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About this episode: In this thought-provoking conversation with Angie Moody, founder and CEO of Ruby Money, we discuss the complex world of social media. From its impact on our daily lives and mental health to finding a balance between connection and consumption, Angie shares her insights on navigating social media responsibly. With a background at Facebook (Instagram) and as a tech entrepreneur, she brings a unique perspective to the discussion, highlighting the importance of personal accountability and the potential for positive engagement online. This is an episode about the dual nature of social media...connection and toxicity.
About Content Matterz: This show exists to empower executives, entrepreneurs, and encore careerists to create content they can be proud of—content that improves lives and builds communities.
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About Angie Moody: As the visionary behind Ruby Money, Angie leverages her tech background and entrepreneurial spirit to enhance financial management for freelancers. With her experience at leading tech companies and her role as a mother, she brings a balanced view on the complexities of digital life. Connect with Angie for more insights on entrepreneurship, tech, and balancing life in the digital era. Connect with Angie on LinkedIn | Learn more about Ruby Money
Exploring the Impact: Join us on Content Matterz as we dissect the layers of social media's influence on content creation, personal identity, and the broader societal implications. Whether you're a creator, entrepreneur, or anyone navigating the digital world, this episode offers valuable perspectives on making the most of social media's opportunities while mitigating its risks.
This podcast was created by the team at KazCM.
Interested in starting a podcast, appearing on podcasts, writing a blog, or creating content? We want to help. Hit us up: https://kazcm.com/contact/
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"I don't want to influence, I want to inspire." That's the refreshing breath of air Dr. Tori Ellis brings to our world, where stories become the bridges that weave connections and empower individuals to reach their full potential. This episode of Content Matterz dives deep into her inspiring journey as an author, exploring the creation of her children's book, "I Am a Mini Entrepreneur" - a testament to the powerful impact of creating connections through stories that spark imagination and ignite personal growth.
Dr. Tori's passion lies in uplifting people and helping them recognize their own potential for greatness. She doesn't dictate; she empowers individuals to become the authors of their own success stories, using them to build bridges of understanding, empathy, and shared experiences. This episode celebrates the idea of finding your voice and using your unique narrative to create connections through stories that inspire and uplift others.
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What do the TV show "Hogan Knows Best" and an AI-based tech company have in common? Admittedly, not much, but they are two experiences that have shaped John Gerhard's way of thinking. From TV producer to Founder and CEO of Orson Technology, John has been embracing the excitement of unscripted content throughout his career. But it's not just about the content; at its core, it's about letting go of our preconceived notions to become more open to the world around us!
Oh and by the way, not everyone has a podcast:
As of January 2023, there were at least 3.02 million podcasts. That sounds like a lot, but when you consider there are over 2 billion active users on Instagram alone, you realize 3 million is actually not a lot. There's plenty of room for new podcasts. Your podcast. Let's talk about it... contact us here.
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In a world flooded with audio business cards masquerading as podcasts, we’re tearing down the selfish behavior of podcast guests. It's time to ditch the pitch! Your listeners are here for real banter. Think about it, have you ever listened to a podcast and thought, "I’ve stepped into an infomercial"? If you are a podcast guest or planning to be one, stop using the mic as a megaphone for "me, myself, and I".
By stepping back from relentless self-promotion, you inadvertently step up your authenticity and appeal.
Oh and by the way, not everyone has a podcast:
As of January 2023, there were at least 4.2 million podcasts. That sounds like a lot, but when you consider there are 4.95 million people living in the Phoenix metro area alone, you realize 4.2 million is actually not a lot. There's plenty of room for new podcasts. Your podcast. Let's talk about it... contact us here.
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In this episode of Content Matterz, we discuss the beauty of unscripted content. Allowing for the wonder and the unknown is what makes the unscripted so captivating -- be it a documentary, a podcast, or a TV show. Seeing this content play out through these mediums reminds us this unscripted nature exists in our lives every day -- in a conversation or a chance encounter. Larry King would say he loved waking up in the morning knowing there would be a ballgame that evening and not knowing what would happen. It was unscripted. And that allows for wonder and curiosity.
This unscripted way of being is what we see in podcasting conversations. It opens the door for so much unknown. Friendship, presence, moments, connection, opportunity, learning, significance, and more.
This episode features John Erhard. John Ehrhard is the Founder and CEO of Orson Technology. He has been in the television industry since he was 16 years old working as a producer for many shows such as Pool Kings, My Big Redneck Vacation, and Hogan Knows Best. He has adapted within the media industry and is creating new ways to produce content through AI technology with StoryShop AI, powered by Orson.
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In this episode of Content Matterz, Dr. Erik Korem joins host Eric Kasimov to examine the new age-old question: Why all this content? From starting podcasts to making podcast guest appearances, the drive to serve audiences and share impactful stories remains a compelling motivation.
Have you ever considered what pushes someone to produce seemingly endless content? Is it the influence? The outreach? Or something more personal? How about this: When you realize that your voice and stories can bring hope and change to someone else's life, content suddenly becomes more than just words.
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As of January 2023, there were at least 3.02 million podcasts. While this might seem substantial, when you compare it to the population of Los Angeles (around 4 million), you quickly grasp that in the grand spectrum of voices and stories, there's so much room for new narratives. Yours included. Let's discuss that further... contact us here.
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We hear all sorts of people appearing on podcasts. From children to retirees, from founders to college students, from musicians to executives. From CEOs to the recently graduated. But why appear on podcasts?
Everyone does it for their own reason. This CEO of a publicly traded company makes time in his incredibly busy day to appear on podcasts. Saagar Govil is the CEO of Cemtrex (NASDAQ: CETX) and one of its AI security companies, Vicon Industries. He could do many things with his time, but he invests time, money, and resources to appear on podcasts, and share the story, vision, insights, and project updates, all while connecting with new people from all over.
And in this Content Matterz episode, this CEO of a publicly traded company tells us in his words, why he appears on podcasts.
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In this episode of Content Matterz, guest speaker Chris Heivly, and host Eric Kasimov provide insights into writing books, the creative process behind content development, and sharing your story through any medium.
What if you wrote the book for your family? What if you produce a podcast for your team? What if you created a blog for your kids? Or what if you did it for yourself? Here's what to remember or learn from this episode: writing is cathartic.
Or as Chris Heivly says, "Share your damn stories".
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Oh and by the way, not everyone has a podcast:
As of January 2023, there were at least 3.02 million podcasts. That sounds like a lot, but when you consider there are over 2 billion active users on Instagram alone, you realize 3 million is actually not a lot. There's plenty of room for new podcasts. Your podcast. Let's talk about it... contact us here.
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In this episode of Content Matterz, we take an up-close-and-personal look into the world of entrepreneurs, social media, and recognition. We're uncovering the mental health rollercoaster that every entrepreneur rides, magnified by a toxic chase for likes and shares on social media platforms. We encourage a focus on creating fulfillment through content. Not chasing vanity metrics.
So often, the entrepreneurial world is all about striving for success, staying ahead of the game, and well, standing out. But here's the rub. This constant chase for approval, often measured through vanity metrics, can lead to a bit of a mental health problem. But don't just take our word for it; our guest speaker, Jim James, shares his unique perspective on this hot-button issue.
Now, Jim throws a bit of a curveball in this conversation. He suggests that maybe, just maybe, social media isn't the big bad wolf we often make it out to be. Maybe it's not the cause but rather a mirror, reflecting our inner struggle between what we want and what we actually need. It's a fascinating idea that's sure to get you thinking.
We also explore the importance of self-awareness and taking care of yourself, both in body and mind. Our conversation takes a detour into a personal story of quitting drinking, showing how significant changes can lead to better mental and physical health.
We hope this episode makes a difference for you.
Oh and by the way, not everyone has a podcast:
As of January 2023, there were at least 3.02 million podcasts. That sounds like a lot, but when you consider 19.5 million people live in New York state alone, you realize 3 million is actually not a lot. There's plenty of room for new podcasts. Your podcast. Let's talk about it... contact us here.
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In this episode of Content Matterz, we get the opportunity to learn from a seasoned podcast pro who's published more than 700+ episodes. As this podcasting entrepreneur says, “I learn something new from every one of my guests. And that’s an amazing gift.” This is an episode all about the art of podcast learning.
With podcasting, this host and thousands more like him, including myself, get to speak with incredible individuals that we otherwise would not have the opportunity to talk to.
Why should you listen? Simple: to understand the undeniable power of podcasting, to learn from an expert who's successfully harnessed it, and to fuel your own content journey.
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Oh and by the way, not everyone has a podcast:
As of January 2023, there were at least 3.02 million podcasts. That sounds like a lot, but when you consider it is one-third of the almost 9 million people that live in London, you realize 3 million is actually not a lot. There's plenty of room for new podcasts. Your podcast. Let's talk about it... contact us here.
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The podcast currently has 70 episodes available.