Sherpa Selects:Communicating about Communication w/David Battaglia ("Perception Is Reality" )!

Too Many Podcasts! (Exploring podcasts w/ Jim the Podcast Sherpa)

Sherpa Selects! Interesting to note, David was the first guest to clue me in about Zoom. And this was before 94% of the world was using it during COVID. So I was an old pro with it by then! But have a listen!

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Welcome to the Sherpa Sheet! This time around it's a (bit more serious than usual) chat with David Battaglia about his podcast, "Perception Is Reality." David was a pleasure to speak with, and (I'll say it again for Episode 3), a big help. Check his podcast out and notice how tactfully he handles what could be uncomfortable conversations for many of us. We talk about how social media and political beliefs affect conversation in these times, and how to be a better conversationalist with those you might disagree with. Definitely stuff for me to keep in mind as I continue my own podcasting journey, aka "The Sherpa-lution". Oh, and we also rave about Allison Sharpe of Travel Snacks! (Remember her from Episode 1?) After our chat, a few Sherpa Suggestions on podcasts about communication. Then, I sing the finale from "Rigoletto". (What's that? It didn't record? Ummm...never mind that last part.)

Here is the information provided by David: Podcast: Perception Is Reality; Website:Perception Is Reality.online; Social Media- Instagram +Twitter: @pirpodcast ; Email [e-mail], Call: 585-210-0240 Podcasts recommended by David: Travel Snacks, Colin can Help, A Little Bit of Everything With Me

Here are this week's Sherpa Suggestions for other communications podcasts to check out:The Communication Guys Podcast; The Communication Diva; The Argument(warning: very political!);and, Clear + Vivid with Alan Alda.

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