jameslaws · July 21, 2020 10:32 · Jan 10, 2017 · Jan 2, 2017 · Nov 23, 2016 · Nov 23, 2016
diff --git a/guesthost_mastermindfm.md b/guesthost_mastermindfm.md
@@ -4,9 +4,7 @@
 
 We will pick a topic from the ones suggested by you and have an open discussion in a typical mastermind fashion. The target is a 30 to 45 minute show that's pretty focused. A typical show will be as follows:
 
-Jean or James will open the show and throw to a sponsor. We will then introduce you and the topic and dive right into discussion.
-
-We'll break once in the middle of the show to mention another sponsor and continue our discusion. We will then break for one last sponsor and then return for a wrap up. 
+Jean or James will introduce you and the topic and dive right into discussion.
 
 ### Questions
 
@@ -18,7 +16,7 @@ As we wrap up the show we may like to have you offer some common, or better yet,
 
 ## Tips for Good Recording
 
-We will be be talking via a video Skype call, but recording via a servce caleed Zencaster. Once connected via Skype you will be provided with a link that needs to be opened in Chrome or Firefox. This will record each of our parts locally and then upload to our DropBox account for post production. Here is the basic rundown.
+We will be be talking via a video Skype call, but recording via a servce caleed Zencaster. Please keep your caemra on as this provides a more fluid and conversational tone. Once connected via Skype you will be provided with a link that needs to be opened in Chrome or Firefox. This will record each of our parts locally and then upload to our DropBox account for post production. Here is the basic rundown.
 
 1. We'll connect via Skype.
 2. A link to the Zencaster session will be provided.

diff --git a/guesthost_mastermindfm.md b/guesthost_mastermindfm.md
@@ -18,15 +18,12 @@ As we wrap up the show we may like to have you offer some common, or better yet,
 
 ## Tips for Good Recording
 
-We will be be talking via Skype. Because all of us are in different locations and we all know how unreliable an internet connection can be, so we will all record our own audio track locally. We recommend Audacity (http://www.audacityteam.org) since it's free. You could also use something like QuickTime player, described below.
+We will be be talking via a video Skype call, but recording via a servce caleed Zencaster. Once connected via Skype you will be provided with a link that needs to be opened in Chrome or Firefox. This will record each of our parts locally and then upload to our DropBox account for post production. Here is the basic rundown.
 
-You can share your file with us via Dropbox. Once all files are collected we will handle putting the tracks together in post production.
-
-![screenshot 2016-07-29 14 05 25](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/344910/17259356/286da46c-5599-11e6-96e1-e511b25c857c.png)
-
-1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. 
-2. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
-3. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
+1. We'll connect via Skype.
+2. A link to the Zencaster session will be provided.
+3. In Zencaster, make sure you have the correct mic selected.
+4. We'll will hit record and begin.
 
 To that end, there are a few things we can do to make sure that we get good bandwidth and audio quality: 
 

diff --git a/guesthost_mastermindfm.md b/guesthost_mastermindfm.md
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## Format
 
-We will pick a topic from the ones suggested by you and have an open discussion in a typical mastermind fashion. The target is a 30 to 45 minute show that's pretty focused. A typical sow will be as follows:
+We will pick a topic from the ones suggested by you and have an open discussion in a typical mastermind fashion. The target is a 30 to 45 minute show that's pretty focused. A typical show will be as follows:
 
 Jean or James will open the show and throw to a sponsor. We will then introduce you and the topic and dive right into discussion.
 

diff --git a/guesthost_mastermindfm.md b/guesthost_mastermindfm.md
@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+# Guest Notes for Mastermind.fm Podcast
+
+## Format
+
+We will pick a topic from the ones suggested by you and have an open discussion in a typical mastermind fashion. The target is a 30 to 45 minute show that's pretty focused. A typical sow will be as follows:
+
+Jean or James will open the show and throw to a sponsor. We will then introduce you and the topic and dive right into discussion.
+
+We'll break once in the middle of the show to mention another sponsor and continue our discusion. We will then break for one last sponsor and then return for a wrap up. 
+
+### Questions
+
+As we wrap up the show we may like to have you offer some common, or better yet, not so common advice on the topic being discussed. Below are a few questions we could ask so you can be prepared.
+
+1. If someone could only read one book on today's topic, what would you recommend?
+2. Who are the other leaders in this areas we should be following?
+3. What's one tip concerning this topic that if applied would have a positive impact on our businesses?
+
+## Tips for Good Recording
+
+We will be be talking via Skype. Because all of us are in different locations and we all know how unreliable an internet connection can be, so we will all record our own audio track locally. We recommend Audacity (http://www.audacityteam.org) since it's free. You could also use something like QuickTime player, described below.
+
+You can share your file with us via Dropbox. Once all files are collected we will handle putting the tracks together in post production.
+
+![screenshot 2016-07-29 14 05 25](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/344910/17259356/286da46c-5599-11e6-96e1-e511b25c857c.png)
+
+1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. 
+2. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
+3. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
+
+To that end, there are a few things we can do to make sure that we get good bandwidth and audio quality: 
+
+* Please use headphones. That will reduce feedback and echoing.
+* Turn off Dropbox and other syncing services. These tend to kill bandwidth. 
+
+Other things that could help if possible:
+
+* Connect via ethernet right into the modem or router
+* Use a mic other than the one built-in to the computer
+* Restart the computer and boot up Skype right before we record
+
+That's about it! Looking forward to recording! And thanks for being on the show!
diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -1,45 +0,0 @@
-# Guest Notes for How I Built It Podcast
-
-## Format
-
-We will pick a product you developed to talk about and I will ask 6 questions about it. The target is a 20-30 minute show that's pretty focused.
-
-I will open the show, mention the show's sponsor(s) and then introduce you. We'll then jump into the questions.
-
-### Questions
-
-1. Tell us a little bit about your product and tell us: How did you come up with this idea? 
-2. What kind of research, if any, did you do?
-3. I have found recently that talking it out with some folks really helps! Did you talk to anyone about features, business advice, direction?
-4. So...how did you build it? This can be tools you used, coding methods, designing the software, what plugins you used; whatever you think is relevant
-5. (if applicable) Has the product goes through any transformations since it first launched?
-6. What are your plans for the future?
-
-From there I will mention the sponsors one more time, then ask you a final question: 
-
-> **Do you have any trade secrets for us?** 
-
-You can answer seriously or with a joke - whatever you'd like! I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air! 
-
-## Tips for Good Recording
-
-We will be be talking via Skype. I'll be doing dual track recording, but if you could record audio on your side that would be great! That way if we see a dip in connection or get weird quality, I can do some track-laying action. To do that: 
-
-![screenshot 2016-07-29 14 05 25](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/344910/17259356/286da46c-5599-11e6-96e1-e511b25c857c.png)
-
-1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. 
-2. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
-3. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
-
-To that end, there are a few things we can do to make sure that we get good bandwidth and audio quality: 
-
-* Please use headphones. That will reduce feedback and echoing.
-* Turn off Dropbox and other syncing services. These tend to kill bandwidth. 
-
-Other things that could help if possible:
-
-* Connect via ethernet right into the modem or router
-* Use a mic other than the one built-in to the computer
-* Restart the computer and boot up Skype right before we record
-
-That's about it! Looking forward to recording! And thanks for being on the show!

diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -1,8 +1,12 @@
+# Guest Notes for How I Built It Podcast
+
 ## Format
 
 We will pick a product you developed to talk about and I will ask 6 questions about it. The target is a 20-30 minute show that's pretty focused.
 
-I will open the show, mention the show's sponsor(s) and then introduce you. We'll then jump into the questions: 
+I will open the show, mention the show's sponsor(s) and then introduce you. We'll then jump into the questions.
+
+### Questions
 
 1. Tell us a little bit about your product and tell us: How did you come up with this idea? 
 2. What kind of research, if any, did you do?
@@ -11,9 +15,11 @@ I will open the show, mention the show's sponsor(s) and then introduce you. We'l
 5. (if applicable) Has the product goes through any transformations since it first launched?
 6. What are your plans for the future?
 
-From there I will mention the sponsors one more time, then ask you a final question: **Do you have any trade secrets for us?** You can answer seriously or with a joke - whatever you'd like! 
+From there I will mention the sponsors one more time, then ask you a final question: 
+
+> **Do you have any trade secrets for us?** 
 
-I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air! 
+You can answer seriously or with a joke - whatever you'd like! I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air! 
 
 ## Tips for Good Recording
 

diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -19,7 +19,9 @@ I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air!
 
 We will be be talking via Skype. I'll be doing dual track recording, but if you could record audio on your side that would be great! That way if we see a dip in connection or get weird quality, I can do some track-laying action. To do that: 
 
-1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/qgjfhw9tjjvy7pk/Screenshot%202016-07-29%2014.05.25.png)
+![screenshot 2016-07-29 14 05 25](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/344910/17259356/286da46c-5599-11e6-96e1-e511b25c857c.png)
+
+1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. 
 2. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
 3. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
 

diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -19,9 +19,9 @@ I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air!
 
 We will be be talking via Skype. I'll be doing dual track recording, but if you could record audio on your side that would be great! That way if we see a dip in connection or get weird quality, I can do some track-laying action. To do that: 
 
-> On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/qgjfhw9tjjvy7pk/Screenshot%202016-07-29%2014.05.25.png)
-1. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
-2. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
+1. On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/qgjfhw9tjjvy7pk/Screenshot%202016-07-29%2014.05.25.png)
+2. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
+3. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
 
 To that end, there are a few things we can do to make sure that we get good bandwidth and audio quality: 
 

diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -19,5 +19,19 @@ I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air!
 
 We will be be talking via Skype. I'll be doing dual track recording, but if you could record audio on your side that would be great! That way if we see a dip in connection or get weird quality, I can do some track-laying action. To do that: 
 
-On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording.
+> On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording. (https://www.dropbox.com/s/qgjfhw9tjjvy7pk/Screenshot%202016-07-29%2014.05.25.png)
+1. Click the tiny arrow next to the record button and select Quality Maximum and the correct microphone
+2. Drag the volume slider all the way to the left (off)
 
+To that end, there are a few things we can do to make sure that we get good bandwidth and audio quality: 
+
+* Please use headphones. That will reduce feedback and echoing.
+* Turn off Dropbox and other syncing services. These tend to kill bandwidth. 
+
+Other things that could help if possible:
+
+* Connect via ethernet right into the modem or router
+* Use a mic other than the one built-in to the computer
+* Restart the computer and boot up Skype right before we record
+
+That's about it! Looking forward to recording! And thanks for being on the show!
diff --git a/howibuit.md b/howibuit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+## Format
+
+We will pick a product you developed to talk about and I will ask 6 questions about it. The target is a 20-30 minute show that's pretty focused.
+
+I will open the show, mention the show's sponsor(s) and then introduce you. We'll then jump into the questions: 
+
+1. Tell us a little bit about your product and tell us: How did you come up with this idea? 
+2. What kind of research, if any, did you do?
+3. I have found recently that talking it out with some folks really helps! Did you talk to anyone about features, business advice, direction?
+4. So...how did you build it? This can be tools you used, coding methods, designing the software, what plugins you used; whatever you think is relevant
+5. (if applicable) Has the product goes through any transformations since it first launched?
+6. What are your plans for the future?
+
+From there I will mention the sponsors one more time, then ask you a final question: **Do you have any trade secrets for us?** You can answer seriously or with a joke - whatever you'd like! 
+
+I will then close out the show. Remind me to tell you when your show will air! 
+
+## Tips for Good Recording
+
+We will be be talking via Skype. I'll be doing dual track recording, but if you could record audio on your side that would be great! That way if we see a dip in connection or get weird quality, I can do some track-laying action. To do that: 
+
+On a Mac, open QuickTime Player and go to File > New Audio Recording.
+