Local News Jobs What happens when local journalism collides with the digital revolution? Zach Shaw takes us behind the curtain of his 30-year career at Hudson Valley One, revealing triumphs and struggles of community reporting in an age of dwindling print subscribers and shrinking advertising revenues. But the real jaw-dropper? His take on the future of journalism: AI helping one reporter do the job of ten, and everyday people stepping up as citizen journalists. It’s a wild, fascinating look ...

This special episode of The Insurance Guy is dedicated to honoring the life and legacy of our dear friend and colleague, Steve Fisher. We reflect on his friendship, infectious enthusiasm, and the profound impact he had on our community and the insurance industry.If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts or emotional distress, help is available. Reach out to the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline by calling or texting 988. This free, confidential service is staffed by trained

In this episode, Friddy Hoegener shares how his background in supply chain inspired the creation of SCOPE Recruiting—a boutique firm where every recruiter brings real-world supply chain experience. He discusses common mistakes executives make during interviews, misconceptions about recruiters’ roles, and how networking remains the most powerful tool for career advancement. Friddy also offers practical advice for executives looking to transition industries, the importance of authentic personal...

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Darya Shirokova (former Assistant Director for the Institute for Transnational Arbitration (ITA), currently Founder of Houston Place of Arbitration) during the ITA Annual Conference and Workshop.She discusses her journey in international arbitration and shares her educational background, having studied in Russia, France, and the UK, and her professional experiences at the ICC in Paris and arbitration cases involving large energy firms. She talks about her Ph.D

Every leader isn’t called to blend in, some are called to build at full capacity. In this episode, Dr. Walker challenges leaders to stop dimming their light and lowering their standard to make others comfortable. He unpacks what it means to lead with Kingdom excellence, embrace misunderstanding, and model growth that inspires others to rise. With wisdom and conviction, Dr. Walker reminds us that operating at full capacity isn’t about a full schedule, it is about walking in full purpose.

In this episode of "The Humble Throne," Todd Robatin delves into the power of humble teams. Discover how greatness is built by quiet collaborators, not loud individuals. Explore the importance of shared power, mutual respect, and emotional availability in creating teams that not only work well together but also shape each other's purpose. Learn how humble teams make a big impact by building belonging and community, and why contribution matters more than credit.Transcript:Welcome back to the Humble

Jen shares a snippet from Scott R. Tucker’s book, Don’t Forget Your War Chest, for military retirees seeking an alternative solution to the Survivor Benefit Plan.Jen’s upcoming book, The Military Spouse Benefit Plan, addresses the same topic for military spouses seeking a confident and informed decision about the Survivor Benefit Plan.The Introduction of The Military Spouse Benefit Plan and a free PDF of Don’t Forget Your Chest (for ranks E9, O5, and O6) is now available at:

This week I'm joined by Andy Bishop who shares his journey from studying typography to leading a digital agency. Andy shares how he taught himself web design during the .com boom, the skills every designer needs today, and why there’s still room for human creativity in an AI-driven world.  Connect with Andy: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/amacbishop/ --- Explore being a web designer: https://www.prospects.ac.uk/job-profiles/web-designer What can I do with a web designer degree:

Today, we explore a critical skill that separates effective leaders from overworked doers: the art of delegation and trust.For many high-achievers, the impulse to do everything themselves is strong. The belief that "if you want something done right, you have to do it yourself" is a deeply ingrained mantra. This mindset can be born from a genuine commitment to quality or a history of being rewarded for personal effort. In the early stages of a career or a business, this hands-on approach is often

Your boss has expectations of you. But don't forget you also have expectations of your boss. In this episode learn 3 key things that you can rely on your boss to provide for you in your engineering career.

Leave comments and questions here. If you would like a response, use our email: enquiries@employmentrightsonline.com Hi there This week, we look at a case that sounds funny - if it wasn’t so serious. This is the case of an employee with 27 years of service with his employer, who said something in jest… and it cost him his job. We look at what the employee said, how the company handled the situation and why the employee took his case to an employment tribunal… AND WON! We discuss a...

Episode Summary: In this first episode, Mary shares what every driver should know after being involved in a car accident. With over 40 years of experience handling personal injury and workers’ compensation cases, she breaks down what to do at the scene, how to document evidence, when to call the police, and why you should think twice before speaking with an insurance company. Whether the crash is minor or serious, this episode gives you the exact steps to protect your health, your rights, and your

Episode Summary: En este episodio, Abraham Cárdenas explica qué sucede cuando un familiar es detenido por inmigración y cómo las familias pueden actuar para buscar su liberación. Se abordan los tipos de detención, la elegibilidad para fianzas, los pasos que sigue un abogado para presentar una moción de fianza, cómo se determina el monto por parte del juez o del oficial de inmigración, y qué documentación ayuda a convencer al juez. Además, se destacan situaciones en las que no es posible obtener

Most agents play it safe because they’re terrified of failure. But the truth? Failure isn’t the problem, it’s how long you take to pivot. In this episode, I share how failing faster can help you grow your lettings business, plus four practical lessons: fail small and early, use data not guesswork, always have a pivot plan, and talk openly about your failures. Every failure is feedback and the faster you act on it, the faster you grow 📚Want a free copy of the ‘Your First £100,000 E...

Summary In this premiere episode of Protecting Your Legacy with Estate Planning, Adam Grant, founding partner of Stonewood Law PC in Encino, California, shares his insights on building a secure legacy through thoughtful estate planning. With over a decade of legal experience, Adam discusses why trust, accessibility, and long-term relationships are essential when selecting the right estate planning professional. He also explains how young families can protect their futures, the dangers of DIY estate

Episode Summary In this episode, Keith Pedrani breaks down the key differences between revocable and irrevocable trusts—what they mean, how they work, and which one may be the right fit depending on your family’s needs. Keith shares practical insights for young families, professionals, and seniors on how each type of trust affects control, taxes, Medicaid planning, and asset protection. If you’ve ever wondered which trust makes the most sense for your stage of life, this episode gives you a clear,

A board letter can flip a career in an instant, and the first response often decides what happens next. We sit down with Client Success Liaison, DJ Collora and Client Success Manager, Jasen Dalus from Bertolino Law Firm to unpack the biggest mistakes Texas license holders make when complaints land, why the playing field is stacked with full-time investigators and attorneys, and how to answer without hurting your case. If you’ve ever wondered whether silence, over-explaining, or DIY replies he...

Gen Z is entering the workplace across the Middle East at a faster rate than ever — and they are not here to follow outdated systems. They want purpose, growth, and leadership they can respect. So why are so many companies still struggling to retain them?In this episode, Ines Mokrani and guest Noura Al-Mansoori break down: – Why Gen Z isn’t “impossible” — they’re misunderstood – What truly drives them at work – The leadership shift needed in the UAE, Saudi Arabia & GCC – Real examples from

In this episode, attorney Lance Drury unpacks the complexities surrounding IRS tax liens. He breaks down what liens are, how they differ from levies, how they affect your property and finances, and the options available to taxpayers. Lance also discusses common misconceptions, how liens can impact real estate transactions and credit, and the role of title companies in lien resolution. It’s an essential guide for anyone facing tax debt and wondering what comes next. Key Timestamps: 00:01 – Welcome

Michelle Storer, Senior Training Consultant for Civil Service Pensions, returns to the podcast to talk us through the annual Pension Increase. She explains what PI is, how it works and who qualifies for it. We also discuss some frequently asked questions from members, and some common misconceptions about this yearly increase. Useful links: Transcript of this episode Accessible version of this episode Yearly Pensions Increase (PI) - Civil Service Pension Scheme HMRC online services: sign in or set