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CircleCo, Inc.

CircleCo, Inc.

CircleCo, Inc. (Circle) provides an all-in-one online platform that lets creators and businesses build branded communities and run courses, events, memberships, email marketing, payments, websites, and mobile apps under their own brand.www.circle.so

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Oct 26, 2026

Erik K. JohnsonHOST
31:13
Where do you host your community? Where's that housed?
Jeanette MihalchikGUEST
31:16
It's inside Circle.
Erik K. JohnsonHOST
31:19
Okay.
Jeanette MihalchikGUEST
31:19
Yeah.
Jeanette MihalchikGUEST
31:21
And I really like what Circle is doing for community hosting.
Jeanette MihalchikGUEST
31:28
They're doing it right.
Erik K. JohnsonHOST
31:31
When it comes to building the community and growing the business, how does the podcast play a part of that journey?
Kyle DentonGUEST
21:35
So therefore we're also getting the most feedback front in those places before, you know, stuff goes down.
Kyle DentonGUEST
21:41
It's like the horses at the edge of the, of the camp, you know, name when the enemies approach.
Kyle DentonGUEST
21:45
Yeah.
Kyle DentonGUEST
21:46
We use our tongue to communicate with each

7 MINS LATER

Chance GartonHOST
28:47
And I'm thinking, tuning doesn't really target the teeth, but it can help with organs that connect with the teeth.
Chance GartonHOST
28:53
I'm just not knowledgeable enough to know what questions to ask about the specific teeth to know what might connect to where in the body, to the meridians or through the biofield.
Chance GartonHOST
29:04
And I just do what I'm going to do anyway, which is let the body of the client signal to me where stock energy is and work from there and hope that the holistic approach situation being improved and energy flow being improved through the body also can have a downstream effect on the teeth.
Chance GartonHOST
29:21
But I'm imagining when somebody comes to you with tooth complaints, you've got a whole kit of clinical questions to ask and things that they can take home for homework.
Chance GartonGUEST
57:58
Orlando Arocena- That diagonal something is diagonal you know we're talking about there's that route again that it means through see a line through something.
Chance GartonGUEST
58:08
you go through if you throw a line through something throw through well you're gonna get if you keep going you're gonna get to something that's opposite to it if we're talking about a wheel or a circle so what Taylor says Diabolo or devil means is the sign that the Sun is opposite to the adversary of the Sun at that time so right now the Sun is in Libra So the opposite sign of the sun is Aries.
Chance GartonGUEST
58:41
So the, the devil right now is Aries, right? Uh, so also you could think about that in that context, whenever there's a full moon at that moment, the full moon is the devil, the devil in full power.
Chance GartonGUEST
58:56
And, uh, that's kind of interesting because people do kind of wild out during a full moon.

30 MINS LATER

Dawn LesterHOST
89:31
And then that's from what I gather, you know, from what I, my understanding that that kind of is, you know, astrotheological as well, you know, what the serpent represents and they're obviously different levels as well.
Dawn LesterHOST
89:48
So yeah, if you want to take us through the serpent, the snake, the baddie,
Chance GartonGUEST
89:58
So first of all, I think that serpent symbolism is like heaven symbolism sometimes because the serpent scales are glossy and shiny, right? And you could look at the path of the sun through the ecliptic because it's like a circle with the symbol of the Ouroboros.
Chance GartonGUEST
90:22
And the serpent could be literally the shiny scales could be like the, the stars themselves i don't have like an anchor to a reference or source for that idea but there might be one but i just remember coming across that concept and i think that that kind of makes sense in terms of the beginnings of demonizing the serpent especially the serpent of genesis comes about at the same time as the early church we have um A guy wrote, a church father from the beginning, he wrote a work called Against Heresies.
LaurenHOST
28:33
Right.
LaurenHOST
28:33
I think that's, I think people kind of underestimate that a lot, a lot of like the, just realizing like, Oh yeah, I don't – I mean, for me, Circle, it was cool when I would see my daily ClickUp task reminder to go open the Circle community and look at it.
LaurenHOST
28:53
And I would say, oh, yeah, right.
LaurenHOST
28:55
But Circle is not something that I, like, regularly – it's not in my rotation of doom-scrolling through the apps at any time during the day professionally or personally.
LaurenHOST
29:06
And that's a habit that I would have built eventually.
LaurenHOST
29:09
But – But we never got there.
Brian KeatingHOST
44:41
I never really thought those were too engaging.
Brian KeatingHOST
44:43
I mean, they exist, and there's things like Circle and other online communities, School with a K, and all sorts of things where you can learn stuff.
Brian KeatingHOST
44:50
But then I thought, oh, AI will be great.
Brian KeatingHOST
44:52
And even before AI really got that popular in 2020, you and I remember teaching during COVID.
Rachel StarrHOST
7:59
So I went back to audio only for the show, and I made the YouTube channel about tutorials instead, because I looked at my data, and that's what people were actually consuming.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:10
The actual, how do I do this in Circle? Here's my screen.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:13
Here's the fix.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:15
The old name even got a second life out of it.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:41
Right thing, wrong place.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:44
And when I had no idea what to talk about, which was pretty often, I did not sit and stare at a blank document trying to be original.
Rachel StarrHOST
8:54
I actually would just go into the Circle customer community and read what people were actually asking that week and I'd build an episode out of that.
Rachel StarrHOST
9:03
It was truly and is still some of the best market research.
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8: My Tech Stack

Oct 20 · 1 Mention

Kelli WhiteHOST
16:32
I know there are so many other options, though, like Kajabi.
Kelli WhiteHOST
16:35
I think Circle is more of like an AI one.
Kelli WhiteHOST
16:38
So if you are in that space, definitely explore more there.
Kelli WhiteHOST
16:41
I don't feel like I'm the expert in that space.
Chance GartonHOST
13:14
Certain hours were dedicated to learning languages, others for math and physics.
Chance GartonHOST
13:19
And when he left...
Chance GartonHOST
13:20
Schlisselberg Fortress he had 26 volumes of handwritten manuscripts that contained his autodidactic fluency exercises in 11 languages mathematical proofs chemical theories all sorts of stuff Apparently, the prison logs, I tried to find verification, seem to back this up because the records of that particular gulag showed that the fortress actually became quite a robust academic library because there were wealthy families of political prisoners donating university-level textbooks on a variety of subjects.
Chance GartonHOST
13:55
So this is how Nikolai Morozov shifted his revolutionary focus from militaristic terrorist ideology to a more academic kind of revolution.
Chance GartonHOST
14:07
He wrote a magnum opus called Christos.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
16:41
We still use Teachable.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
16:43
And then our first membership that we created, we use Circle as our platform, and that was like the first community platform.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
16:51
And the reason we did that is because we wanted our students to be able to connect with each other that were in our paid membership, so like off of the Facebook group.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
16:59
We also at the time kind of had people that were interested in getting off of Facebook because of- because they didn't like seeing ads and stuff like that, which we totally understood, so that's why we started using a dedicated community platform.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
17:11
And then we've also used School for another one of our communities just, like, to, again, to try another tool, and it's very different from Circle.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
17:19
So yeah, pretty much everything we do, it's like we hear about a tool, and we kind of want to try it out as an experiment to see, like, what it's like for us from the educator's perspective, but also the student perspective.
Jordan TrusterGUEST
17:30
And, um, yeah, so when we started our School community, it was, that was like a new offer that we were doing that was a little different from our older offers.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
6:38
I was in a course business for a number of years and we were running on a platform called Teachable at the time.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
6:44
Ended up meeting one of the future co-founders of the platform that we primarily work on now, which is Circle.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
6:50
And Circle's whole thesis was the on-demand learning is dying.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
6:54
People want to be connected to others in a community.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
6:57
And so I really took the community world is very big and broad.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
7:39
Some of them completely from scratch and others we've taken existing programs that they've had and helped turn them into community based.
Jordan GodbeyGUEST
7:46
So it's been a really fun ride.
Marcus SherwinHOST
7:48
Always on Circle or do you use other platforms as well?

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