Niche, Please!

Niche, Please!

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  • 39. Gregory Esposito - Digital Media in the NBA
    Greg is the ultimate Suns Fan, host of The Solar Panel podcast and writer of a Suns column on two digital platforms. You can find his work at Sports360AZ.com and BrighSideOfTheSun.com. Greg is a true hustler and began his career when he was 15 covering high school football games. He turned his passion for radio towards podcasting and is able to act on his appreciation for sports through media. He helped shape the role of digital media in sports business, and continues to evolve with his tactics and publications. Greg is an important individual in the NBA and works hard to bring you real time highlights and updates. If you’re a fan of the NBA, this is the episode for you.
    1 hr 15 min
  • 38: The LaVigne Life
    Dee are Jerry are two creative and dedicated individuals that started a YouTube channel for their family. The channel features Dee, Jerry, and their two children in their everyday life. Known as “The LaVigne Life,” the channel became increasingly popular, so Dee and Jerry decided to add more channels to organize their online platform. They have everything from gaming to fitness, kids games, shopping, home renovations, you name it - The LaVigne’s capture it. I had a blast talking to them about the pros and cons of being a YouTuber. The platform that Dee and Jerry have created for their family is incredible and they are an inspiring team.
    1 hr 34 min
  • 37: Bloguettes - Brand Identity and Development
    Lorena and Sakura are the founders of The Bloguettes. Stemming from a passion, the girls decided to create a workshop where people could come and learn how to develop their brand through social media and small business tactics. Quickly discovering the demand for entrepreneurial educational tools, they added a blog, webinars, stock photos and more to their website. They built their business on what they wish they would’ve known at the beginning of it all. They are consultants, creatives, bloggers, girl bosses and two incredibly driven individuals. Inspirational but achievable, this episode is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat!
    1 hr
  • 36: Quora Neeff - Lady and Wolf Salon
    Quora Neeff is the founder, owner and CEO of Lady and Wolf Salon in Scottsdale. Her spunky spirit shines as she tells us the story of how she opened up her own salon when she was just 22 years old! Her passion for helping others is apparent as she graciously helps those in need by donating haircuts, and loves bringing people together through fun networking events. Quora's Girl Boss Bazaar was the success of the month for the women's entrepreneurial sphere in the valley. Her plans for the future are inspiring, and this episode is sure to leave you smiling.
    42 min
  • 35: Michael Spangenberg - State Forty Eight
    Mike was born and raised in Chandler, Arizona, and has always had a passion for entrepreneurship. He is a huge Arizona sports fan and wanted to develop a brand that was positive and uplifting, and represented the Great State 48! He and two friends, Nick and Stephen launched the brand together, and with a passion for clothing, sports and Arizona they created a buzzworthy success. Early on Mike explains that it was their drive and hustle that put them on the map. Phoenix Fashion Week is where they had their first big break and it really took off from there. They opened up their first storefront in 2016 in Chandler. State 48 has filled a space that was lacking in Arizona apparel, and they are excited for what the future holds for their brand. If you love Arizona, you won't want to miss this episode!
    1 hr 4 min
  • 34: Jose Acevedo - Finding Arizona
    Jose is the founder of the Finding Arizona Podcast, and War Cry Warrior clothing brand. His passion for connecting with others is a huge factor in his success, and he enjoys learning about new things and people. Jose has a full-time job in landscape architecture along with the podcast and clothing brand. His curiosity for life and new experiences is endless and he has a way of bringing the best out of everyone he meets. We talk about what it's like starting a podcast, and how to grow your brand. This lighthearted episode of The Skyler Irvine Show is sure to lift your spirits!
    1 hr 2 min
  • 33: Wendy Doris - Flippin' Wendy
    Wendy Doris is a badass creative and an expert at flipping houses. Her Instagram persona “flippin wendy” attests to all of the above. Her book: "Shut up and flip a house already - A guide to help you shit or get off the pot,” is essentially a guide to house flipping and is a great resource for anyone interested in starting in that field. Wendy is also very passionate about renovation design. She developed a design business through sharing her journey of flipping houses on Instagram. She now designs homes for other people as well as the ones she is working on. Have you ever thought about flipping? Then you won't want to miss this episode!
    1 hr 1 min
  • 32: Olenka Cullinan - Rising Tycoons
    “Success is not some magical unicorn.” Wise words from our stellar guest, Olenka Cullinan! Olenka moved to the US from Russia with $450 in her pocket, overcame every excuse in the book, and is now inspiring kids and adults around the world through her powerful bootcamps and seminars. Olenka loves to work with children and teach them to live with the mindset of a CEO. She has developed a platform for youngsters called: Rising Tycoons, and she works with Millennials through her #istartfirst bootcamps. Olenka wears many hats in the industry from motivational speaker, to life coach to thought leader. Her drive for success is unparalleled and her vision for our youth is absolutely incredible. Need some motivation? You've come to the right episode.
    1 hr
  • 31: Danny "Hoff" Hoefelmann - The First 30!
    Facebook Live: TAKE 2  Hoff is the mastermind behind the scenes of The Skyler Irvine Show. Producer by day, Cartoon Villain by night, and Family man always; Hoff is a dedicated, hardworking individual and the show would really not be possible without him. He and I have learned a lot over the first 30 episodes, and we are extremely grateful to all of our guests who have shared knowledge, experience, passion, and more on The Skyler Irvine Show thus far.  We talk equipment, how to interview better, things we've done wrong, and how Hoff decided to be a complete badass and commit to the pirate hipster Mustache. If you are interested in starting a podcast, or learning more about the production aspect, this is the episode for you! Equipment List The Skyler Irvine Show Current Equipment Microphones (2) : Audio-Technica AT2035 Large Diaphragm Studio Condenser Microphone: Microphone Stand (2) : Proline MS112 Desktop Boom Mic Stand Pop Filter (2) : Dragon Pad Pop Filter Interface (1): Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 (2nd Gen) USB Audio Interface with Pro Tools | First Editing Software: I use a free program called “Reaper” to record and take out the background noise. I also use Final Cut Pro to cut up my videos but can easily be done a free software iMovie that comes on all Macs. Some other programs to consider would be Adobe Audition or Audacity. Previous Equipment Handheld Recorder (Can be used as a stand alone or with microphone / headset plug-ins.): TASCAM DR-40 4-Track Portable Digital Recorder Headsets (2): Yamaha CM500 Headset with Built In Microphone Interface (1) : Yamaha AG06 6-Channel Mixer / 2 Microphone Headphone Amplifier (Needed to get sound back to the headphones with Yamaha Interface): Sterling Audio S104H 4-Channel Headphone Amplifier
    1 hr 5 min

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