Hosted

Chris Cownden is the host of "Talking With Experts Podcast", where he interviews folks about what they know best. In this episode, he talks about the mistakes that he has made during his podcasting journey and the lessons that he has learned from them along the way. We get to hear about how Chris found the career that was right for him, how he entered the podcast world and a bit about his unicycling skills!

In this episode of Hosted, we've got Steve Pappas, Host of Science of CX. With 153 episodes under his belt, and another 40 that have already been recorded, Steve is no newbie to podcasting. He speaks on transitioning to live stream interviews because he likes the feel of the moment.

Steve shares some of his insights as a podcaster and tells us how he captivates his listeners to keep them coming back for more.

This week we hear from the incredible Chloe Thomas, host of both E-commerce Master Plan podcast and the Keep Optimizing podcast. With roughly 550 episodes launched, Chloe is no stranger to the joys and pains of podcasting.

Chloe takes us through the podcasting journey she began in 2015, through which she positioned herself at the forefront of the podcasting movement. She will even talk about some of her 'dirty secrets' in podcasting.

On today's episode of Hosted, we have the great honor of having James Le as our guest. He is an expert in MLOps and Data Ops infrastructure, and is the host of Datacast, where he features raw conversations with data practitioners & researchers to unpack the lessons they have learned throughout their careers. James talks to us about his development as a podcaster and how that has influenced his life in the world of data analysis.

On this episode of "Hosted", Brandy and guests Arthur Rawe and Kevin Batstone chat about the story behind the Discussion Combustion Podcast. Arthur and Kevin share how the show came to be, the ups and downs along the way, and the lessons that they have learned. The two old friends share many tips for new podcasters and even their views on paranormal activity.

On today's episode of Hosted, our guest Tobi Ojekunle comes aboard to tell us about the balance of being an engineer and a podcaster. Ojekunle speaks on his experience of developing as a podcaster, as well as a writer and poet.

This episode finds a healthy balance of entertainment and information between work and creative outlets. Born and raised in Ibadan, Nigeria, Tobi Ojekunle grew up with a curious mind and a passion for learning and personal development. After completing his high school education in Nigeria, Tobi moved to Germany to study Electrical Engineering and Information Technology. After completing his Bachelor's and Master's programs, he currently works as an engineer in the energy and sustainable industry.

His passion for self-improvement, personal development, and having deep soulful conversations with people from various walks of life inspired him to start the MIRROR TALK podcast. The podcast provides a platform to learn from thought leaders and, at the same time, share this knowledge with everyone who wants to learn something new or improve or develop any area of their lives.

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In today's episode of Hosted we have the pleasure of hosting Earl Wright from The AMG National Trust Bank. He is the CEO as well as Chairman of The Board Of Directors at AMG, and has been there since 1972. Wright speaks on the current state of Colorado in terms of infrastructure, social dilemmas and economics. This episode is great for Coloradoans as well as any listeners. We hope you enjoy!

Jennifer Didier, the host of Tech in the Right Direction, joined Hosted to chat about featuring guests that are being more inclusive, working to drive social change, and closing the employment gap for women in tech.

In today's episode of Hosted, we have the great pleasure of hosting Tom Tonkin of The Sales Conservatory. As a business founder and podcaster in the Denver area, Mr. Tonkin speaks on healthy business habits, time management, and mental health. Warning: this episode may increase your quality of life professionally and mentally.

In todays episode of Hosted Brandy Whalen and Dr. Samuel Jay of Unflitered, a podcast about the craft brewery world, talk about growth, professional development and of course beer. This podcast is an enjoyable listen, from a college professor who knows what he is talking about. Fair warning, you might find yourself wanting a cold beer after this episode of Hosted.