Today I'm having Jason Fladlien on the podcast to break down what it means to have webinar success and how to do it the right way. If you don't know him, he IS THE webinar GOAT. He authored the book "One To Many" This is his expertise and has made millions doing this, all of you are invited to tune in live on Zoom! https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87203959549 3PM PST! AND if you guys have any questions...we're gonna do Q&A at the end! So bring your notebook and have your questions ready!

In this episode of The Dept. Art and I break down how to actually build a powerful personal brand in today’s “oversaturated” content world. But instead of giving you the same recycled advice about posting more or chasing trends... This conversation is about maximizing the opportunities you already have the calls, events, podcasts, and everyday moments most people completely overlook. If you’ve ever felt behind, under-qualified, or like the market is too crowded, this episode will reset your perspective completely. LETS GO DEPT. FAM

Hello Omar and the Video Dept. community! Pretty pumped to be able to meet you at the Awaken Summit last week! I've been following your content and listening to your podcasts for a while. Just wanted to see if anyone had recommendations on video set up for my studio. I'd like to start making content, either talking head, informative, or reaction videos. I have Sony FX30 with a Sigma lens. I have a Shure SM7DB with an XLR directly into the Sony FX30 and a USB-C cable connected to my MacBook Pro. Does anyone know the best flow for capturing, editing, and publishing content on social media? I know Think Media and Omar have promoted StreamYard in the past. I thought of subscribing to StreamYard (any affiliate links or discount codes?), capturing my video, saving it in Dropbox, and then editing it on CapCut. Could anyone chime in and let me know if that is an efficient way to do things or suggest a better way? Thanks in advance!!

I wanted to start tapping you guys in live when we film Solo Podcasts. 1. mainly cause I wanna hook ya'll up with seeing it live lol 2. if you guys had real time questions to ask! Would any of you guys want this???

In this episode of The Dept. I break down what it really takes to become the go-to expert in your industry even if you don’t feel like the most talented or experienced person in the room. If you’ve ever felt overlooked in your industry, struggled to get traction with your content, or wondered how some people become the “voice” of their field, this episode will challenge you to rethink what it means to be an expert and show you how to turn your knowledge into influence, authority, and opportunity online. 51 minutes of pure game for ya'll, love you Dept. Fam