LeisureHub Podcast

Video Has Become an Important Asset for your Website

ver the past few years, video has become one of the most prominent ways consumers engage with everything from their favorite memes to the brand's marketing to them. It’s become such an integral part of the digital experience that most websites now incorporate some form of video into the user journey. Websites have shifted from a “tell” experience to a “show” experience, and the goal is to capture your audience’s attention as quickly as possible. A strong demo reel or brand video can absolutely elevate a site. Still, great design, intentional user flow, and a thoughtful layout are what truly bring everything together to create something special for both your brand and your customers. Join Justin on the latest episode of the LeisureHub Podcast alongside his guest, Brandon, as they break down what makes a compelling website and why video production has become such an important asset. Open up Figma and let’s start designing. Timestamps 00:00:23 - Intro 00:13:07 - Showing vs Telling 00:28:13 - Strategically Placing Content 00:56:03 - Is Video or Content More Important? 01:15:35 - Outro

Modern Golfing Has it's Pros & Cons

What if I told you that you could improve your swing, predict where your ball will end up, or see your swing speed all in real time? Golf, like many other sports, has evolved. Between the rules and regulations, the strategies, and even the tech, playing golf has never been more accessible. A variety of world-class technologies has been added to improve more than just your swing, but your focus level as well. Different technologies like AR/VR, smart golf balls, AI, and even neurofeedback devices have come together to improve golf and the players involved. Join Justin on the latest episode of the LeisureHub Podcast with guest Nelson as they swing their way into finding the silver lining between tradition and an overabundance of tech in golf. Grab your 9-iron and tune into this session. Timestamps 00:01:18- Intro 00:08:57 - The Hobby Sets In 00:22:27 - Tech Improves 00:32:06 - Traditions to Keep 00:43:28 - Outro

Pop Culture at TikTok Speed

Prior to the internet, movies, TV shows, and music could make it past a few days. When you experience a cultural phenomenon, the interest in the latest media would last for weeks, sometimes even months. With the rise of the internet and social media, that cycle has sped up dramatically. People experience a major event in a matter of days, and before you know it, they are already on to the next. More often than not, songs are reduced to a 15-second clip and labeled as a “TikTok song,” without listeners ever exploring or hearing the full track or album. TikTok has become this generation’s version of Fortnite, where moments quickly rise, suck you in, and disappear without a trace. On the latest episode of the LeisureHub Podcast, Justin and his guest, Jon, explore how pop culture has progressed over the years and how the people consuming it have fundamentally changed. Timestamps 00:00:25- Intro 00:34:00 - Content Used to Last Longer 00:26:51 - Overwhelming Amounts of Content 00:39:02 - Nostalic References 00:43:13 - The Fortnite Comparison 00:55:54 - Outro

Is AI Enough to Help A Start Up Business?

Starting a business is hard enough. It takes time, dedication, and consistency to make it work, and many people give up along the way or watch their business fail. Now, with AI in the mix, expectations have shifted. People want products and projects created, developed, and implemented in the shortest time possible, and for a human, that pace is often unrealistic. AI has created the illusion of quick results with minimal effort. At the same time, consumers are asking for more authenticity, and when they discover AI has been used without transparency, all hell breaks loose. So how are startups supposed to thrive in these conditions? Join Justin on the latest episode of the LeisureHub Podcast as he sits down with his new guest, Ben, to break down the pros and cons of using AI in business.

Signs You’ve Outgrown the “Beginner Creator” Phase

The hardest part of anything is getting started. When it comes to chasing your goals, the formula is simple: you just have to begin. Today, creating content at a semi-professional level is more accessible than ever. The tools are already in your hands—your smartphone. If you’re unsure where to start, just start. Record, write, edit. No one naturally knows how to improve until they have something of their own to look back on and critique. Over time, with small adjustments, feedback, and consistent effort, you’ll start to see progress. You’ll be better than you were yesterday. That’s the path most creators follow. They start by simply creating, then gradually refine their skills in editing, shooting, lighting, angles, and audio. Join Justin on this episode of the LeisureHub Podcast, alongside guest Spence, as they explore the journey from beginner to more refined creator. If you’ve been waiting for the right time to start, this is it. Grab your camera and press record. Timestamps 00:01:49- Intro 00:34:00 - Better Visuals, Better Storytelling 00:48:03 - Who You're Targeting 00:55:02 - The Difference 01:19:07 - Closing the Gap 01:30:49 - Outro