Producing a Disaster

Producing a Disaster

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Producing a Disaster episodes

  • Beatstars And YouTube Are Changing
    The exciting evolution of YouTube and Beatstars: Embrace the future
    YouTube has been a major part of music marketing for years now, and Beatstars is the latest in a long line of monatizable platforms. In this video, we'll discuss the importance of how Beatstars is growing with us, and how it can help you to sell more for less. We'll also discuss the evolution of YouTube and the ways in which it's finally giving us exposure. So whether you're a Beatmaker or just thinking about it, this video is a great way to get up to date on the latest developments in the world of getting exposure
    5 min
  • Why Being Creative Sucks
    Why Being Creative is a Problem
    #Beatmakers
    Having a creative mind especially as a beatmaker comes with both advantages and challenges. Some potential problems that people with creative minds might face include:
    Creative minds often generate numerous ideas for music, which can lead to overthinking and difficulty in decision-making.
    With a mind that jumps from one beat to another, maintaining focus on a single task can be challenging, affecting productivity.
    A creative beatmaker may strive for perfection, leading to frustration when ideas or projects don't meet high self-imposed standards.
    Creativity is often linked to heightened emotional sensitivity, which can lead to both intense highs and lows, impacting emotional stability.
    Creative individuals might struggle with repetitive or monotonous tasks, preferring variety and novelty.
    Sharing music makes beatmakers vulnerable to criticism and rejection, which can affect self-esteem and confidence.
    Constantly seeking new and unique ideas can lead to self-doubt, as beatmakers question whether their ideas are truly original or valuable.
    Managing time effectively can be difficult when you want to explore multiple interests or projects simultaneously.
    Creative minds might feel misunderstood or isolated, as their way of thinking and interests might differ from the norm.
    Creative bursts can be unpredictable, leading to periods of intense inspiration followed by creative blocks.
    While these challenges exist, it's important to remember that creative minds also bring innovation, unique perspectives, and the ability to solve complex problems. Developing strategies for managing challenges and leveraging strengths can lead to a fulfilling creative journey.
    6 min
  • The Dark Side of Beat Leasing

    The Dark Side of Leasing Beats:  

    The dark side of entrepreneurship in general can be REALLY dark. This podcast will help you stay away from the same mistakes I made and hopefully you'll walk away knowing that these "master classes" and "courses" are total nonsense. A successful beat leasing business is hard to build, you're in it for the long game. Don't stress, if it's meant to happen, it'll happen.

    8 min
  • My Family and Friends Don't Support my Music Career!

    Keep doing what you're doing whether or not the people who matter most support your dreams, it isn't their life, it's yours.

    If you'd like to check me out anywhere else online here's my link: https://leahjude.com

    Contact me via email: [email protected]

    Visit My Beat Store To Browse | Instant Delivery: https://leahjudebeats.beatstars.com/

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    11 min
  • Welcome Aboard! TWA Flight 800
    *Originally uploaded for the Fringe Radio Network* I hope you enjoy/enjoyed our trip from New York to Rome, or lack thereof... What do you believe happened to TWA Flight 800, do you believe the conclusion's of the NTSB/FBI? Or the witnesses that believed they saw a "streak of light" ascending toward the airliner?
    I have always been fascinated with any disaster, especially disasters involving commercial airliners. This episode, in no way intends to make light of the events of July 17, 1996, nor is the intent meant to be or come across as disrespectful. I view catastrophes such as TWA Flight 800 as a historical event that is worth remembering and discussing.
    In this episode I may have mistakenly referred to the Boeing 747-131 as a 737-131. My mistake if I did. In my attempt to edit it I couldn't find where I misspoke.
    Below are the sources I used to make the podcast as well as a link to my NEW website! I hope to see you around.
    https://leahjude.com/
    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TWA_Flight_800
    https://www.ctpost.com/opinion/article/Robert-Davey-What-really-happened-to-TWA-Flight-13101842.php
    https://www.britannica.com/topic/TWA-flight-800
    https://abcnews.go.com/US/wreckage-twa-flight-800-destroyed-25-years-crash/story?id=76069411
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    Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/leahjude/support
    25 min

About Producing a Disaster

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Welcome to the podcast where I dive deep into the intricate landscape of the music production industry, with a primary focus on the dynamic and ever-evolving online producer community.