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Christine Breese Ph.D. is the founder of University of Metaphysical Sciences, Gaia Sagrada Retreat Center, Wisdom of the Heart, and Free Retreats 4 all. She is an author, speaker, retreat facilitator and humorous!

Talk: Healing Must Be Done On All Levels, Not Just Physical

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Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 20, March 8, 2024, in Cottonwood AZ. 

Produced from a Zoom Interview recorded earlier. 

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We all know podcast editing can be time-consuming. If you're meticulous about removing every filler word or perfecting every word, it can add extra hours to your editing process. When I first started editing, I was nervous to edit other people's podcasts and wanted them to sound perfect. But then I realized that the extra time I was spending removing just a handful of words wasn't worth it. Today we talk about how not taking every filler word out can actually save time and make your podcast sound better. Taking a minimalistic approach and only removing the things that truly disrupt the flow of the conversation can save you a lot of time. It's about doing what's best for the conversation. A minimalistic approach allows you to focus on the aspects that truly need attention and not waste time on unnecessary edits.

Remember, your podcast doesn't need to be perfect. Embracing a minimalistic approach to editing can save you time, maintain the human element, and keep the energy of the conversation intact. By spending less time editing, you can create your podcast more efficiently. That's what it's all about at the end of the day.

• Saving time by avoiding excessive editing
• Maintaining the human element of your podcast
• Embracing your authentic voice
• Save time in your post production 
• Creating a good podcast without aiming for perfection

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Lillie Lavado, founder of HardScrabble Solutions shares information about her technology education and career pathways that led her to start her own organization: HardScrabble Solutions. 

Lillie is part of the UX & Web Design Team at HardScrabble, but she is also a communications professional for The University of Maine System. In this episode, Lillie also shares what her favorite place in Maine is.

Her brick-and-mortar coworking location may have closed, but HardScrabble still advocates for STEM & Technology education and may offer the right services for your business when it comes to UX and web design.

More information can be found at the following links:

https://hardscrabblesolutions.org/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/lillie-lavado/

University Musical Society

Register to view "Some Old Black Man"

5 things to know about "Some Old Black Man"

Post-premiere discussion with the cast & crew

The making of "Some Old Black Man"

Set tour

Producing theater in a pandemic

University Musical Society

The artists featured in this episode are (in order of appearance):

Snarky Puppy performing "Bad Kid"

Tarek Yamani Trio performing "Hala Land"

[Emerson String Quartet]() performing "Bartok String Quartet No. 5"

Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" recomposed by Max Richter

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