Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti discuss hotter CPI unlikely to deter rate cuts and the S&P 500 rally. Mark Hamrick (Bankrate) joins the show to chat about Social Security concerns. Fed lost access to private jobs data ahead of government shutdown. The maximun you can borrow from your 401(k) hasn't changed in 40 years. Should that change now?

In this episode, we sit down with James Magree, the founder of Leed Agency and widely known as the King of Google Ads. This chat was incredibly insightful and packed with value — especially if you’re a business owner who hasn’t yet explored Google Ads or wants to understand how to make it truly work for your brand. James breaks down how to use Google Ads strategically, what most businesses get wrong, and how data, creative, and intent all come together to generate real results. 🎯 Whether

Fayette County Public Schools (FCPS) appointed Jacqueline “Jackie” Gordon Duvall as its new Director of Athletics, effective August 18, 2025. An experienced leader in athletic administration, she provides leadership and general oversight of the district’s athletic programs and activities.Mrs. Gordon Duvall holds a Master of Science in Child and Family Studies and a Master of Arts in Organizational Leadership from Western Kentucky University, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Communication and

Chuck Zodda and Marc Fandetti discuss how American corporations are crushing it and it's not just tech companies. Gold suffers its worst rout in twelve years. Is the rally over? Todd Lutsky (Cushing & Dolan) joins the show to chat about navigating around federal and state level estate taxes.

In this episode of CACM Chat: The HOA Life, we dive into part two of The Sh*t That Really Happens: Community Shockers Edition. Host Celeste Huecias, Communications Manager at CACM, reunites with Robert Sides, CCAM-HR.LS, to unpack the wild, unbelievable and sometimes jaw dropping stories community managers face in the field.From unexpected, naked encounters to tough situations that test patience, professionalism and morals, this episode brings you the real-life chaos of community management

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What if the reason your podcast & content isn’t growing… has nothing to do with the content? Today in Content Is Profit, we’re diving into a question that’s been going around in our world lately: What are we missing when it comes to content and podcasting today? This conversation got sparked from a spicy debate inside a mastermind, and a few gold nuggets we pulled from Casey Neistat’s recent chat with Colin & Samir. Let’s just say—there’s more going on than most creators realize. We’re

In this episode of AB Majlis, host Tala Michel Issa, Chief Reporter at Arabian Business, sits down with Tarek Abou Dib, the creative force behind Snoopy Beats, the cult-favourite Fujairah festival that blends music, community and escapism.What started as a “full moon party” for 100 friends has evolved into a full-fledged brand spanning events, weddings, retreats, and production houses. Abou Dib opens up about building a loyal audience without chasing superstar DJs, how Snoopy Beats survived Covid,

Zu Gast ist Simon Uceda, der Gamer, der Recruiting neu denktSimon Uceda ist nicht einfach nur ein leidenschaftlicher Gamer – er ist einer der Pioniere, wenn es darum geht, Gaming als Werkzeug im modernen Recruiting einzusetzen. Als Mitgründer der Simo GmbH (auch bekannt als *Simo Games*) verfolgt er eine klare Mission: Unternehmen mit interaktiven Spielen dabei zu helfen, junge Talente – vor allem aus der Generation Z – authentisch und effektiv zu erreichen. Seine Herangehensweise unterscheidet

Jo Whitfield, in her first chat since becoming Chair of the British Retail Consortium, tells Sean Farrington how she ended up hat the organisation after a career spanning some of the High Street's biggest businesses. She shares why it’s such an important time for retail, and talks about how the sector’s changing—thanks to online shopping, social media, and shifting customer habits—and how retailers are adapting. Jo dives into the pressures businesses face, especially around business rates and

Mike Armstrong and Marc Fandetti explain why you shouldn't trust a publication that has the answers to protecting your portfolio. Apple stock hits new record on report of strong iPhone sales. Understand required minimum distributions. Andrew Ross Sorkin (CNBC, NYTimes, and author of 1929) joins the show to chat about today's economic conditions vs those in the 1920s.

We explore how SEO is evolving into a broader visibility strategy that spans AI overviews, chat tools, and omnichannel marketing. Lindsay Halsey shares client-ready frameworks for education, measurement, and execution that turn complexity into clear next steps. • shift from sessions to visibility and share of voice • client education using visuals and live data reviews • GA4 custom channel for AI tool referrals • AI overview tracking and imperfect but useful signals • LLMs.txt and crawl acce...

Few dealers could pull of running their vintage shop inside a tattoo parlor, but it's a perfect fit for Brook-Lynne Vezer of Old Moon Vintage. Vezer joins Business of Vintage to chat about her 15-year journey from teenage seamstress to vintage icon. She spills on seeing her pieces on TV, being a part of iconic markets like A Current Affair & Pickwick, and redefining her brand through motherhood. It’s a joyful, real talk about evolving as a person while keeping the sparkle

Today’s agenda: Swish swish Cringe corporate speak: fireside chat Hot topic: answering questies sent by our fellow Besties Receiving feedback: is it all worth listening to? Keeping your social media activity on the DL How to deal with the negative feedback So your work bestie got promoted... what now? What are some mistakes that we've made and how did we recover? Questions/Comments Your To-Do List: Grab merch, submit Questions & Comments, and make sure that you’re

Episode 692: Neal and Toby chat about Trump’s tariffs on imported lumber and furniture, potentially having an outsized impact on American homes…literally. Then, Walmart partners with OpenAI to bring a streamlined shopping experience through ChatGPT. Also, Gold might be getting all the attention, but Silver could be grabbing the title of the most precious metal. Meanwhile, Toby examines the trend of album variants, which is a cheat code for a musician to boost their album sales. Ex. Taylor Swift

Time to strike the right chord! Gina Yager sits down with Pete Radd, the versatile musician who’s been turning melodies into memorable marketing magic for over 30 years. From his early days, knowing at age 4 that piano would be his life’s calling to creating the unforgettable Lerner and Rowe jingle that’s stuck in everyone’s head across 20 states, Pete’s journey is a perfect harmony of passion and business savvy. Get the inside story on how Pete splits his time between crafting catchy commercial

Candace Smith is in her first year at Ohio University and 18 th year overall in collegiate athletics. Smith joined the Ohio Bobcats in March 2025 as the Executive Associate Athletic Director and Chief Financial Officer and serves as a member of the athletics executive leadership team, advising the Athletic Director of strategic priorities and departmental direction. Her professional oversight includes Business Operations, Human resources, Compliance and Video Broadcasting while having sport

Welcome to this raw and honest episode of the Extraordinary Millionaire podcast where hosts Nicholas Wallwork and Martin Foster go right back to the beginning and share their personal rock bottom stories.In this full episode, Martin reveals his rock bottom was a steady buildup over three to four years, starting with the sudden loss of his father, which he didn't have the tools to deal with at the time. COVID destroyed his business where he held a high position, leading to the breakdown of his

“You thought your customers were lazy on the gym floor. They’re even lazier with their brains.”That’s how Donald Miller explained the hidden reason most gym marketing doesn’t work: it makes people think too hard.Donald Miller is the CEO of StoryBrand and Business Made Simple. He’s the author of several books, including bestsellers Building a StoryBrand, Marketing Made Simple, and How to Grow Your Small Business. At the end of the Growth Summit in Nashville, Tim sat down with Donald for a live