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Mr. Richardson from The Fandalorians drops in with teacher tips, pop culture takes, and a classroom philosophy rooted in humor, fairness, and structure. He breaks down how to avoid getting caught in chaos, why sarcasm works in fourth grade, and how consistency earns classroom respect. We swap stories from podcasting, talk about staying out of the way when trouble starts, and reflect on why humor helps keep everyone—students, friends, podcast hosts—fully present._ _Mentioned: The Fandalorians at Unfiltered Studios– –What's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the office watercooler for people who don't go to an office.Copyright ©2025 Lilly Studios, All Rights Reserved.Contact John

Brian Colburn from Feed Drops joins the show to talk podcasting, honesty, and the people behind the mic. We get into juggling different online identities, what happens when you’re fully yourself online, and how feedback can actually help shows grow. Brian shares what it was like stepping away from some traditions, and how that change launched a new life. Brian breaks down how Feed Drops scores podcasts across ten criteria to boost discovery and give real feedback—not just opinions. John and Reena swap stories with Brian about bands, editing, pricing, video, and what it takes to run a podcast business. Music, military life, and the role of AI all come up. It wraps with a reminder that a simple rating or review can go a long way.Contact Brian

Step into the world of zombie podcasts—shows long inactive but still lurking online—and ghost podcasts—buried episodes hiding in active feeds. In this episode, we preview SpekeFest, a zombie-themed podcast conference held at the National Museum of Funeral History in Houston.Event organizer Freddy Cruz shares how he brought this eerie idea to life, despite having no prior experience in event planning. From there, the conversation searches into the soul of podcasting: Can AI-generated audio ever match the nuance and legacy of human-made shows? Reena and John unpack the cultural and creative value of pre-AI podcast content, reflect on their own “undead” projects, and argue for preserving podcasting’s human roots.Lastly, we talk burnout, podfading, and the pressure to publish on schedule—and why forgiveness and focus are key to longevity. Whether you’re a longtime podcaster, a lapsed creator, or just podcast-curious, this episode explores what it means to keep your voice alive in an ever-evolving medium. Topics i

Before dating apps and algorithmic everything, there was Craigslist—a lawless digital bazaar where you could find your next gig, your next apartment, or your next girlfriend (sometimes all three). In this episode, John and Reena swap Craigslist war stories, from surprise TV jobs to a 3-year relationship that began with a photo-less personals ad. It’s messy, hilarious, and surprisingly human. Also: why Craigslist personals really shut down._ _What's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the daily watercooler for people who don't go to an office.Copyright ©2025 Lilly Studios, All Rights Reserved.Contact John

Ozempic is changing bodies in ways no one asked for—droopy faces, limp hands, and now… what they’re calling the “Ozempic penis.” From school drop-offs to cosmetic regrets, this one is unfiltered, weird, and weirdly relatable.Story:https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-14802563/Im-suffering-Ozempic-penis-latest-bizarre-effect-caused-weight-loss-drugs.htmlWhat's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the daily watercooler for people who don't go to an office.Copyright ©2025 Lilly Studios, All Rights Reserved.Contact John

Skincare meets gut science. John and Reena talk blood treatments, eye bags, Botox, poop transplants, and survival. Health gets weird. The conversation stays honest.——What's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the daily watercooler for people who don't go to an office.Copyright ©2025 Lilly Studios, All Rights Reserved.Contact John

John and Reena talk about why presence matters more than format. We talk about how audiences connect with people, not schedules. There’s also a conversation about episode numbers, back catalogs, and the pressure to be everywhere online. If you’ve felt pulled toward doing more instead of showing up how you want, this will hit home.——What's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the daily watercooler for people who don't go to an office.Copyright ©2025 Lilly Studios, All Rights Reserved.Contact John

In this raw and honest conversation, John and Reena get into the emotional journey of personal transformation, mental health, and resilience. From confronting rare diseases to reckoning with mental health misdiagnoses, the discussion explores how labels can both hinder and help, and what it really takes to reclaim agency over your life.Listeners hear compelling stories — including a father’s struggle with his son’s rare muscular dystrophy, a giant defying expectations, and a moment of awakening at the suicide prevention hotline — that challenge traditional views of diagnosis, self-worth, and healing.This episode is about breaking patterns, rejecting limiting beliefs, and stepping into your best self, even if you haven’t met them yet. And, then there's the guy who charged $250 to edit a podcast ... follow along for the conclusion to this story.——What's Up! is the new show featuring John and Reena catching up on the latest streams, memes, and daydreams. It's like the daily watercooler for people who don't go to

In this episode of Lilly, John Lilly breaks down the crucial difference between your logo and your brand — and why confusing the two can sabotage your business. Using everything from ancient pottery to cattle brands and luxury cars as examples, John illustrates why your brand is your reputation, not your design. He explains why slapping on a new logo won’t magically change public perception, and how small businesses can refresh their image without alienating loyal customers. A must-listen for anyone considering a “rebrand” and hoping to grow their audience without losing their core. Book a free session to learn more at LillyStudios.com

Transform your marketing materials with one simple yet powerful concept: intended viewing distance.  This episode of Lilly reveals the secrets to designing eye-catching visuals that deliver measurable results. Learn how to optimize your signage, vehicle wraps, and more for maximum impact. Get ready to upgrade your marketing strategy! Book a free session to learn more at LillyStudios.com

In this episode of Lilly, John Lilly shares a behind-the-scenes rant about the growing trend of AI-powered podcast guest requests — and the frustrating fallout when people don’t show up. John discusses the rise of poorly targeted AI pitches, the real-world consequences of flaky communication, and the importance of respecting people’s time in business. Plus, he teases an upcoming episode featuring a fascinating small business owner using local influencers to grow a raw dog food brand. Whether you’re a podcaster or a small business owner navigating AI tools, this honest take will leave you thinking twice about how you manage outreach and appointments. Book a free session to learn more at LillyStudios.com

Dearly Beloved … We are gathered here today to get through this thing called life.Join John and Gary for a candid conversation that tackles the unexpected—and often absurd—challenges life throws our way.  From navigating toxic workplaces to processing grief in the age of social media, this episode is packed with relatable moments of frustration, poignant reflections, and laugh-out-loud moments of dark humor. This episode is not for the faint of heart but for anyone who needs a reminder that you're not alone in the struggle. Please share with someone who might relate. ✨ R.I.P. Don C. Taylor, April 27, 2025 ✨ Learn more at LillyStudios.com

In this episode of Lilly, host John Lilly flying-elbow drops into an unexpected masterclass in marketing—straight from the crowd signs at WrestleMania. Inspired by his son and creative partner Gary, John unpacks what small business owners can learn from how fans design signs that actually get seen on national TV.

In this thought-provoking episode, we challenge the conventional notion of podcasting as an industry. Instead, we explore the idea that podcasting is a DIY attitude—a creative endeavor driven by passion, not profit. Key Takeaways:Podcasting as a Creative Outlet: Podcasting is likened to activities like crocheting or spelunking—pursuits undertaken for personal fulfillment rather than financial gain. The Myth of the Podcasting Industry: While some individuals monetize their podcasts, it’s often an extension of their existing careers in entertainment, politics, or business. The podcast itself isn’t the product; it’s a medium to enhance their primary endeavors.Celebrity Involvement and ‘Proldrift’: The trend of celebrities entering the podcasting space is examined through the lens of “prole drift,” where the affluent adopt working-class aesthetics to appear edgy. This shift brings attention to the medium but also blurs the lines between genuine DIY content and commercially driven productions.Maintaining Authentic

Daniel J. Lewis from Podgagement visits the Farm Clubs and shares how he grows a new web platform and app with podcasts. We talk about how to use the charts to your show's benefit, and what to avoid when starting a new show.Podgagement Official Sitehttps://podgagement.com/Podgagement on Xhttps://x.com/PodgagementPodgagement on Facebookhttps://www.facebook.com/PodgagementDaniel J. Lewis on Xhttps://x.com/theDanielJLewis

Danny joins the Deviant Lounge from his show The Story Of ... on the Unfiltered Studios network. We talk about how and why we keep our shows going, and the impact a legitmate podcast ranking chart would have on our lives.The Story Of ...Podcast on SpotifyX/@TheStoryOfUnfiltered StudiosOfficial WebsiteX/@unfpodWelcome

The Warm Fuzzy Tale By Claude M. SteinerWhat happens when scarcity is just an illusion? Warm Fuzzies & Cold Pricklies explores the deeper layers of human connection, generosity, and fear through a timeless fable that mirrors the world we live in today. At its core, this story is about trust—how it’s built, how it’s broken, and how a single idea can shift an entire society from abundance to control. In this episode, we enjoy the origins story behind Warm Fuzzies, Cold Pricklies, and the deception that led people to hoard what was once infinite. Is this a parable about love? Capitalism? Social conditioning? Maybe all of the above. Join me and think how a simple exchange of kindness can transform relationships, communities, and even entire belief systems.

Keb Pound joins us from Unfilterd Studios— a podcast network he formed to help independent podcasters collaborate and promote each other. We talk about his background in stand-up comedy, a recent health scare, and learn where he got such a hardcore work ethic. Learn more about Keb and the other podcasts he works with at UNFPOD.com  Welcome