In this episode of Long Story Short, we sit down with Michael Copeland, President and CEO of Woodbine Entertainment, whose career has spanned law, consulting, and professional sports leadership. Michael opens up about what it takes to navigate bold career pivots from corporate law to leading one of Canada’s most iconic sports organizations, and the lessons learned along the way. We talk about what’s unfolding at Woodbine, how the company is transforming its role in Canadian sports and enterta...

Sometimes the hardest chapters of our lives become the foundation for everything that follows thereafter.Lori Richardson has spent over 40 years breaking barriers in sales and leadership. She started as a teacher, jumped into technology sales when it was still a boys’ club, and eventually built her own successful company.Along the way, she’s faced adversity, doubt, and moments that could’ve stopped her but became fuel for her success.Lori opens up about her early life, including how watching her

Our newest team member Sean continues to detail his journey into the working world. On today's episode, Sean is joined by one of his former classmates as the two discuss their offices versus the classroom. Topics include office culture, working with senior leadership, their biggest hurdles, site visits and so much more. Plus, the two give advice to current college students on how to maximize their college experience and how to get their first job out of school.

Host: Kathleen SpinazzolaGuests: Dr. Katie Zboyovski, Assistant Professor of Pharmacy Practice             Rachel Zurn, First-Year LECOM Pharmacy StudentKathleen is joined by Dr. Katie Zboyovski and Rachel Zurn, and they discuss the evolving role of pharmacists and the importance of their work. Dr. Zboyovski highlights the expanding responsibilities of pharmacists, including immunization, medication management, and health monitoring. Rachel shares her interest in pharmacy, influenced by a family

The job market in Baton Rouge is facing an unprecedented "perfect storm" in 2025, with critical talent shortages across five major industries simultaneously. On this episode of The Gulf Coast Staffing Edge Podcast, the team at CDR General Services dives deep into the complex factors driving this crisis—including massive industrial expansion and a sub-state average unemployment rate of 3.2%. Discover how leading Gulf Coast staffing agencies are completely redefining their models, leveraging

A Senate committee report just warned that 100 million U.S. jobs could be affected by AI automation over the next decade. And we're not talking about factory workers — we're talking about finance professionals, analysts, administrators, and knowledge workers. The people who were told that education and office work were the safe bet. In this episode, Brian C. Newman cuts through the hype to show you which white-collar roles are genuinely vulnerable, why this disruption is fundamentally differe...

What happens when your performance review praises your results, but tears down your identity? In this raw and vulnerable solo episode of Work Unscripted, host Marlo Lyons shares the real words from one of her own annual performance reviews— like “over-driving,” “over-reacting,” and “the Marlo show.” As a neurodivergent professional, Marlo unpacks how judgmental feedback lands, why it stings, and what leaders can do to make performance reviews feel constructive instead of personal. You’ll lear...

The internet isn’t dead—it’s haunted. This week, Gini Dietrich explores the “dead internet” theory and why bots now outnumber humans online, which changes how we plan, measure, and defend our brands. You’ll learn how to replace vanity metrics with human signals, ship proof-of-work content (original data, named experts, receipts), add provenance to your media, and rewire your PESO Model for verified attention. Highlights: Why dashboards glow while revenue stalls—and how to fix it Owned

Nate Cross & Ben Kowalski answer your freight brokering questions and discuss: 💼 How many brokers carry their own insurance vs. just rely on their bond and the carrier’s insurance? 🗣️ Tips from experienced brokers on booking trucks and improving negotiation skills for newcomers. 🚛 Do brokers prefer working with owner-operators, small fleets, or larger carriers—and why? Support Our Sponsors: Freight Collection Solutions - Click Here QuikSkope - Get a Free Trial: Click Here Levity:

In this empowering episode of Lead With Swagger, Jennifer Sukalo breaks down the four stages of the Change Curve — Denial, Resistance, Exploration, and Commitment — and shows how to move from fear and uncertainty to confidence and action. Through real-life stories and practical strategies, Jennifer teaches leaders how to embrace change, stay grounded in chaos, and transform every challenge into an opportunity for growth.

Schedule a Meeting with Joshua TODAY!Have you ever lost a dream project to a competitor you know cuts corners — even though your craftsmanship is miles ahead?If you’re an outdoor living pro, landscaper, or hardscaper who takes pride in delivering quality, you’ve probably felt the sting of losing a client to a smooth-talking competitor who outsells you despite doing subpar work. This episode uncovers the real reason why confidence, not craftsmanship, wins the sale — and what you can do to

In this episode of Career Coaching Secrets, host Rexhen Doda sits down with Melahni Ake, founder of Everyday Leaders Professional Coaching and Consulting, to uncover the strategies behind building a purpose-driven and sustainable coaching business. From her beginnings in medical device sales to becoming an 8x bestselling author and certified Maxwell Leadership coach, Melahni shares her insights on scaling through collaboration, leading with integrity, and preparing for growth without lo...

There will always be more time to do than the time we have to do it. In this intimate birthday reflection, Monique invites you into the truth most high-achievers avoid: There will always be more ideas, more ambition, more responsibility than there will ever be time. And strangely, accepting that might be the most liberating shift of your life. Monique explores the transition between seasons, the grace required, the courage to slow down, and the deep wisdom of listening to the whisper before it

What does it take to build a world-class development team from scratch inside a company that already operates over 4.5 GW of solar and storage projects? Catherine sat down with Shanelle Montana, Chief Development Officer at Arevon, on SunCast’s PowerUp Live stage presented by Wärtsilä at RE+ in Vegas, to talk about: • Her path from Washington D.C. to leading utility-scale solar and storage development — including roles at Lightsource bp, EDF Renewables, and BayWa r.e. • How Arevon’s operator-...

In this episode, I’m sharing three simple but powerful ways to improve your direct mail strategy — without sounding like every other agent in your town. We’ll look at what most agents are doing wrong, how to instantly add value to your letters, and how to use tools like video and QR codes to track engagement and book more appointments. If you’re still sending out “Dear Homeowner” letters… this is your wake-up call. Tune in, make the changes, and start getting better results from every lette...

In this episode of Power Skills with Janna, we tackle a challenge every leader faces: Overcoming Imposter Syndrome. That niggling inner voice whispering “you’re a fraud” is just a fleeting feeling—not a diagnosis. Janna reframes imposterism as a sign of growth, unpacking neuroscience (amygdala vs. prefrontal cortex) to explain why self-doubt feels so sticky. Through stories like a director’s journey from self-sabotage to empowerment, she shares practical tools to name, challenge, and

You could be trying your hardest to build psychological safety - and still be getting it wrong. Here’s why just one person feeling unsafe can quietly unravel your entire team. In this Quick Win episode, I’m joined by clinical psychologist Sabina Read to unpack one of the biggest leadership mistakes I made last year: misunderstanding how psychological safety really works. We talk about how uneven safety erodes trust, and I share the exact tool my team now uses to make sure we catch

Episode Summary:In this episode of For Better or For Court: Family Law in New Jersey, Alix Claps, a certified matrimonial law attorney and partner at Heymann & Fletcher, discusses a topic rarely written in legal documents but present in nearly every divorce — the emotional gap between spouses. Alix explains what happens when one partner is emotionally ready to move forward while the other is still processing the end of the marriage. She outlines how this imbalance can influence legal decisions,

Recruiters everywhere are asking the same question: Is AI going to replace us? Ez shares what he’s seeing across agency teams in Australia, what AI tools are genuinely saving time, and which parts of recruitment can never be replaced by tech. From interview note automation to smarter BD workflows, this episode will help you separate reality from fear and turn AI into your biggest advantage. If you found this valuable, subscribe and follow The Recruitment Edge with Ez Khan on Spotify o...

Discover how small, intentional actions help you uncover your unique superpower, build confidence, and take meaningful steps toward your career goals with special guest Dr. Christiane Schroeter.