If you enjoyed this podcast, we'd love to hear from you! S3: E11 In this episode of Secrets of Learning and Development, hosts Julia and Valerie sit down with Tom McDowall, consultant, strategist and founder of Evolve L&D, for a conversation that questions long-standing norms in the learning and development space. Tom’s career began in sales management, where he quickly saw how poor training was not only failing to deliver results, but was also letting people down. That early frustrati...

It’s the spookiest time of the year - when even the toughest tradies get a few chills down their spine.From the Celtic roots of Samhain to Mexico’s Day of the Dead, we’re marking Halloween the Fix Radio way: with your ghost stories from the job!We asked you to share the creepiest things you’ve seen (or thought you saw) on-site - those eerie footsteps, flickering shadows, and haunted half-built houses that make you want to grab your tools and leg it.Tune in… if you dare.Catch Clive On Fix Radio

Episode Summary: In this episode of Real Talk Family Law, Maryland family law attorney Richard Lebovitz explains how divorce by mutual consent provides couples with an efficient, low-conflict alternative to traditional litigation. With over 30 years of experience, Richard details the requirements, process, and advantages of mutual consent divorce, including how it allows spouses to resolve issues privately and avoid prolonged court battles. He also highlights common mistakes that derail agreements

How far am I willing to go? How much work am I willing to do? Two powerful questions today's guest asked herself at the start of her writing journey as she considered what it meant to be a writer. Barbara DeMarco-Barrett is a writer, podcaster, teacher, and publisher on the show to talk about writing, podcasting, and her latest book, Pool Fishing, a collection of stories connected by place and featuring characters who live on the fringes of society. In our conversation she shares insights into the

Episode Summary: In this first episode of Stolen: The Eminent Domain Podcast, Attorney Chad Brown introduces the mission behind the show — protecting property owners from unfair government land takings. He’s joined by Attorney Caleb Wheeler, head of the Eminent Domain Division at Chad Brown Law, who explains how the process works, what rights landowners have, and why legal representation is key. Together, they share how property ownership connects to freedom, stability, and community growth. Key

Rory Sutherland reveals the one £4 book from 1916 that he says is “better than Harvard Business Review.” The book - Obvious Adams by Robert Updegraff holds timeless lessons on creativity, perception, and why obvious ideas often change everything. In this clip, Rory explains why modern marketers rely too much on data, models, and metrics and not enough on human psychology. Obvious Adams reminds us that the most effective ideas are often so simple they’re ignored. He connects the dots between

This is your The Woman's Career Podcast podcast.Welcome to The Woman’s Career Podcast. Today, we’re diving right into a game-changer for your professional journey: networking effectively. Whether you’re an introvert who feels drained at the idea of “mingling” or an extrovert who can work a room, networking is an essential tool every woman can leverage for career advancement—and yes, there are strategies that suit every personality.Let’s start with what networking truly means. Deborah Gray, marketing

Monica Marquez has held big titles at Google, EY, and Goldman Sachs, but now she's teaching companies how to ditch their outdated playbooks and embrace a new way of working with AI. In this episode, Monica and Rob unpack why the people team, not IT, needs to lead AI transformation, how to automate without losing the human touch, and what it really means to "unlearn" your way to better work. She shares how her team at Flipwork is helping organizations build adaptive, human-centered workflows and why

If you want to be able to confidently participate in those high stakes conversations and push PAST the overwhelm that's keeping you stuck and quiet, today's episode is for you.It's totally normal to feel overwhelmed when you're in high-stakes rooms with leaders, but you can absolutely overcome your fears and learn to speak with authentic confidence in these situations. In today's episode, you'll learn why you get so stuck in there situations, and you'll also be learning my two part framework for

When a woman moves into a leadership position at work, she is much more likely to burnout, be depressed and face different criticism than her male colleagues. It's something author Meghan French Dunbar experienced herself, and why she wrote her new book,This Isn't Working: How Working Women Can Overcome Stress, Guilt, and Overload to Find True Success. Meghan interviewed leaders like Eileen Fisher and former Patagonia CEO Rose Marcario to reveal why contemporary business culture disproportionately

Welcome to a special edition of How I Crushed It — #TheElevateSeries — created in proud partnership with the Black British Business Awards (BBBAwards). This partnership celebrates past winners and the powerful impact they continue to make across their industries and communities.In this episode, we speak with Jamelia Donaldson, a BBBAwards 2019 winner in the Entrepreneur Rising Star category, celebrated for her impact on global entrepreneurship and the natural hair care industry. The BBBAwards

We're excited for you to hear from Danny Tenorio, otherwise known as D Tenox in the music industry. Hear about when he got his first acoustic guitar, how he ended up in Miami, and even how he almost died in LA. Also, his tips for success and how he found the drive to keep going after losing his client for which he quit his day job to devote 100%. You're in for a treat. You can find him here:Muso Instagram Spotify: D Tenox  Youtube

Most practice owners believe burnout is just part of the job — long hours, heavy workloads, and endless demands. But what if burnout isn’t a personal flaw… what if it’s a system problem?In this episode of the Private Practice Owners Podcast, host Adam Robin sits down with Kelly Higdon, co-founder of zynnyme, therapist, business coach, and author of Therapist Burnout. Kelly has spent the last 15 years helping practice owners rebuild their businesses (and their lives) from the ground up — without

Scott Nelson, history professor at the University of Georgia and author of “Steel Driving Man: John Henry, the Untold Story of an American Legend,” revealed the true story behind the folk hero John Henry. He traced Henry’s journey from being a young convict in Virginia to his death as a steel-driving man building railroad tunnels in the aftermath of the Civil War. Nelson explained how the song “John Henry” became a powerful work chant, highlighted its roots in African burial traditions and shared

This week on Transit Unplugged, we’re bringing you an international perspective. Paul Comfort sits down with Laurence Broseta, International CEO of Keolis Group, for a front-row look at how one of the world’s largest operators is reimagining public transit.With operations in 13 countries, Keolis is doing more than running trains and buses—they’re building tools like visualization rooms to improve ops in real-time, championing revolutionary technology, and leading major projects like Grand Paris

In this episode of Trial Lawyer Nation, host Michael Cowen is joined by Nicholas Liakas, a New York attorney, and Jessica Brylo, a trial consultant. They discuss a challenging case involving a young man who suffered severe injuries at a train station. The episode delves into the complexities of the case, including the defense's claim of attempted suicide, the strategies employed to counter this narrative, and the importance of jury selection. Nicholas and Jessica share insights on trial preparation,

This week on the Squiggly Careers podcast, Helen and Sarah borrow brilliance from an unexpected source — the psychology of seats. Inspired by a conversation about how we choose where to sit, Helen talks about how your seating choices can shape the way you feel, behave, and influence others at work. From safe seats that help us feel in control to power positions in meetings and even virtual seating on video calls, this episode reveals how something as simple as your seat can affect confidence,

Originally recorded for November 1, 2025, Scott and Mikey discuss today's Admired Leadership Field Notes... Helping Others Finish What They Can’t

The Philadelphia job market in late 2025 continues to show resilience and complexity amid economic challenges and ongoing transformation. The city hosts more than 147,000 active job postings, with positions ranging from essential entry-level roles to specialized professional opportunities, as reported by Indeed. The employment landscape is supported by major employers such as Comcast, the University of Pennsylvania, Jefferson Health, and several federal agencies, while the public sector remains a