Episode 13

Paint a picture

Published on: 3rd March, 2023

Participation and stimulation help your creative thoughts.

Now you can also see us! Vizzy it's a tool for pocasters and Vizzy supports the content. Carina and Martin are trying this out.

Listen to their discussion how important pictures really are for your brain and how often the brain needs to be stimulated for education and information.

Send us questions to: info AT pik DOT nu, or contact us via Carina's site or Martin's Bio.Link page. You could also contact us on LinkedIn (Carina Ridenius and Martin Lindeskog).

Show notes with links to articles, blog posts, products and services:

The episode (6 minutes) was recorded at 1530 Central European Time, on February 24, 2023, with Ringr app.. Martin did the editing and post-production with the podcast maker, Alitu. The transcript is generated by Alitu.

Enriched by Vizzy

(00:00) Paint a Picture image

Carina created this image in Canva.

(00:15) Caricature of Martin

Martin's first podcast, EGO NetCast. Artwork created by fine artist and cartoonist, John Cox.

(01:28) Brain

Your brain is full of pictures.

(03:04) Apartments

Business case, using Vizzy.

(03:31) Carina's books

Link to Carina's books on Adlibris.

https://vzyfm.co/41Gq47d

(04:21) Moderskeppet

Link to Carina's courses on Moderskeppet.

https://vzyfm.co/41ER72O

(05:06) Vizzy.fm

About Vizzy.fm

https://vzyfm.co/3fYa1OU

(05:55) Outro

Image created in Canva by Carina.


Chapters, images & show notes powered by vizzy.fm.

Transcript
Martin:

Welcome to Presentation skills, Q and A. I am Martin.

Martin:

Linda Scope.

Martin:

Hi, Carina.

Carina:

Hi, Martin.

Carina:

How are you today?

Martin:

I'm doing fine.

Martin:

Yourself?

Carina:

Yes I'm doing fine, really fine.

Carina:

Looking forward for this episode.

Carina:

I should say last time we were talking about Visi.

Martin:

Yeah and we will continue to talk a little bit more about this studio and app you

Martin:

could say and that you could illustrate a podcast episode with images and then have

Martin:

different segments called chapters.

Martin:

So now we are trying to paint a picture here

Martin:

for the listeners and for ourselves and also our workflow of how to create an episode of a

Martin:

podcast with images that are relevant to trying out this we are testing and trying and

Martin:

see what's working and so on.

Martin:

So VC has for example you could now even do

Martin:

your own, you could say illustrate like a YouTube video with images and then distributed

Martin:

to YouTube and you have been thinking and tinkering about this.

Martin:

What are images doing to your brain? You could say and imagination.

Carina:

This is really interesting because our brain are full of pictures but we doesn't

Carina:

always think about it.

Carina:

And this tool for podcasters visit they

Carina:

support the content in a podcast with pictures so it helps the listener to see the podcast

Carina:

and the content in the Podcast and the Brain.

Carina:

Our brains loves this.

Carina:

You can use a picture for describe something and the brain wants to learn more when it sees

Carina:

the picture.

Carina:

And it get the information in a good and

Carina:

appropriate pace and it also opens your mind.

Carina:

So it's very interesting how the brain helps

Carina:

you to learn more.

Carina:

When it sees more pictures, you can say, yeah.

Martin:

And then it's then the challenge, because I like audio and like podcast and

Martin:

often you are listening actively and don't look so much on the screen.

Martin:

But here is now if it's adding value to your listening experience with images for example,

Martin:

one of the business cases Visa is like, for example, a podcast about interior design or

Martin:

apartments or real estates or fashion maybe.

Martin:

Could be illustrated when you're listening and

Martin:

when we're talking about something specific.

Martin:

And then you could watch it, but then also, of

Martin:

course, you create your own image of it.

Martin:

So this is a very interesting topic, I think,

Martin:

and they have one features that you could include, then a link to, for example, last.

Martin:

Episode.

Martin:

You talked about your books.

Carina:

Yes.

Martin:

And then you could link to your book and you could purchase your book.

Martin:

So it's fascinating how you could continue your listening experience and do more during

Martin:

at the same time and then also of course, afterwards when you have listened.

Carina:

And the pictures, they also helps us to compress all the information that we got.

Carina:

So that's why it's also really important that when you have these pictures that is relevant

Carina:

for the content, you change them now and them during the episode and the best things you can

Carina:

do.

Carina:

I have learned this because I delivered

Carina:

education to one of the biggest elearning companies in Sweden called Mudoufetbeth.

Carina:

There you have you learn that you should change your picture within 30 or 45 seconds.

Carina:

That's the best time for the brain, the human to watch the pictures and to learn.

Martin:

Then we have a picture good format.

Martin:

Then around five minutes could create this.

Martin:

Because then again, as I said, it's the workflow to come up with great images.

Martin:

Great images or find images that you have also talked about in your courses.

Martin:

How to store images and content in different ways.

Carina:

But we are checking out this visit and I think it's very interesting.

Carina:

But we will write this and give the links in our show notes, doesn't we?

Martin:

Yes. So it's VC FM and again, go and check out the new podcast app and the new

Martin:

domain for that is podcast apps.

Martin:

Podcastapps.com.

Carina:

Okay, but we put it in our show notes.

Martin:

Yes, we will do that.

Carina:

We'll find it and maybe also at YouTube where we also have our podcast.

Martin:

Yeah, so talk to you soon again carrying out.

Carina:

Yes, lovely.

Carina:

Well, have a nice day then.

Martin:

Yeah, you too.

Martin:

Have a nice weekend.

Martin:

Cheerio.

Carina:

Cheerio.

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About the Podcast

Presentation (Skills) Q&A
Presentation (Skills) Questions and Answers
Carina Ridenius, former singer and now voice coach. Today an ace in presentation, information, communication and performance. Martin Lindeskog podcast expert and one of the first podcasters in Sweden. He has been active in the podcasting field since 2006, a great tea lover with a huge interest in the presentation and rhetoric field.

Now we level up our English speaking podcast, Presentation (Skills) in Plain English, with over 10 000 downloads, to Q&A. Dear listeners, now it is your turn to ask the questions you always wanted to ask; the dodgy ones, the hard ones and the embarrassing ones regarding presentation, information, communication and performance.

Presentation technique is a huge topic and people from all over the world have different approaches to it. In many countries it is a natural part of school from an early age, while in other parts of the world the practice sessions are quite few.

So now it’s time for Presentation (Skills) Q&A. Send your question to info@pik.nu and get your answer in the podcast.
Listen and learn more about presentation, communication and performance. We look forward to hearing from you.

About your hosts

Carina Ridenius

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Carina Ridenius, former operasinger and vocal coach.
Now runs a business and are the expert in the presentation-, information- and communication field. She works with all the parts of a presentation, voice, breathing technique body communication, target group and content and gives you the tools to be the speaker you always wanted to be.
She had written 3 books in Swedish in the field, and she gives lectures for individuals and companies.
As a client said "I have learned soooo much! I'm overwhelmed and impressed by her knowledge. She has a lot of humor and a twinkle in the eye. It has been the most fun learning time ever.

This is her second poddcast and here you can asking questions and get the correct answers.


Martin Lindeskog

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Creator, ✍🏻 Tea Book Sketches. Indie Biz Philosopher ⚛️ & New Media 📲 Advisor, TeaParty.Media. Blogger since 2002 and podcaster🎙since 2006. First podcast: EGO NetCast. Latest podcast: Pluck the Day. Support 💲My Work and 🗽 Freedom of Expression: https://bio.link/lyceum