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Communication, Connection, Community: The Podcasters' Podcast

Communication, Connection, Community: The Podcasters' Podcast

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Welcome To Communication, Connection, Community, The Podcasters' Podcast. We've taken two podcasts and merged them into one! Originally Speaking of Speaking, this podcast takes a deep dive into modern day communication strategies in the podcasting space. We chat with interesting people who make the podcasting (and speaking) space exciting and vibrant. We also dive into the podcasting community, with news, updates, latest trends and topics from the every evolving space. Strap in, it's going to be one amazing ride!

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  • The Productivity Paradox: Why Remote Work Works with Shane Spraggs
    Oct 1 2025

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    Remote work isn't a pandemic experiment—it's a workplace revolution that's been brewing for decades. Shane Spraggs, CEO of Vertura and author of "The Power of Remote," takes us on a fascinating journey from IBM's 1970s telecommuting programs to today's fully distributed global teams.

    What makes this conversation especially relevant for podcasters and content creators is how perfectly our industry aligns with remote work principles. As Shane points out, the resistance to remote arrangements often comes from companies lacking proper management training and systems—not from any true productivity disadvantage. The most successful remote-first companies have mastered intentionality in their processes, something creative professionals inherently understand.

    The benefits extend far beyond convenience. Remote workers save an average of $55 daily on commuting expenses, reclaim hours previously lost to travel time, and enjoy improved work-life balance. Perhaps most compelling is Shane's observation that "the next Google and Microsoft are being created quite literally in someone's garage right now"—not physically, but virtually, as entrepreneurs build global teams without geographic limitations.

    This shift impacts everything from real estate (homes now needing dedicated office spaces) to management practices (focusing on outcomes rather than hours worked). For content creators specifically, these changes represent massive opportunities to collaborate with global talent and build businesses unbound by traditional constraints.

    Whether you're a seasoned remote worker or considering the transition, this episode provides valuable insights into building intentional systems for remote success. Shane's practical advice on leadership, management, and culture-building will help you navigate the evolving landscape of work. Ready to embrace the remote revolution? Tune in now and discover how to harness the power of working from anywhere.

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    25 m
  • Blown Up But Not Broken: A Combat Vet's Speaking Journey with Brian Fleming
    Sep 24 2025

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    How do you turn life-shattering trauma into a powerful speaking career? Combat-wounded veteran Brian Fleming reveals the answer after surviving a suicide bomber attack in Afghanistan that left him with second and third-degree burns requiring 14 months of grueling recovery.

    The pivotal moment came when Fleming met a Vietnam veteran who showed him how personal pain could transform lives—including his own. Sixteen years later, Fleming has spoken to over half a million people, worked with Fortune 500 companies, and built a thriving career sharing his resilience strategies.

    What's surprising is Fleming's counterintuitive approach to storytelling. "One of the biggest mistakes new speakers make is that they talk about themselves," he explains. Instead, successful speakers position their experiences as solutions to problems their audiences desperately want solved. This shift in perspective transforms a personal story from self-focused to audience-focused, answering the two questions every listener silently asks: "Why does this person understand me?" and "Why should I listen to them?"

    Fleming breaks down his profitable speaking framework into three essential components: Problem (identify what pain your audience experiences), Promote (market yourself to the right decision-makers), and Present (deliver value that solves their problem). This approach works whether you have an extreme story like Fleming's or more common life experiences—the key is addressing problems your audience recognizes and hates.

    Ready to share your own story and get paid for it? Fleming offers a free Share Your Story Roadmap at useyourstory.com that shows how to make your first $500 speaking within 30 days. As he reminds us, "Your story has more power than you could ever possibly imagine, and your story matters."

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    Got a question about something you heard today? Have a great suggestion for a topic or know someone who should be a guest? Reach out to us:

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    If you're ready to take the plunge and join the over 3 million people who have joined the podcast space, we'd love to hear your idea and help you get started! Book your Podcast Strategy Session today:
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    26 m
  • Dial-Up to Digital: What Actually Works in Modern Marketing with Gee Ranasinha
    Sep 17 2025

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    Ever wonder why some marketing cuts through the noise while most fades into oblivion? G Ranasina, CEO of Caxino marketing agency and a veteran marketer since the days of AOL CDs, reveals the uncomfortable truth about what's wrong with modern marketing.

    "Marketing bros think all you need is to throw data into some AI engine and have it vomit out a thousand clichéd images," Ranasina explains with refreshing candor. "But what's missing is the idea, the concept, the emotional connection." Drawing on decades of experience helping over 400 startups across 20 countries, he articulates why the fundamental principles of marketing remain unchanged despite technological revolution.

    The conversation takes a fascinating turn when Ranasina distinguishes between efficiency and effectiveness in marketing. While other business units can optimize for efficiency, marketing requires emotional resonance that can't be quantified in dollars. "We've exorcised creativity from the equation," he laments, explaining why $1.6 trillion in marketing spending with increasingly sophisticated targeting tools has resulted in decreasing effectiveness.

    For podcasters and business owners alike, Ranasina offers a compelling perspective on standing out in a crowded marketplace. "You need to have the balls to be different, to be distinctive in your category," he advises, citing brands like Liquid Death that embrace their uniqueness rather than blending into the background. His insights on why we're "feeling creatures that think" rather than "thinking creatures that feel" provide a psychological framework for creating marketing that works.

    Whether you're looking to improve your marketing strategy, grow your podcast audience, or simply understand why some messages stick while others don't, this episode delivers actionable wisdom wrapped in entertaining, no-nonsense commentary. Connect with G Ranasina on LinkedIn for more marketing insights delivered with his signature blend of expertise and straight talk.

    Support the show

    Got a question about something you heard today? Have a great suggestion for a topic or know someone who should be a guest? Reach out to us:

    askcarl@carlspeaks.ca

    If you're ready to take the plunge and join the over 3 million people who have joined the podcast space, we'd love to hear your idea and help you get started! Book your Podcast Strategy Session today:
    https://podcastsolutionsmadesimple.com/get-started/

    Never miss an episode! Subscribe wherever you get your podcast by clicking here:
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    32 m
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