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  1. CPR: Why Everyone Should Learn Lifesaving Skills (Project BAM) | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    09/01/2025

    CPR: Why Everyone Should Learn Lifesaving Skills (Project BAM) | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher urges everyone to learn CPR, sharing how essential it is to be prepared in an emergency. He stresses that even basic knowledge can make the difference between life and death. His initiative, Project BAM, offers free CPR training to empower people to act when it matters most. Key Topics Why everyone should learn CPRThe panic and guilt of not knowing lifesaving skillsThe basics of CPR take only 30 minutes to learnProject BAM’s mission to provide free trainingHow being prepared can save lives Quotes “Be the person in the room who knows how to perform competent lifesaving CPR.”“If you find yourself in a room where you need to save someone’s life and don’t have that knowledge, the panic is terrible.”“To know that you did what you could is all you can do — and it only takes about half an hour to learn.”“Get in touch with Project BAM. We will train you for free.”

    1 min
  2. Real Learning: Why You Can’t Learn Everything on Zoom | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    08/31/2025

    Real Learning: Why You Can’t Learn Everything on Zoom | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher emphasizes that real learning happens in person, not virtually. He believes energy and presence are essential to absorbing skills, and that true growth comes from being alongside someone brilliant, emulating them, and then developing your own version. Key Topics Why in-person learning is irreplaceableThe limits of remote/virtual tools like ZoomThe role of energy and presence in mentorshipHow emulation leads to personal growthWhy direct human connection drives deeper learning Quotes “If you wanna learn something, learn it from someone.”“Be in someone’s presence — that’s when you do the learning.”“This is not remote, this is not virtual, it’s not happening in Zoom.”“Only they can show you their energy when they’re doing the thing they’re brilliant at.”

    1 min
  3. Train Your Algorithm, Don’t Let It Train You | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    08/29/2025

    Train Your Algorithm, Don’t Let It Train You | Snippets with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher emphasizes the importance of taking control of your algorithm instead of letting it control you. By curating your digital inputs, opposing what you don’t want, and focusing on what you do, you can build an algorithm that reflects your taste and brings joy. Key Topics Why algorithms are valuable in 2025Training your algorithm vs. being trained by itCurating your feed by rejecting unwanted contentThe joy of building an algorithm that reflects youWhy personalization is digital power Quotes “Train your algorithm. Don’t let it train you.”“Your algorithm is the most valuable thing you have in 2025.”“The goal is to make other people jealous of the brilliance of your algorithm.”“Make your algorithm your own — treat it with love.”

    1 min
  4. From Touring Musician to Film Composer | Pivots with Andrew Raiher

    08/29/2025

    From Touring Musician to Film Composer | Pivots with Andrew Raiher

    In this candid reflection, Andrew Raiher explains how a life on tour pushed him to pivot into film and television scoring. What started as a desperate shift to protect his health became a career-defining move. Today, with more than 40 films to his name, Raiher’s story is a reminder that the scariest pivots often lead to the most meaningful growth. Key Topics Why Andrew Raiher had to leave touring behindThe role of health in driving career decisionsTaking the leap into film and TV scoringHow friends and opportunity shape pivotal momentsGrowth through risk and reinvention Quotes “I realized that if I didn’t pivot within a year, I’d have no liver.”“It was the most terrifying pivot of my life.”“And now, about 40 movies later, I pivoted.”

    1 min
  5. Explains English Swear Words (and How NOT to Use Them) | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    08/27/2025

    Explains English Swear Words (and How NOT to Use Them) | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher explains the dos and don’ts of English swearing, highlighting the cultural differences between the UK, Australia, and the U.S. He emphasizes that certain words carry far more weight than Americans might realize, and using them improperly can lead to real offense — or even a fight. Key Topics • Proper use of “bloody” in English slang • The cultural weight of certain swear words in the UK • Differences between English, American, and Australian usage • Why context matters when swearing • How misusing slang can offend or escalate Quotes • “When you use bloody, you have to use it in the right way — it’s a descriptor.” • “A woman can never, ever be called that word in any circumstances.” • “It’s fighting talk. You can’t use that word unless you’re ready to break a glass and have a real fight.” • “Americans don’t really understand the weight of it — and you’ve got to stop using the T.

    1 min
  6. Music Cues and Ref Tracks | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    08/27/2025

    Music Cues and Ref Tracks | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher breaks down the often-overlooked jargon of film scoring. He explains the role of music cues — bespoke compositions tied to moments in a production — and reference tracks, which guide and inspire composers as they craft new music. This candid explanation reveals the hidden processes that shape how film and TV music comes to life. Key Topics What a music cue is in film scoringHow ref tracks guide composersThe hidden jargon of film music productionWhy audiences rarely notice these processesBehind-the-scenes look at how music shapes film storytelling Quotes “A cue is each separate piece of bespoke, custom-made music.”“When you’re working on something, you’ll often be given a ref track — a reference track to inspire what you’re tasked to write.”“It’s inside baseball. No one else in the world would know that process occurs.”

    1 min
  7. Mid, Fire, Tough, Cooked, and Riz | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    08/26/2025

    Mid, Fire, Tough, Cooked, and Riz | Slang with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher reflects on the power of slang in shaping culture. With terms like “mid,” “fire,” “tough,” “cooked,” and “riz” now dominating conversations, he shows how language is constantly evolving and generationally driven. Sometimes, understanding slang is less about knowing exact definitions and more about recognizing the cultural context. Key Topics • Popular slang terms: mid, fire, tough, cooked, riz • How slang evolves through younger generations • The cultural role of slang in communication • Why definitions are often fluid and left to interpretation Quotes • “Mid, fire, tough, cooked, riz — those are at the top of the slang list.” • “Thank you to my kid and all his friends to make this dream a reality.” • “No, I don’t have to explain what those mean. It’s the internet.”

    21 sec
  8. What’s the Difference Between a Soundtrack and a Score? | Explain Like I'm 5 with Andrew Raiher

    08/22/2025

    What’s the Difference Between a Soundtrack and a Score? | Explain Like I'm 5 with Andrew Raiher

    Andrew Raiher explains that a soundtrack includes all the music in a film or TV show — original score plus licensed songs — while a score refers only to the custom music written for that production. He also highlights how soundtrack albums don’t always match what viewers expect, as they often exclude the score. Key Topics What a soundtrack isThe difference between soundtrack and scoreHow source music and composed score work togetherWhy soundtrack albums sometimes exclude scoreExamples like Reservoir Dogs Quotes “A soundtrack is all the music in a movie or TV show — both the custom score and the pre-existing songs.”“A score is only the music created from scratch by the composer.”“Soundtrack albums often don’t have score — especially in the ‘90s when movies relied on big song placements.”

    1 min
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