Are you ready for the truth and nothing but the truth? In this episode, Shaunise Day is joined by guest Sue Perry Scott, CSR, RDR, CRR, who will share her steno journey, transitioning from freelance to official, serving the profession, and so much more! 

n this episode, Shaunise Day is joined by guest Greg Hong, CEO & Co-Founder of Steno, the court reporting agency. Are you working for a court reporting agency that is working for you? Tune in to learn about this court reporting agency.

Shaunise is joined by stenographer Stephanie Hicks who explains the importance of promoting the profession using social media. Stephanie is making sure to keep the court reporting and captioning profession relevant with her daily steno-related content through her videos. Stephanie will also share a host of other steno tips.

Shaunise is joined by Whitney Kumar, the court stenographer for the new Judy Justice television show. Kumar explains the importance of stenography, customer service, promoting the profession, running a successful court reporting agency with her twin sister, establishing good working relationships, and much more.

NCRA's President Debbie Dibble discuss all things steno and recaps the NCRA annual convention that took place in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

Are you feeling overwhelmed and fed up with your steno workload?  Are you spending a lot of time on the backend? Do you wish that you can be a page producing powerhouse? On this episode, learn how you can delegate some of your workload with Stenovate. Founder Lauren Lawrence will give you a breakdown on how you can put a system into place so that you can reclaim and start living your best steno life. 

Guest host Anissa Nierenberger shares her views and proven facts on why quality matters in the court reporting and captioning profession. The quality of reporters is at the top of the list that will keep our profession alive. 

Co-host Shacara Mapp is joins Scott Wallace to discuss the importance of certification, what to expect when applying for court positions, networking, and a host of other court reporting related topics.

Ana Fatima Costa, a retired CSR and RPR, 35-year legal professional, coach, and author joins April Biedermann and shares practical tips for court reporting students, instructors, and firm owners, and advises reporters how to speak with authority to handle a room.

Candice Andino and Kensie Benoit, discuss SMART goals, crossing the finish line and so much more regarding the court reporting and captioning profession

Bryanna Jefferson interviews Linda McSwain about the court reporting and captioning profession.

Kimberly Xavier is interviewed by Kristine Utley where they discuss the importance of certification, getting involved, SPS, and a host of other court reporting related topics. 

Kirstie Anderson is joined by guest Rachelle M. Robinson-Ware to discuss all things steno.

In this episode, co-host April Benson is joined by special guest Brenda Countz.  Fifty-Two years of steno excellence and Brenda Countz is still reporting as a freelancer while living her best life to the fullest. 

A discussion with Anna Mar on all things steno

Cohost- Jessica Shines interviews Sabrina Lewis who has been a court reporter since 1978.

Guest host Avery Armstrong is joined by Carl Sauceda to talk all things steno.

Guest host Tamara Chapman shares her steno hacks.

Special guest host Dave Wenhold speaks about the state of the court reporting/captioning profession

Special guest host Leah Willesdorf discusses all things steno.

Stenographers Alyssa and Chase Frazier join Shaunise to discuss all things steno. 

Shaunise is joined by Charisee Kitt who explains the importance of certification and pushing through the process in the court reporting profession.