Jeff Dwoskin Will Not Let You Trope Around & Find Out
01/05/24 • 61 min
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Jeff Dwoskin In Da House! (For the 2nd time)
In this episode, Scot catches up with Jeff Dwoskin, the host of Classic Conversations. Jeff is known for his popular podcast where he talks to pop culture icons from various timelines and parts of the world. He also shares insights about Stampede Social, a cool project he's involved in.
A Virtual Friendship
Even though Jeff and I have never met in person, I feel like we're good friends. It's amazing how the internet allows us to connect with people from all over the world.
The Art of Podcasting
Jeff and I dive into the world of podcasting and discuss the challenges and frustrations that come with it. From the time and effort required to create quality content to the struggle of competing with well-funded productions, we touch on the realities of the podcasting industry.
The Social Media Game
As a social media guru, Jeff shares insights on the ever-changing landscape of social media and the importance of creating engaging content that captures the audience's attention within seconds.
Smart Lists and Celebrity Influence
We also discuss the impact of celebrity-driven podcasts like "Smartless" and how they dominate the industry. While some podcasts gain instant popularity due to celebrity status, the quality of their content sometimes leaves a lot to be desired.
Stampede Social and Its Features
In this segment of the conversation, Jeff talks about the importance of the energy you put behind the intro and how it sets the mood for the guests. He emphasizes the need to write down the intro and shares some funny experiences from his podcast recordings.
Jeff's Classic Conversations Website
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Check out Pod Around & Find Out's Website
Jeff Dwoskin In Da House! (For the 2nd time)
In this episode, Scot catches up with Jeff Dwoskin, the host of Classic Conversations. Jeff is known for his popular podcast where he talks to pop culture icons from various timelines and parts of the world. He also shares insights about Stampede Social, a cool project he's involved in.
A Virtual Friendship
Even though Jeff and I have never met in person, I feel like we're good friends. It's amazing how the internet allows us to connect with people from all over the world.
The Art of Podcasting
Jeff and I dive into the world of podcasting and discuss the challenges and frustrations that come with it. From the time and effort required to create quality content to the struggle of competing with well-funded productions, we touch on the realities of the podcasting industry.
The Social Media Game
As a social media guru, Jeff shares insights on the ever-changing landscape of social media and the importance of creating engaging content that captures the audience's attention within seconds.
Smart Lists and Celebrity Influence
We also discuss the impact of celebrity-driven podcasts like "Smartless" and how they dominate the industry. While some podcasts gain instant popularity due to celebrity status, the quality of their content sometimes leaves a lot to be desired.
Stampede Social and Its Features
In this segment of the conversation, Jeff talks about the importance of the energy you put behind the intro and how it sets the mood for the guests. He emphasizes the need to write down the intro and shares some funny experiences from his podcast recordings.
Jeff's Classic Conversations Website
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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David Simpson is My Guy if There's a Zombie Apocalypse
From Truck Driver to Author
Curious about the inspiration behind the Zombie Road series, Scott dives into David A. Simpson's background. As a former truck driver, David listened to countless audiobooks during his journeys. However, he found that many independent horror books fell short of his expectations. Frustrated with the lackluster characters and unrealistic plots, he vented his frustrations to his wife. Her simple suggestion changed everything: "If you can do better, why don't you write your own book?" And that's exactly what David A. Simpson did.
The Birth of the Zombie Road Series
It took David A. Simpson two years to fully develop the plot in his mind before he even started writing. Armed with a borrowed laptop, he began crafting the story of the Zombie Road series while on the road. The characters and their journeys flowed effortlessly as he had meticulously planned out the entire series in his head. The first book, which he initially thought would be standalone, turned into a much larger project. With over eight books and multiple spin-offs, the Zombie Road series became a labor of love.
Realistic Characters and Compelling Storylines
What sets the Zombie Road series apart is the realistic character development and the intricate storylines. David A. Simpson based his characters on real people, creating a sense of authenticity that resonates with readers. From Gunny and Lacy to Grizz and Deputy Collins, these characters feel like real individuals navigating a zombie apocalypse. The author's ability to make the implausible seem plausible is a testament to his storytelling skills.
The Future of the Zombie Road Series
While the main series may be complete, the world of Zombie Road continues to expand. With plans for TV and movie adaptations, David A. Simpson's producers aim to make trucks and CB radios cool again. They envision a show centered around long-haul truckers rebuilding society after the apocalypse, focusing on the challenges they face and the triumphs they achieve. The series has the potential to inspire a new audience and breathe new life into the genre.
The Legacy of the Zombie Road Series
It's clear that the Zombie Road series has left a lasting impact on readers and the author alike. From the realistic characters to the captivating storylines, David A. Simpson's series has captivated audiences around the world. With its timeless appeal and plans for future adaptations, the legacy of the Zombie Road series is set to continue for years to come.
So, if you're a fan of horror and sci-fi, make sure to check out the Zombie Road series by David A. Simpson. Get ready to embark on a thrilling journey through a zombie-infested world where survival and rebuilding society go hand in hand. Join the community of dedicated fans and experience the gripping storytelling that has made this series a favorite among readers. Don't miss out on the opportunity to dive into the world of Zombie Road and discover the magic for yourself.
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Mike Chisholm Has Emotional Intelligence & Dick F$cking Cavett!
Mike's Infectious Enthusiasm
Mike's enthusiasm for his work is truly infectious. He brings a childlike joy and exuberance to every episode of his show. It's evident in the way he connects with his guests and the genuine appreciation he shows for them. Mike's enthusiasm is not only inspiring, but it also sets him apart as a host.
The Power of Curiosity
Mike attributes his curiosity to his upbringing and the need to diffuse his father's anger. By asking questions and showing genuine interest, Mike was able to navigate difficult situations and build connections with others. This curiosity has carried over into his podcasting career, where he engages with his guests in meaningful conversations.
Self-Examination and Growth
Both Mike and Scott discuss the importance of self-examination and personal growth. They reflect on their past experiences and the traits they inherited from their parents. They recognize the need to break free from negative patterns and choose a different path. Through personal development and a commitment to change, they have both found ways to overcome challenges and become better versions of themselves.
The Outlier Mentality
Mike and Scott share a common trait of being outliers. They don't conform to societal norms and have a unique perspective on life. This outsider mentality has shaped their interests and passions, such as their love for indie music and their admiration for David Letterman. They find inspiration in individuals who stay true to themselves and make a meaningful impact on others.
The Journey of Personal Development
Both Mike and Scott have embarked on a journey of personal development. They have read books, sought self-improvement, and explored their own emotions and behaviors. Through this process, they have gained valuable insights and learned to navigate challenging situations with empathy and understanding.
The Power of Empathy
Empathy plays a crucial role in their personal growth and in their interactions with others. By putting themselves in someone else's shoes and seeking to understand their perspective, they can diffuse conflicts and build stronger relationships. It's a skill they continue to develop and apply in their daily lives.
The Wrestling Connection
In their conversation, Mike and Scott discuss the similarities between the comedy and wrestling scenes. They highlight the importance of connecting with the audience, honing one's craft, and navigating the unique challenges of their respective industries. They find inspiration in the passion and dedication of wrestlers and comedians alike.
The Importance of Connection
Mike emphasizes the importance of connection in his life and how it has helped him overcome anxiety and depression. He shares his experience with his wife's mental wellness app, He Changed It, and how it has brought him closer to others. Mike believes that finding something that lights you up and connecting with others who share that passion is the secret to a fulfilling life.
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