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Off The Dome Radio

Off The Dome Radio

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Are you just stuck? Off The Dome Radio is a podcast designed specifically to give you that extra push in all facets of your life. As hosts who have been stuck, taken leaps of faith, and gambled on themselves, Colin and Tim are two entrepreneurs embarking on their own journeys to find what they were called to do. Through fun conversation and interviews with driven individuals who have decided to pave their own path, this podcast offers various insights into the depths of health and wellness, business strategy and influence, empowerment, mental health and relationship building. With this podcast, the hope is to empower people to find something deep within themselves that helps bring them closer to the happiness and success they want to realize. Off The Dome is on a mission to add value by strengthening the most fundamental areas of our every day lives.
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best Off The Dome Radio episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to Off The Dome Radio for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite Off The Dome Radio episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

Off The Dome Radio - Episode 164: Brendan King - Sports Broadcaster
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09/29/21 • 72 min

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0:00 - 10:15 BK gives background on how he got into broadcasting and the steps he’s taken to where he is now, how he writes, and his ways of gaining access to coaches for his own podcast.

10:20 - 16:10 BK talks about the most crazies “no” he’s had to work around which turned into his favorite interview to date, and reviews his interview with Dave Portnoy from Barstool Sports.

16:20 - 27:00 Tim asks BK to give into how he started “The Brendan King Show” and the vision behind it, every sport especially golf needs a villain, Friday Beers partnership.

27:00 - 34:00 BK talks us through the importance of writing and soundbites with his show and how he structures it. BK shares what the last year has taught him, the skillsets needed to be successful, the importance of mentors and some of the best advice he’s received.

41:40 - 52:00 We hear some of the challenges BK has faced and how baseball has made certain changes throughout the minor leagues, as well as who is one of the biggest winners in the front office of the sport. He also talks about what more he’s going to do to separate himself from other sports broadcasters.

52:00 - 1:06:00 BK takes us through different social media platforms that he’s using to build his audience, Sean Avery takes the Olson twins to Bonaroo, the power of Tik Tok, and the keys to doing well on TV broadcasts. We ask BK how he wants to be remembered.

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Ashley Walter (@livingwithashley) is a Healthy Living Concierge, Certified Chef, and Owner of "Living with Ashley," a business focused on providing services in the areas of Nutrition, Fitness, Wellness, Life Strategies. Ashley works with clients nationwide and builds her company on the foundations of whole foods, quality vs. quantity, eating colorful, instilling variety, learning positive self-talk, and more!

Ashley is a recurring contributor on health trends and lifestyle topics on the following major stations: ABC’s #1 Windy City Live!, Fox Good Day Chicago, WCIU’s The Jam, CBS 2 Chicago, WGN News / CLTV’s Living Healthy Chicago, and The Hallmark Channel’s Home and Family. Her articles have been featured in widely read publications, including: Oprah.com, Michigan Avenue Magazine, CS Magazine, Sun-Times Splash, FabFitFun, and Prevention.

In this interview, Ashley talks about her motivation to start her business, her methodology, and her inspirational story. You can learn more about Ashley by visiting her website at: livingwithashley.com

Show Highlights:

2:50-18:50: **Ashley discusses her background, what motivated her to dive into the nutrition and wellness industry, as well as her pursuit of higher holistic education.
**18:50-27:20:
Ashley explains the differences between the holistic and dietetic approach to health and healthier strategies to eat meals that help better absorption in the body.
27:20-41:50: Ashley highlights how she differentiates her business in a competitive industry through authenticity and accountability.
41:50-55:20: We ask Ashley about her transition to entrepreneurship, adapting to the industry, and work-life balance.
55:20-1:12:50: Ashley talks about different avenues in which she communicates her message, her process of creating content, and the power of free writing daily.
1:12:50-1:24:50: Ashley explains what's next for her business, her favorite thing about being an entrepreneur, final reminders, and how she wants to be remembered.

Special Guest: Ashley Walter.

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Keith Magnus is the Director of the Butler University Counseling and Consultation Center, and Clinical Psychologist for the Woodview Psychology Group. He specializes in the areas of anxiety, depression, sleep disorders/insomnia, interpersonal relationships, identity and personal growth, mindfulness-based therapy, eating ad body image concerns, and hypnosis. In his work, he integrates self-psychology, object relations, attachment, and systems theories I his approach to treatment.

Keith earned his Doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology from the University of Rochester in 1996 and has been an Indiana Health Service Provider in Psychology since 1998.

In this interview, Keith explains his journey and how he landed on his passion path, the important things he has learned through working in psychology 1-on-1 therapy, and important values to keep in mind for optimal mental health.

Show Highlights:

4:30-12:30: In the beginning of the episode, Keith goes into his educational and professional background, and how he figured out his true passion through his experience in graduate school.
12:30:-22:00: We discuss Keith's research on subjective well-being and happiness, and what parents can do to create the happiest environment for their kids.
22:00-30:00: Keith sheds light on the areas of therapy that he didn't expect in first, and the emotional barriers that we as humans face.
30:00-43:00: Keith describes what it means to find the "why" behind everything and calling out the elephant in the room, and how this allows him to deal with any sort of pushback or barriers in the therapy realm.
43:00-52:30: As Director of the Butler Counseling & Consultation center, Keith highlights what he does to create a trustworthy environment. He also explains the factors that have led to the increasing role and benefits of the center, and how the stigma behind going to therapy has changed.
52:30-1:01:30: Keith discusses the best advice and action steps for students transitioning out of college.
1:01:30-1:14:30: Keith highlights the educational opportunities on campus for mental health, suggestions on the best readings for mental health, and the benefits of meditation.
1:14:30: Keith gives provides his knowledge on what it means to live a meaningful life.

Special Guest: Keith Magnus.

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Off The Dome Radio - Episode 26: Marquese Martin-Hayes
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02/14/19 • 96 min

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Marquese Martin-Hayes (@the.dj.marquavelli) is a DJ, QP Manager at Direct Connect Logistix, and a graduate of Butler University, where he also played football for the Bulldogs. Marquese is a seeker of knowledge and an avid fan of books, which fuels his inspiration while he runs the @perspectivewords account on Instagram with his partner, Roger. One of Marquese's recent eye-opening experiences occurred when he climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.

In the interview, Marquese explains how some key moments in his life motivated him to invest further in himself and develop his perspective on life and its opportunities. He explains his current journey to master the art of DJ'ing, learn Spanish, and improve his communication style and develop a higher level of emotional intelligence.

Show Notes:
4:10-12:40: Marquese gives his background, including where he grew up, high school life, key mentors, and why he ultimately chose to attend school and play football at Butler University
12:40-17:40: Marquese highlights his professional experience, and he explains why he loves sales and how he has been able to thrive and improve his communication style
17:40-28:40: We discuss the art of communication, and changing your style depending on the type of person you are speaking with. We relate this to comedy and the small subtleties that we see in Seinfeld and other comedians.
28:40-44:40: Marquese talks about the moment in his life that motivated him to seek more knowledge in books, and how that fueled his passion to start DJ'ing. He talks about the important life lessons that he puts into practice through the knowledge that he gains from authors such as Napoleon Hill. He speaks on the happiness that DJ'ing brings him, the grind and mentors he has learned from during the process the opportunities he has had thus far, and his goals for the future.
44:40-52:40: Marquese explains the "why" behind him and his partner Roger's self-help Instagram account (@perspectivewords), and the challenge that it gives the audience in the areas of growth and development
52:40-1:00:50: We ask Marquese what the biggest things he was changed his perspective on since college, how he has been able to grow stronger mentally and developmentally in a tough world with social media, and what it truly means to "be the example"
1:04:40-1:26:10: Marquese gives us a glimpse into his unique experience in climbing Mount Kilimanjaro. He goes into detail about what he learned on that trek in fighting his demons, and how he has applied that to his work ethic and journey to reaching his professional and overall goals.
1:26:10: Marquese his final advice to you in regards to betting on yourself

Special Guest: Marquese Martin-Hayes.

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In this episode of the podcast, we connect on various aspects of life, from personal anecdotes and important life lessons to professional development and wellness tips. We provide some recent life updates , including Slager's unexpected lessons from a short-term water outage and Tim's bachelor party recap. You'll hear about Tim's exciting work with the LEAP Program, and how he's integrating journaling into his daily routine. Slager reveals his recent podcast experience discussing male emotions and spirituality, and his tactical approach to content scheduling. Lastly, we share valuable nuggets on becoming a self-reliant learner at work, dealing with rib injuries, and taking inspiration from stoic philosophy and Atomic Habits by James Clear. Tune in for an episode filled with humor, valuable lessons, and a fresh perspective on personal growth.

Show Notes:
Introduction - 3:00 - 21:45: We start by catching up on recent happenings in our lives. Slager shares a critical lesson he learned about gratitude and perspective after a brief period without running water. We also recap a bit of Tim's bachelor party, including golf and a memorable tour of the Woodford Distillery.
Life and Business Updates - 21:45 - 32:00: We dive into Tim's latest life and business updates. Tim talks about his imminent wedding, recent golf and pickleball ventures, and a rewarding workshop he conducted with the LEAP Program for ReSource, a Vermont Non-Profit. He shares how the experience sharpened his public speaking skills and how he tailored his career development tips to resonate with a younger audience.
Slager's Podcast Experience - 32:00 - 42:00: Slager recounts his recent appearance on the Cup of Joy podcast, where he discussed controlling emotions and expressing spirituality from a man's perspective. He highlights the importance of men expressing their emotions and seeking help.
Becoming a Learning Machine - 42:00 - 50:00: We discuss practical strategies to enhance learning in the workplace, especially when your manager may not know how to train you. From initiating discussions with your manager, utilizing internal resources, to leveraging external knowledge resources, we discuss numerous tactics to foster self-growth.
Slager's Business Update - 50:00 - 55:00: Slager provides a business update, focusing on his efforts in scheduling content. He shares how structuring content for different days and platforms forces a methodical approach to content creation.
Wellness Tip - 55:00 - 57:00: Slager shares some minimal yet effective strategies for managing rib injuries, drawn from his personal experience with Jiu-Jitsu.
Tim's Book Talk - 57:00 - 1:05:00: Tim discusses stoic philosophy, highlighting an impactful quote from Marcus Aurelius about where to invest your energy and time. He provides insight into how to apply these principles in both personal and professional contexts.
Slager's Book Talk - 1:05:00 - End: Slager shares valuable insights from the book "Atomic Habits" by James Clear. He breaks down the "habit loop," discusses ways to break bad habits and create good ones, offering a compelling close to our conversation.

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In today's current events section, we dive into meditation replacing detention in an elementary school in Baltimore, the Scandinavian Airlines strike, Coca-Cola's unique "sonic branding" marketing campaign, and the Avengers opening weekend box office success.

We transition into the real life experience section, where Tim discusses how a few geese taught him an important lesson about facing your daily fears, and Slager is learning key life lessons involving loving and forgiving yourself when it comes to relationships.

In book talks, we highlight "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff" by Robert Carlson and "Gameplan for Life" by John Wooden. We talk about compassion toward other people's motivations and inspiring confidence in others around you in all types of relationships.

Show Highlights:

5:40-14:10: We recap the weekend of podcast interviews with various business leaders up in Northern Indiana, as well as the "floating" experience at Float Sixty and its benefits.
14:10-18:10: An elementary school in Baltimore, Maryland replaced detention with meditation. We discuss the benefits on the young mind and remarkable results for the school and community.
18:10-25:40: We get into the Scandinavian Airlines strike and its potential business effects, involving cancelled flights, disgruntled customers, and the frustrated pilots who are negotiating a collective bargaining agreement.
25:40-32:10: Coca-Cola is unveiling a new "sonic branding" marketing campaign in Europe, which involves hearing a print ad. We discuss the effects of this unique marketing strategy and how any business can apply it, which leads into a "Mad Men" show review.
32:10-37:40: Avengers' $1.2 billion box office success has the whole world talking, and we explore why and how this movie is doing well.
37:40-51:25: **Tim explains how 3 geese taught him about facing fears, and we dive into strategies on how to approach crucial events and interactions with confidence and comfort.
**51:25-1:01:10:
Colin highlights important lessons about self-love and self-forgiveness he is learning within his relationships. We lay out different strategies you can implement to get your mind right.
1:01:10-1:06:40: Colin reflects on important takeaways from "Don't Sweat the Small Stuff," involving compassion toward other people's motivations and thought processes.
**1:06:40: **Inspired by John Wooden's "Gameplan for Life," Tim talks explains the importance of inspiring confidence in other people

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Carol Slager is a Health Coach, Author, and Owner of Inkwell Healthy Lifestyles, dedicated to help people map out the path needed to reach optimal health and wellness, especially in the areas of Balance Body & Mind, Healthy Daily Life, Eating Well, and Physical Activity. In addition to publishing her book "Cookies N Milk, Pizza No Cheese: An Ice Ceram Lover's Guide to Raising Children with Dairy Allergies," she also writes for her blog weekly and creates articles for local health publications.

After spending 25 years working behind the counter for a pharmacy, she realized that there was a better way to improve health apart from a prescription drug. In this interview, Carol tells her story of transitioning out of a stable work environment and into her own venture of coaching people individually to live healthier lives and reach their highest self. She explains how eating healthy is a sum of small, deliberate choices that add up to a longer, worthwhile life.

To learn more, go to inkwellcoaching.com

Show Highlights:

3:45-15:15: Carol talks about her childhood, being raised to make healthy choices with food, and how to translate food traditions into healthy and sustainable decisions today.
15:15-25:45: Carol talks about her motivations to get her pharmacy degree and work in pharmacy retail, her experiences while working in this environment, and how her interactions with customers were pushing her toward a higher calling for her life work.
25:45-39:15: Carol describes the challenges of leaving a stable work environment to start your own venture, what the moment looked like when she left CVS, and the most important things she learned when going through this process.
39:15-54:15: We ask Carol what strategies and practices to put in place when you are looking for a better job or work situation, while stuck in your current job, and how to translate your interests into creating a life build on your passions.
54:15-1:14:45: Carol highlights the goals and vision for her business, what she does to improve the health and lives for her clients, and the process of publishing her book and writing articles in magazines. She describes the conversations she has with clients and the importance of making the small changes that have a greater impact.
1:14:45-1:23:45: Carol ends the show by explaining how to help clients overcome emotional hurdles, the steps to take when striving for the highest version of yourself, and finding the small joys in your day.

Special Guest: Carol Slager.

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Ben Gothard (@bengothardofficial) is a serial entrepreneur, CEO, and author. Ben started a social media marketing agency which evolved into Gothard Enterprises, published over 14 books, including "CEO at 20: A Little Book for Big Dreams," built multiple revenue-generating e-commerce businesses, and developed a payment processing company called Quivverpay.

Ben is also the founder & show host of Project Egg: Entrepreneurs Gathering for Growth, where he interviews successful business owners from around the globe, including conversations with Grant Cardone, Patrick Bet David, Pat Flynn, Nicholas Kusmich, Kim Garst, and Ryan Stewman.

In this interview, Ben tells his story, from his childhood to beginning his entrepreneurial journey. He includes a lot of valuable lessons when it comes to forming a business, surrounding yourself with the right team, leading, and forming important networking relationships.

You can find out more about Ben at: Gothardenterprises.com

Show Highlights:

3:45-19:45: Ben gives a background on his childhood in Louisiana, where he derived his competitive mindset, and how he developed himself into a leader in his school and community.
19:45-35:15: Ben describes the call that he received while in college that would change his life forever. He discusses the moment he found his passion for entrepreneurship and how it inspired the creation of his social media marketing agency.
35:15-49:45: Ben discusses the ups and downs of starting his first company, developing as the leader of a team, and the importance of doubling down on your strengths and what works.
49:45-1:01:45: **Ben speaks on his experience of publishing his first book, starting his own podcast Project Egg (Entrepreneurs Gathering For Growth), and how these different mentors influenced him.
**1:01:45-1:12:45:
Ben reflects on his ventures toward the end of his college career and afterwards, including running a concert at LSU and helping start a payment process business in Quivverpay with one of his mentors
1:12:45-1:20:45: Ben ends the show highlighting the people with biggest influences in his life, and final advice to those trying to achieve something greater.

Special Guest: Ben Gothard.

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Off The Dome Radio - Episode 107: Ryan Michler, Founder of "Order of Man"
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01/02/20 • 81 min

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Ryan Michler (@ryanmichler) is the founder of "Order of Man" (@orderofman), a brand and podcast that fosters a movement to reclaim and restore masculinity. Ryan served in the military, then worked as a financial planner, where he first started a podcast to provide financial planning advice to medical professionals. In 2015, Ryan decided to create a radio that guides men to fulfill their potential as leaders, fathers, husbands, brothers, and performance-driven roles in life.

In this interview, Ryan discusses his motivation to create "Order of Man," the essential skills and mindsets gained from the military, growing his brand, achieving work-life balance, "showing up" every day in your life, and using the power of consistency and self-belief to take your talents to the highest level.

You can find Ryan's podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and learn more about his mission at orderofman.com.

Show Highlights:

5:00-13:30: Ryan talks about his motivations to start Order of Man, organizing his first events, which turns into a conversation about the optimal father-son relationship.
13:30-20:00: We ask Ryan what masculinity means to him, and he talks about the critical skills and beliefs that he gained from the military, which served him well in business and life.
20:00-32:00: Ryan explains the transition from starting a financial planning podcast to a show that helps men lead more fulfilling lives, and we discuss the factors that cause people to take action.
32:00-52:45: Ryan talks about the crucial mindsets and strategies to grow his brand, and he gives insights on the best ways to develop relationships with people of strong influence.
52:45-57:30: Ryan explains the benefits that he has gained from jiu-jitsu and physical exercise.
57:30-1:07:00: Ryan gives his thoughts on how to achieve optimal work-life balance, and he highlights the values that he exhibits as a father and husband.
1:07:00-1:14:30: We ask Ryan about the challenging aspects of entrepreneurship that a lot of people don't often see, and he provides valuable advice on approaching your daily work.
1:14:30-1:21:00: Ryan discusses his approach to dealing with naysayers on social media, and he closes out the show by outlining how he wants to be remembered.

Special Guest: Ryan Michler.

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Randy Brown is an Executive Career Mentor & MBA Leadership Coach at Butler University. Before joining Butler, Randy gained 32+ years of experience as an HR professional, leader, Executive Vice President and Chief HR Officer role at Anthem, a Fortune 50 healthcare company. He also provided value in roles at RCA, GE, and Thomson.

In this interview, Randy discusses the key lessons learned from his corporate executive experience, including contributing to a healthy company culture, seeking enriching feedback from others, and how to maximize your experience at an organization. He also dives into many of the principles he instills in his undergraduate and MBA students, including job search tips, building a meaningful personal brand, finding your passions, and navigating today's job landscape in a digital age.

Show Highlights:

3:45-13:15: Randy dives into his educational/career background, including his mergers & acquisitions experience as the Chief HR Officer at Anthem.
13:15-23:15: Randy explains what all great company cultures share, lessons about pursuing a company that aligns with your values, and how you can initiate meaningful relationships with your boss or supervisor to maximize your experience at an organization.
23:15-31:15: Randy discusses his motivation to join Butler University as a career mentor and what he enjoys most about the job.
31:15-45:15: Randy offers career advice to those who are not sure about their top passions or skills, while giving his thoughts on gap years and the right ways to approach them.
45:15-56:15: Randy discusses how he guides college students who can't seem to figure it out, including advice on how to navigate a job search in a digital age.
56:15-1:11:45: Randy reflects on a past experience that has helped him in his current role, advice for professionals breaking into the HR field, and how to effectively approach a performance review with your boss.
1:11:45: Randy ends the show by explaining how he wants to be remembered when it's all said and done.

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How many episodes does Off The Dome Radio have?

Off The Dome Radio currently has 227 episodes available.

What topics does Off The Dome Radio cover?

The podcast is about Motivation, Strategies, Leadership, Inspirational, Empowerment, Business Strategy, Mental Health, Mindset, Comedy, Fitness, Podcasts, Health And Wellness, Self-Improvement and Business.

What is the most popular episode on Off The Dome Radio?

The episode title 'Episode 217: Markiss "@TravelingFoodieGuyde" Stone, Content Creator' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on Off The Dome Radio?

The average episode length on Off The Dome Radio is 64 minutes.

How often are episodes of Off The Dome Radio released?

Episodes of Off The Dome Radio are typically released every 5 days.

When was the first episode of Off The Dome Radio?

The first episode of Off The Dome Radio was released on Oct 30, 2018.

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