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Wonderful news: Podcast Magazine chose me as their October cover feature story!

I’ve given a lot of interviews over the years, but I feel like this one really shows a lot about who I am and how helping you — my readers and listeners — keeps me going.

And I revealed the one thing you don’t know I do before every show. Read the full article here to find out what that is!

I’m honored they selected me. Other cover stories have included Katie Couric, Jenna Kutcher and Dave Ramsey, to name a few. Now I’m even more excited. Why?

Because when I asked if I could gift you with a free copy of the October issue, the Podcast Magazine team took it a big step further. How?

By giving you the opportunity to grab a FREE lifetime subscription of Podcast Magazine!

Yup. When you tap or click here and register, you’ll receive a FREE lifetime digital subscription to the magazine. If you love podcasts as much as I do, you’ll love Podcast Magazine.

Podcast Magazine is the leading publication dedicated to podcast fans — going beyond the microphone into the lives of today’s leading podcasters and deeper into the stories podcast fans can’t get enough of.

Each month, they feature dozens of podcasts you’ve likely never heard of but should be listening to, independent ratings and reviews, and the Podcast Magazine Hot 50 chart. It’s the only chart created by fans for fans, and it can help you find a new podcast you’ll love.

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This tempting work-from-home offer could land you in jail

It’s no exaggeration to say that COVID-19 has totally upended the global economy. According to labor statistics, 20.5 million U.S. jobs were lost in April alone. As of now, the unemployment rate sits at a staggering 14.7% — the worst since the Great Depression.

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Are scammers using infidelity to manipulate you?

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“Your spouse is cheating on you.” That’s the shocking line behind a new sextortion scam. The message includes a link claiming to offer “proof,” but it’s a trap to get you to click. Plus, Gen Z is moving away from Google, and strange science wins big at the Ig Nobel awards.

💓 The key to my heart: Apple quietly filed a patent that could let your heartbeat unlock your iPhone. The patent suggests they could use this tech to figure out your mood and offer custom recommendations, too. OK, they had me with the first half …

$300 more revenue

Per month, if you offer extras with your Airbnb. Owners are tacking on things like airport transfers and local tours to boost their Airbnb incomes with almost no overhead. Oh, and be smart with your pricing; folks expect to pay a little more during peak seasons.

What was that strange object on the surface of Mars?

Your digital twin could save your life

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You have a digital twin you haven’t met yet — a virtual replica of yourself that can predict health issues and offer personalized advice. Here’s the scoop. Plus, be aware of piano scams, kids and social media addiction, and the risk of falling for phone scams.

I don’t want to taco ’bout it: OpenAI removed the sultry Scarlett Johansson GPT‑4o voice, saying they don’t want to “deliberately mimic” a celebrity’s voice. All it took was her hiring lawyers (paywall link) after she said “no” to CEO Sam Altman’s offer to voice his AI.

Bravo! Samsung has a new TV that comes with a free 8K TV, valued at $8,000. The 114-inch “ultra-premium” set costs $132,630 and uses Micro-LED display tech for enhanced colors, brightness and response times. They’re also throwing in a discount on a new pair of speakers and a $2,200 hotel stay. Sorry, but this offer’s for Korea only for now.

Little Tokes: The internet is swarming with fake Little Tikes websites. Ads on Google, Instagram and Facebook offer amazing “deals” but link to lookalike sites with hard-to-catch typos. Yeah, you never get what you order. Be safe: The official site is littletikes.com.

$3 tip for your Domino’s driver will get you a $3 coupon

The company says it wants to fight “tipping fatigue” by “tipping you back.” Pretty good, albeit a little cheesy. You have till mid-September to take advantage of this offer.

This California startup will pay you for your personal data

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Curious about what’s in it for you? In this one-minute podcast, I’ll reveal the intriguing offer.