Podcast appearances and mentions of beth porter

Beth Porter, Head of Studio Operations at C10 Labs and faculty at BU Questrom School of Business, joins Adam and Mike to dive into the hacker-first mindset, the evolving role of AI in innovation, and how startups can balance risk, security, and growth in an ever-changing tech landscape!

In this episode, I'm thrilled to introduce Beth Porter, an incredibly talented artist and co-owner of Wet Dog Tile Company. Beth shares her journey from a fine arts background to becoming a trailblazer in custom tile artistry.   Wet Dog Tile Company is known for its unique, multi-textural tile designs that go beyond traditional forms, incorporating mixed media, organic shapes, and, often, personal touches that make each project one-of-a-kind. Wet Dog creates tiles that defy typical geometric shapes—think starfish-shaped tiles rather than standard square tiles. The designs range from ocean-inspired themes to custom pet portraits and are crafted using a mix of ceramic, glass mosaics, crushed glass, and pebbles to add texture and color.   Beth shares how the company name was inspired by her involvement in animal rescue and living in a coastal town. What started as a hobby has grown into a full-fledged business, creating tiles for spaces all over the country.   Wet Dog Tile Company is not just about tile; it's about creating deeply personal, artistic statements for any space. From custom pet portraits to unique textural designs, Beth's approach makes each project a labor of love. Whether you're a homeowner or an interior designer, Wet Dog Tile offers something extraordinary to bring your vision to life.   Connect with Wet Dog Tile Company: Website: WetDogTile.com Instagram: @wetdogtile Facebook: Wet Dog Tile Company   Podcast Website and Resources: Get more info about our year-long mentorship and coaching program: https://www.designedforthecreativemind.com/business-bakery   Text BESTIE to 855-784-8299 for business tips, encouragement, and all our DFCM updates.   SIMPLIFY YOUR MARKETING, SIMPLIFY YOUR LIFE. Sidemark is an all-new, all-in-one software that organizes sales, marketing, and business services all in one convenient location. Join mysidemark.com to help grow your interior design business. Stay in touch with Michelle Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/designedforthecreativemind/  Join our Free Facebook Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/idbizlaunchpad  Get clarity on your next best step today! https://www.designedforthecreativemind.com/reviewguide   Have ideas or suggestions or want to be considered as a guest on the show? Contact me! https://www.DesignedForTheCreativeMind.com/contact   A Podcast Launch Bestie production        

If American consumers ever come up for air under the pile of crap in their storage units, they find themselves face to face with a materialistic hellscape of megastores, McMansions, endless fleets of delivery trucks, and evil hordes of targeted ads. But help is on the way. Jason, Rob, and Asher present ideas for shaping up a world beyond consumerism.Warning: This podcast occasionally uses spicy language.Sources/Links/Notes:The original (and both catchy and annoying) Toys “R” Us theme songThe melancholy remake of the theme song for a bankrupt Toys “R” Us, performed by Chase HolfelderU.S. Material Use FactsheetUnited Nations statistics on material footprintSelf storage industry trendsThe environmental costs of fast fashionStory by Beth Porter, “What Really Happens to Unwanted Clothes?”Forbes list of billionairesGeorge Carlin's classic comedic bit about “stuff”Sandra Goldmark's book Fixation: How to Have Stuff without Breaking the PlanetSupport the show

When we are in doubt, we are on the fence. We are not going anywhere. Doubt poisons all action. "Well, I don't know" -so we don't do anything. We should meet life with a "Yes," an affirmative attitude. That's the Faith the spiritual teachers throughout time are talking about! On this episode, Darrell and Ed focus on the fact that there is a force for good in the world and when we are cooperating with that force for good, good things happen to us. And, during the second segment, Bright-eyed and bold Beth Porter kicks doubt out with today's reading, “Zeal”. Become a monthly contributor to Funniest Thing!  Here is the link to Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/funniestthing Darrell and Ed love you!

Forgiveness is such an important topic when we are exploring sovereignty for ourselves and our horses.   So many of us who partner, work and love horses have been burned by someone they trusted along their journey. This is the primary reason why so many people say “horse people are crazy” and label the entire industry as a dark place.   I'm no stranger to this myself. I've placed my trust in those who I felt had mine and my horses' highest and best interests at heart, only to realize they had ulterior motives.    And while I held onto the pain of those experiences and allowed them to shape the way I moved through the world for a very long time, it was my horses who finally made me realize that in order to allow better experiences into our lives, I needed to learn how to forgive those who had wronged us.    And, perhaps more importantly, I needed to learn how to forgive myself for allowing us to be put in those situations in the first place.   Forgiveness is no small topic. So I brought in my friend Beth Porter, who is a intuitive healer and EPT practitioner, to help me explore what forgiveness is, why humans have such a hard time with it, and how we can move through the pain, shame and guilt that prevents us from being able to forgive and move forward.   Forgiveness is such a foundational component of our own personal healing and also of how we can build trust and connection with our equine partners. I am honoured to bring this episode to you alongside Beth, who offered so many insights on the process of forgiveness and is just such a beautiful human and soul who I am grateful to know.   Connect with Beth: https://www.earthandetherhealing.com/ https://www.instagram.com/earthandether/   Connect with Angela: www.equineelevation.com https://www.instagram.com/equineelevation/

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In this episode of Tech Backstage, hosts Tullio Siragusa and Eddie Hudson talk with Beth Porter, President, COO and Co-founder and Esme Learning, about the importance of engagement in online learning for achieving inclusive communities.

We dive into the Future of Work in an episode that kicks off our new feed dedicated to the subject. Mike Palmer is joined by Ruth, his virtual cohost, to share some of our favorite conversations and perspectives on the rapidly evolving nature of learning and the workplace. We hear excerpts from Mike's conversations with Michelle Weise, Jeff Gothelf, Kumar Garg, Frances Valintine, and Beth Porter covering a wide range of perspectives on the future of work in our transformative times. Then Mike and Ruth lean into a "lightning round" where we touch on other conversations with folks like Paul Fain, Ryan Craig, Jane Oates and Kathleen DeLaski that will also be featured in the new feed launching. If you like what you're hearing, subscribe to Trending in Education wherever you get your podcasts. And if you want a tighter focus on the Future of Work, check out our new Trending in Ed: Future of Work feed launching this week with new episodes dropping throughout the summer. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more!

Beth Porter started her career in the mathematics classroom before moving into edtech with Mathsoft and Pearson, where she was a VP of software product management. She was an VP of product at Edx in the heady MOOC days of 2014-2015, has consulted, taught at MIT and Boston University, and is most recently, the co-founder of two Edtech companies- Esme Learning, where she is the President and COO and Riff Analytics, which was acquired by Esme Education in December 2021.Esme Learning offers executive education courses from top universities including MIT, Cambridge and Oxford, offered through AI-powered recommendations. Riff Analytics is an analytics platform that uses voice data collected during video calls to show how people interact, measure engagement, and determine the split of speakership, among other metrics. Recommended ResourcesThe Gap Letter by Ryan Craig of Achieve Partners (newsletter)

Say It Skillfully® is a show that helps you to benefit from Molly Tschang's expert guidance on the best possible ways to speak your mind at work in a positive and productive manner. In Episode 119, Molly is joined by Beth Porter, who has become a creator of some of the highest quality tech-enabled learning experiences for people around the world. Beth describes what it was like growing up “small but mighty” with a tall personality in a short body as well as having a love for academics AND athletics—jock meets geek! Her early confidence stayed with her, enabling her to go from wide-eyed college student with passion for learning and teaching, to CEO who's done pioneering research and led product and engineering teams; she developed a digital learning software used by more than 55 million people worldwide. Beth shares valuable lessons from her early career including the importance of taking time for yourself and valuing that each person is special. Beth is no stranger to adversity, don't miss out on hearing how she remained stalwart in the face of unavoidable self-doubt, nearly going out of business and mastering the art of learning through failure. And, hear her thoughts on having to work in a “man's world” for certain companies, as well as female entrepreneurs being funding-challenged in starting their business relative to men. Don't miss hearing her story unvarnished. Beth inspires us all to know no boundaries and to commit to taking action, so that all can be safe, seen and heard, and be our true and best selves. Molly's thought for the week—words from the Indian sage, Poonjaji: Stop. Stop everything. Then you will realize you are the freedom you have been searching for. Learn more about how Beth is transforming how we learn at: https://esmelearning.com. #sayitskillfully resources for you! * Questionable ethics? Here's how you can lead and be part of the solution http://bit.ly/3a53gW7 * All my videos by category: https://sayitskillfully.com

Say It Skillfully® is a show that helps you to benefit from Molly Tschang's expert guidance on the best possible ways to speak your mind at work in a positive and productive manner. In Episode 119, Molly is joined by Beth Porter, who has become a creator of some of the highest quality tech-enabled learning experiences for people around the world. Beth describes what it was like growing up “small but mighty” with a tall personality in a short body as well as having a love for academics AND athletics—jock meets geek! Her early confidence stayed with her, enabling her to go from wide-eyed college student with passion for learning and teaching, to CEO who's done pioneering research and led product and engineering teams; she developed a digital learning software used by more than 55 million people worldwide. Beth shares valuable lessons from her early career including the importance of taking time for yourself and valuing that each person is special. Beth is no stranger to adversity, don't miss out on hearing how she remained stalwart in the face of unavoidable self-doubt, nearly going out of business and mastering the art of learning through failure. And, hear her thoughts on having to work in a “man's world” for certain companies, as well as female entrepreneurs being funding-challenged in starting their business relative to men. Don't miss hearing her story unvarnished. Beth inspires us all to know no boundaries and to commit to taking action, so that all can be safe, seen and heard, and be our true and best selves. Molly's thought for the week—words from the Indian sage, Poonjaji: Stop. Stop everything. Then you will realize you are the freedom you have been searching for. Learn more about how Beth is transforming how we learn at: https://esmelearning.com. #sayitskillfully resources for you! * Questionable ethics? Here's how you can lead and be part of the solution http://bit.ly/3a53gW7 * All my videos by category: https://sayitskillfully.com

Voice for God, Heart of Forgiveness Beth Cram Porter, Chair of the Department of Music and Worship, has the voice of an angel, the whistle of Ohio's state bird, and a powerful story of forgiveness that sings God's praise.   Beth came to Cedarville in 1997 and has impacted hundreds of voice and music students since. Her reputation for loving her students generously and unconditionally has earned her the endearing moniker of Mama Porter. And as for that whistle, she really can very closely approximate the song of a cardinal. Just ask her if you see her.   Her vocal talent has made her a memorable fixture for the annual Community Christmas Celebration. One of her chapel performances was so enthralling that it earned her an invite as the featured soloist for the National Day of Prayer at the White House in 2004, where she sang for fellow Texan President George W. Bush.  But beyond the opportunities and accolades, Beth has faced great loss and trials as she underwent a devastating divorce. She learned deep lessons about God's faithfulness and the power of forgiveness, which she has now shared with hundreds and hundreds of students.  Through it all, the Lord is the one conducting this mysterious and amazing concert of her life.  “I tell the Lord often and have told Him for a long time, ‘Lord, please use me, but don't let me know it,'” she offers during the podcast. “As an artist, it's very easy to become all-consumed with self. I don't want to be able to take any credit for anything that is obviously the work of God.”  ………..  Enjoy Beth Porter's amazing talent on display at the annual Community Christmas Celebration.  

Beth Porter is the President, CoFounder, and COO of Esme Learning, an executive education company focused on new and emerging skills. She has led multiple product and engineering teams to deliver high value, customer-focused educational technology products while serving in in product development, business strategy and operational roles. She also founded and is CEO of Riff Analytics, an AI-enabled collaboration platform, and is a researcher and lecturer at MIT and BU Questrom School of Business. Beth joins host, Mike Palmer, in a free-flowing conversation about emerging trends in the skills ecosystem, the future of work, and in education and media. Beth shares her experiences beginning as a Math Teacher, then proceeding through a series of ed tech, customer service, and product management roles before studying at the MIT Media Lab where she founded Riff Analytics. She then describes what led to her founding Esme Learning with Co-Founder David Shrier. From there we explore how to thrive through digital disruption and how social emotional skills like creativity, teamwork, and communication are an essential complement to technical expertise in the emerging work ecosystem. Beth highlights gamification and augmented reality as emerging trends to keep an eye on in an informative, future-focused conversation that you don't want to miss. Subscribe to Trending in Education wherever you get your podcasts. Visit us at TrendinginEd.com for more insightful conversations about what's new and emerging.

Hello beautiful Woman Inc. Listeners! My guest this week is Beth Porter, Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer of Sweet Nothings, a plant-based, organic, no sugar added delicious snack. As a busy entrepreneur and parent, Beth was always looking for convenient snacks that were healthy, yet still delicious. Fruit and nuts are the obvious choice for health and convenience, but they get boring day after day. I can attest— I have bags in my kitchen that I haven't opened for a little longer than I'm willing to admit in this moment. Smoothies were a tasty and popular option with her family, but the prep, mess and cleanup were far from convenient. There might be nothing I hate more than cleaning a blender. I will buy a $20 smoothie before I clean I blender, but that might be a bigger problem for another time.  She started experimenting with how to make fruits, nuts, and seeds in a new format— a smoothie-like blend, frozen in a cup for later, while maintaining a texture that felt indulgent like ice cream. After mastering the product at home, she brought the product to her community and knew then that she needed to share it with the world. Her passion and care for the product she has created is so evident in this episode which is generally a theme amongst the most successful entrepreneurs I interview.  If you haven't tried Sweet Nothings I am completely obsessed. Beth brings so much knowledge and inspiration to this episode and I can't wait for you guys to hear.  Now, let's get over to my conversation with Beth.  

In this episode, I talk with Beth Porter who does similar work to me. We talk about Trauma, healing and the unique technique (EPT) Beth uses with her clients. We also discuss Beth's other passion, intuitive branding. She helps clients transform their branding and take it to the next level. Connect with NICOLE: Grab a special 1:1 call or learn more about other ways we can work together.http://www.nicoleoneilcoaching.com/learn-more.htmlFollow me on Instagram!https://www.Instagram.com/thesoulhealingsisterhoodJoin my Italy Retreat Waitlist to be the FIRST to know when it launches.Join my Email listConnect with BETH:Earth & Ether WebsiteInstagramFacebook Community

We are witnessing an unprecedented eagerness to go digital across industries accelerated by the pandemic. As a result, the gap between degrees and required skills is widening, traditional white-collar roles are getting outdated, and education as we know it needs to be overhauled, calling for a greater collaboration between corporate and educational sectors. Tune into our final installment of the ‘Timeline of Next' podcast series where Vinnie Mirchandani, acclaimed author, blogger and tech watcher, Beth Porter, CEO of Riff Analytics and Managing Partner of Esme Learning, Manish Bahl, an AVP in the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work and Clay Griffith, Director of Product Marketing, Cognizant Softvision, discuss skills versus degrees, the need to go beyond traditional white-collar roles, the return of apprenticeships and how to fill the skills gap.

In the post-pandemic world, we can anticipate new workplace innovations, technology-driven office-space strategies, likeminded communities coming together to ideate and innovate, on-demand onsite collaboration and a machine-augmented workforce. Tune into part two of our three-part ‘Timeline of Next' podcast series where Vinnie Mirchandani, acclaimed author, blogger and tech watcher, Beth Porter, CEO of Riff Analytics and Managing Partner of Esme Learning, Manish Bahl, an AVP in the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work and Clay Griffith, Director of Product Marketing, Cognizant Softvision, discuss the post-covid future of the office, learning to cohabit with machines and what to expect when we get back to the office.

In the next decade, the world will be a very different place. Accelerated by the pandemic, new intriguing ideas are emerging on the future of work. Technologies like AI, machine learning and automation are already bringing radical changes that will spawn further out into the future. Tune into our three-part podcast series ‘Timeline of Next' where Vinnie Mirchandani, acclaimed author, blogger and tech watcher, Beth Porter, CEO of Riff Analytics and Managing Partner of Esme Learning, Manish Bahl, an AVP in the Cognizant Center for the Future of Work and Clay Griffith, Director of Product Marketing, Cognizant Softvision, discuss the impact of “now” on the future of education, work, economies and life itself.

First, we mix up a Hibiscus Rose Cooler using a delicious syrup sold at Eggshells. It is a must-try! Then we visit with Beth Porter, owner of Eggshells store in Little Rock. Beth bought the store mid-pandemic last year and talked to us about all the things that went along with that experience. We also talked about some of the lines that she carries, the most popular items, and in general, caught up with Beth. She was a delightful guest! Cheers! Listen wherever you like to listen to podcasts. Follow the podcast on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/convoscocktailsconnections/Follow Amy on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/redbeautylounge/Follow Emily on Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/emilyreeves/

This episode, we are fortunate to have Beth Porter as our guest. Beth leads the team at Riff Analytics, where they model the conversations of small groups working collaboratively in order to give participants real-time feedback and insights about interactions over time. Have you ever been in a Zoom meeting (or any meeting) that went off the rails, or that was dominated by one person? Riff is helping to fix that problem through their tools that use AI to measure and augment human interactions, helping people and organizations communicate, collaborate, and innovate better.

1. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 2. E. T. Mensah : All For You from the CD King Of Highlife: Anthology (RetroAfric) 3. Rans Boi's African Highlife Band : Highlife Comes To Europe from the CD Highlife On The Move (Soundway) 4. Olivia Chaney : False Bride from the CD The Longest River (Nonesuch) 5. Josienne Clarke & Ben Walker : Banks Of Sweet Primroses from the CD fRoots 53 (fRoots) 6. Sam Lee And Friends : Bonny Bunch Of Roses from the CD The Fade In Time (Nest Collective) 7. Lead Belly : Bourgeois Blues from the CD The Smithsonian Folkways Collection (Smithsonian Folkways) 8. Derroll Adams : Rich & Rambling Boy from the LP Banjo Troubadour (Starman) 9. Nguyen Thi Lan : Road To Home from the CD Hanoi Masters (Glitterbeat) 10. Spiro : Folded In The Arms Of The Earth from the CD Welcome Joy And Welcome Sorrow (Real World) 11. Norman Blake : The New Dawning Day from the CD Wood, Wire & Words (Plectrafon) 12. Wizz Jones : Burma Star from the CD A Life On The Road (Sunbeam) 13. Monsieur Doumani : That's What the Kitten Wants from the CD Sikoses (Monsieur Doumani) 14. Re Niliu : Setta Pianeti from the CD In A Cosmic Ear (Alfa Music) 15. Malinky : The Bonnie Hoose O Airlie from the CD Far Better Days (Malinky Music) 16. Inge Thomson : The Snowstorm from the CD Da Fishing Hands (Inge Thomson) 17. Buena Vista Social Club : Macusa from the CD Lost And Found (World Circuit 18. Bassekou Kouyate & Ngoni Ba : Fama Magni from the CD Ba Power (Glitterbeat) 19. Altan : Buffalo Gals/Leather Britches/Leslie's Reel from the CD The Widening Gyre (Compass) 20. (Sig) English Country Blues Band : The Italian Job from the CD Unruly (Weekend Beatnik) 21. Rhiannon Giddens : Up Above My Head from the CD Tomorrow Is My Turn (Nonesuch) 22. Khiyo : Murshidi (Kachhe Nao Na Dekha Dao Na) from the CD Khiyo (Khiyo) 23. Spiro : Will You Go Walk The Woods So Wild from the CD Welcome Joy And Welcome Sorrow (Real World) 24. Eleven Magpies : Dusky Glimmers from the CD Eleven Magpies (Eleven Magpies) 25. Foghorn Stringband : Henry Lee from the CD Devil In The Seat (Foghorn Stringband) 26. Anna & Elizabeth : Lovin' Babe from the CD Anna & Elizabeth (Free Dirt) 27. Telling The Bees : Oxford May Song from the CD Steer By The Stars (Black Thrustle) 28. Eliza Carthy & Tim Eriksen : May Song from the CD Bottle (Hem Hem/ Navigator) 29. Jackie Oates : Hail! Hail! The First Of May from the CD The Spyglass & The Herringbone (ECC) 30. The Demon Barbers : May Song from the CD Disco At The Tavern (Demon Barbers) 31. Seckou Keita : Abdou N’Diaye from the CD 22 Strings (ARC/ Mwldan) 32. Ayub Ogada & Trevor Warren : Dero from the CD Kodhi (Long Tale) 33. Kelly Thoma : Salahi from the CD 7 Fish (Kelly Thoma) 34. Trio Dhoore : Special Bullets/ Air Force from the CD Parachute (Appel Rekords) 35. Beth Porter & The Availables : Salty Water from the LP Open Doors (King Bill) 36. Lau : The Death Of The Dining Car from the CD The Bell That Never Rang (Reveal) 37. Niyaz : Yek Nazar from the CD The Fourth Light (Six Degrees) 38. Canzoniere Grecanico Salentino : Solo Andata from the CD Quaranta (Ponderosa) 39. Tal National : Koana from the CD Zoy Zoy (Fat Cat) 40. Bert Jansch & John Renbourn : Goodbye Pork Pie Hat from the CD Bert And John (Earth) Podwireless can also be heard streamed live on Mixcloud. You can find more details including past playlists and links to labels at www.podwireless.com Follow the links for previous podcasts.

Beth Porter, Climate Campaigns Director at Green America, join NCL’s Executive Director Sally Greenberg to talk about the American arm of the global recycling movement and the confusing myriad of systems consumers must navigate to lead sustainable, eco-conscious lives.*Due to COVID-19 safety protocols, this episode was recorded remotely. Audio quality may not be consistent throughout.*

As part of the Female Founder First programme, we have recorded a series of short minisodes with our female founders. In this minisode, our host Daisy Hopkins chats to Beth Porter, CEO and co-founder of Riff Analytics, who build tools that measure and augment human interactions. Find out what motivates Beth, disruption in her industry, and her goals for the future.  If you enjoy this podcast, subscribe to the Rise FinTech Podcast channel via your favourite podcast app, and be the first to hear new episodes.

Using AI to improve how cross functional teams communicate. View the full video interview here. Beth Porter is the CEO and co-founder of Riff Analytics, which develops automated coaching tools to help people learn how they communicate with others. Beth's background is in education technologies and software engineering. She ran product development at edX, as well as leading higher education online platform development at Pearson Education. In addition to her entrepreneurial activities, Beth teaches and mentors MBA students at Boston University and MIT.

We're back with our first Book Review for EnvironMental - we've decided as part of our monthly deep dives into different aspects of sustainability that we would read something focused on that topic. This month's topic: Recycling. We read Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine by Beth Porter. So here's the overview: Would we recommend this book? Yes - to people who are really into recycling OR in a high school, "how to be an adult" class as a text book. There are a ton of great insights here - and we both especially loved Beth's commentary on Moral Licensing and Planned Obsolescence because it gave us solid terms to identify some common (and previously unknown) situations we encounter. If you're a modern history buff, this book is great. There is a lot of valuable information on how we got to where we are today with the recycling industry as a whole, and there is also an optimistic hope for the future. For GREAT recycling tips, check out Chapter 9. Some good ones: - Cut off the greasy part of your pizza box before you recycle it. - Don't "Wish Cycle" - When it doubt throw it out, rather than in the recycle bin - Clean things enough so they don't contaminate other recyclable items Here are some great quotes: "If you're not using recycled materials, you're not recycling" "Recycling is managing our materials to extend their usefulness and reduce our environmental impact." When referring to reducing, reusing, and recycling, Beth says, "These are just pieces of a process that can start at any time" It's a great encouragement for folks who may not regularly choose to recycle, but want to understand more about the impact of their decisions! Here's a neat resource from the book too: Earth911.com #environmentalpodcast #sustainability #recyclingtips #reducereuserecycle

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Beth Porter is an intuitive healing & life transformation guide who works with Human Design, Astrology and a powerful healing modality called Emotional Polarity Technique™. Her work focuses on resolving & reprogramming old wounds and traumas, leading individuals back to their wholeness, and in this episode we discussed:Landing her dream job, designing clothes for Target, only to discover it wasn't her dream anymoreHer journey to address unresolved anger and trauma, which manifested as cystic acne, and how that pulled her onto a spiritual path. How Emotional Polarity Technique transformed Beth's life, how she uses it to help her clients release trauma from their bodiesPlus, manifestation

Beth the CEO and CoFounder of Riff Analytics tells you why you should assume your clients actually know more than you think. You can check her out at https://www.RiffAnalytics.ai/

On Easter Bank Holiday Monday, April 13th 2020, we organised the Folk on Foot Front Room Festival - seven and a half hours of wonderful folk music from 15 top artists playing in their front rooms, linked by Matthew Bannister from his. Bella Hardy, Beth Porter and the Bookshop Band, Jon Boden, Julie Fowlis and Éamon Doorley, Karine Polwart, Kerry Andrew/You are Wolf, Kris Drever, Lisa Knapp, Martin Simpson, Nancy Kerr and James Fagan, Peggy Seeger, Rachel Newton, Sam Lee, Seth Lakeman and Steve Knightley all played sets of around 30 minutes. The festival raised thousands of pounds for musicians unable to work during the coronavirus lockdown. Here are some of the highlights of an amazing day.

Beth Porter is CEO and Co-Founder of Riff Analytics. Riff offers AI-enabled tools that provide powerful insights about individual behaviors and team dynamics, which improves remote working teams’ results. Beth explains the effect of different types of meeting interactions and how Riff nudges people to form better meeting habits so they can develop trust, all share their thoughts and feel heard improving collaboration and outcomes.   Key Takeaways: [01:36] We are often not set up for success in our meetings. [02:11] Behavioral science identifies turn-taking as critical for productive meetings [03:44] The two parts of the Future of Work: more complex, non-routine work using different skills and more remote working. [06:16] Relationships are becoming more important as we become more distant physically. [07:23] A shift from incentivizing individual work to teamwork. [09:08] The pros and cons of remote versus office working. [09:59] Community building is important to build trust for people working from home. [11:41] Beth’s early career as a math teacher emphasizing team-based work. [15:44] What is computational social science? [17:33] How is Riff Analytics using artificial intelligence? [20:00] What the dynamics of conversations tell us. [21:06] The impact of unspoken signals during meetings. [22:01] Engagement is measured and feedback is given in real-time about who is dominating the conversation.  [22:39] The effect of interrupting during meetings. [23:51] Feedback raises awareness in all meeting attendees. [24:01] Visualization of each person’s meeting participation. [25:12] Riff is a tool for promoting and practicing productive meeting habits. [25:53] Post-meeting surveys capture each attendee’s experience. [27:53] Original goal was to help online course learning where trust levels are low. [30:21] Riff increases social presence feeling as though you are meeting in person. [31:48] The relevance of trust and taking turns in conversation. [34:12] Successful patterns of different meeting interactions. [36:36] Riff nudges people to adopt better collaboration habits. [41:26] Immediate Action Tip: Understand that time is a collective responsibility—respecting and optimizing other people’s time as well as your own.   Resources: Riffanalytics.ai   Quotes:    “Research shows 71% of people find meetings unproductive and inefficient.”   “Everyone has something to share and it requires you to trust that if you give up your speaking time to others that something valuable is going to happen on the other end.”    “Optimizing time is a collective responsibility, not an individual responsibility alone. If you’re in a meeting with other people, it’s not just your time.”

Environmental problems make a lot of news, but solutions are in the works in many places too. Where thinking around a whole system is taking place, ideas-in-action deserve a listen!                      Beth Porter, Climate Campaigns Director for the DC based non-profit Green America, digs into making solutions work, toward a green economy.  The Earthworms conversation focuses on Porter's recent extensive research into recycling - her book Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine sorts out the recycling system - and on Green America's Cool It! campaign to transform refrigerants from climate-whacking HFCs to options that will keep cool both our stuff and our planet.   Green America works to harness economic power - the strength of consumers, investors, businesses and the marketplace - to create a socially just and environmentally sustainable society.   THANKS to Andy Heaslet, Earthworms engineer Music: Butter II, performed live at KDHX by Ian Ethan Case Related Earthworms Conversations: Drawdown: Solutions to Reverse Global Warming (March 2018) Bin There, Do This! STL Recycling Update (June 2018) 

This episode of the Not A Mama Yet podcast features Green America’s Climate & Recycling Director Beth Porter. Beth is the author of Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System and through her work she has helped thousands of individuals and businesses live and operate more sustainably. Beth has spearheaded many campaigns that identify the waste of resources and energy in varying sectors and has authored comprehensive reports of proposed solutions. She loves to help people find answers to their recycling questions and try new ways to reduce waste, which is why I wanted her on the podcast! I spoke with Beth about the current state of our planet and what we can be hopeful for, initiatives she has worked on, and what we can be thinking about in our own lives to lower our environmental impact. This episode is very educational and is so helpful in understanding recycling better. Enjoy!! My main takeaways: Learn how to recycle properly! Reduce, reuse, recycle: There is a reason recycle comes last! Reduce and reuse are so important and we must focus on less waste before anything else! Our spheres of influence vary. For example, I am just one person who can put in the work in my own home. A government official is also just one person but their sphere of influence is much greater because they can support laws that either help or hurt our planet. When moving and cleaning out your home, buy second hand, find used boxes for packing, and check out freecycle.org to find what people might be giving away in your area. Make sure you dispose of any electronics in the best way and use http://nationalgreenpages.org to find vetted businesses to buy from for other products you can’t buy second hand. You can find Beth here: bethrecycles.com Thank you for listening to this episode! What was your main takeaway? Natalie --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/notamamayet/support

The beautiful Lost Words book by artist Jackie Morris and writer Robert Macfarlane has become a cultural phenomenon, raising awareness of the importance of nature words in our lives. It has also spawned the Spell Songs project featuring some of our top folk artists. In this special edition of Folk on Foot, Matthew walks with Jackie and the singer, cellist and ukulele player Beth Porter (The Bookshop Band) on the hill near Jackie’s cottage in Wales. Beth sings and plays as Jackie creates an otter painting in her studio. We also hear music from Julie Fowlis and Kerry Andrew/You Are Wolf.

A tantalising taste of all six beautiful episodes of Season 3, featuring The Lost Words Spell Songs: Jackie Morris and Beth Porter in Pembrokeshire; Martin Simpson in Scunthorpe; The Unthanks on the Northumberland Coast; John Smith in Brixham; Lisa Knapp in Tooting and Duncan Chisholm at Sandwood Bay.

Whats up guys and welcome to the married life. This week is part 2 of our interview with Kwan and Beth Porter. On today's podcast they are hitting on speaking life and what is the posture of our hearts. It was a great conversation with an amazing couple who didn't have it together and still don't have it together but are choosing to grow daily. We hope this interview inspires you to be more vulnerable with your spouse and draw closer together than before. Welcome to the married life.

On this weeks episode we interview Kwan and Beth Porter of Life Mission Church in Kansas City. They are the campus pastors, oversee the freedom ministry and also family ministry. Kwan and Beth have a relatable past relationship of mistrust, doubt, struggling faith and trying to figure out how this marriage will work. Today they give us insight on what they have found to help their marriage and how to have a trust in each other by having a trust in God. Welcome to The Married Life.

Why is biodiversity important to the places we love to travel? The 2019 Speaking of Travel Climate Listening Project Series with Dayna Reggero begins with a discussion around Dayna’s recent photography series “Voices of Hope for Forests,” featuring individuals from around the world who are working together to protect forests as part of the Environmental Paper Network. The Environmental Paper Network is made up of 140 organizations who are working together on a Global Paper Vision for the pulp and paper industry. Guests include Josh Axelrod of the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council), Beth Porter of Green America and Amy Moas of Greenpeace.

Beth Porter is Green America's Climate & Recycling Director, as well as the author of "Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System." She joins Jonathan to talk all things recycling: what is is, how it works, whether plastic straws are as dangerous we've been told, how oil prices affect recycled plastic demands, and more. Beth is on Twitter and Instagram @bethrecycles, and at www.bethrecycles.com. Her book "Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System" is available here. Find out what today's guest and former guests are up to by following us on Instagram and Twitter @CuriousWithJVN.  Transcripts for each episode are available at JonathanVanNess.com. Check out Getting Curious merch at PodSwag.com. Listen to more music from Quiñ by heading over to TheQuinCat.com. Jonathan is on Instagram and Twitter @JVN and @Jonathan.Vanness on Facebook.

Beth Porter, Climate and Recycling Director at Green America, a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit, has studied the recycling system carefully. In her new book, Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System, Porter challenges established thinking and recounts the history of the single-stream recycling system introduced decades ago in the United States. With recycling rates stuck near 34 percent in the United States, and in the face of China's National Sword contaminated recycled materials ban, the country needs to establish a new recycling ethos. Porter also reintroduces an important American story about Scrap For Victory recycling campaigns during World War II that galvanized the homefront. Children, adults, communities, and companies pulled together to gather scrap metal to produce planes and tanks to fight the war. Why can't we make the same shared commitment today? Beth Porter thinks we can. Tune in to hear this inspiring conversation.

Beth Porter, Climate and Recycling Director at Green America, a Washington, D.C.-based non-profit, has studied the recycling system carefully. In her new book, Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System, Porter challenges established thinking and recounts the history of the single-stream recycling system introduced decades ago in the United States. With recycling rates stuck near 34 percent in the United States, and in the face of China's National Sword contaminated recycled materials ban, the country needs to establish a new recycling ethos. Porter also reintroduces an important American story about Scrap For Victory recycling campaigns during World War II that galvanized the homefront. Children, adults, communities, and companies pulled together to gather scrap metal to produce planes and tanks to fight the war. Why can't we make the same shared commitment today? Beth Porter thinks we can. Tune in to hear this inspiring conversation.

Beth Porter from Green America on China's refusal of dirty recyclables // Margaret Brennan on potential Mueller indictments/ incoming House freshmen // Michael Medved's review of The Front Runner // Sports Insider Danny O'Neil on the Seahawks' win // Hanna Scott on the Republic, WA police chief, who plans to ignore I-1639 // Chris Sullivan's Chokepoint -- touring the new tunnel

In most places around the world, Siri comes with a female voice by default. Of course you can change it but most people don’t. This is true for most other voiced-based computer programs. Why? We begin this episode with the fascinating reasons why most people prefer their devices sound female. http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/apps/a18018/why-is-siri-a-female-voice/Human nature – it is a collection of things we humans tend to do by default. Robert Greene, author of the bestseller The Laws of Human Nature (https://amzn.to/2yQtqZy) takes you on a fascinating journey into why we do the things we do and why these tendencies we have often get in the way of our happiness and success. There are 18 laws of human nature and Robert will explain how to use them to your advantage and how to counter them when they work against you. What could be simpler and more satisfying than a grilled cheese sandwich? Most of us have been eating them since we were kids. Actually though, there is some science and technique to making the perfect grilled cheese sandwich and a lot of it has to do with the cheese you select. Which is best? Listen and find out. http://www.businessinsider.com/science-making-grilled-cheese-2015-11Household recycling has become habit for many people. We just do it because – well that’s what good citizens do. What you may not know is that there are a lot of problems with recycling. In fact a lot of what you recycle probably NEVER gets recycled. Instead it ends up in a landfill with all the other garbage. Beth Porter is an expert on the subject and she is author of the book Reduce, Reuse, Reimagine: Sorting Out the Recycling System (https://amzn.to/2JCkknD) . Beth joins me to reveal what’s wrong with recycling and what everyone can do to make the whole system work better and more efficiently.This Week's SponsorsCare/Of Vitamins. For 25% off your first month of personalized care/of vitamins go to www.TakeCareOf.com and use the promo code SOMETHING Home Chef. Go to www.HomeChef.com/something to get $30 off your first order. Madison Reed. For 10% off plus free shipping on your first order go to www.Madison-Reed.com/somethingJet.com. For a great online shopping experience go to www.Jet.com The Lodge at Woodloch. $50 resort credit off any 2-night stay at The Lodge at Woodloch when mentioning promo code SOMETHING by calling 800-966-3562, Option 2, then Option 1 for reservations.

It’s PRIDE. Cities across the world are draping themselves in the rainbow flag and LGBT+ communities are taking to the streets in celebration and protest, in acts of affirmation and demonstrations of the communities visibility. We’re joined by two sporting powerhouses to talk about PRIDE in SPORT… Firstly, the stick wielding wonder-woman, Captain of the Pink Ladies, Dublin’s answer to Beth Porter; Rachel Barry. And in the other FAIRGAME hotseat is a woman whom we could introduce as a vital member of the Dublin Ladies Football panel who won an All Ireland in 2010 and scored two goals in the 2014 Final, the ex-captain of the Irish Women’s Basketball Team, who first donned the green jersey as a nipper when she played for the U-18’s Irish Women’s Football team. HOWEVER, she made the switch to the oval ball at the ripe old age of 35 when she joined the Irish Rugby XV’s squad as a FIERCE member of the front row, playing in two Six Nations campaigns and making her mark in the 2017 Women’s World Cup and winning 2017 Women’s Player of the Year; the one'n'only Lindsay Peat.

Ashley Feinstein Gerstley founded Knowing Your Worth where she works as a money coach. Ashley demystifies the world of money and personal finance for her clients whether they are creating a financial plan, negotiating compensation or paying down student loans. She offers one-on-one coaching, workshops, a 30 Day Money Cleanse and Savvy Investor course. She worked in the financial services industry for more than seven years: first as an investment banker, then in corporate finance and most recently running Knowing Your Worth Mary Beth Porter seasoned Success Strategist who guides creative leaders, entrepreneurs, and brands to express their highest creative potentials, connecting them to highest destiny and highest happiness, as they contribute highest back to humanity. She's also a producer/writer in the TV and film industry, connects funding for client's purposeful projects, and she Authored the book “Journey to Core Destiny” a how-to, interactive self-discovery guidebook to discover and manifest highest purpose.  Steve Smith known as a catalyst for change when it comes to helping his clients become world class business leaders.  Having mastered the most essential disciplines of business, he blends skills development in leadership, management and marketing with the more traditional characteristics of guidance and accountability coaching. He opened GrowthSource Coaching and has worked with over 300 businesses worldwide Li Lin Linkedin Profile Writer & Linkedin Marketing Strategist, and teaches her clients how to get clients on Linkedin.Her new book is called Linkedin Famous: How to Get Clients, Get Hired, & Get Famous on the World's #1 Professional Network now available on Amazon