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Going Deeper Podcasts

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Podcasts of Leo Severino's talks on Going Deeper in the Catholic Faith, presented at Family Theater beginning in October of 2005. Going Deeper is a series of dynamic talks about God, creation, man and his purpose gleaned from human revealed and revealed truths from Scriptures, Tradition and the Magisterium of the Catholic Church.
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Book Career Network Podcast offers a daily exploration into the world of fiction writing, bringing together a diverse group of experts dedicated to helping authors succeed. Each show within the network is tailored to address different facets of the writing and publishing process, ensuring that no matter where you are in your author journey, there’s something valuable for you. Mondays feature ”Becoming A Household Name” with Jody Sperling, where listeners can follow the real-life documentatio ...
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SearchSAP.com's news round-up and other topical audio downloads recap the latest news related to users of SAP. Included in these downloads will be topical interviews with newsmakers, experts and people like you. SearchSAP.com's podcasts are useful to anyone who wants to stay on top of the latest issues in the area of business software and SAP.
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Like it or hate it, if you're an artist who wants to find a thriving audience, you need to crack the social media code, and that means spending time learning how social works. If you want to try building an audience with a collaborative team, connect with me @jodyjsperling or jodyjsperling@gmail.com.…
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Blow Jobs and Torture Scenes. That’s It. Size, Cost & Performance Foundational Models like to clutch their pearls. What’s an author to do when they need to write sex and violence? Go opensource. For more data, click here: https://shy-jackrabbit-e9e.notion.site/Episode-6-7-8-NSFW-44d1bc5394fd484ba16d6f94ed1db535…
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In this episode of the Romancing Like Swift podcast, hosts Emma-Lee Jane and Morgana Bevan dive into the concept of genre blending in Taylor Swift's music. They discuss how Taylor Swift has evolved from her country roots to a pop sensation, all while weaving in elements from other genres. Emma and Morgana highlight the emotional depth and narrative…
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Magic systems are the foundation of fantasy fiction. By design, removing magic from a core fantasy story means the world and the plot fall apart. From elemental manipulation, runes, wand work, and bending light into physical form, we’ve seen countless magic systems and spellcasters over centuries of fiction. As authors, how do we make our magic uni…
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Welcome, everyone, to "Quitting Is An Option," the podcast for dreamers and doers on their journey to becoming a household name. Whether you’re chasing grand ambitions or simply curious about what fuels the relentless pursuit of dreams, you're in the right place. Today’s episode is all about waking up to the reality that you're the only one who can…
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Welcome to "Ink and Effort," your go-to podcast for writing and productivity tips! In today's episode, hosts James Fox and Margaret Beeler dive into the heart of staying motivated and inspired as a writer. Margaret, fresh off a two-month break from her fantasy series, shares how she kept the creative fires burning with other artistic endeavors like…
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Welcome to another exciting episode of Author Intelligence, where we delve into the fascinating world of auto-writing tools and their impact on creative storytelling. I'm Stacy Anderson, joined by my co-host Elizabeth Ann West. In this episode, we explore how specific prompts shape the quality of AI-generated writing, review excerpts from military …
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Welcome to "Romancing Like Swift," the podcast where we dive deep into the world of romance writing, inspired by the lyrics and business savvy of Taylor Swift. I'm Emily Jane alongside my co-host Morgana Babin. Today, we're exploring the concept that "every villain is the hero of their own story." We'll be unpacking how revealing the motives and go…
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Magic systems are the foundation of fantasy fiction. By design, removing magic from a core fantasy story means the world and the plot fall apart. From elemental manipulation, runes, wand work, and bending light into physical form, we’ve seen countless magic systems and spellcasters over centuries of fiction. As authors, how do we make our magic uni…
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In this episode, we delve into practical strategies for writers to reach new audiences and potentially achieve full-time author status. Our speaker explores the intersection of art and business, providing insights on leveraging local business sponsorships, approaching influencers, and understanding the social media landscape. If you’re serious abou…
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Welcome to episode six of "Ink and Effort," where we explore the intersection of creativity and technology in the writing world. I’m your host, James Fox, and today we’re joined by a special guest, Mark Stallings. Mark is not just a technology expert at DEFCON but also a seasoned writer who’s skillfully navigated the evolving landscape of writing t…
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Blow Jobs and Torture Scenes. That’s It. Size, Cost & Performance Foundational Models like to clutch their pearls. What’s an author to do when they need to write sex and violence? Go opensource. See the full show notes here: https://shy-jackrabbit-e9e.notion.site/Episode-6-7-8-NSFW-44d1bc5394fd484ba16d6f94ed1db535…
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Today we're diving into something truly special—how Taylor Swift has mastered the art of building a loyal, engaged community and what we as authors can learn from her success. In this episode we'll unpack Taylor's standout fan engagement strategies, from her social media teases and Easter eggs in music videos to her real-life interactions like "Swi…
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The fantasy we all know and love falls under a vast umbrella of subgenres and niche markets. Enter urban fantasy: magic and wonder that happens right out your front door. This subgenre layers classic fantasy tropes like magic and mythical creatures onto real-world settings you’re probably already familiar with. We had the privilege to interview Jon…
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In this episode, Jody and Steven Pressfield (yes, that one!) delve deep into the emotional and creative struggles that often accompany a writer's journey. They start off by discussing personal experiences with grief and how this universal emotion can impact creativity—a poignant topic that resonates with both hosts as they reflect on their bonds wi…
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I'm your host, James Fox, and today, we have a fascinating discussion lined up with science fiction author E.W. Barnes. In this episode, we'll unravel the secrets behind E.W.'s unique writing schedule, her use of dictation and needlepoint to boost creativity, and the power of the Pomodoro technique to maximize productivity. We'll delve into the cha…
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Today we dive into a topic every author using AI needs to understand: the costs of AI models. In this episode of Author Intelligence — No Matter What They Say, Price Matters — we unravel the complex world of AI pricing, context windows, and token usage. We'll dissect the cost implications of using advanced models like Chat 4, Claude, Gemini 1.5 Pro…
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We’re gearing up to dive deep into the fascinating world of storytelling, drawing inspiration from none other than Taylor Swift herself. Today we'll start by exploring Taylor and Katy Perry's infamous feud, which all began over backup dancers and escalated into a full-blown conflict, only to be resolved beautifully in the "You Need to Calm Down" vi…
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The fantasy we all know and love falls under a vast umbrella of subgenres and niche markets. Enter urban fantasy: magic and wonder that happens right out your front door. This subgenre layers classic fantasy tropes like magic and mythical creatures onto real-world settings you’re probably already familiar with. We had the privilege to interview Jon…
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Jody delves deep into the powerful notion that the ideas we've been toying with for years might just be the key to unlocking our greatest potential. Jody shares personal anecdotes and reflections about his lifelong dream to become a household name, and how he's navigated the fears and uncertainties that come with chasing big, sometimes polarizing i…
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Today we have a fantastic discussion lined up with special guest Melinda Kucera. Melinda is here to share some indispensable advice for writers, focusing on the essentials of creating an ergonomic workspace and navigating the challenges of writing in various environments. In this episode, we dive into the importance of starting with the basics, fro…
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In today's episode, No Matter What He Says, Size Matters, hosts Stacy and Elizabeth dive deep into the rapidly advancing world of AI prompting methodologies and capabilities. They'll explore how authors can either stick to familiar techniques or embrace advanced approaches to stay competitive. Tune in as they discuss the revolutionary "Go with God"…
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Today, we dive deep into the magic of Taylor Swift’s songwriting, focusing on her compelling track "Mastermind." We'll explore how Swift masterfully crafts an emotional arc, blending competency, confidence, and vulnerability to create relatable and impactful stories. We’ll also discuss how these techniques translate into writing strong female chara…
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We all love a widespread, far-reaching fantasy universe that we as readers can get completely absorbed in. The only thing better than a great fantasy series is a whole collection of them that deep-dive into an immersive world. But how do you keep track of a timeline that spans over a thousand years? Where do you start when your cast of characters s…
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Recognizing rarity and passion can transform your dreams into reality. I'll share personal anecdotes and simple strategies to help you boost your worth—whether it's through creating scarcity, coining new terms, or aligning your vision with market trends. We'll journey through real-life examples, from limiting signed book copies to Marvel's strategi…
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In this installment of Ink and Effort, James and special guest Kevin Ikenberry dive deep into the world of writing productivity and overcoming common challenges that all writers face. Ever wondered how changing your environment can boost your creative output? Or how setting realistic and adjustable writing goals can make a huge difference? Join us …
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In today's episode, Keep Spending Most Our Lives Living in a Commuter Paradise, hosts Stacy Anderson and Elizabeth Ann West delve into their experiences using AI tools for writing and publishing. They discuss the captivating story of Zora and Zan, whose awkward encounter at Cafe Nebula comes about through the Galactic Dating Service, and explore ho…
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Morgana and Emily delve into the ingenious marketing strategies of Taylor Swift and how they can be applied to the world of book publishing. They spotlight authors Kat Baxter, Violet Ray, Fern Fraser, and Hope Ford, who are revolutionizing the "insta love" genre through quick, collaborative writing within shared world concepts. The hosts discuss th…
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We all love a widespread, far-reaching fantasy universe that we as readers can get completely absorbed in. The only thing better than a great fantasy series is a whole collection of them that deep-dive into an immersive world. But how do you keep track of a timeline that spans over a thousand years? Where do you start when your cast of characters s…
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Today on Becoming A Household Name we're diving into the art of crafting the perfect book pitch. Ever struggled to succinctly sell your book or engage potential readers? You're not alone. In this episode, I share my personal journey – from fumbled pitches and missed opportunities to a transformative experience that revolutionized my approach. We'll…
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James and Dano dive deep into the common struggles that plague many creatives, including the overburdening of ideas and the collapse of inspiration. They explore the pros and cons of writing routines, setting realistic goals, and the importance of daily word counts. Join us as they discuss their own experiences with ADHD, distractions, and the chal…
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Welcome back to Author Intelligence on the Book Career Network! In this episode, your hosts Elizabeth Ann West and Stacy Anderson from the Future Fiction Academy dive deep into the world of AI and its ever-evolving role in writing and publishing. We'll explore how both hosts leverage AI tools for their own writing—sharing expenses, usage, and the i…
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Welcome to Episode 2 of the Romancing Like Swift podcast on the Book Career Network, titled Emotional Connections and Reader Ownership. In today's episode, your hosts Morgana and Emily dive deep into the intricate web of emotional connections that romance novels and Taylor Swift's music create. They begin with a chat about popular movies like the B…
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From Marvel to Star Wars, shared universe content is taking over the world. We interviewed Chris Kennedy, publisher, author, and one of the co-founders of the Four Horseman Universe (4HU). Today Chris Kennedy Publishing is made up of six imprints that publish everything from non-fiction to military fiction to fantasy. From CKP’s Seventh Seal Press,…
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Hard Work Is A Lie of Becoming A Household Name. I'm your host, Jody, and in today's episode, we're diving deep into the paradox of hard work and success. I'll share my personal journey and the powerful lessons learned along the way, exploring why hard work isn't always the straightforward key to achieving dreams, but rather a complex interplay of …
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In today's episode of Ink & Effort, Finding Your Routine with A.K. Duboff, we're diving deep into the art of mastering your writing routine to boost productivity and creativity. I'm your host, James, from Ink & Effort, where we focus on turning your writing dreams into productive realities. Today, we are thrilled to have the prolific writer A.K. Du…
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In this premier edition of "Author Intelligence," Stacy Anderson, our host from the Future Fiction Academy, joins forces with co-hosts Elizabeth Ann West and our AI host to dive deep into the fascinating world of writing and publishing with AI assistance. Today, we'll explore how AI tools like OpenAI and Claude can revolutionize your writing proces…
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Harnessing Taylor Swift's Genius: Writing Craft and Business Strategy for Authors? In this debut episode of the Romancing Like Swift podcast, hosts Emma-Lee Jayne and Morgana Bevan delve into what authors can learn from Taylor Swift's lyrics and business practices. The hosts introduce themselves and discuss their writing careers before focusing on …
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From Marvel to Star Wars, shared universe content is taking over the world. We interviewed Chris Kennedy, publisher, author, and one of the co-founders of the Four Horseman Universe (4HU). Today Chris Kennedy Publishing is made up of six imprints that publish everything from non-fiction to military fiction to fantasy. From CKP’s Seventh Seal Press,…
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Welcome to another episode of Becoming A Household Name, on the Book Career Network. Today, we're diving deep into the intriguing world of success, goals, and manifesting dreams with your host, Jody Sperling. Fresh off a personal journey with the carnivore diet—having shed 17 pounds and stabilizing at a leaner 225—Jody contemplates the intricate da…
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ASUG president discusses challenges for 2008 -- January 8, 2008 SearchSAP.com caught up with ASUG’s president, Steve Strout, to discuss the organization’s busy 2007, including which SAP announcement had the biggest effect on ASUG and its membership. Strout also looks at how ASUG will put Business ByDesign to use in its own organization, what member…
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NCPB tames ‘spider webs on LSD’ with SAP -- December 10, 2007 BOSTON -- The Northern California Public Broadcasting Company (NCPB) had no easy way to view and project budget and fundraising trends until it implemented Outlooksoft. NCPB stuck with the product after SAP acquired it and has already seen significant ROI. SearchSAP.com spoke with Jeff N…
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ASUG influencing SAP products behind the scenes -- November 6, 2007 One of the Americas’ SAP Users’ Group (ASUG)’s main functions is to give member feedback to SAP on its products and services in order to influence future offerings. This influence is exercised in many ways, including surveys, conferences and ASUG meetings with SAP executives. Rod M…
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Becoming (and staying) a business process expert takes business, technical skills -- November 1, 2007 Business process experts face constantly changing demands and must combine technical and business skills to be successful. In this podcast, SearchSAP.com career expert Jon Reed and Marco ten Vaanholt, director of SAP’s business process expert commu…
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SAP NetWeaver jobs: What the future holds With NetWeaver upgrades going strong and enterprise service-oriented architecture (ESOA) projects becoming a reality, it is an exciting time to be an SAP professional. In this podcast, SearchSAP.com career expert Jon Reed and Ori Inbar, SAP's senior vice president of solution marketing for NetWeaver, discus…
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SAP Business ByDesign: An introduction -- September 20, 2007 NEW YORK -- On Sept. 19, SAP released more details of its midmarket, ERP on demand product, formerly codenamed A1S. The product, now dubbed SAP Business ByDesign, will be priced at $149 per user per month, and already has early customer stories. At the unveiling event in New York, SearchS…
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Supply chain management (SCM) is at the core of many businesses and the technology is developing at a rapid pace. According to Cambridge, Mass.-based AMR Research, the market for supply chain applications grew 7% in 2006 and is expected to reach $7.9 billion by 2011. SearchSAP.com caught up with AMR vice president of research John Fontanella to get…
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Amidst the technology, cost and scheduling issues that arise in SAP implementation projects, the human element can often get lost in the shuffle. But Abiomed, a midsized medical devices manufacturer, found that staffing, communication, motivating project resources, and finding the right mix of consultants and employees are all important factors in …
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