Front Office U Fridays welcomes Joe Isse!Joe shares about his career in sports which includes studying at Seton Hall University, spending over 16 years with the Portland Trail Blazers, and his current role with the Portland Timbers. Connect with Joe on LinkedIn

Prepare for an insightful episode as we take a deep dive into "The Crossfire Hurricane Plot" and uncover the fascinating lessons it holds from Ancient Rome. Joined by historian and energy advocate Daniel Turner, we critically examine key historical parallels between modern political intrigue and figures like Julius Caesar and Sejanus. Together, we analyze how power dynamics, justice, and cultural shifts from Roman history mirror today’s societal challenges, revealing profound insights for America’s

There's one moment that can completely transform your career trajectory, the job interview. Yet most of us approach it with outdated advice, generic answers, and crossed fingers.We rock up thinking we can wing it, hoping they won't ask about our biggest weakness and secretly panicking about whether we've done enough research. Meanwhile, there's always that one candidate who seems to have it all figured out, asking thoughtful questions and making genuine connections. What's their secret? The truth

Episode Summary: In this episode of Caregiver Counsel: Elder Law Insights, Attorney Tieesha Taylor sits down with financial expert Jose Jimenez, President of All Star Capital Group, to discuss how caregiving affects family finances and retirement planning. They explore the rising cost of long-term care, common mistakes families make when paying for care, and how to plan early to protect your lifestyle and legacy. Jose shares key financial questions every family should ask, the role of life insurance

Scottish comedian Kevin Bridges adds one more stop to his first-ever U.S. tour and makes a pit stop with Dan (us?) on the How Success Happens podcast. He opens up about recovering from those nights when a joke dies a slow, painful death, shares how he tames pre-show nerves, and reveals why he keeps a tiny recording device tucked in his running shorts. (Yes, really.) Want to see Kevin live? Check out https://www.kevinbridges.co.uk/ for his latest tour dates before he sprints off to the next

Send us a text I talk about my personal journey with PTSD as a firefighter, discussing the symptoms he experienced, the stigma surrounding mental health in the fire service, and the lack of support he faced. He reflects on the impact of his experiences on his family and his struggles with coping mechanisms, ultimately emphasizing the importance of seeking help and breaking the silence around mental health issues in the profession. https://www.frsn.org/ https://institutesofhealth.org/ptsd-in-f...

How do solopreneurs find resilience after corporate layoffs and burnout? In this episode, Adam shares his journey of leaving 20+ years in marketing to build a thriving solopreneur coaching business.(Note: Meta description or be the first line under the video/audio player.)In this episode of Unfiltered Solopreneur, host Nikhil Vaish speaks with Adam W.Barney, who is an author, energy coach, and former corporate marketing leader who has coached 300+ micro-business owners. Adam shares his

Episode Summary: In this episode, Steve Miller from Affordable Immigration, together with senior paralegal Yanira Plazas, discuss two powerful legal pathways that offer hope and protection for victims of abuse and serious crimes — the Violence Against Women Act (VAWA) and the U Visa. They explain who qualifies for each program, what evidence is needed to apply, and how these humanitarian immigration options can help individuals rebuild their lives with safety, stability, and dignity. Steve and

E187 Audrey Slater, Sally Collins - Mom and Golf ProHost: Ray Loewe Guests: Audrey Slater, Sally Collins Description: Ray Loewe talks to our guests about Lancaster County and Willow Valley in the early days, when Willow Valley was young. Audrey discusses how she got into nursing school and her adventures with a mysterious Mr. Chips. Sally talks about golf lessons, and how she became a golf pro. A lively discussion with a mother and daughter, including some famous names in golf.

This week, Morgan, Michael, and the Podfather are back for a fresh fall episode. As the market slows down, it’s the perfect time to get grounded and rediscover the fundamentals of great client relationships. From the art of breaking the ice to uncovering real motivations and mastering the flow of a meeting, the team breaks down how going “back to basics” can actually level up your business.

Carolyn Larkin Taylor, M.D., is a seasoned neurologist who has dedicated over three decades to the practice of medicine. A graduate of the University of Notre Dame and Hahnemann Medical College, she completed a neurology residency at the University of Pennsylvania, where she was awarded the Humaneness in Medicine Award and recognized as one of Philadelphia’s Top Docs for Women. Her manuscript Through a Mother’s Eyes was awarded second place for best unpublished memoir by the Pacific Northwest

This week Kim has big news: she’s gotten a new pair of sunglasses and a whole new personality. Kate isn’t sure what to make of this new Kim. They talk to a caller who is worried she’ll lose out on a job because of some criticism she’s given behind her potential colleagues’ backs. Then, they advise an emailer who is hoping that his company will allow him to go remote so that he can relocate. Finally, they help a therapist struggling to complete the administrative elements of her job. Everyone’s lives

AI in sales isn't coming soon. It's already here, and it's quietly separating the salespeople who will thrive from those who won't.On the Sales Gravy Podcast, sales expert and author Victor Antonio shares this quote: "You won't lose your job to AI. You'll lose your job to people who are using AI." While everyone debates whether artificial intelligence will replace salespeople, the real shift is already happening. What you need to know is which parts of your job will still matter when a machine

Every great story has a rise, a climax, and a resolution—and your sales appointments follow the exact same arc. The problem? Most salespeople stop telling the story right at the climax—the price reveal. In this episode, Sam shows you how to guide buyers through emotion, logic, and back into emotion to get them unstuck and ready to move forward.What You’ll Learn in This EpisodeHow the sales appointment mirrors a story arcWhy buyers fixate on price (and how to redirect their focus)The 70/30 rule: pain

We would love to hear your feedback! We dig into DoorDash’s partnership with Waymo and Uber’s new tip guarantee while weighing what automation, policy tweaks, and platform rules mean for working drivers. Along the way, we break down viral delivery controversies and why doing the right thing still matters most. News Ep 274 • DoorDash and Waymo autonomous delivery pilot in Phoenix • DashPass $10 Waymo ride credit details and limits • Uber tip guarantee mechanics and third-party exclusions • Ub...

In this episode, we talk with Celeste Warren, Global Diversity, Equity and Inclusion leader about her unconventional path from journalism to HR leadership and her impact as Merck’s Chief Diversity Officer. She shares candid insights on challenges faced, lessons learned from allies, and why equity is essential for thriving organizations. We also explore her new book, The Truth About Equity, her thoughts on the future of DEI, and her vision for workplaces where inclusivity and equity drive coll...

🎙️Wild & Wise Podcast is where creative business minds come to explore reinvention, leadership, and the future of work. In each episode, we dive into powerful stories and bold ideas that help you navigate a world where identity, careers, and technology are constantly evolving. Whether you’re a founder, team leader, freelancer, or curious thinker, you’ll gain insights into how to stay adaptable, purposeful, and inspired in fast-changing times. Hosted by Gerald Ang — founder of Wild

In this episode of We Are ETH, host Susan Kish sits down with ETH alumni Sue Tobler (physics) and Remo Gisin (computer science). They are the cofounders of Tastelab, a culinary studio that turns algorithms and physics into unforgettable plant based dining. Sue and Remo share how they moved from corporate careers to entrepreneurship and how they use data analysis, sensory testing, and event storytelling to design dishes where science amplifies joy. They explain their approach to algorithmic recipe

Tony Castellanos has seen recruiting from every angle: Google, Square, various startups, and now as Head of Compensation & Talent at Nextdoor. In this episode, Tony breaks down how his team is using AI to rethink recruiter training, eliminating the "practice on candidates" problem by simulating real conversations with virtual personas. He and Rob also dive into community-led recruiting, why values alignment trumps pedigree, and how automation should empower recruiters to be more human. Also on the

Buy Our Book: https://amzn.eu/d/4L2iZYn Ever wondered what really happens behind the scenes of BBC’s Dragon’s Den? In this exclusive throwback clip, Piers Linney - entrepreneur, investor, and former Dragon, opens up about his time on the show, how we was approached and the fame that followed. From secret filming details and real business negotiations to lessons about success, resilience, and the future of entrepreneurship, this is a side of Piers Linney you’ve never seen before. In this