latest episodes

  • "Followers count is NOTHING; Substance is EVERYTHING" | The Digital Landscape w/ Writer River Jack
    • 8/19/24

    "Followers count is NOTHING; Substance is EVERYTHING" | The Digital Landscape w/ Writer River Jack

    Ever felt disheartened when your meticulously crafted content didn’t get the engagement you hoped for? Join us as we explore the highs and lows of being a digital content creator today. Through personal anecdotes and practical insights, we remind you why focusing on quality and meaningful impact often triumphs over sheer numbers. Our discussion ranges from the importance of cold opens in media to River’s fascinating background and her journey in the creative world.

    Have you ever wondered about the nuances of internet relationships and the use of pen names for privacy? We delve into the complexities of parasocial relationships, examining their historical context and the psychological impacts they hold in the age of social media. We also discuss the intriguing dynamics between content creators and their audiences, pondering whether call-to-action prompts influence these one-sided connections. Get ready for a thought-provoking conversation about the long-term implications of these interactions and insightful reflections on personal experiences and creative pursuits.

    Imagine a world where genuine connections and meaningful internet use redefine success. As we navigate through generational perspectives on technology, we touch upon the frustrations of surface-level interactions and underscore the value of authentic, artistic expression. From the evolving gig economy to the intricacies of telesocial relationships, we offer a heartfelt examination of how to embrace your creative journey in the digital age. Tune in to discover the significance of real conversations, the re-evaluation of what success means, and the celebration of literary contributions, all while maintaining a hopeful outlook amidst the rapid pace of technological change.

  • "Life's Too Short To Not Take A Leap" | From Foster Care to Social Media Agency with Katie Anderson
    • 11/26/24

    "Life's Too Short To Not Take A Leap" | From Foster Care to Social Media Agency with Katie Anderson

    Ever wondered what it takes to transition from retail management to spearheading your own social media empire? Join us as we highlight Katie Anderson's inspiring journey from Georgetown, South Carolina, to becoming the powerhouse CEO of Let's Get Social. With roots in business administration and a passion for entrepreneurship, Katie shares her experiences, including her company's unique 30-day satisfaction guarantee and her unwavering dedication, recharged by a recent trip to Hawaii. Her story is a testament to the power of risk-taking and surrounding oneself with supportive people. This episode also tackles the complex intersection of entrepreneurship and mental health, with insights from another entrepreneur who started their business journey at the tender age of 12. From homemade dog treats to a vision for a nanny company, their path was influenced by a business-savvy father and a mature mindset that often felt out of place.

    Dive into the candid conversation about the importance of therapy, breaking the stigma around mental health, and navigating family expectations, especially when pursuing non-traditional career paths. Emphasizing the need for community-driven efforts, both guests share their commitments to giving back, like Katie's Cases for Kids initiative, which supports children in foster care. Wrapping up, we explore the challenges women face in business, particularly the perseverance required to succeed in male-dominated fields. Katie and our guest discuss the importance of mentorship, personal growth, and the fulfillment found in aligning one's work with their true purpose. From mastering social media consistency to achieving work-life balance as a CEO, this episode provides invaluable insights and inspiration for aspiring entrepreneurs, encouraging listeners to embrace their unique journeys and make a meaningful impact in their communities.