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Being around the automotive aftermarket as a well tenured shop owner, I decided it was time to let go of the wrench and pic up a mic. I like learning, listening and conversing with others who have so much to share. That's why I call the show SoupRadio. You might say, "radio?" and I get it. But Soup is more than a podcast. It's a broadcasting venture designed with the automotive aftermarket in mind. Each of these shows (and others) will play 24/7/365 on SoupRadio.net along with some very good music curated by myself and other industry leaders. You see, every story is different. Just like ...

Welcome to Soup In The Loop. A special podcast created by the beautiful team at Soup Creative. A small but mighty team of passionate creatives and marketing experts that make beautiful, engaging, high-end film and animation content that deliver emotive messages through compelling stories. Join us on our new podcasting journey where we will meet some fascinating people tell their fascinating stories. From artists to industry titans, we'll explore the world of content production and distribution, challenges the digital sphere presents and so much more. Give us a listen, we're sure you'll love ...

Welcome to the Cosmic Soup Podcast where we talk about everything senior living. The teams at 3rdThird Marketing and Culinary Coach will share business ideas around serving older adults and cover a variety of topics including dining, marketing, operations and more. We'll also interview industry movers and shakers so you can get some different insights and perspectives into issues we all face. Fun and informative, Cosmic Soup will help your community to be successful and innovative.

You've watched as your colleagues have added teleseminars to their offerings and seen them have great success. You want to start offering these yourself, but you don't know all the intricacies. Where do you start? How do bridge lines work? What format works best? What day of the week and time of day? How much should you charge? What about registration and logistics? And then how do you manage the call itself to give the highest value?