With the nights getting darker and colder after work, Andy and Todd talk about the importance of doing things socially off the tools, that doesn't just invove going down the pub. Andy and Todd talk to Jamie Ashley about a charity football match taking place on Friday 31st October and the benefits of playing with fellow trades. Alex Wood talks about Andy's Man Club and the benefits of meeting up and having a chat with like minded men. Decorator, Jon Graham talks about his past experiences with

Send us a text Carley Shimkus serves as a co-host on FOX News Channel’s "FOX & Friends First." She joined the network in 2009 as a production assistant, and since then, has worked her way up through the newsroom. Carley’s story is one of hard work, curiosity, and a passion for storytelling — and in this episode, we dive into her career journey, what work-life balance looks like, and so much more. Carley, welcome to the podcast!

Ep 88: Beware, those lower prices some sign supply distributors are telling you might not be what they seem. Tyler and Domingo break down what's behind those "prices" and why cheaper isn't always cheaper. Check out the featured products: Arlon DPF V9500 Nekoosa NextBond Nekoosa RTape MetaMark Products "Your podcast is the best podcast in the business." - Jared Granberry, President, GSG (Graphic Solutions Group) The Slightly Serious Sign Podcast is now the #1 Most Fact Checked Podcast...

Mirko Borsche is the founder and creative director of Bureau Borsche, based in Munich. For over two decades he has shaped visual culture across editorial, fashion, sport, and art — from rebranding Inter Milan to designing for Supreme, Balenciaga, Nike, and Zeit Magazine. His path began in graffiti, moved through advertising, and grew into one of Europe’s most influential design practices. What if the beauty of design comes not from perfection — but from mistakes, accidents, and the courage to let

Navigate the AI-driven workplace with Dorie Clark, a Columbia Business School professor and author of The Long Game and Reinventing You. Learn to build a personal brand that ensures career security, foster authentic leadership to boost loyalty, and embrace reinvention for long-term success. From combating layoffs to leveraging AI’s diagnostic potential, this episode equips employees and managers to thrive in 2025’s evolving landscape. =====👂Listen out for:- Build indispensable personal brand-

Meet Zahir. The conference room is silent as he clicks through his slides. As Director of Global Supply for an international tech company, he’s presenting a new strategy to unify operations across three continents. The numbers are solid, but he can feel the energy slipping away. Eyes drift to phones. Nods are polite, not passionate. Zahir knows his data is strong, but his message is falling flat. After the meeting, he lingers by the window, staring at the city skyline. He’s known for solving

Before you sign your loan or construction contract, make sure you know what the bank is really asking for. Art and Antonis unpack how miscommunication between lenders and contractors can cause major budget surprises—and what every optometrist should know to stay in control of their project costs. A must-listen for anyone planning a new optometry practice or expansion.

Jim leads the discussion on Michigan’s FY ’26 state budget: how we got here, key changes and what it means for employers – from taxes, roads, talent funding, and competitiveness. Joining him are several members of our Business Advocacy team:Wendy Block, Senior VP of Business Advocacy and lead lobbyistBecky Burtka, VP of Member Engagement and overall budget leadRandy Gross, Senior Director of Legislative Affairs and Associate General Counsel and our tax policy lead

Join Co-Founders, Co-CEOs, and Co-parents Sara and Ben Jensen as they celebrate the launch of their new book, Hormone Health Simplified. In this episode, they open up about their personal struggles, share simple steps you can take that make a real difference, and talk about the impact this book is already making. With the Jensens at the helm, Hugh & Grace continues to create meaningful change — and this book is just the beginning.Find us at hughandgrace.com  On Instagram @hughandgrace       On

Michelle's Top 5 CliftonStrengths are: Harmony, Activator, Relator, individualization and Responsbility  Michelle lives in Austin Texas with  her  husband Austin and two girls Katherine and Margo. She  attended the University of Oklahoma and worked in campus ministry post college at SMU in Dallas. Most recently she has been  a part of the team at Generous Giving doing follow up for their retreats that happen all over the country. Her favorite things to do include being active and being outside

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When your story falls apart, how do you begin again?Jen Hatmaker has lived through more than one public unraveling. Once an acclaimed evangelical Christian leader and author, she lost much of her audience when she began to publicly speak out against racism and homophobia within the church. And then, a few years later, she lost her marriage too. But instead of retreating, she rebuilt her life from the ground up. In this episode of Hello Monday, Jessi Hempel sits down with Jen to talk about faith,

Send us a text Rita Goodroe is a former attorney who built a thriving career as a business coach and professional speaker. She helps people and organizations lead, connect, and sell more effectively by focusing on authenticity and relationship-building. Before launching her coaching and speaking career, Rita practiced law for 13 years, specializing in business and real estate. After leaving law, she became a dating coach, quickly surpassing her legal income, and eventually shifted into busine...

Send us a text Every great company starts with the people who build it. Few people know this better than Wendy Papakostandini, who has spent nearly a decade helping founders hire and scale at Anzu Partners. In this episode of Beyond the Hire, Wendy shares practical insights for both founders and candidates, including how to assess a company’s stability and growth potential, what thoughtful questions can reveal during interviews, why low-ego operators thrive in early environments, and wh...

This week, I’m joined by Wyatt Wentz, rodeo videographer, storyteller, and lifelong stock contractor’s son whose passion for Western sports runs deep. If you’ve watched any of the big rodeos in the Northwest lately, there’s a good chance you’ve seen his work.We talk about how Wyatt got started and how he’s grown a full-time career in video since 2020. We hear why his passion isn’t necessarily for content or camera gear, but for rodeo itself. His story is a reminder that you don’t have to be loud

Watch this episode on YouTube! https://youtu.be/UbNr7vF4CC8?si=VqX2owW86GNq7OdsWhat does it really take to get started with artificial intelligence in a small or mid-sized company right here in the U.S.?In Part 2 of this two-part series, Matt Kirchner continues breaking down A Manufacturer’s Guide to AI Tech — exploring the final 7 technologies reshaping how organizations operate, automate, and make decisions.From autonomous mobile robots and smart drones to AI-powered industrial robots, next-gen

Have you ever walked into a store and wondered "how is this store out of of the product that I need?" In this episode of Workforce 4.0, host Ann Wyatt speaks with Jaimie Horstman, Director of Demand and Forecasting at Procter & Gamble. They discuss the critical role of data in supply chain management, consumer behavior during crises, and the importance of predictive insights. Jaimie shares her insights on how to leverage data for better decision-making and offers practical tips for smaller

In Part 1 (ep 1009), you heard Dr Mia's journey as a mature student to veterinary medicine, her transition from mixed to small animal practice, and how VetsOne supported her herbal medicine side hustle. You also heard why she left—and what drew her back 18 months later.In Part 2, Dr Mia walks through the practical day-to-day realities of working at VetsOne.In this episode, you'll hear about:After-hours arrangements: How joining the Hawke's Bay after-hours clinic changed everything

Beginning in 2025, our podcasts will feature first-person stories about how work and opportunities are shifting due to technological, business, and social upheavals. You will hear from people who are finding ways to make sense of these chaotic times and the lessons they learn along the way. The podcasts will be organized into separate series that reflect the Institute's interests and activities. Today’s conversation marks the first installment in our series on artificial intelligence in the ...