Join Ryan K. Maule as he reflects on his latest thoughts and ideas to help motivate and keep you focused on awesome actions in order to achieve awesome results. Ryan is a highly sought after motivational speaker, the president of Integrity Doctors, the worldwide leader in chiropractic business systems, and author of the children's book I Am Awesome! Learn more at ryankmaule.com or follow @ryankmaule

The study and practice of experiential learning has gone ahead to encourage people to live in their realities and not in any social construct made by another individual. It strongly believes that the school system or that religion is highly colonized and should not be taken hook, line, and sinker. Rather, existence should be defined on the overall experience an individual perceives both internally and externally. Internal here would refer to body composition, sexual beliefs, or other issues that make up one’s internal system. External would refer to society, religion, school, family, government, etc. I believe the question here is, Should we have a consensus of what is acceptable or not? How much longer will experiential learning be propelled into society (without accountability and checks) before it gets extreme and we have full anarchy? The objectives of this dialogue, are to: 1. Begin taking the first step towards having a better, more wholistic view of experiential learning because experience is coming from multiple sources and yet it varies within individuals. 2. To bring key players (The law, family, faith, and educational system) together. 3. Understand who and what defines right or wrong; morality or immorality—the law, schools/education, family, etc., or all of the above. 4. If all of the above, then what becomes “acceptable” practice? 5. Consider if there is, actually, the need for teaching accountability alongside experiential learning. Note. I am not saying this will solve the problem (if there are any) but it could be a start to dialogue.

The Experience Design Strategy podcast is a show about creating great products, services, and experiences. We'll be having conversations with industry leaders about XD, UX, CX and design thinking. We’ll also cover user experience research, digital marketing, digital strategy and social media listening.

The Experience Is The Point™ is the podcast where psychology, hospitality, and real-world leadership crash into everyday life. Host Ascendra Donald, experience strategist and founder of MDA, breaks down what it really takes to create environments where people feel seen, supported, and valued—whether you lead properties, teams, classrooms, or communities. Each episode blends cultural moments, story-driven insights, and actionable strategies you can actually implement. From the energy in your group chats to the tension in your maintenance requests, we explore how human emotion shapes trust, loyalty, and behavior—and how you can design experiences that work on purpose, not by accident. If you want to elevate your service, strengthen your systems, and learn the psychology of unforgettable experiences…you’re in the right place. Because at the end of the day, the experience is always the point.

A weekly short podcast on the halakhic concepts, the machshava and meaning, the history and the politics of Shmitta.

Historic Overtown is the soul of the City of Miami, with rich history, culture, and entertainment dating back to the City’s incorporation. Each month, join City of Miami Commissioner Jeffrey Watson, Board Chairman of the Southeast Overtown/Park West Community Redevelopment Agency (SEOPW CRA), as he highlights redevelopment efforts of the SEOPW CRA. The Experience Overtown Show explores Overtown through the lens of ‘towners,’ business owners, artists, developers, and other special guests who are a part of Overtown’s transformation to become once again a destination for people to live, work, and play. If you want to know how Overtown is being re-established for Black culture, entertainment, innovation, and entrepreneurship, this is the show for you. The Experience Overtown show will discuss everything from jobs, diverse housing opportunities to incorporating best practices for sustainability, resiliency, and Smart City principles to make Overtown a model for urban development.

The Experience Podcast Description

A weekly video game podcast from the co-writers of ExperiencePoints.net

With over 100 episodes, the Experience Strategy Podcast is that secret superpower that helps strategists around the world grow their business acumen. Your hosts, Aransas Savas, Joe Pine, and Dave Norton discuss the most important topics in the business world, but they do it by focusing on the experiences and transformations that customers attain.

A list of guests that come from all walks of life. Giving their story and perspective on topics that will be ever evolving around things that the listener will enjoy.

Author and podcaster Clint Hall engages a variety of creatives and entrepreneurs to discover how and why they do what they do.

Welcome to the show for seasoned business owners, coaches, and service providers who’ve been in the game long enough to know that the flashy hustle isn’t sustainable — The Experienced Entrepreneur is your weekly refuge. Here, experience is your edge. This is not a show for newbies chasing overnight success; it’s a podcast for those who bring wisdom, perspective, and resilience to the long game of entrepreneurship. If you’ve ever felt unseen in the noise of business marketing, tired of strategies that no longer fit, or ready to recalibrate how your work serves your life — this is where you land. Every Monday, you’ll get raw, candid conversations, strategy grounded in lived wisdom, and gentle challenges to rebuild your business with clarity, connection, and integrity. Topics you’ll hear here: Business growth strategies tailored for seasoned entrepreneurs How to overcome burnout, stagnation, and pivot fatigue High-touch marketing, relational funnels, and value-based client attraction Balancing scale, purpose, and life integration Collaboration, brand philosophy, and community over competition Whether you’re a consultant, coach, or service provider who’s built traction but is ready for something deeper — join me. Subscribe now so you never miss an episode, and let this show be your anchor and your catalyst in the work that matters.