Podcasts about 'small

'Small wins go a long way!' Our guest this week on the Absolutely Write podcast is Neha Gupta De - Marketing Director, Global University Systems. Neha is Managing a team of 50+ Sales and Marketing professionals and has worked across diverse industries growing their brands and businesses. She has built brands from scratch as well as established brands which existed for 70+ years but did not have an identity. Managed budgets upward of $10mil and specialise in Campaign development and media planning across platforms like Digital, TV, Print and Radio. Aditi analyses Neha's handwriting & signature and talks about her number 8 looking f and how that correlates to the way she plans and executes her work. Neha shares some stories of how she worked on some award winning campaigns with Idea & CK Birla Group, her experience up, close and personal working on the digital wave in Country, with Jio - the fastest growing company in the world and a lot more. Do tune in to this delightful episode of Absolutely Write.

This week Bobby went 'Out & About' to 'Small Changes Wholefoods' in Inchicore. 'Small Changes Wholefoods' is a brand new shop in the neighbourhood whose proprietor is on a mission to make it clear that healthy and sustainable food isn't just for hipsters and yummy mummies and that Zero waste is for everyone. Peadar Rice was on hand to show Bobby around and talk about the ethos of the business. Listen and subscribe to Down to Business with Bobby Kerr on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.    Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

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Boyega played Finn in the 'Star Wars' sequel trilogy and he won a Golden Globe for his leading role in the anthology series 'Small Axe,' as a Black British police officer who joined the force in the '80s to try to change the system. Boyega has been outspoken about systemic racism — including in Hollywood. Last year, he talked about how his character in 'Star Wars' was sidelined, along with the other characters played by actors of color. He spoke with guest interviewer Sam Sanders. Ken Tucker reviews Sophia Kennedy's new album 'Monsters' and John Powers reviews Rachel Cusk's novel 'Second Place.'

I’m Zack Miller, editor in chief of Tearsheet. The following was produced by Tearsheet Studios. We worked with Wave, a financial software company for entrepreneurs and small businesses, to create a three part podcast series on what micro businesses and solopreneurs really need now from their banks, financial service providers, and financial software. It’s never a simple time for small business owners. They live and breathe cashflow. Many function pretty much hand to mouth, so any disruption -- let alone the pandemic we’re navigating through -- any disruption can really challenge an entrepreneur. I, for one, wouldn’t like to see a world with all big box retailers, faceless corporations, hawking me throwaway stuff and disposable experiences. I think the crisis brought out the fact that small businesses are really important parts of our cities, towns, and communities. If they suffer, we all suffer. Kirk Simpson, is the CEO of Wave, a provider of free accounting software for entrepreneurs. He lives and breathes what micro businesses deal with -- they’re his customers. So while he tracked the struggles of these folks, he also watched as many survived and thrived. It was also a time that a lot of people set out on their own to follow their own entrepreneurial dreams.

Some people dip their toes in the pool of support offered to others. Tony Robinson OBE dives into the deep end and has been a long vocal campaigner for freelancers, micro-businesses, and (more recently) those excluded by Government support during the Covid pandemic. What drives him on? How can freelancers, and other business owners, help each other? How would Tony's business world differ from the one we're in now? All these and more are discussed in this week's podcast. About Tony Robinson OBE Tony Robinson OBE is the Micro Business Champion, multiple business owner, #PayIn30Days Campaigner, Co-Founder of the Annual #MicroBizMatters Day and Movement, Co-founder of the Micro Business Awards UK, Founder of the SFEDI Group, Chair of Yorkshire in Business Limited and Patron of the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank. Tony has been awarded an OBE for services to small firms and two Lifetime Achievement Awards for Enterprise. He was the National Enterprise Network's Enterprise Support Champion 2019. He is a judge for the UK's most prestigious entrepreneur awards competitions and a prolific author of fiction and non -fiction. Tony's latest business book is the culmination of a two-year project with co-author, Taryn Lee Johnston, to write the new 'Small is Beautiful ' entitled 'The Happipreneur - Why MicroBizMatters?'. He is on a never-ending tour with his 'Who Wants To Be A Happipreneur?' talk to raise funds for the #ExcludedUK Hardship Fund. Find out more at: https://TonyRobinsonOBE.com You can also order Happipreneur from your local bookstore or here at Amazon

46 Minutes Some Strong Language Ross Benes is a journalist and researcher who has written for The Wall Street Journal, Adweek, AdExchanger, Quartz, Business Insider, and Esquire.  Pete invited Ross to come on to talk about the subject of his new book, "Rural Rebellion." In it, Ross seeks to find answers for why many formerly Democrat areas of his home state of Nebraska have turned overwhelmingly Republican which eventually leads to a discussion of the culture wars that have fomented between the culture of the "Big Cities" and Small Towns." RossBenes.com Rural Rebellion Get Autonomy 19 Skills PDF Download America's Police Crisis The Monopoly On Violence Pete's Patreon Pete's Subscribestar Pete's Substack Pete's Paypal Pete's Books on Amazon Pete on Facebook

A #OnaCinema hem parlat sobre els #PremiosFeroz i els premis del Círculo de Escritores Cinematográficos, hem fet homenatge a l'actor Quique San Francisco i al director i guionista Antonio Giménez Rico, que ens han deixat recentment, l'estrena de la pel.lícula #TheOwners i l' #AmericanaFilmFest (a #Filmin, #ZumzeigCinema, #CinemesGirona, #FilmotecaDeCatalunya i #PhenomenaExp), destacant alguns títols com 'Stray', 'Buck Alamo or (A Phantasmagorical Ballad)', 'Small town Wisconsin', però subratllant la gran qualitat d'aquest festival de #cinema independent (#indie) americà. També hem recomanat el documental 'Life itself' de Steve James sobre la figura del prestigiós crític Roger Ebert (Filmin), la 3a temporada de la sèrie #AmericanGods (#Amazon) i altres #series i #estrenes. #OnaCultural #onadesants 94.6 FM onadesants.cat #cine #LauraClemente #LluísRueda #JosepMariaJolis #JoseÁngelRico #ràdio

Rich Stephens was in his 30s before he gave himself permission to stutter, now he's the Founder of SAY Australia, a small non-profit inspiring and supporting Aussie kids living with a stutter.Bianca chats to Rich about his experience establishing SAY Australia from the ground-up in Australia, after working with the organisation's US version.Rich also shares his journey of living with a stutter as a child and adult, and how that's helped him lead SAY Australia, working to empower kids who stutter through the creative arts and teaching them their voice matters, that they deserve to be heard.5 mins - Rich's journey and the challenges of living with a stutter as a child27 mins – How SAY Australia is tackling the challenge of lack of awareness of their small organisation. 30 mins – Rich shares 4 tips on starting your own non-profit organisation38 mins – What does being a 'Small but Mighty' organisation mean to Rich & SAY Australia?You can learn more about SAY Australia here: https://www.sayaustralia.org.au/ Access the resources discussed in this episode here, by joining the Small Non-Profits Alliance for free here: https://smallnonprofits.com.au/membership-account/membership-levels/

Ketahui bagaimana ibu bapa boleh memastikan anak-anak dalam keadaan baik dari sudut kesihatan fizikal dan mental, begitu juga dari aspek pendidikan mereka bersama Perunding Motivasi Keluarga, Zaid Mohamad.

Many believe golf is in a second golden age of course architecture with some of the finest minds in the field producing amazing courses around the world. But today's guest, Colin Criss, thinks we may be going too far with modern design. In a fascinating piece for The Fried Egg website last week he outlined his thoughts on 'Big' v 'Small' golf and he joins the pod this week to tease out some of those notions. Links Mentioned on this episode: Colin's essay at The Fried Egg (https://thefriedegg.com/sunday-brunch-big-golf-and-small-golf/) As always, our sponsor The Golf Society (http://thegolfsociety.com.au/talkingolf). Don't forget to use code TG at checkout for a 20% discount! The TalkinGolf (https://talkingolf.com) Network

In this Cutaway Episode, Jeffrey Overstreet thinks aloud about "Education," the fifth film in director Steve McQueen's remarkable Small Axe series, and how the movie inspires him to reconsider the opportunity that every teacher has when they step into a classroom.

Part of Wednesday's market frenzy was not just a plunge due to the concerns over the pandemic. There's been major tumult in recent days as individual investors and young day traders upend the market and send prices of a few struggling companies soaring. Andrew Ross Sorkin, co-anchor for CNBC'S Squawk Box and a New York Times columnist, joins William Brangham to discuss. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Gold Derby editors Marcus James Dixon, Zach Laws and Daniel Montgomery take a deep dive into the Movie/Limited Series races at the Golden Globes, where "Small Axe" looks to take a chunk out of "The Queen's Gambit."

The Cinebuds discuss Steve McQueen's five-film/TV series based on the real-life experiences of London's West Indian community between 1969 and 1982.

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Last week, Amazon Prime began airing a series of five films from the British director Steve McQueen, who’s best known for winning Best Picture at the Oscars with 12 Years a Slave . The anthology looks at the black experience in the U.K., primarily of West Indian immigrants in the 1970s and ‘80s. It’s called Small Axe , a reference to an African proverb that says, “If you are the big tree, we are the small axe,” and that you may remember from the Bob Marley song. I’ve seen the first two movies, and so far, it’s astounding. The first one, which came out last Friday, is Mangrove , and it tells the true story of the “Mangrove Nine,” a group of black Londoners who were tried in 1970 for inciting a riot, and whose acquittal resulted in the first official acknowledgement of “racial hatred” by the police. The Mangrove was a Trinidadian restaurant that became a touchpoint for the immigrant community, and was constantly harassed and raided by the police, leading to protests. The film is an

Last week, Amazon Prime began airing a series of five films from the British director Steve McQueen, who’s best known for winning Best Picture at the Oscars with 12 Years a Slave . The anthology looks at the black experience in the U.K., primarily of West Indian immigrants in the 1970s and ‘80s. It’s called Small Axe , a reference to an African proverb that says, “If you are the big tree, we are the small axe,” and that you may remember from the Bob Marley song. I’ve seen the first two movies, and so far, it’s astounding. The first one, which came out last Friday, is Mangrove , and it tells the true story of the “Mangrove Nine,” a group of black Londoners who were tried in 1970 for inciting a riot, and whose acquittal resulted in the first official acknowledgement of “racial hatred” by the police. The Mangrove was a Trinidadian restaurant that became a touchpoint for the immigrant community, and was constantly harassed and raided by the police, leading to protests. The film is an

We speak with Aaron 'Small Hands' Thompson on what it's like being in his profession, how he got there, and all the lessons he's learned. He gives insight to those looking to get in as well as a warning to those whose heads may not be totally in the game.

In this week's episode Lucinda is joined by Rob Kerr, the author of the forthcoming book, 'Project Future: 6 Steps to Success as Your Own Boss'. Discussing how to have the confidence to shape your future, Rob talks us through the number of practical models the book contains, and how they can positively impact your existing career, or energise a new direction. Furthermore, how all change begins by instilling a sense of confidence within ourselves. KEY TAKEAWAYS The main impact of COVID is that businesses are now working with a wide range of unknowns. Indeed, changes planned for the future are suddenly being rapidly adopted and fast-tracked. When considering the place in the world that your business will occupy, there are things to consider: Examine your openness to change, your mind-set in this field, and a self-evaluation of your career to date. Look at the “impact factor”, the effects that will be felt by those dependent on you both financially and emotionally, such as family or other dependants. Certainly, if we wish to think about starting our own independent HR careers now, we must consider the problems we wish to solve, who we are solving them for, and why you are the person to do it. Laying solid foundations, recognising our areas of expertise, and developing in our current roles whenever possible, will allow us, at any stage in our careers, to shape our own futures and build a better destiny for ourselves.  BEST MOMENTS 'The main issue that HR professionals say is holding them back is a lack of confidence' 'Small steps and improvements are what help us to grow, more than any kind of radical shift' ‘I'm a big believer that change brings opportunity' ‘Being clear on what you want to do, will help convince somebody to say yes'  VALUABLE RESOURCES Host of The HR Uprising Podcast, Lucinda Carney, is also the founder and CEO of Actus Software, where you can find additional free HR Resources: https://actus.co.uk/free-performance-management-resources/ The HR Uprising Podcast | Apple | Spotify | Stitcher   The HR Uprising LinkedIn Group Change Superhero Resources Book: How To Be A Change Superhero - by Lucinda Carney Free Change Toolkit: www.changesuperhero.com Latest Performance Management Blog   ABOUT THE GUEST   Rob Kerr is a crackerjack at asking questions. His project management career has laid the foundations for asking questions that align to his true purpose – working with aspiring business owners to create businesses that solve the problems they care about.  Rob is the creator of the FUTURE Method, an innovative and contemporary approach to planning and starting a business. The FUTURE Method is presented in his book, ‘Project Future - 6 Steps to Success as Your Own Boss', to be published on 5th January 2021 and available now for pre-order from all good booksellers.  Rob works with individuals directly and through an employer, offering a range of redundancy outplacement services to empower those interested in starting a business to make the right decision for their future, and if it's right, use redundancy as a springboard to success as their own boss.  Away from business, Rob loves to run and travel. He is originally from Essex and lives in London with his wife and two children.    Rob Kerr - LinkedIn Website: www.robkerr.co.uk Facebook Group: www.facebook.com/groups/projectfutureclub   ABOUT THE HOST   Lucinda Carney is a Business Psychologist with 15 years in Senior Corporate L&D roles and a further 10 as CEO of Actus Software where she worked closely with HR colleagues helping them to solve the same challenges across a huge range of industries. It was this breadth of experience that inspired Lucinda to set up the HR Uprising community to facilitate greater collaboration across HR professionals in different sectors, helping them to ‘rise up' together. “If you look up, you rise up” CONTACT METHOD Join the LinkedIn community - https://www.linkedin.com/groups/13714397/ Email: Lucinda@advancechange.co.uk Linked In: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucindacarney/ Twitter: @lucindacarney Instagram: @hruprising Facebook: @hruprising See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on #baaifkm we sit down with author and illustrator Hana Safi. We talk; her latest book 'Small, Broke and Kinda Dirty', the privilege of being able to choose art as a career and money as health. Real conversations. Real artists. Find and Follow us: GALPAL Productions Instagram: @galpalprods  Facebook: GALPAL Productions This podcast wouldn't be possible without the support of our listeners. Support us here: Patreon

I get asked the same question a lot: "Tell me the name of an organization you think really has achieved Predictable Success." I always answer the same way: "OK, but you'll likely never have heard of them." That's because the most exciting, innovative, focussed, joyous organizations that get into (and stay in) Predictable Success aren't the behemoths that we all know. Instead, they're organizations - businesses, not-for-profits, cause-based NGO's - who, unless you live in geographical proximity to them or operate in the same market as them, you'd never know they existed. It's one of the undiluted delights of what I do that I get to meet and work with these organizations, and the outstanding people who lead them, every single day. I met one such leader, and his outstanding business, when I stepped of the airplane (yes, this was in the before times) in Stillwater, Oklahoma, where I spent two eye-opening days with Behfar Jahanshahi, CEO and founder of Interworks, as he led his outstanding, global team through their annual conference. As soon as I heard Behfar deliver his keynote I knew I wanted to bring his personal story, his leadership philosophy, and the remarkable growth principles behind Interworks to the Predictable Success tribe, and last week, I was able to sit down with him and explore all of that, and more. Enjoy and learn from a truly remarkable Predictable Success leader. p.s. Behfar's closing explanation of how and why he has built Interwork's 'giving back' program is particularly outstanding. Don't miss it.

Olly Belcher joined Purposely Podcast to talk about her founder story and her absolute dedication to helping people living in poverty in India. She talks about how fatherly influence (as well as personal invite from Mother Teresa) led her to dedicate her career to helping people living in poverty in West Bengal. Her father's career in India led to many bed-time stories focused the wonders and mystique of India to a young impressionable Olly. We go deep into her founder story at the same time reflecting on the charities (her staff in West Bengal) 'inspirational' response to COVID-19. We also delve into her ability to chronically overachieve, this included her University years where she gained a first class honours degree in Geography and a distinction in her Masters degree both from Oxford University. Olly then joined the World Bank in Washington DC where, amongst other achievements, she was awarded the World Bank Youth Innovation Fund. Her time at the World Bank was followed by a move to London where she worked for Accenture Strategy and also helped prepare the 5 year strategy for Accenture Development Partnerships. Back to her founder story… starting the charity Shivia in December 2008 Olly has been the Chief Executive since 2010. It was a brave move, not only was she giving up a great opportunity at the World Bank (a job that paid well and was secure with great prospects) it was also the time of the global financial crisis. These things did not phase Olly though and she has no regrets about the move she made or the life philosophy it has given her... 'there is never a perfect time to do something, you just need to trust your instincts and follow your passion' So what does the charity do and what is Olly's role? Shivia works with some of the poorest communities in West Bengal, India and its mission is to empower them to create livelihoods, boost income and inspire permanent change. Poultry farming is their ‘flagship' programme launched in 2011. It provides the tools and training (the ‘toolkit‘) for families living in poverty to start a small enterprise from home by raising chickens and selling the produce. You will hear how Olly has become a skilled but reluctant fundraiser. She also forms Shivia's overall strategy and works hard to support operations. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/mark-longbottom2/message

In the 78th episode of #BeginTheJourney, host Ashish Vidyarthi (@AshishVid) talks about 'Small fights'. He shares an ideology that if we pick small fights now, we avoid a bigger fight in the later stage of life. It allows us to take better control of the situation. Therefore, do pick small fights and make your relationship stronger. Cheers!Tune in to find more on #BeginTheJourney with Ashish Vidyarthi.You can follow Ashish Vidyarthi on Twitter and LinkedIn: @AshishVid (https://twitter.com/AshishVid)(https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashishvidyarthi-avidminer/)You can listen to this show and other awesome shows on the IVM Podcasts app on Android: https://ivm.today/android or iOS: https://ivm.today/ios, or any other podcast app.You can check out our website at http://www.ivmpodcasts.com/

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Tony Robinson OBE is the Micro Business Champion, multiple business owner, #PayIn30Days Campaigner, Ambassador for 3 Million #ExcludedUK, Co-Founder of #MicroBizMatters Day and Movement, Founder of the SFEDI Group, Chair of Yorkshire in Business Limited and Patron of the John Cracknell Youth Enterprise Bank.   Tony has been awarded an OBE for services to small firms and two Lifetime Achievement Awards for Enterprise. He is currently the National Enterprise Network’s Enterprise Support Champion. As well as being a prolific author of fiction and non -fiction. His latest business book is the culmination of a two-year project with co-author, Taryn Lee Johnston, to write the new 'Small is Beautiful ' entitled 'The Happipreneur - Why MicroBizMatters?'.   Ian & Tony discuss; Newcastle Start-up Week Campaigning for 3 million excluded The effect lock-down has had on small businesses & mental health. Innovation Importance on not relying on others The dark side of accelerators and scale ups from larger organisations Bootstrap don’t borrow Opinions on Bounce-back loans Thoughts on what will happen when furlough ends Importance of teachers & parents understanding entrepreneurship The Happipreneur The value of a pound Tips for entrepreneurs     Ian live streamed (Facebook, YouTube & Twitter) with Tony Robinson OBE!   Industry Angel Twitter Industry Angel Website Podcast Sponsors;- Far North Sales & Marketing Carpeway MrFarrar.com

Psychologist Dr Sarb Johal joins host James Nokise to talk about winning, losing and how to create a healthy work culture. Produced by Charlie Bleakley.

As a child, Julie dreamed of being somewhere else, of making a difference. Now, she can’t wait to meet the nuns she will live with and the children she will provide physiotherapy for in Ethiopia. But Julie has trouble sticking to convent rules and soon finds herself wondering how much difference a single physio can make anyway. When she takes a teaching role at a university, Julie finally feels closer to fulfilling her dreams – training Ethiopia’s first physiotherapists, treating paediatric patients, and losing her heart to a handsome colleague. Then civil unrest reaches the university, forcing Julie’s students to choose between their safety and their future. When it comes to being a part of change, why do all steps feel like small steps? In this episode, Max Lewis joins Julie as she reflects on her time in Ethiopia. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3f6vsao

Book a Call with Jen  – bit.ly/claritycallpodcast Too many entrepreneurs find themselves convincing others of their value & ‘justifying’ what they do, showing up with a ‘please buy from me’ attitude and being taken advantage of by well meaning ‘skill swappers’.  ✅ It’s time to stop begging for business and start watching the queue of clients form.  This week is all about the #truthbombs! In this episode I help you own your worth, move beyond feeling like a ‘small business’ to start showing up as a confident market leader who’s an obvious choice for their market. Useful Links:- Download my free Ultimate Guide to Becoming a Market Leader – http://bit.ly/MARKETLEADERGUIDE Book a Call with Jen  – bit.ly/claritycallpodcast Send your emails to jen@jen-hall.com  

On the podcast today we talked about a French Bulldog attack, Jack Mehoff, Small Face Challenges, and more! Remember 18+ ONLY!! EP 353

Rob Kearney says that the domestic rugby season could begin again very soon. The Ireland legend was speaking to Dermot & Dave this morning, where he revealed that plans are in place for members of the Leinster squad to return to the training ground later this month. Kearney said that the team will return to training in groups of 4, to do some socially distant pre-season fitness work as the team waits for approval from the Government, IRFU and World Rugby to resume games. Rob was on speaking about his new business Bua. It is a web-app for connecting consumers to trainers for group fitness classes outdoors.  Backed by Google start-ups, London Sport and professional athletes, Bua Fit attracted investment from all over the world late last year. Bua Fit had to close their outdoor model with Covid-19 and the team had to think very quickly in order to stay in business. Bua means victory in Irish so their mission is to improve people’s lives by always making them healthier and happier, the infinite lifestyle is what the Bua brand believes in. This made their pivot an easy decision to help both sides of the marketplace in a crucial time for consumers and trainers. Bua Online launched, which is connecting consumers to trainers for LIVE group classes in a compliant training space. Bua Fit are one of the safest solutions in the market right now, this has resulted in them doing business in Ireland, Spain and Canada since they launched  6 weeks ago.

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Dylan previews his new podcast Small Triumph Big Speech. Listen wherever you get your podcasts. smalltriumphbigspeech.com

I welcome filmmaker and cryptid researcher Seth Breedlove to Arcane Radio. Seth has written, edited, produced and directed shorts and features about a variety of topics, but is best known for his production company and the films they've produced under the Small Town Monsters banner. Before film, Seth wrote for a number of websites, newspapers and magazines and learned some of the skills he employs as a director while working as a reporter. Seth has also appeared on numerous television and radio programs. Since 2013, Small Town Monsters has released over a dozen productions, including 'The Mothman of Point Pleasant', 'Boggy Creek Monster', 'Invasion on Chestnut Ridge', 'The Flatwoods Monster', 'The Bray Road Beast' and most recently 'On The Trail Of...UFOs.' Bigfoot Watches Terrified Boy Through Window in Fayette County, Pennsylvania - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/2020/04/bigfoot-watches-terrified-boy-through.html Phantoms & Monsters Homepage - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com Phantoms & Monsters Fortean Research Team - https://www.CryptidHunters.com Chicago & Regional Winged Humanoid / Flying Entity Sightings & Encounters - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/chicago-phantom-sightings-2011-2017.html Interactive Maps - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/blog-page_30.html Books by Lon Strickler - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/blog-page.html Lon Strickler - Fortean Researcher / Author - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/lon-strickler.html Please Support Phantoms & Monsters / Arcane Radio - https://www.phantomsandmonsters.com/p/donate.html  

Jesse Brown’s Outdoors, an independent specialty outdoor retailer in Charlotte, NC, is officially closed. But to stay busy, stay connected and stay relevant during this pandemic spring, the store’s owners have honed in on a new tactic, Facebook Live daily sales. Scheduled three times a day (11 am, 1 pm, 3 pm), the sales are not only showing the store's personality as well as the personality of their product … They’re also creating revenue. The new tactic is a true learning experience, but a positive one. "We have called this ‘falling forward’,” said Bill Bartee of Jesse Brown’s. “It is by no means a normal work day or a normal work week, but it’s something. And we’ve had successful days.”This the first podcast in a series of interviews with specialty outdoor retailers about some small successes they’re having in the midst of great challenges presented by the coronavirus pandemic. #BigPivot #SmallWins #GrassrootsOutdoorAlliancehttps://jessebrowns.com/https://www.facebook.com/JesseBrownsCLT/LINK: all episodes, Outdoor States podcastTheme music by Chicky StoltzThis the first podcast in a series of specialty retailer interviews about some of the small successes they’re having in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic. #BigPivot #SmallWins #GrassrootsOutdoorAlliancehttps://jessebrowns.com/https://www.facebook.com/JesseBrownsCLT/

A equipe WP está de volta! Primeiro episódio da temporada NBA 2020 do The Playoffs na WebPutz que falou do "small ball" 100% do Houston Rockets, que vem surpreendendo a todos depois do all-star break. Tem também Giannis x Harden, retornos de Curry e Lillard e muito mais. #MelhorDe30 e o FAQ The Playoffs com a equipe The Playoffs respondendo as perguntas da galera. Apresentação: Ricardo Pilat Comentários: Guilherme Rodrigues, Piero Fiorelli e Thiago Passarelli Co-apresentação e técnica: Pikes #ThePlayoffsNaWP #RolaNaWP Como faz pra acompanhar a WP? É só acessar webputz.com.br ou baixar o Super App da WP na Google Play. Se liga! Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Contato - radio@webputz.com.br WebPutz - Uma rádio nada normal! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiowebputz/message

Estamos de volta! Primeiro episódio da temporada NBA 2020 do The Playoffs na WebPutz. Começamos falando do "small ball" 100% do Houston Rockets, que vem surpreendendo a todos depois do all-star break. Tem também Giannis x Harden, retornos de Curry e Lillard e muito mais. Reprise em versão podcast do programa que vai ao ar ao vivo toda terça-feira na Rádio WebPutz. Gravado em 3 de março de 2020. Apresentação: Ricardo Pilat Comentários: Guilherme Rodrigues, Piero Fiorelli e Thiago Passarelli Co-apresentação: Pikes Entre nos grupos de WhatsApp do The Playoffs: 11 946668427 Mais esportes americanos em: www.theplayoffs.com.br

1. Bad Boys Blue - How I Need You (Completely Remixed) 2. Tatjana - Santa Maria (Y & Co Mix) 3. Earth Wind and Fire - September (Phats'n'Small club mix) 4. David Morales & The Bad Yard Club ft. Crystal Waters - In De Ghetto (Rhythm Masters Mix) 5. Backstreet Boys - Everybody (Max & Macario Club Mix) 6. Kimara Lovelace - Luv you more (D'Ambrosio club mix) 7. Stefano Secchi ft. Talessa - A brighter day (Extended) 8. Whigfield - Saturday Night (Secret Sunday Remix) 9. Culture Beat - Rendevouz (Vocal Mix) 10. Love Connection - The bomb (Extended)

CB Bhattacharya is the H.J. Zoffer Chair in Sustainability and Ethics at the University of Pittsburgh.  Previously he was the Everett W. Lord Distinguished Scholar and Professor of Marketing at the School of Management at Boston University. CB received his PhD in Marketing from the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania in 1993 and his MBA from the Indian Institute of Management in 1984. Before joining Boston University, he was on the faculty at the Goizueta Business School, Emory University. In this episode, the following topics are discussed:  University of Pittsburg’s Center for sustainable business to bridge academia and the private sector Sustainability generalist — positional the role within an organization Thought leadership — or curating meetings within companies to find linkages — such as the link between HR and sustainability Sustainability and marketing, investor relations, and procurement Creating sustainability ambassadors within and organization — taking ownership of sustainability Employees are yearning to find a sense of meaning Three phase path to sustainability ownership: incubate is when the CEO and executive team comes together finds common ground regarding sustainability, to entice employees or get them engaged with sustainability initiatives, and entrench means acting in a sustainable way becomes routine. Reporting progress is important as a means to inspire employees Employees must be empowered through training: incentives, promotions, fulfillment, celebration A company’s purpose is almost always linked to sustainability Expanding ownership means it is not “our company”, instead it is “our planet”. When an organization has a sense of purpose, it comes to life Marks and Spencer documents sustainability knowledge Culture and strategy must work in tandem Intent without the ability to mobilize employees makes it difficulty to make sustainability goals succeed Many people want to work for a higher purpose, not solely financial Shared understanding of the meaning of sustainability is important for each person in the organization Goals must be clearly defined and articulated Sustainability must engage all parts of an organization Unilever is the third most looked up company on LinkedIn after Google and Apple — Unilever is also a sustainability leader NOTES Book order info: Small Actions, Big Difference Center for Sustainable Business Small Actions Big Difference   ABOUT PHILIP BEERE Philip is host of Corporate Sustainability; the podcast that explores companies and people who inspire innovation, improvement, and sustainable business practices through purpose-driven missions and initiatives. Philip is a longtime marketer, who consults companies on how to use stories and narrative to help build their brands.  He says sustainability stories are one of the most powerful ways companies can manage their reputations. Connect with him by clicking here.    

Amanda Seales is perhaps best known for her role as Tiffany in HBO's 'Insecure,' but the actress and stand-up comedian has been busy the last few years. She hosts the comedy game show, 'Smart, Funny, And Black,' and her first stand-up special, 'I Be Knowin'' came to HBO earlier this year. Now Seales is out with a book, 'Small Doses: Potent Truths for Everyday Use,' full of life advice. Seales and Sam Sanders talked about the success of 'Insecure,' what it means for black shows on TV and who her comedy is for.

The holiday season often signals a time when people gather together and aim to impress their friends and loved ones with their cooking skills. And now, home chefs can try some recipes not found in the Martha Stewart and Rachel Ray cookbooks. R.J. Hartbeck and Mary von der Heydt have launched a series of short cookbooks titled “Small Circle,” each showcasing about 10 recipes from noted chefs around St. Louis. They talk about what inspired the cookbooks and how they’ve gone about curating the notebook-style publications with host Sarah Fenske.

Andrieka J. Austin is LIVE on-location as an in-studio guest on Business Radio X for 'Small Business Day' and #GrowATL in Atlanta, GA

One of the best Tiny Habits we can cultivate is the habit of 'Paying it Forward.' In this episode, I share some of my favorite insights gathered from innovators, influencers and entrepreneurs who shared at the Ajilla Foundation's 2019 Conference.Listen to gain practical tools for becoming courageous enough to do what's necessary to bring change for good in your personal and professional relationships. Learn how to "Pause for Cause" and Pay it forward in 'Small and Secret' ways. Also hard earned insights on how to guard against Imposter Syndrome and how to get out of your own way when it comes to walking in your purpose.

In this podcast Sue Dyson discusses her recent article on application of a ridden horse ethogram to video recordings of horses before and after diagnostic analgesia and Stephen Purdy discusses small herd behaviour in domestic donkeys. Please find the articles related to this podcast below: Application of a ridden horse ethogram to video recordings of 21 horses before and after diagnostic analgesia: reduction in behaviour scores and Small herd behaviour in domestic donkeys

Alex is talking about two things: How our fears often hide our deepest passions. How we can take small, easy steps towards those fears as a means to transform our lives. Listen to episode 3 here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/strollwithalex/message

Author and B2B sales expert Greg Anderson gives some insight as to how a small business should approach sales, and gives tips on what your goals should be in every step of the process. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gysb/message

When Janice Sullivan was interviewing to head up Rebecca Taylor, the designer promptly asked her asked her what exactly she planned on doing at the company. That was four years ago, and the beginning of Sullivan's revamp of the contemporary brand. Since joining the team, Sullivan has pushed the company in a direction that resembles a direct-to-consumer brand; put the customer first, and find a way to connect with them everywhere. On this week's episode of The Glossy Podcast, Hilary Milnes sits down with CEO of Rebecca Taylor and Parker, Janice Sullivan, to discuss why she decided to take Rebecca Taylor's personal life out of the brand identity, how their retail business is evolving and why the brand reclaimed their e-commerce business. 

Sam & Tom get rained on by their own .38 as they explore Waits' minimal 4th album, "Small Change". Todays film review is "At Play in the Fields of the Lord" (1991).   TWITTER: https://twitter.com/tomwaitspodcast?lang=en EMAIL: tomwaitspodcast@gmail.com INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/tomwaitspodcast/ PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tomwaitspodcast YOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxRst_jRx-V37voc3dOiQKQ   Hosted by Sam Whiles & Tom Kwei Logo by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/Danogormandesign) Listen to Sam's Paul McCartney podcast here: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/paul-or-nothing-podcast/id1137452802 Tom's Metallica podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/alphabetallica-a-z-metallica-podcast/id1227642605 Tom's battle rap podcast: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/battle-rap-resume/id1075806297

Reporter Tyler Treadway and columnist Gil Smart explain why the FWC's move is good but not enough to fix Florida's water issues. Anglers, environmentalists laud FWC for suspending herbicide spraying, including Roundup: http://bit.ly/2B8CJFC SFWMD board member Rick Barber resigns at Gov. Ron DeSantis' request over sugar land lease: http://bit.ly/2sTksHC 12 Days of Christmas fulfilled Indian River Lagoon nonprofits' wishes, but more help needed: http://bit.ly/2sUoM9K Temporary Lake O Roundup ban no magic bullet — but that's why it's the right call: http://bit.ly/2FWHhTz Turning the Toxic Tide: Florida must reinvent the way it manages growth: http://bit.ly/2RrrNbg

From selling Charms Blow Pops in high school hallways to successful printing businesses, Rob Dube has always been a 'small giant' among the masses.  Learn how this lifelong entrepreneur was bit by the 'bug' at an early age and continues to create a spirit and mindset that has created amazing, long-lasting businesses that continue to Thrive LOUD everyday. Plucked from the original interview - Episode 95.  Here's a golden nugget from a top notch business leader.   *** Connect to Lou Diamond: www.loudiamond.net Subscribe to Thrive LOUD: www.thriveloud.com/podcast  

In a special episode of the Book Review's podcast, taped in front of a live audience, Brennan-Jobs talks about her memoir, and Gary Shteyngart discusses "Lake Success."

Author, academic and essayist, Kate Rossmanith joined Amy in the studio to discuss how we might define and measure remorse, particularly in the courtroom. They explore this and more from her hybrid memoir 'Small Wrongs: How We Really Say Sorry in Love, Life and Law.' Broadcast on 26 June, 2018.

This evening Josh Mills continues our series in Acts with the title 'Small beginnings' from Acts 16:1-15.

This evening Josh Mills continues our series in Acts with the title 'Small beginnings' from Acts 16:1-15.

In another in a series of interviews with Democratic candidates for governor, Maryland state Sen. Richard Madaleno says the Republican incumbent, Larry Hogan, has no long-term vision for the state and has been ----playing small ball---- on health care, education and transportation. Madaleno, an openly gay candidate, has been in the General Assembly for 15 years. He is one of eight Democrats seeing the nomination to challenge Hogan in 2018. He recently announced that he would seek public financing for his primary campaign, giving him an opportunity to raise as much as $2.8 million, with an estimated $1.4 million of it in public funds.Bonus: Baltimore-based Helicon's annual winter solstice concert takes place Saturday, Dec. 16, at Goucher College. Ticket information can be found at http://www.kenkolodner.com/winter-solstice-concert.html.Links:http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/dan-rodricks/bal-roughly-speaking-2018-gubernatorial-candidates-storygallery.htmlhttp://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-madaleno-governor-20170714-story.htmlhttp://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/politics/bs-md-madaleno-funds-20171207-story.html

**This is a special episode that I dedicate to all the mamas out there who have lost their little angels in pregnancy or infanthood, as we approach International Pregnancy & Infant Loss Remembrance Day this October 15th.** Lala Langtry White, from Small & Mighty babies & mom of premature twin boys, joins me on an in-depth conversation about her challenging yet rewarding birth & parenting experience with her twins as well as the incredible support work that she does everyday for parents of premature babies & those who have lost their little angels. Throughout the interview, I am in awe of her stories, allowing Lala her space to passionately lead the way, as I take a back seat and listen. Together, with a great support network around her, special memory boxes are now available & a lovely remembrance event is set up this Saturday 14th October. *Image of Lala and her twins are photographed by Barefoot Dubai* Guest Contact: www.smallandmightybabies.com www.facebook.com/smallandmightybabies www.facebook.com/thedifferentdoula smallandmightybabies@gmail.com References: https://www.facebook.com/littleangelssupport/ https://www.facebook.com/footprintsinthesanduae/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/TwinsPlusME/ https://www.facebook.com/remembermybaby/ www.lighthousearabia.com www.barefootdubai.com

www.InspiredNationOnline.com www.InspiredNationOnline.com/Emerence www.InspiredNationOnline.com/YouTube Tony Lang, GM of Heartland Technology shares his insights on leadership, small town living, dealing with the everyday drama momma's as well as sharing critical words of wisdom from this man who is wise beyond his years.  You will love this interview! YOU DEFINE YOU. 

'Small amounts of time spent wisely over a long period of time' is the best way to maintain any endeavour.

Bear Solutions & Lazy Arse Jack join Tom to dissect Don't Flop's upcoming 'Small Room Sessions' event.    For Patreon exclusive episodes, full interviews weeks before release + tons of other BRR content, check our donation page and help out the show: https://www.patreon.com/battlerapresume   Battles previewed: Mr Tongue Twister vs. Ren DMC A vs. Yorkz Jaybe vs. Krayze Lazy Arse Jack vs. Bizzo Bond Seuss vs. Jayce Bear Solutions vs. Bracey Carbon vs. Skribbz Tofer vs. Mafro Wobi Tide vs. Judge T Floyd vs. Hutch   @battlerapresume // battlerapresume@gmail.com Hosted by @tomkweipoet Theme by Alex Cottrell (http://alex-cottrell.com/)Logo by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/Danogormandesign )Thumbnail design by Nathan Jones

Carbon joins Tom to recap Dont' Flop's inaugural 'Small Room Sessions' event.   For Patreon exclusive episodes, full BRR interviews weeks before release + tons of other BRR content, check our donation page and help out the show: https://www.patreon.com/battlerapresume   @battlerapresume // battlerapresume@gmail.comHosted by @tomkweipoet Theme by Alex Cottrell (http://alex-cottrell.com/)Logo by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/Danogormandesign )Thumbnail design by Nathan Jones

Jayce & Yorkz join Tom to hash it out before their clash @ Don't Flop's 'Small Rooms Sessions' event.   For Patreon exclusive episodes, full interviews weeks before release + tons of other BRR content, check our donation page and help out the show: https://www.patreon.com/battlerapresume   Follow Jayce: @charliejayceFollow Yorkz: @Yorkz_DE @battlerapresume // battlerapresume@gmail.comHosted by @tomkweipoet // Theme by Alex Cottrell (http://alex-cottrell.com/)Logo by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/Danogormandesign )Thumbnail design by Nathan Jones(https://nathersjonesblog.wordpress.com/)

DF cameraman Ryan Morgan joins Tom to preview Don't Flop's upcoming 'Small Room Sessions'.   For Patreon exclusive episodes, full interviews weeks before release + tons of other BRR content, check our donation page and help out the show: https://www.patreon.com/battlerapresume   @battlerapresume // battlerapresume@gmail.comHosted by @tomkweipoet Theme by Alex Cottrell (http://alex-cottrell.com/)Logo by Danny O'Gorman (https://www.behance.net/Danogormandesign )Thumbnail design by Nathan Jones(https://nathersjonesblog.wordpress.com/)

TITLE:  Riviera Firefly talks with Antonia from KidooLand and the Riviera Firefly. SERIES: Busy mums and small businesses get organised. EPISODE: Our sponsor KidooLand celebrates their 10th anniversary this month!   Riviera Firefly podcast is your online show where we chat about  living on and visiting the French Riviera and the Côte d'Azur.    We cover topics such as Education for children and adults, Places to visit, Health and lifestyle, hobbies and leisure and have lots of fun here in the Alpes Maritimes. We also talk to inspiring local entrepreneurs and small businesses about how they started their careers in France, dealing with administration and what brought them here in the first place. Topical issues such as Brexit and what this means to expats will also be covered in 2017. Our online directory and magazine can be found on www.rivierafirefly.com   This episode has been sponsored by KidooLand so that you can listen to it for free. KidooLand is the Little English school here on the French Riviera offering activities for babies, toddlers and big kids all year around. Most of their activities are in English including holiday camps in Vallauris and from April back in the The BeachComber Riviera a 4star hotel in the heart of Sophia Antipolis.     THIS EPISODE In this Riviera Firefly Episode 7 Antonia talks about KidooLand and the changes that have happened. What's new for 2017. She shares her favourite technical tools for making home and work life easier.   KEY POINTS   [01:30] Setting up a business quick tips [2:00] How has KidooLand changed in 10 years, what's changed. New activities for adults (French class, painting class) the Tea Room, AirCon, the Sophia Country Club holiday camps now in the Beachcomber Riviera. [03:50 ] Top apps and software you use to make life as a busy mum, mumpreneur and entrepreneur easier.   Evernote -> LinkedIn TextExpander a fast and easy way to autofill documents, emails etc. Wordswag (app) Cozi (app) Dropbox OurPact recommended by Jamie Oliver Audible 'I am a badass' Jen Sincero '12 week year' Brian P Moran [12:00] What is coming up for Antonia  KidooLand & Riviera Firefly [12:30] Who’s coming up in future Riviera Firefly podcasts? Rachael Dickens the English Osteopath, Tracy Leonetti to talk about getting your French ready for the citizenship test, Tina Silver Le Mas Candille, Faye Villalba and more!!. [13:20] Can you share a useful facebook groups?  Cote d’azur living group - 5,500 members now and is a dynamic place  .. ask and reply to the member questions on top restaurant when granny visits, where to go mountain biking a change in the law a problem with a landlord  Nancy’s Carboot Valbonne  https://www.facebook.com/groups/251046745048062/ Antibes Buy it Sell It rent it https://www.facebook.com/groups/antibes/ Debbie’s Riviera Mums for all questions kid.  https://www.facebook.com/groups/377881652292141/ For entrepreneurs you have Riviera Entrepreneurs . https://www.facebook.com/groups/1472723046325997/ French Riviera Animals for the furry 4 legged friends. https://www.facebook.com/groups/329024693975161/ Social media  for charities  Refugee Aid Cote d’Azur https://www.facebook.com/groups/431514883706994/ Kenyan Kids set up by Julie Hellon a local lady  https://www.facebook.com/KenyanKids Mimosa Matters by a wonderful group of ladies raising money and awareness for local cancer charities. https://www.facebook.com/mimosamatters What book have you just read?  Jodi Picault’s 'Small big things' I’d highly recommend both!  A plug for Louis your trainee host for the day Film Crisis Studios ...https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS2g_pLJuJtqbbb_yPLvqvw   IMPORTANT RIVIERA FIREFLY LINKS This episode was sponsored by www.kidooland.com The little English School in Sophia Antipolis on the French Riviera .. weekly activities for 0-12 year olds holidays camps for 4-16 year olds and workshops for grown ups too - it’s all going on in KidooLand.   www.rivierafirefly.com Copyright 2017.

Here's an excerpt from the most intimate and soul baring interview I've ever given... catch the full conversation here! https://soundcloud.com/thesmallworld/episode-one-the-power-of-language-the-small-world-podcast-1

In this episode of Australian Book Review's States of Poetry podcast, Susie Anderson introduces her anthology and reads her poem 'small town apocalypse' which features in the NSW anthology. All the States of Poetry anthologies will be available to read on the ABR website. You can read the anthologies here: https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/poetry/states-of-poetry

Joseph Malaby Dent (30 August 1849 – 9 May 1926) was the British book publisher who gave the world the Everyman's Library series. After a short, unsuccessful career as an apprentice printer he took up bookbinding, and shortly thereafter founded J. M. Dent and Company, in 1888, publishing the works of Lamb, Goldsmith, Austen, Chaucer, and Tennyson among others. Printed in short runs on handmade paper, these books enjoyed some success, but it wasn't until the Temple Shakespeare series, launched in 1894, that Dent hit the big time. Ten years later he began planning what became known as the Everyman's Library, a canon of one thousand classics, attractively, but practically, produced pocket-sized books sold for a shilling each. To meet demand, Dent built the Temple Press.  Publication of the series began in 1906; 152 titles were issued in the first year. They were hugely popular. 'Small, lame, tight-fisted, and apt to weep under pressure,'  Dent's ungovernable passion was, says critic Hugh Kenner,  for bringing books to the people. He remembered when he'd longed to buy books he couldn't afford. Yes, you could make the world better. He even thought cheap books might prevent wars." I met with renowned book historian Professor Johathan Rose to discuss J.M.Dent, and to find out why the Everyman's Library series was so successful.