Unstructured

David Freiheit is a lawyer turned YouTuber. He received a GoPro as a gift and that started his obsession with video creation. He began by making fun videos lip-syncing pop songs in a business suit at Spartan races. He then had a video go viral of a squirrel grabbing his GoPro and climbing a tree. 

This was a super fun conversation with a creative person.

Original Squirrel video - https://youtu.be/4_gmkhE7YQc 

David's links:

Web: https://vivafrei.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzGiDDKdphJ0GFvEd82WfYQ

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/vivafrei/ 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vivafrei/ 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/thevivafrei

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J.J. Hensley was a police officer for a few years and then became a US Secret Service Special Agent in Virginia and is now a Federal Law Enforcement trainer along with being a thriller writer.

His first novel RESOLVE was named one of the BEST BOOKS OF 2013 by Suspense Magazine and was named a finalist for Best First Novel by the International Thriller Writers organization.

In this Episode: 

• Learning about a bit more Secret Service, Treasury Service, and Home and Security

Quotes from this Episode: 

“If you are working in a Secret Service you will be standing next to the President and Vice-President whoever some point, just by the nature of the job you’ll be staying next to the stage.” –J.J. Hensley

“The certain requirements they look are age requirements and physical requirements, and you have to pass the background, meet the demands, wiling to move whenever they tell you to move and travel whenever they tell you to travel.” –J.J. Hensley

“The support we get from the writing community is just phenomenal, one of the uncomfortable things that I ever have to do with writing is to get blurbs that the whole quotes at the back of the book. You send the manuscript out and hope that somebody with a huge name is going to give you blurbs.” –J.J. Hensley

Resources: 

JJ's Links

Website: http://www.hensley-books.com/

Twitter: https://twitter.com/JJHensleyauthor

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/hensleybooks

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Dr. Christopher Metzler is a Political Pundit, Global Strategist, Legal Scholar, Author, Serial Entrepreneur and Celebrity Crisis Manager. He is best known for going beyond the talking points with in-depth reasoning, modern-day voice, and analysis. He has regular appearances on CNN, ABC, MSNBC, Fox News, Al Jazeera, HLN, Newsmax, CNBC, OAN, WHDT TV, BBC, Tv ONE, News One, Celebrity Page TV, Afterbuzz and more. He has an educational background at the University of Oxford and Columbia University also obtained a Ph.D. in International Legal Philosophy from The University of Aberdeen. Today, he is a Senior Fellow at the Thomas Jefferson University Institute of Emerging Health Professions — home of The Sidney Kimmel School of Medicine.

In this Episode: 

• Black and Conservative

Quotes from this Episode: 

“Conservative is traditionally when you are talking about someone first and foremost believes in the fundamental nature of the constitution; That is we do not believe that in fact the constitution is to be interpreted.” – Dr. Christopher Metzler

“When you look at Libertarian you’re talking about looking at political philosophy movements that uphold a core principle, freedom of choice piece, I’m not sure how far they take their freedom of choice because we always have that debate and another thing the whole notion we can do whatever you want as long as you respect the right of the person to do the same.” – Dr. Christopher Metzler

“Think about ideas is that we get to work through ideas no matter what the differences are, we get to work to similarities and differences.” – Dr. Christopher Metzler

Resources:

Dr. Christopher Metzler

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dr-christopher-metzler 

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/drchrismetzler/ 

Twitter: https://twitter.com/DrChrisMetzler 

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/DRCJMETZLER 

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drchrismetzler/

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This is a bit of a departure. My guest is Christine Lang who is a self professed Medical Intuitive. I am a bit cynical on this and invited two previous guests Jenni Roney Aguilar and Dave Frees to help me navigate unknown waters. As a result we had a super interesting show with a lot of topics covered. 

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Jordan Paris is extremely busy. He has a quickly rising podcast. He has written a well-received book. He is making a name for himself as a LinkedIn influencer. All of that and he is only 21... Listen how this highly ambitious young man may become the future of podcasting. 

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Stephen Davis started at a major Hollywood studio. He worked as an intern then a runner, to an assistant engineer until he eventually became an engineer, covering the large spectrum of production. 

Then in 2007 he started his own recording studio where he specialized in recording and producing bands and hip hop artists. While getting lost in endless hours of music production, he also found the time to play in bands, compose music, educate others on recording, provide Pro Tools lessons, and attend school for film making.

Now he brings all this experience and talent to the podcasting world where he and his wife Veronica created Pod Sound School to help podcasters learn the craft by providing training in three formats - podcasts, animated videos, and blog posts.

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This is another discussion about the podcast world. It is a follow-up of the discussion with Christopher Lochhead and Super Joe Pardo. This time we are discussing explicit language in podcasts. As Dave points out (credit to Daniel J Lewis) podcasts can be removed from the iTunes catalog in the following countries:

We then move on to discuss Luminary and what is involved in creating one of the largest history podcasts in the world. 

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David Hooper has been in Podcasting for 15 years and is the author of the tome - "Build a Big Podcast." At first he was on the radio and podcasting was his secondary thing until Dave Jackson really turned him onto it. Before taking up podcasting, as a radio guy he saw people in Podcasting as super nerds. Then he started and it turned out to be enjoyable. We have a super informal and wide-ranging chat about the music industry and podcasting.

In this Episode: 

• Podcasting

Quotes from this Episode: 

“Same way in Podcasting you can be a superstar in smaller markets.” – David Hooper

“I just assumed everybody knew who’s possible to make a living with your ideas, creativity, put you on a show and people come to it.” – David Hooper 

“Bringing you own personality, the things that you have learned along the way but not being afraid to have an opinion and share it. I think if you are bringing that into your Podcast, it don’t have to be an act just has to be you; that is going to help you to attract people.” – David Hooper 

David's Links

Twitter: https://twitter.com/davidhooper

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/MUSICMARKETING

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/davidhooper1/

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bigpodcast1/

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Sheila Wysocki has an amazing story of living one life and later discovering that she wanted to do something else. In 2004, she became Private Investigator for the sole purpose of solving the case of her roommate, Angela Samota, who was murdered in 1984. Her dogged determination to solve cases captivated the media as well as the hearts of America and beyond.

In 2010 she was about to retire from cases with her roommate's killer convicted but decided In 2013 to take on other cases. As of now, she continues being private investigator and well described as the Voice for the Voiceless. She even entered podcasting world to get tips in her current cases for a great success.

In this Episode: 

• How Sheila is being funded?

Quotes from this Episode: 

• “They have to have a 100000 dollars. That’s not the fee. That’s the process fee of getting expert and getting their case in truly investigations.” – Sheila Wysocki

Resources: 

Website: https://sheilawysocki.com/ 

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Pete A. Turner is a cultural expert with years working in the most dangerous and culturally challenging environments on earth. His stories and lessons inform leaders, to leverage existing cultural patterns. These smooth cultural paths leads to accomplishing goals with less chaos and cost. Much more than handshakes, Pete displays how how he successfully interacts within any cultural environment and still thrives. He's a recognized expert in leveraging culture to create more efficient interacting with different groups. He's a combat veteran and former Army spy. He's worked to help Dept of State, Dept of Defense and host nation leaders leverage culture. He has extensive overseas experience in hazardous conditions in a variety of positions including operations: Joint Endeavor (Bosnia), Iraqi Freedom (2004-6, 2008-10), New Dawn (Iraq 2010-11) and Enduring Freedom (Afghanistan 2011-12).

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