You're listening to Subconscious Mind Mastery, podcast number 120.

Thomas Miller, back with you again.

If I were to mention the name Paul Harvey, would that mean anything to you?

Do you know who I'm talking about?

He was a radio broadcaster.

In fact, he was the ultimate radio broadcaster.

Tulsa boy, by the way, as well, born in the early 1900s. He was, I think, 1918. But he was raised in

Tulsa, went to the same high school that my dad did, and then made it big in radio in Chicago.

He was heard all around the world every

day at noontime for a radio broadcast where he would do 15 minutes of news. Of course, this was back

in a time when news broadcasts, you know, I mean, that's where you got your news from the newspaper

or from Paul Harvey. And, you know, we dial on a rotary telephone as

well. I mean, it was like, yes, I remember this stuff, black and white TV. But, oh, my, have times changed.

What in the world would we do without these things in our pocket called a cell phone with alerts

and notifications and news is popping into our face more than we

care to know now. So I don't know that there would be a market for what Paul Harvey did today.

But in his little news broadcast, he would always have a feature about the media. And he would

call it shop talk. So he would say shop talk and then he'd go into a story about Disney or ABC or whatever.

Well, today on the Subconscious Mind Mastery podcast, we're going to do a little shop talk.

And I'm going to introduce you to a podcaster who has launched a very successful, not only podcast,

but also a podcast network. So I want you to meet Noah Lampert. Now, if you remember back to podcast number 111 with Brandon Park, who I interviewed about a publication that he invited me to be interviewed for, well, Noah and Brandon have been friends for 20 years, and they co-partner on some projects.

They each do their own.

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