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Welcome to another episode of The Charley King Show: Bluebell Talks! In this heartfelt, funny, and inspiring conversation, Charley King sits down with her longtime friend and legendary choreographer and director Stephen Mear CBE to explore dance, theatre, creativity, friendship, mentorship, and what it really takes to build a lasting career in the performing arts.Stephen shares the journey that began when he started dancing at just three years old and eventually took him from the stages of the West

Episode Summary: In this episode of The Family Law Frontline, host Leann Lyon is joined by Fedor Kozlov, a seasoned family law attorney with over a decade of experience in Illinois. They delve into the intricacies of parental responsibilities, explaining how decision-making for a child is allocated between parents in areas such as education, healthcare, religion, and extracurricular activities. Fedor clarifies the distinction between parenting time and decision-making, emphasizing that financial

Your next buyer may not start their home search on Zillow, Realtor.com, or Redfin.They may simply ask an AI assistant to find three homes, compare them, identify the best options, pull the listing agent’s information, and help schedule the showings. In this episode of PowerHouse Talk, Tim Harris, Julie Harris, Chris Heller, Dan Lesniak, and Tammy Irby break down what the rapid rise of AI means for real estate agents right now. They dig into Meta’s Muse, AI-powered home searches, pricing and

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, Andrea Castelo, Senior Product Engineer at IDEA StatiCa, drops in to share how she is transforming the structural engineering industry! She reveals how bridging the gap between traditional design engineering and cutting-edge software development is the ultimate secret weapon for modern firms looking to seamlessly solve complex structural details. Andrea shares out-of-the-box insights on her own career transition—explaining the rewards and challenges of moving...

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Your best rep is sitting at 130% of quota, and every instinct says it's time to hire. So you start writing the job description for another hire, bracing for three to six months of ramp time right when you need momentum most. Kyle Willis, VP of Growth at BELAY, thinks most sales leaders are betting on the wrong rep. Jeb Blount Jr. sits down with Kyle to break down what happens when a top performer gets a virtual sales assistant and wins back 5 to 10 hours a week. One rep pushed past 150% of

Freight policy is moving fast, and the decisions being made now could reshape safety, fraud, and accountability across the supply chain. Fresh back from the TIA Policy Forum in Washington, D.C., we break down the Montgomery case, the Motor Carrier Safety Selection Standard Act, cargo theft legislation like CORCA, and the ongoing broker transparency fight. We also explain what these changes could mean for brokers, carriers, insurance costs, and the broader freight market. For listeners who wan...

Joel and Maureen are back, slightly singed from RecFest, to argue about whether the industry is a warm community or a room full of under-resourced people begging an AI agent to reinvent the email alert.Also on the menu: LinkedIn cosplaying as TikTok, Meta finally peeling the cameras off the glasses Maureen still will not buy. The job market gets the usual treatment — sturdy headlines, miserable humans, bots applying as nurses for $150 a pop. Then Madonna shows up at 68 in fishnets, and the

Bob Phibbs talks with Mark Ryski, founder and CEO of HeadCount Corporation and author of Store Traffic Is a Gift, about one of retail’s most consequential measurement mistakes: confusing sales results with store performance. Ryski argues that retailers need to separate traffic, conversion rate, and average transaction value to understand what is actually driving results. The discussion connects measurement to frontline execution—showing why more marketing cannot compensate for missed opportunities

After working at the Portuguese mission to the United Nations and trying out journalism, Ana Miranda decided, in 2011, to build something of her own: a platform to show contemporary Portuguese culture abroad, starting with a short film festival she funded out of her own salary. Fifteen years later, the organization has taken more than 1,500 Portuguese artists to stages in 37 countries, from Saramago Week and Pessoa in New York to dance programs at Alvin Ailey and a film festival now in its 16th

AI is getting better, cheaper and increasingly specialized. At The Economic Times World Leaders Forum, Sudip Roy, Co-Founder and CTO of Adaption, joins ET’s Swathi Moorthy to discuss why the next phase of AI may be less about building ever-larger models and more about adaptation, efficiency, and solving specific enterprise problems.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ollie Hawkins has spent nearly 25 years in estate agency, but it was moving into the self-employed model that allowed him to build the type of business he’d always wanted. In this episode, Ollie joins me to talk about how he’s become a highly recognisable estate agent in Tadley, built a business around delivering a genuinely personal service, and created a growing stream of referrals and recommendations. We talk about why he deliberately chose not to compete on cheap fees, how specialising in...

This episode of Mat's Trucking Great Podcast is proudly sponsored by D L Mills Transport!Mat is joined by Dr Jerome Puryear on the podcast for lorry drivers.This is the podcast for truck drivers, hosted by and featuring interviews from people in the industry. Host Mat Ireland will be bringing you all of the latest stories of what's happening in truck news as well as interviews with other drivers to tell their fascinating career stories.

Six months can now make an AI idea go from sounding years ahead of its time to something people are already using every day. That compression creates a difficult question for executives: how do you make durable decisions when the technology, tools, and ways of working may change before a traditional planning cycle is finished? In Episode 2 of Now to Next: The Signal, the new season of Jason Averbook’s Now to Next podcast, Jason reconnects with Johannes Sundlo, a longtime HR practitioner who s...

Last month, a resume came through our portal from a Clinical Research Associate with four CRA positions on it. Under each position, she listed the same resume bullet points, word for word. Her resume gave our recruiters nothing to verify and no way to see what she had really done in any of those four roles. Unfortunately, her resume isn’t unusual. For years, resume templates included a section titled Responsibilities, and many clinical research professionals filled it in by copying the job de...

John Petrocelli, Founder and CEO of Bulldog DM, shares his journey from telecommunications to becoming a leader in live streaming and digital media, highlighting lessons on risk, trust, and the power of shared experiences.Like, comment, and subscribe to never miss a new episode.Connect with Tom LeNoble on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomlenoble/Visit Tom LeNoble’s website here: tomlenoble.com Listen to Opening Pathways on these podcast platforms: Spotify:

How do you integrate AI into your solopreneur operations without diluting your unique voice or losing the human judgment that earns client trust? In this episode of Unfiltered Solopreneur, Nikhil Vaish talks with digital nomad and Al marketing strategist Trevor Davis about why sophisticated Al systems often make a solopreneur harder to understand, not easier - and how to fix it.He also talks about building practical AI marketing systems while preserving the expertise and human connection

The Yotta data center conference in Las Vegas started three years ago with 1,500 attendees. This year it drew 7,000. Columbus/Central Ohio Building and Construction Trades Council Executive Secretary-Treasurer Dorsey Hager was there, meeting one-on-one with hyperscalers and developers — some looking at Ohio for the first time — while the Columbus building trades are on pace to eclipse 20 million work hours this year, up from 4 million a decade ago.On today's episode of America's Work Force Union