Topic: Riverside

5 chapters across the catalog

Mind The Gap — The Price Of Not Going After What You Want
0:00 - 2:26

Mind The Gap — The Price Of Not Going After What You Want

Jonnie Jensen Show Introduction and High Value Man Project

Jonnie Jensen introduces the podcast from his UK studio, framing the show as a resource for modern dads seeking better relationships and results. He mentions the High Value Man Project and discusses recent technical difficulties with the Riverside recording platform. Listeners are encouraged to subscribe and share the episode with other men looking for more fulfillment in life.

Mind The Gap — The Price Of Not Going After What You Want
26:51 - 28:11

Mind The Gap — The Price Of Not Going After What You Want

Review of the Week and Podcast Outro

The show concludes with a request for reviews on Apple Podcasts and Spotify, offering three months of free access to the Inner Circle for the "Review of the Week." Jensen reflects on reaching nearly 150 episodes despite technical hurdles with Riverside. The episode ends with a final call to action for dads to create the lives they deserve.

Maximise Your Holiday To Recharge and Reconnect
5:11 - 6:59

Maximise Your Holiday To Recharge and Reconnect

Technical Difficulties Moving from StreamYard to Riverside

A transition from StreamYard to Riverside caused significant technical issues, resulting in poor audio quality for several guest interviews and a six-week gap in content production. The problem was eventually resolved by adjusting settings within the Google Chrome browser after consultation with support staff. This experience serves as a lesson in the trade-off between maintaining consistency and striving for technical perfection.

Stop Going It Alone - Lone Wolf Will Take You Down
2:19 - 3:45

Stop Going It Alone - Lone Wolf Will Take You Down

Podcast Production Challenges, Riverside versus StreamYard Software

A transition into the week's production reveals frustrations with switching podcasting technology from StreamYard to Riverside. Despite positive recommendations from other podcasters, the experience with Riverside resulted in poor sound quality and overly complicated systems. The account details a struggle to revert the process after StreamYard offered a retention deal only after the commitment to switch had been made.