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💡The Groove Radio Podcast originally started in 2005 with a question: what is missing on regular radio? My answer was b-sides and obscure soul music. Radio relies heavily on national research and quarter-hour scheduling along with commercials. I wanted my show to be a point of soul music discovery, all music all the time. I realized you could build TSL (time spent listening) by not resorting to the most familiar songs. I discovered that you can play a familiar artist’s not-so-familiar song, such as Stevie Wonder, and still retain listeners. As a podcaster this was revolutionary for me, I learned that I could take lessons from major market radio and apply them to a micro-niche podcast.

Great reflections and insight on the why how to be a good listener.

Is Selling Beats Online Still Profitable? How to Make Money in the Music Industry Discover the potential of selling beats online and generating income in the music industry. Learn how to monetize your talent and make a living from your passion. Find out the strategies and platforms you can use to succeed in this lucrative business. Watch the full podcast episode with @iambvaughan @drumz2rosez @justyohance at www.wecreatemusic.tv #SellingBeats #MusicIndustry #BeatProduction #OnlineBusiness #MonetizeTalent #MusicMarketing #PassionToProfession #BeatSellingTips #MusicIncome #DigitalMarketplace

Active listening is crucial for effective communication and to make informed decisions. It also helps to build better relationship both in professional as well as in personal life.

In the latest episode of 'Harry', Harry and I discuss some mutual insecurities. Fair warning, this isn't the most cheerful episode and involves me doing a lot of talking (and crying)--but it is an interesting dive into Harold's experience of difficult emotions and demonstrates his sensitivity. If you're interested in the podcast, be sure to follow it or share it with a friend! https://lnkd.in/gdJEjNJW

How many songs should you send to a music manager? 🤔 Watch the full podcast episode here 👉 https://bit.ly/3ThxaNe Multi-hit songwriters Clay Mills and Marty Dodson explain correct music business etiquette when working with artists, labels, and managers. In today's songwriter podcast episode learn what NOT to do in 5 key situations; so that you avoid burning bridges as a songwriter. #musicbusiness101 #musicbiz #songwritingtips

We have two ears and one mouth - listen more, speak less. Mediation is all about listening. Being an effective listener is critical to the mediation process, and everyday life for that matter. You can't help if you can't hear. In mediation, engaging the parties requires focus, active listening, curiosity, a desire to learn. and an open mind. These qualities enable you to hear what is said, delve further into the story, learn about different perspectives and drive conciliation. Hrishikesh Hirway, a musician and podcaster, shares his insight on the importance of listening. He reminds us that "you cannot fully appreciate what someone else is saying if you are thinking about something else." In a world of distractions, you cannot be distracted and still hear what someone else is saying. It would be like listening to a song and singing a different one at the same time. It doesn't work. Bottom line: we have two ears and one mouth - listen more, speak less. #ADR #mediationworksfl #listener #mediation #employment #peacemaker

This TED Conference provides a great perspective on listening.

Great comparison on being a good listener.

https://lnkd.in/gkk-ybtg Very helpful Guide in Education to help learners delve a deeper sense of an idea or subject in conservation or naratives during collaborative interactions.