The Enthusiasm Project

Send a text message to the show!Adding video to your podcast can be a huge challenge, so this episode breaks down the different components of a sustainable video podcasting workflow to help you decide whether or not the juice is worth the squeeze!• Here are some recommended podcasting setups:https://himynameistom.com/setups• Use promo code "ENTHUSIASM" for 10% off of my podcasting and video editing courses! https://himynameistom.com/courses•Ecamm Live (my preferred podcasting/streaming software):https://geni.us/ecammtom🎙This week's gear:I'm using a "Mystery Mic" that I can't reveal just yet, but it was running through the Mackie DLZ Creator. I've had some issues with the DLZ in the past, but recent updates have made things work a lot better and I'm liking it quite a bit. •Send a voice, text, or video message to be included in a future episode!tom@enthusiasmproject.com or use the audio submission button at himynameistom.com!•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••🎯Support the Showhttps://patreon.com/tombuckhttps://buymeacoffee.com/tombuck•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••📲 Connect!•All My Podcasts: https://himynameistom.com/podcasts•YouTube: www.youtube.com/tombuck S11E4 | Series Episode 160Affiliate links mean I earn a commission from qualifying purchases. This helps support the show at no additional cost to you.Podcast Artwork by Kevin RamirezOriginal theme music written by Patrick Boberg and performed by Mike AlvarezSupport the show

Learn how to start your own podcast with tips on microphones, developing a clear concept and branding, editing skills, and choosing a podcast hosting platform. The speaker shares their experience and provides resources for beginners.

This podcast discusses the different podcast mixers and interfaces available, including the Rodecaster Pro, Boss Gigcaster, and Mackie DLZ Creator. It also compares the Shure SM7B with the SM7B microphone and explores the challenges of AI in the reselling space. The podcast highlights the evolution of podcast mixers and recommends second-generation devices. Additionally, it compares the features of the Rodecaster Pro and Boss Gigcaster and provides impressions and recommendations on podcast mixers and interfaces.

The podcast discusses YouTube's Invalid Traffic nightmare, its impact on creators and ad revenue. They also review the Shure SM7dB microphone and share a funny incident with podcast production setup. Troubleshooting tech issues, navigating job insecurities, and building an online portfolio are also discussed.

Send a text message to the show!Chris Raub joins the show for this final episode to share his experience as a ska fan and musician from the 90's through today. For me, hearing from truly talented musicians on what stands out the most about ska is fascinating.We also discovered that we were both at the same Aquabats show I talked about in Episode 3!•Chris has his own podcast that you can check out!https://www.therecoveryjunkies.com•Send a voice, text, or video message to be included in a future episode! ska@himynameistom.com ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 🎯Support The Ska Podcast https://patreon.com/tombuckhttps://buymeacoffee.com/tombuck•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••📲 Connect!YouTube: www.youtube.com/tombuckInstagram: @sodarntomAll My Podcasts: www.himynameistom.com/podcasts🎙Ready to start your own podcast? Check out The Podcaster Playbook, a step-by-step DIY course to help you launch your show: https://podcasterplaybook.com Mini Series Episode 6Support the show

Patrick Boberg, a filmmaker and musician, discusses his ska journey, playing in bands, working in film/video, and crafting the theme for this podcast. They also talk about cool studio setups, Aquabats posters, professional work for Iowa PBS, early love for music and ska bands, journey in filmmaking and songwriting, creating the perfect theme song, being a ska fan, and overcoming perfectionism.

Exploring the different waves of ska, from its roots in 1940's Jamaica to the current scene. Topics include: the origins and influences of ska music, the transition from ska to reggae, the distinctions between rocksteady and reggae, the influence of punk music on ska, the origins and commercialization of punk music, the impact of school bands on third wave ska musicians, the unique sound and international appeal of ska music, and the formation of ska waves through influences from different eras.

The podcast discusses a life-changing Aquabats concert in 2002 that set the speaker on their current path. They highlight the band's unique style and theatrical performance. The concert had a profound impact on the speaker's life, offering a sense of belonging and acceptance. They also share anecdotes about hanging out with band members and their journey to becoming a digital media teacher and content creator.

Send a text message to the show!The Ska Journey continues with Mike Alvarez, one of my best friends for over 20 years, professional music educator, and active musician in the ska scene. Last week I shared how ska came into my life, and now I want to hear another story about what happens when you discover ska during your formative years and how it can impact every other part of your life. Mike also recorded The Ska Podcast/Enthusiasm Project theme song, which was first composed by upcoming guest Patrick Boberg. •Check out Mike and his Bands:The Toy YodasGood Luck Ugly!Holy Schnikes @mikethealvarez on Twitter or X or whatever it's called. •Send a voice, text, or video message to be included in a future episode! ska@himynameistom.com ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 🎯Support The Ska Podcast https://patreon.com/tombuckhttps://buymeacoffee.com/tombuck•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••📲 Connect!YouTube: www.youtube.com/tombuckTwitter & IG: @sodarntomAll My Podcasts: www.himynameistom.com/podcasts🎙Ready to start your own podcast? Check out The Podcaster Playbook, a step-by-step DIY course to help you launch your show: https://podcasterplaybook.com Mini Series Episode 2Support the show

The podcast explores the host's personal ska journey, discussing their childhood music influence and discovering new genres, as well as their connection with the movie 'Basketball' and South Park creators. They also talk about discovering ska music through a gateway band.