Trigger warning: This episode includes discussions of domestic and family violence. Please take care of yourself and skip this one if it feels triggering.What does it take to break free from generational cycles of abuse and find your voice?This week, I’m joined by Jess Soto-Ramirez, a mindset and empowerment coach, podcast host, and advocate for women’s empowerment. She helps women rewrite their stories and to lead with confidence, clarity, and purpose. Jess’s story is one of survival, courage, and

Ned Davis Research’s Chief Global Investment Strategist Tim Hayes joins us to break down NDR’s “360°” weight-of-the-evidence framework—how price, breadth, sentiment, macro and valuation fit together—and what those signals are saying right now. We dig into why he still classifies this as a secular bull market with rising secular-bear risks, how to separate real breadth thrusts from dead-cat bounces, the evolving bond/equity correlation, mega-cap concentration risk, the case for value/EM in a

Listen to this podcast episode for a recap of top catastrophe bond, insurance-linked securities and alternative reinsurance capital news, from the week-ending August 31st 2025.Listen to a recap of Artemis' most read catastrophe bond and insurance-linked securities (ILS) news of the last week. We hope this summary provides an easy way to listen to a recap of some of last week's top stories. This week we covered: a new CEO for Nephila Capital; Sompo acquiring Aspen Insurance Group; Enstar Group

🎙️ Just wrapped an inspiring conversation with Cat Holt, CEO of Coologee, Inc. on the podcast — and wow, she dropped some gems worth repeating:✨ Reinventing legacy without losing soulWe unpacked Cracker Barrel’s “hard right” and the lesson it holds for every brand navigating reinvention. Evolution must honor heritage — otherwise you risk alienating the very community that made you.🤖 AI + CX: The non-negotiablesCat stressed the need for clear standards: data sources, accuracy, compliance, and

Building a brand is a crucial part of your cattery business, and yes this is a business. In this podcast episode, we talk about what it means to build a brand, the importance of your reputation as a cattery, and how you can even start the process of doing so.

Could OP_CAT unlock Bitcoin's hidden potential? This controversial opcode, once disabled by Satoshi Nakamoto, could revolutionize Bitcoin, enabling DeFi apps and smart contracts, challenging Ethereum and Solana. Bruce Liu is leading the charge, but faces resistance from Bitcoin purists who fear instability. Discover how OP_CAT could transform Bitcoin from digital gold into a versatile platform and the alliance forming to make it happen. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

Why do we keep attracting the same relationship dynamics—and how do we change them? This week, Cat sits down with relationship guide, Jack Bohannan, to reframe attachment theory as a useful map rather than an identity. We unpack why “you attract your unfinished business,” the value of disappointment, and how somatic cues can point to truer boundaries, needs, and desire. Jack’s Somatica-informed approach focuses on creating safe, new relational experiences so your body can learn a ...

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In this episode Ideaspring Capital's founder Naganand talks with Bharath Bakkaraju, the founder of Phyx44, a company manufacturing recombinant protein. They are a deep tech company that is figuring out the alternative to milk and the emission caused by dairy cattle. The numbers are stark and you have to listen to this conversation to understand why companies like Phyx44 are the future in mankind's evolution to consuming protein from a lab and reducing emissions in the form of methane from cat...

I came up with this podcast yesterday. I even wrote some of it in the car. And even though I touched on this topic in a podcast like 10 years ago, this lesson is ever better. Have you ever heard someone say something like, “It’s even colder today than yesterday,” or “He even brought his cat to the party,” and thought… what’s going on with that little word even? It’s just four letters, but even does a lot of work in English. Native speakers use it all the time — in comparisons, for contrast, for

This week on the Rick Flynn Presents Confessions of a Show Biz Kid podcast we welcome Road Manager to the Stars CARL MILLER.Carl Miller was Cat Stevens' road manager and worked in various roles with a who's-who of other big names from Iron Maiden to the Kirov Ballet. He sat down to compile stories narrated by his contemporaries from the world of rock n roll -- and got more than he bargained for.Review:I have been in the rock business for over fifty years. In that time I've seen and heard many funny

What do you do when the creative ideas stop flowing? In this episode of Now Go Create, host Claire Bridges gets real about a topic we don’t talk about enough: the creative slump. She shares her own recent experience, and explores why slumps might happen, how they differ from creative burnout or “block,” and why we shouldn’t panic when the creative tide is out. Introducing her practical “Creative CAT Scan” self-check-in, designed to help listeners get curious about their own moods, take

Welcome back to This Week in Coworking! In this episode, host Hector Kolonas is joined by the inspiring Cat Johnson to discuss the highlights from this week's newsletter. See the full newsletter at https://thisweekincoworking.com/week-37-2025/They discuss the upcoming Coworking Creator Summit (https://twic.co/ccs), a four-hour virtual event aimed at coworking marketing teams and community managers, featuring expert sessions on content strategy, brand voice, storytelling, and more. The episode also

In this episode of Let’s Talk Shop, I’m joined by Sarah Wilson, founder of Little Black Cat Illustrated, a Manchester-based paper goods brand creating quirky, folksy prints, greeting cards and stationery.Sarah shares how she grew from her very first wholesale order in 2023 to now being stocked in over 300 shops worldwide. We dive into the funding, systems, and platforms that supported her growth — and the lessons she’s learned along the way. Timestamps: 00:00 Introduction and Guest

Today we tackle two Georgia stories: the Cop City RICO case & the First Liberty alleged Ponzi scheme. Both of these are perfect demonstrations of the lack of effectiveness of government to actually perform it's true duties.Brian Allen of Liberty Watch joins the show to discuss.Official Podcast of the Libertarian Party of Georgia, airing Mondays @ 8PM EasternA weekly podcast hosted by Jake Green & Cat Hartley that focuses on the state of Georgia. From politics, to news, to business, to

In this episode, we sit down with Eric Tillett, a serial entrepreneur with more lives than a cat. From utility companies in North Carolina to property development in the Virgin Islands, Eric’s ventures have spanned concrete, cannabis, credit unions, and even founding his own church. Now, he’s using AI to shape business plans, political campaigns, and more—sometimes in surprising directions. This conversation is candid, edgy, and at times a little PG-13. Eric doesn’t shy away from talking about the

What really makes you come alive? Is it the house you live in, the title on your resume, or the milestones you have worked so hard to reach? Or is it something much more simple, like the moment you find your voice, join in song with others, or allow yourself to be seen just as you are? In this episode, I sit down with fellow TEDx Spokane speaker, Barron Peper. Barron is an architect, singer, and movement artist who designs spaces that bring us back to what matters most: connection, belonging,...

In this soundbite, Kacie Chappell shares how proactive planning can turn a chaotic emergency into a moment of calm leadership. For Kacie, preparation is not just about logistics. It is what allows teams to step up when it matters most.“When organizations plan before something happens, they really see the benefit in the heat of the moment,” she says. Whether it is a hurricane on the coast or a tornado in Texas, the clients who take time to build continuity plans are always in a stronger position to

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