. Give your brain a little room to roam and put it to practical use. Also, I look at recent research that provides yet another reason why names are hard to remember.
2023-08-0818 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesPart 2: How Do Actors Memorize All Those Lines?Here is part 2 of my interview with author and actor Jared Kelner. In this episode he tells how he uses the DSM (Diagnotic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders) in his work as an actor. We also talk a little more about his use of mnemonic devices to memorize lines.
2023-06-2930 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow Do Actors Memorize Lines? Interview With Jared KelnerYou have no doubt asked yourself this question after watching a play: "How did those actors memorize all those lines?". In previous episodes of The Psych Files I have discussed a few of the techniques actors use to do this, but on this episode I have an interview with a professional actor, Jared Kelner, who wrote a fascinating book exactly on this topic. It's called, naturally, "Line?". If you're interested in psychology, memory, and how actors accomplish the amazing feat of memorization - especially for long plays containing many many lines (perhaps for a Shakespearean play). Here are the...
2023-06-1033 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesDo Brain Training Games Work?You've probably heard about these Brain Training games. Do they really help you keep your mind sharp? Will they prevent cognitive decline as you get older or will they slow the effects of Alzheimer's disease? In this episode I review some recent studies on the effectiveness (or lack thereof) of these popular games.
2023-04-1013 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow Actors Use the "Number-Shape" Mnemonic TechniqueAnother of my episodes on mnemonic techniques you can use for just about any purpose. I recently discovered a pegword system in a great book called, "Line?". It's a book for actors that was written by a memory expert like myself, Jared Kelner. Check out his book on Amazon. In this episode I demonstrate how this memory tool works and how an actor might apply it to memorize a famous speech from Shakespeare's comedy, Twelfth Night. A very fun little system. I show how the system could be sued to memorize the firs t three lines of the speech...
2023-04-0604 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesQuestionable Research - With A Famous Psychologist InvolvedMight you be able to rid yourself of an illness by "turning back the clock"? That is, by immersing yourself in a time in your life when you were not ill? We know that thinking about things in a positive way - which we sometimes call "reframing" can make us feel and act differently, and we know that the "placebo effect" is real, but how far can these ideas be taken Psychology has always struggled to separate itself from those who would "borrow" good ideas and take them too far or twist them in ways that promise people too...
2023-03-2933 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesActors Use Keywords to Memorize LinesI explain how the keyword mnemonic technique can help actors memorize their lines. It's an effective and fun strategy you can use in the beginning when you're first learning lines, or during performance if something really unexpected happens and throws you. Keyword images can help get you back on your game. The Psych Files homepage.
2023-03-2404 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHuman Emotions: The Two Factor TheoryWhere do our emotions come from? From our thoughts? Or do they begin somewhere else – like in our bodies? This week we look at the work of James-Lange, Cannon-Bard, and Schachter and Singer. Also, I review two classic studies in the history of psychology: the Suproxin study (the basis for the well known (two factor theory of emotion) and the Suspension Bridge study. This week the Good, the Bad and the Ugly….Betty of emotions. Oh yes, and what does the TV show Ugly Betty have to do with all this? Find out this week on The Psych Files.
2023-03-1516 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesGames and Videos as Therapeutic Tools: Dr. Anna Vagin (part 2)In part 2 of my interview with Dr. Anna Vagin, she talks about some of the videos she uses to help kids and teens better understand the emotions and challenges of characters in the videos and how those characters dealt with their difficult situations. The videos are a launching point for discussion and insight into the clients' own lives.
2023-03-0728 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesUsing TableTop Games and Videos in Therapy: Interview with Anna VaginIn part 1 of my interview with Anna Vagin, Ph.D. we talk about how she uses games and videos as part of her work with children and adolescents. I think you’ll be surprised how Dr. Vagin uses short videos she finds on YouTube in her sessions. These are not games or videos that were designed to be used in this way, but she has carefully scoured YouTube to find videos that help youngsters connect with their emotions and to better understand others. What’s additionally interesting is that Dr. Vagin’s Ph.D. is not in psychology but rather...
2023-02-2220 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow Psychology Gets You To Slow Down While DrivingHow can we use a little psychology to get you to slow down when you’re driving? You’d be surprised. Very often road signs like “Slow” or a posted speed limit of, say 20 mph does not work. Drivers go past these signs and nothing bad happens so after a while they’re ignored. We try to make it more personal with signs say, “Drive as if your kids live here”, but often that doesn’t work. How about something trickier: what if we enlisted the help of those 3D sidewalk artists? What could they possibly do? You’ll find out.
2023-01-1313 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesThe TV Show Luther, Logical Thinking and Crinkly Plates to Lose WeightHere’s a new piece of weight-loss advice: eat on a crinkly plate! Um…sounds weird. It is kinda, but we’ll explore why this might be a good bit of advice. We’ll also take a minute and a half sound byte from the TV show Luther and wring all kinds of critical-thinking goodies from it. We’ll discover why it might be a total waste of time for you to read about how other people became successful (or happy or have a better marriage or whatever else you might want). All those advice-giving books could be a waste of t...
2023-01-1222 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesThe Psychology of TippingHow can waiters increase their tips? Would you believe psychologists have devoted a great deal of research to this question? We've looked at the effect of smiley faces, touching, crouching, telling jokes, giving customers a fun task to do, and drawing suns on checks (yes, suns). Join me as we take a look at what waiters and waitresses can do to increase the amount of the tip their customers give them.
2022-12-0427 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow Smart Do You Want Your Fitness Tracker to Be?Fitness tracking devices are getting smarter. They're going to have to get a lot smarter if they are going to be powerful tools in your quest to be fit. But how much more "smart" do we really want them to get? Today they keep track of your steps and heart rate, but if your fitness tracker "knew" how you were thinking and whether you were saying things to yourself that are de-motivating ("ll never get in shape anyway") it might be more effective in getting you off the couch. But do you want it to have this information?
2022-11-2629 min
Psychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow to Prevent Violence in Your NeighborhoodPassengers on an airplane spring to action when a stewardess needs help – but a neighborhood in New York City does very little when a woman is attacked. What’s different ? How can we take what we learn from the airplane and apply it to the attack? Lecturing the neighborhood residents probably won’t help. Can we do anything to the way the neighborhood is laid out to encourage interaction among residents and a greater sense of interdependency among them? We explore the topic of bystander intervention, diffusion of responsibility and the field of community psychology in this episode of The Ps...
2022-11-1211 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesAdele Faber Interview on Parenting (Part 2)In part 2 of my interview with Adele Faber, co-author along with Elaine Mazlish of “How To Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk” we talk about what do do when you’ve got nothing left emotionally to give to your children, how to handle foul language, how to problem solve with your children, and being authentic with your children about own feelings. Finally, Adele gives her opinion on whether or not we need to be tougher with our children, especially when they are acting out.
2022-10-0435 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesAdele Faber Interview on Parenting (Part 1)Are you familiar with Adele Faber and Elaine Mazlish‘s classic book “How To Talk So Kids Will Listen and Listen So Kids Will Talk“? You should be. It’s not just for parents. The ideas in this book and in their other books should be required reading for all of us, but especially for parents, therapists and anyone interested in what we can do to better communicate with each other. I think you will be as charmed as I was listening to Adele and I encourage you to listen to part 2 of this interview.
2022-10-0426 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesRacial Divide: Why Does It Happen? How We Can Fix ItWhy does conflict emerge as it did in Baltimore among the police and the African-American community? Is it caused by poor parenting? Poverty? Joblessness? I provide a psychological perspective on the situation. I look at how stereotypes develop and conflict among groups develops. The solution is complex but the theories on these two issues give us some insight into what has to happen to resolve the problems.
2022-09-2630 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesWhat is Music Therapy?Interested in Music Therapy? Music therapy, which is often used with children with autism, can also be used in the classroom to help children learn patterns. In this interview music therapist Kamile Geist talks about types and techniques of music therapy along with her research in this fascinating field. On the website Kamile talks about courses and programs that will prepare you to be a music therapist, as well as how insurance programs deal with this type of therapy.
2022-09-0737 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesWhat Can We Do To End Anti-Gay Bullying in Schools?What can we do to end bullying against gays? There is a shocking increase in the number of young homosexuals who are commit suicide. Many anti-bullying programs don't work and in this episode I talk to Dr. Elizabeth J. Meyer of Concordia University about what can be done. No one should be bullied and we all need to care about those who are bullied to the point of considering suicide.
2022-08-1632 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesHow To Create a Human-Like VoiceHave you used Siri, Hey Google, or Alexa? These voice-enabled digital assistants are pretty cool and getting smarter, but why do some of them sound more like a "person" than others? What is it about your voice that makes people believe that there is a thinking human being behind it? In this episode I take a look at a research study called "Mistaking Minds: How Speech Affects Dehumanization and Anthropomorphism" to uncover what it is about a voice that makes it more likely that you'll anthropomorphize it into a real human being?
2022-08-1519 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesWant to Swap Bodies?What if you could swap bodies with someone else? What would it be like to be someone of the opposite sex? A different race? We’re getting darn close to being able to do that with new techniques like the Rubber Hand Illusion, the Enfacement illusion, and now the Full body illusion. You can now virtually switch bodies with someone else and thanks to our mirror neurons and other brain systems, you can have a very different sense of body ownership. Come listen to me talk about the latest research on this topic and some potential intriguing applications to pr...
2022-08-0822 min
Christian Geeks RockcastSpecial Episode - Michael Bloodgood TributeSteve and Britt pay tribute to Michael Bloodgood, one of the legends and pioneers of Christian rock and metal. Michael passed away last week due to complications from a stroke he suffered in February. Donations to help Bloodgood family with medical bills: https://givesendgo.com/MichaelPBloodgood Les Carlsen new music: https://lescarlsen.hearnow.com/ Preorder Trenches of Rock iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/trenches-of-rock/id1622933859 Purchase Trenches of Rock BluRay: https://trenchesofrockfilm.com/purchase/
2022-08-0524 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesManhood: Are You A "Real Man"?Why does it seem that males in many cultures have to prove their manhood? Do women have to prove their womanhood? Why is this and what happens when men feel like they are less than a man? In this review of a recent research article entitled, "Precarious Manhood", we take a look at this intriguing issue.
2022-06-1823 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesTestosterone Doesn't Necessarily Cause Men to be AggressiveMost of us assume that one of the reasons men tend to act aggressively is that men have higher levels of testosterone. Let's take a look at this "testosterone myth" because this isn't always the case. In fact, in some cases, the higher levels of testosterone actually cause men to be MORE NICE than usual. Don't believe it? Let's take a look at what author Robert Sapolsky has to teach us about the true and subtle effects of testosterone in his book, Behave: The Biology of Humans at our Best and Worst. I think you'll be surprised.
2022-05-1916 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesThe Secret Life of Pronouns - an Interview with James PennebakerWhat do you reveal about yourself in the way you use the smallest and seemingly most insignificant words you use every minute? That's the focus of Dr. James Pennebaker's fascinating book and one of the most interesting psychology books of 2011: The Secret Life of Pronouns. If you're fascinated by language then you'll find this episode especially interesting.
2022-05-1126 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesIn the Movies, Why Does the Woman Always Have to Die? And Other Gender StereotypesWhat can we learn from an old, dusty book I found in the basement? Well, if that book is about gender role stereotypes then there's a lot of things to uncover that explain why boys and girls act the way they do. In this episode we get an example of qualitative research by really diving into the book called "Those We Love". How do books shape who we think we are and how we act as adults?
2022-05-1124 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesOwning Bipolar: A Conversation with Michael Pipich - Part 2This is part 2 of my interview with Michael Pipich, author of the book, Owning Bipolar. In this part of the interview Michael discusses his therapeutic approach to treating Bipolar Disorder. If you have been diagnosed with bipolar or know someone who has, this episode is for you. Michael Pipich brings his 30 years of experience together in his book, Owning Bipolar.
2022-05-0413 minPsychology in Everyday Life: The Psych FilesOwning Bipolar: A Conversation with Michael Pipich - Part 1Bipolar (previously known as "manic depression") is often a difficult disorder to diagnose, much less to live with. If you have been diagnosed with bipolar or know someone who has, this episode is for you. Michael Pipich brings his 30 years of experience together in his new book, Owning Bipolar. In part 1 of my interview with him, we discuss what exactly is bipolar and why it is difficult to diagnose.
2022-04-2621 min
Wirtschaften der ZukunftErnannt zum CEO eines Mittelstandsunternehmens mit Anfang 30 - Interview mit Michael Marhofer und Martin Buck, Firma ifmWie verhält es sich, mit Anfang 30 zum CEO im Mittelstandsunternehmen mit 5000 Mitarbeitenden ernannt zu werden? „Herausforderung, here we come“ sagten sich Michael Marhofer und Martin Buck und traten im Jahr 2001 in die Fußstapfen ihrer Väter
Wie verhält es sich, mit Anfang 30 zum CEO im Mittelstandsunternehmen mit 5000 Mitarbeitenden ernannt zu werden? „Herausforderung, here we come“ sagten sich Michael Marhofer und Martin Buck und traten im Jahr 2001 in die Fußstapfen ihrer Väter, die seit der Gründung 1969 die Geschäfte geleitet hatten. Seit 25 Jahren bilden Michael Marhofer und Martin Buck die Doppelspitze der ifm Unternehmensgruppe, dem Weltmarktfüh...
2022-04-0242 min
Fraternity Foodie Podcast by Greek UniversityBritt Turpack: How can college students develop their own coping strategies for stress?Trained in mindfulness-based stress reduction at Brown University, certified in yoga instruction and carrying a background of work with hundreds of individuals across the world, Britt Turpack draws not only from personal experience but years of mental health research. Her goal? To bring her infectious spirit to audiences everywhere and reveal her powerful three steps to managing daily challenges, reducing work-based stress, and boosting success. She's a mental health advocate, educator, and a TEDx speaker. In episode number 180, we find out why Britt chose Pepperdine University for her undergraduate degree, what made Delta Gamma home for her...
2021-10-2832 min
Fraternity Foodie Podcast by Greek UniversityBritt Tucker: How can students find their purpose and start to live their best life?Britt Tucker lives in Nashville, eat Chick-fil-A like it's her last meal and is the biggest nerd with a lot of freakin' energy. She's the All-American girl who grew up checking society's boxes...only to find herself unfulfilled. Even after all the awards and praise from others as she attained the cookie cutter lifestyle, she found herself with a deep yearning and realization that there had to be more. So, she quit her corporate job (gasp), traveled the world (12+ islands), read tons of books and began her journey of self development. In the process, she uncovered the voice and...
2021-10-2227 min
The Next EpisodeEpisode 266: "Thriller" Michael Jackson (1982)"Thriller" by Michael Jackson... We know. We were still young men once. We entered the pop landscape in the early 80's. We didn't know then.There were "Titans" everywhere you looked. Few of them had the help of one Quincy Jones. Steve Lukather and the rest of Toto joined the effort too. Eddie Van Halen for crissakes! We know now.But can we discredit the work of one of the illest MCs of 1982?Vincent Price deserves better.Quincy, Eddie, Steve, and every top-notch session player on this album...
2021-09-011h 29
The J Curve1.2 Raw Vegan & Iridologist Hippy BrittHippy Britt is Certified Iridologist and Detox Specialist. She’s a light and an inspiration to so many around the world and is just an encyclopedia of information. We discuss Britt’s health journey, Iridology, detoxing and fasting, fruit, basic health tips, and the community that continues to grow around us. (00:00) Intro and Britt’s health journey (19:30) Part of my journey, fasting, fruit, and bartering(33:00) Colonics, coffee enemas, Gersen Therapy, cancer, Oregon and Michigan fruit(47:00) Iridology intro, detox(1:04:00) Biophotons, blue eyes vs brown eyes, eating disorders, breathwork(1:30:00) My iris reading, parasite...
2021-06-291h 49
Breakfast Leadership Showinterview with Britt East Author of A Gay Man's Guide To LifeA Gay Man’s Guide to Life is part personal growth
and development manual, and part memoir.
From the author: “I want to transmute the pain of my past
into the food of future growth, and to be the family I never
had to gay men all over the world, so we might challenge
and inspire each other to seize our lives and be our best
selves. My greatest wish is that you ultimately use these
words to lift others: your family, your friends, your
coworkers, and your community—such that those...
2021-06-2825 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkZero Waste Coffee with Crema NashvilleNashville's Crema Coffee business model is how we wish all businesses would operate. In our interview with Rachel Lehman we find out that Crema was one of the first Zero Waste businesses in Nashville and how they keep innovating to reduce waste and make the coffee world a better place. In addition to developing compostable coffee packaging, Crema implements costly innovations like electric delivery vehicles, reusable wholesale delivery crates and pays living wages for employees and growers.
2021-05-2151 min
Post-doom: Regenerative conversations exploring overshoot grief, grounding, and gratitudeBritt Wray - Post-doom with Michael DowdPost-doom regenerative conversation exploring overshoot grief, grounding, and gratitude, with Britt Wray and host, Michael Dowd; edited by Connie Barlow.
2021-05-1047 min
The Elastic Army Band - Live Talk & MusicPresent - Future - Dreams - Light Sabres & Spirit Wars Super Chickens with Michael Basham | Part OneMichael & I sit to have a candid talk about past, present and future events in his life and for the body. Michael is a awesome warrior and speaker who can speak on topics that most would think is fringe in the spiritual and natural realm but he is able to articulate these topics that anyone can understand about the language you hear today in the next age circles.
In these 2 parts Michael and I cover alot of ground on many topics so be sure to watch.
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2021-04-1246 min
The Elastic Army Band - Live Talk & MusicPresent - Future - Dreams - Light Sabres & Spirit Wars Super Chickens | Michael Basham | Part OnePresent - Future - Dreams - Light Sabres & Spirit Wars Super Chickens
Part one of a two part interview... Michael & I sit to have a candid talk about past, present and future events in his life and for the body. Michael is a awesome warrior and speaker who can speak on topics that most would think is fringe in the spiritual and natural realm but he is able to articulate these topics that anyone can understand about the language you hear today in the next age circles.
In these 2 parts Michael and I...
2021-04-1200 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkChat With Chattanooga Zero WasteWould you sneak a plastic bag monster costume into your State's Legislature and wear it to meet with lawmakers? This is just one of the interesting things we found out in this inspirational interview with Sadie and Zach, the organizers behind Zero Waste Chattanooga. We discuss their Zero Waste journey and how they educate their community about environmental issues. Sadie has a great take on "Remedy Messaging" as it relates to recycling. She sites studies that show people are more prone to waste when they think there is a remedy like recycling. Listen in to find out if we shou...
2021-03-1353 min
How to HardscapeBusiness and Life with Britt Dowd of Lawncare Leaders PodcastToday we are joined by Britt Dowd, host of the Lawncare Leaders Podcast and owner of Green Again Lawn. We talk life and business getting into the deep questions right away.
2021-02-1538 min
Ancient Wisdom, Modern Science, and Common Sense with Dr. Mike Christopher D.C#4 | Dr. Britt Stamer Interviews with Dr. Michael Christopher D.C About Naturopathic and Holistic CareDr. Britt Stamer is a registered naturopathic doctor who provides holistic care to people in Minnesota and across the world. Naturopathic medicine found me as a pre-med student in Minnesota. Having always been interested in nutrition, food, and moving my body, naturopathic medicine resonated with my core values. It offered a paradigm where prevention is key and honored the healing power of our bodies and nature.
Visit Dr. Britt Stamer's website for more information about how to work with her.
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2021-02-051h 16
Zero Waste Trash TalkHow to Stay Environmentally Motivated During A PandemicWith world wide Covid-19 deaths in the millions, political upheaval, social unrest and a tumultuous economy, continuing the conversation about sustainability sometimes feels like some kind of privileged guilty pleasure. Michael and Maris discuss the struggles of the past year and the importance of talking about sustainability in order to engage listeners and unify our environmental efforts to slow down the impending climate catastrophe.
2021-02-0415 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkTennessee Environmental Council 50th AnniversaryDo you feel like you're the only one recycling, composting your food scraps and getting dirty looks from cashiers for bringing your own bags? Finding and supporting your local environmental organizations can be a great way to stay connected and leverage your environmental actions. ZWTT is active locally with Tennessee Environmental Council. Join us as we chat with CEO Jeff Barrie about the 50 year history of TEC and what their plans are for the future.
2020-12-081h 02
Zero Waste Trash TalkZero Waste Gift GivingHave you thought about sustainable gift giving? How do you personalize a gift experience when sending an electronic gift card? Why do we even give gifts? Maris and Michael have a conversation about how to approach gift giving as Zero Waste practitioners.
2020-11-2244 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkHow We Do Zero WasteHow do you "pull a Maris"? Is there a waiter in East Nashville with a zero waste chopstick injury from Jess? How does Michael offset air conditioning for furry Akitas? Life is full of trade offs for what's good for us, the environment and our pocketbooks. Zero Waste isn't just trying to fit all of your trash into a mason jar. It's about conserving and reusing resources. The Trash Talk hosts share some of the things they do on a daily basis to lower consumption and produce less waste.
2020-11-091h 05
Zero Waste Trash TalkThe Bloody Truth about Tampons & PadsHey Ladies! Did you know that tampons and pads that we have been told to use our whole lives are actually toxic to our bodies? Maybe this isn’t news to you, but really these foreign objects we’re putting into our bodies are NOT good for us! and they are just going to be thrown AWAY - which we all know by now that there is no away. For this episode we invited fellow Zero Waste Nashville group member Larissa Maestro to explore the opportunities for healthier more sustainable feminine hygiene options. Join Maris, Jess and Larissa as they...
2020-10-251h 04
Everyone Loves GuitarMichael Britt, Lonestar: “It was just the right place at the right time…”On this Michael Britt Interview, Michael talks about the serendipity of his career arc, feeling like a commodity at some points, how Lonestar’s managed to stay together for so long, in spite of various highs & lows… dropping out of college to play music, his system of modeling amps, dealing with divorce, mellowing out and loads more. Lots of fun, very cool dude Michael Britt is the lead guitarist for country band Lonestar. The band has been together for the most part with the same members, since 1992, released 11 LPs & 10 #1 singles, over 10 million sold. He is also a tone...
2020-10-071h 53
Zero Waste Trash TalkSchool Composting, Gardening and Food Donation ProgramsKaren McIntyre from Nashville's Westmead Elementary is much more than a librarian. She's helped start a compost program, a school garden, recycling drives and a way for students to donate uneaten food from the lunchroom. She shares her successes and the lessons learned along the way to making her school an example for the entire Nashville school system. Karen is proof that one persons dedication can affect systemic change. Find out how you can support what she's doing and/or get inspired to help your local school become more environmentally friendly.
2020-10-061h 01
Zero Waste Trash TalkThe Environmental Impact of Renting Your ItemsThere are a lot of items that sit in our closets, attics or basements that only get used a couple of times a year. Do you know how many resources it took to produce, ship and sell all that stuff so that it can just sit around unused? Ruckify is a new peer-to-peer rental marketplace that makes it super easy to put unused items back into circulation AND make money in the process! THEY ALSO PLANT A FRICKEN TREE FOR EVERY TRANSACTION! In episode 12, founder Steve Cody tells us how he started the company and how you can rent pr...
2020-09-2048 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkWhy You Need a BidetIn this episode, Michael talks about his experience with his new bidet and about how the process works down to the nitty gritty detail. We also hear from a couple of listeners who gave us audio testimonials about why they love their bidets. Save some fricken trees by using a bidet and/or toilet paper made from recycled or sustainable materials. The average American uses 184 trees worth of toilet paper in their lifetime. That's a forest about the size of three football fields. Using trees that capture carbon and clean our air for toilet paper is a low...
2020-09-0642 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkNashville Metro Zero Waste Master PlanDoes your city have a Zero Waste Plan? If it does, is it being implemented and/or championed by your elected officials? The Chairman of the Nashville Solid Waste Board, John Sherman, gives us some background on how and why Nashville has a Zero Waste Master Plan and what we need to do to support it.
2020-08-2357 min
MikeyPodMikeyPod 296 | A Gay Man’s Guide to Life with Britt EastI have been deeply moved and shifted by Britt East‘s A Gay Man’s Guide to Life, and I am so grateful to have had the chance to chat with him here. I’m especially happy that I get to share that conversation with you. This book is the instruction manual for living life as a gay man I wish I had been handed when I was an adolescent, but I’m so glad it’s in the world now! I know you are going to love this conversation about living our lives fully, balancing awareness of privilege and advers...
2020-08-1037 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkGleaning to End Food WasteGleaning is an ancient practice mentioned in the Old Testament and codified into law in some countries. Normally, over 1/3 of the food produced in the world is wasted but during the pandemic shutdown this was exacerbated as crops were being plowed under and milk dumped down drains as distribution channels shifted from institutions and restaurants to grocery stores. Jeannie Hunter from The Society of St. Andrew tells us how their program uses gleaning as a tool to end world hunger and help get food to the people who need it. Find out all about Gleaning and how yo...
2020-08-0955 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkWhat's a Food Co-op and How Do You Start OneWho wouldn't want a grocery store where they are part owners and can vote on the items being sold, where they come from and how they are packaged. Learn what a grocery co-op is and how to start one in our conversation with Ellery Richardson from Nashville Food Co-op. This is the first episode in a series about food waste and production. The concept of Zero Waste is to be circular and regenerative instead of linear and destructive. Food production, packaging, shipping, cooking and disposal all have large carbon footprints. We need to be thinking different than a wo...
2020-07-2635 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkThe Insanity of Plastic RecyclingIf plastic recycling is broken, why do we do it? It makes no sense financially or by any measure of success when it's a 90% failure rate. Even if it worked better, plastic can't be recycled more than 2-3 times before it falls apart so all we are doing is delaying the inevitable. We invited Alex Truelove, Director of U.S. PIRG’s Zero Waste program, to discuss his recent article "The insanity of plastic recycling" where he points out that doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results is insane. Go to our website for sh...
2020-07-1955 min
WMOV Sports TalkMountain East Conference Spotlight of the Week with University of Charleston Baseball Coach Robbie BrittIn this week’s Mountain East Conference spotlight, we take a look at the back-to-back MEC champion University of Charleston baseball program. Enjoy this interview with first year UC head baseball coach Robbie Britt!
2020-07-1319 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkIndustrial Composting in NashvilleIn this episode, Maris and Michael have a conversation with Clay Ezell from The Compost Company, an industrial composting facility, about how industrial composting differs from backyard composting and why Nashville is one of the few cities in the country who have a service like this that accepts food scraps and compostable plastics. We discuss why burying organic waste in a landfill is not composting and bounce around ideas for large scale composting including a look at Sevierville Solid Waste's hybrid facility that diverts 70% of their waste stream. The question we keep coming back to i...
2020-07-101h 10
EXtreme Carolina with Michael Levi BorkmanS1E9 - Maria Britt - Retired GeneralThis week, Michael talks with retired general Maria Britt and her story of what it was like to work up the ranks as a woman. Maria provides insight to her views on leadership, as well as some fantastic words to live by. Tune in, you won't want to miss it!Maria’s website is here - http://marialbritt.com/
2020-07-1019 min
Flipping the TableEp#15 - Dr. Britt Wray on her new book "Generation Dread" re the impact of climate chaos and other crises on our psychesGlobal warming, Covid-19 and the murder of Black people is impacting the minds of humans planet wide. What can we do to deal with the stress and great fears before us? Britt offers hope and a path.
2020-06-2545 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkInterview with Nashville Metro Public WorksJenn Harrman, the Nashville Public Works Waste Reduction Program Manager, answers our questions about what's recyclable in Nashville and where does it go? Like many cities, Nashville has had to adapt to a changing markets for recyclables. The rules for what plastics can be recycled have changed twice in the last year, causing some confusion. Listen to this episode to get to the nitty gritty of how things work at our Materials Recovery Facility and how the private contractor, Waste Management, fits into the picture. We also discuss glass for home pickup and what the city is doi...
2020-06-211h 13
Zero Waste Trash TalkDumping is not DonatingWe touch base with Zero Waste Trash Talk family member Jess Johnson to discuss her experiences with donations as a home organizer. In addition to asking what each organization is accepting before just dumping items on them, she finds out what they do with the items they can't use. Then we have a chat with the amazing Leah Sherry from Turnip Green Creative Reuse. Her organization's goal is to divert usable materials from the landfill and from being recycled. Reuse is their mantra and their facility is an amazing resource for educators, artists and anyone doing any kind...
2020-06-131h 13
Zero Waste Trash TalkDown In The Dumps with The Story Of PlasticIn Episode 3 we talk about watching the new documentary The Story of Plastic on Amazon Prime and we interview our friend John Hawkins, a Nashville waste diversion specialist and musician, to get his take on the problems with recycling. We discuss if we should stop recycling since it's broken and I think Michael might've even encouraged armed insurrection "John Wick Style". Did we mention that this isn't your normal Zero Waste Podcast with tips about crafting your garbage and stuffing everything into a jar? Oh wait, next week is about donating to TGCR who makes cool art wit...
2020-05-231h 29
Zero Waste Trash TalkFilling Good with Megan from The Good FillNashville's first zero waste, package free refill store owner, Megan Gill, talks to us about her zero waste journey. She moved back to the States from Costa Rica where she taught women who had been sex traffic victims how to become beauticians. Seeing how different consumerism is here in America, it made her want to start an ethical and sustainable zero waste store in Tennessee. We discuss how the recent tornado affected her business that was followed by the pandemic stay at home closure orders.
2020-05-151h 07
Zero Waste Trash TalkNothing Goes AwayIn this first episode we talk about sustainability in Nashville and what we are doing to strengthen our community. It's a hyper local conversation with ideas that can be applied to communities all across the globe. We cover city composting options; new plastic recycling regulations and the problems with the triangle numbering system; how to dine out sustainably, and what you can do as individuals to limit your environmental footprint.
2020-05-0839 min
Zero Waste Trash TalkTeaser EpisodeIf you care about the planet and are the type of person who takes trash home with them to sort, you are the right audience for this podcast.
2020-05-0200 min
Flipping the TableEp#4 - A conversation with award-wining author and science journalist Dr. Britt WrayHubris born of human ingenuity has unleashed myriad unintended consequences that now threaten life as we know it. Britt & Michael explore how her insightful work offers an antidote to the deadly hubris that ail our species.
2020-02-2052 min
Thinkin' & Drinkin'Dr. Kemper & Mr. Lonestar with Michael BrittThis week on Thinkin’ & Drinkin’ Bart talks with Michael Britt. Michael is the guitar player for Lonestar. Tune in to the episode to hear the story of how Michael first got an interest in music at an early age to the journey of joining Lonestar. Michael also shares a little about his side gig where he profiles amps. In this episode, you’ll hearHow Michael joined LonestarMichael is now the voice of Kemper Profiler AmpFor the full show notes visit http://www.thinkinanddrinkin.com/podcast/michaelbritt Check o...
2019-12-161h 00
Tone Junkie PodcastEP 38 - Talking Kemper with Michael Britt!!The new and improved Tone Junkie Podcast 2.0 is here and we are stoked to sit down with Michael Brit and "talk shop"! HW and Michael discuss Kemper's, playing live, recording, profiling, adjusting profiles, Helix, Sunday morning players, Tone Junkie and Britt Loaded Kempers and so much more! So grab some headphones or turn up the speakers and settle in to the new Video edition of the Tone Junkie Podcast with Michael Britt!!
2019-01-231h 46
IN YO MOUTHBar Wench Britt GenelinFrom The Vault - Professional actor and mixologist Britt Genelin joins Muñoz & former co-host Marie to talk all things COCKTAILS!!! After bartending at one of the hottest spots in Williamsburg, Britt is onto bigger and better things. Like starring in movies, acting in plays at the Axis Theatre Company, and helping open Send Munoz some love on Instagram & Twitter @inyomouthpodSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
2018-08-2943 min
The Chris Michael Harris PodcastEP139: Being Entrepreneurial in a 9 to 5 with Britt Douglas, General Manager at Worldwide Vintage AutosClick Here to Subscribe to the Show: iTunes | Stitcher | Google Play | YouTube Britt Douglas, General Manager at Worldwide Vintage Autos, joins Entrepreneur Hour to chat about how he's being entrepreneurial in a 9 to 5 and how you can always make the best of your current work situations. Today's Sponsor: Uber Resources: MFCEO Podcast Jocko Podcast Continue Reading: Chrismichaelharris.com/ep139
2018-06-251h 06
Podcasters Unplugged036: Podcasting Is Not Always Immediately Rewarding With Michael Britt036: Podcasting Is Not Always Immediately Rewarding With Michael Britt In this week's episode of the Podcasters Unplugged show we chat with Michael Britt from the Psych Files Podcast. He talks about everything he has learned in recording over 250 podcast episodes! Links Mentioned In This Episode: Libsyn Hosting – An excellent choice to host your podcast. — Use our promo code "VALUE" at checkout for 2 FREE months of hosting. Adobe Audition – Great audio editing software. Audacity — Free audio editing software Connect With Michael Here: Listen to the Once Upon A Crim...
2017-01-0928 min
The App Guy Archive 3: Episodes 201 to 300 of The App Guy Podcast interviews with Paul Kemp - The App GuyTAGP296 Michael Britt : I Fell For The Become An App Millionaire Hype. Now I Make A Steady $500 per month
Michael Britt Host Of The Psych Files Podcast And App Maker says I fell for the become an app millionaire hype. Now i make a steady $500 per month.
2016-04-0800 min
danielbritt.com Daniel Britt InterviewsDaniel Britt Interviews The Booth BrothersHere's my audio interview with the Booth Brothers (Michael & Ronnie Booth and Jim Brady). Recorded at the National Quartet Convention in 2006, the guys talk about their relationship to Mosie Lister, their individual musical influences, and their unique style of music today.
1970-01-0100 mindanielbritt.com Daniel Britt InterviewsDaniel Britt Interviews Lynda RandleThis interview is over an hour long and the mp3 file is over 11MB, so beware of a longer-than-usual download.We talked about Lynda's home life growing up in Washington DC, about her family, the two Michaels in her life (her brother Michael Tait and her husband Michael Randle), daughters Patience and Joy, college, her vanilla mom and dad (known to us as Bill and Gloria Gaither), being a black gospel singer in a white gospel world, Mahalia Jackson, Babbie Mason, racial reconciliation and more! We certainly cover a lot of ground, but with Lynda's contagious, j...
1970-01-0100 min