Podcasts about Coop

Most people think of their apartment as a home. But if you live in a co-op, condo, HOA, or shared residential building, you are also part of a business, one with budgets, vendors, reserves, repairs, insurance, board politics, and financial decisions that can directly affect your monthly costs and property value. In this episode of The Real State, Alex Norman and Jamie Blond sit down with Tina Larsson, Co-Founder of The Folson Group, a former Wall Street analyst who organized a board coup in her own New York City co-op after questioning years of maintenance increases. By applying business discipline to building operations, Tina helped uncover $340,000 in savings and went on to build a consulting firm helping co-op and condo boards run their buildings more effectively. The conversation begins with the difference between a co-op and a condo, then moves into Tina's personal story: how she went from Wall Street analyst to co-op reformer after discovering that her own building was wasting money. She explains what a board coup actually looks like, why transparency matters, and how residents can take a more active role in protecting what is often their largest lifetime investment. Alex, Jamie, and Tina also explore the hidden business inside residential buildings: maintenance fees, vendor contracts, staff roles, reserve funds, capital projects, special assessments, and the decisions that boards often inherit without questioning. Tina explains why many boards are not intentionally mismanaging buildings, but often lack the technical expertise, time, or business framework needed to make better decisions. The episode also looks at the pressure facing New York City buildings today, including aging infrastructure, rising repair costs, Local Law 97, sustainability mandates, electrical capacity, heat pumps, boilers, and the financial tension between doing what is necessary and keeping buildings affordable for residents. The conversation also touches on the Champlain Towers collapse in Surfside, Florida, deferred maintenance, structural assessments, and why residents and buyers need to pay closer attention to how buildings are maintained and managed. Whether you live in a co-op, own a condo, serve on a board, manage a building, or are thinking about buying in New York City, this episode reveals why your building is not just where you live. It is a shared business, a shared investment, and a shared responsibility. Topics discussed: Co-op vs. condo ownership NYC co-op boards and condo boards Why buildings need to be run like businesses Tina Larsson's $340,000 co-op savings story Maintenance fees and annual increases Vendor contracts and building staff Board transparency and communication Property managers and resident managers Special assessments and capital repairs Local Law 97 and sustainability requirements Aging NYC buildings and infrastructure Deferred maintenance and building safety Champlain Towers / Surfside lessons What buyers should look for before purchasing Why Tina recommends looking at the basement Guest: Tina Larsson, Co-Founder of The Folson Group Website: thefolsongroup.com Connect with The Real State: Website: therealstate.co Send us feedback, topic ideas, or guest suggestions through our website. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Most entrepreneurs have never seriously considered the cooperative business model, even though some of the most recognizable brands in the world are co-ops. In this episode, Brian Thompson sits down with D.G. Safeer Hopton, entrepreneur, healer, and author of Creating a Co-op Village, to explore cooperative economics and what it could mean for mission-driven business owners. Safeer has spent decades building co-ops, studying cooperative economics, and helping communities create prosperity through shared ownership. This conversation is a practical and eye-opening introduction to a business structure built on people before profit.   In this episode you will learn: What cooperative economics actually means and how it works in practice How co-op business models differ from LLCs, S-Corps, and nonprofits Why credit unions, IKEA, Sunkist, and Carpet One are all co-ops How patronage refunds work and why they are the fairest profit-sharing system Safeer has found What questions every entrepreneur should ask before choosing a business structure How co-op business models create community prosperity by keeping money circulating locally The history of co-ops from pre-colonial Africa to present day How to get started with a co-op through organizations like the National Cooperative Bank and the National Cooperative Business Association Cooperative economics offers a genuine alternative to the competition and extraction model that drives most traditional businesses. Co-op business models are democratically controlled, neutral in race, religion, politics, and gender, and designed to return profits back to the people who generate them. Whether you are an entrepreneur exploring new business structures, a mission-driven business owner looking for more community aligned ways to operate, or simply curious about how cooperative economics could create more prosperity in your community, this episode is a valuable and thought-provoking listen.   Resources + Links Connect with D.G. Safeer Hopton: LinkedIn Global Village Cooperative Get the book: Creating a Co-op Village: How Real-World Co-op Businesses Build Wealth and Thriving Communities on Amazon Follow Brian Thompson Online: Instagram, Facebook, LinkedIn, X, Forbes Follow & review the podcast: on Spotify and Apple Podcasts Newsletter Sign Up   About Brian and the Mission Driven Business Podcast Brian Thompson, JD/CFP®, is a tax attorney and Certified Financial Planner® who specializes in providing comprehensive financial planning to LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs who run mission-driven businesses. The Mission Driven Business podcast was born out of his passion for helping social entrepreneurs create businesses with purpose and profit. On the podcast, Brian talks with diverse entrepreneurs and the people who support them. Listeners hear stories of experiences, strength, and hope and get practical advice to help them build businesses that might just change the world, too.

Happy Men's Mental Health Month! Lorenna, your host, brings to you a panel discussion with Dennis, Jacks, Coop, and Elhanan, discussing men's mental health and what black masculinity means, the ins and outs of each person's profession, defining safe spaces, and much more on The No Static Network!

Michael Ray Richardson joins Michael Cooper today on the Showtime with Coop podcast on CLNS. “Sugar” shares his experience, opinions, and failures including his thoughts on NBA Past & Present + Troubled Career & Finding Success. Topics Discussed: Early life The NBA in the late 70s & 80s Coach Willis Reed Coach Hubey Brown New Jersey Nets experience New York Knicks experience Commissioner David Stern Richardsons lifetime drug ban from NBA Getting sober Current life Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Les chefs d'État du G7 se réuniront du 15 au 17 juin à Evian, en Haute-Savoie. Créé en 1975, ce club des pays riches qui compte aussi l'Allemagne, le Canada, les États-Unis, l'Italie, le Japon et le Royaume-Uni, a vu son poids décliner. Il ne représente plus que 30% du PIB mondial contre 68% en 1992. Malgré ce déclin, aucun des pays émergents comme le Brésil, l'Inde ou l'Afrique du Sud ou anciennement émergents, cas de la Chine, n'y a été admis. Ces derniers ont donc créé des Forums concurrents : Coopération économique Asie Pacifique qui regroupe une vingtaine d'États ou les BRICS composés des principales économies émergentes. Inde, Kenya, Brésil, Corée du Sud et quelques autres ont été invités comme observateurs. Il faut dire qu'il va beaucoup être question d'économie durant ces deux jours. Donald Trump va concentrer toutes les interrogations sur le registre du « que fait-on maintenant avec Ormuz » ? L'idée du sommet est de plancher sur les grands déséquilibres mondiaux. Les déficits commerciaux avec la Chine ne cessent de s'envoler, le déficit courant américain continue de se creuser. Et entre les deux, l'Europe qui n'investit pas suffisamment. Maintenir l'unité du G7 est un combat de tous les jours. La survie de ce club est-elle menacée ?   Invités : Bertrand Badie, professeur émérite des Universités à Sciences Po. Auteur d'une trentaine d'ouvrages Par delà la puissance et la guerre. La mystérieuse énergie sociale, Odile Jacob, est le dernier.  Pierre Grosser, spécialiste des Relations internationales au Centre d'Histoire de Sciences Po. Auteur de plusieurs ouvrages, Pierre Grosser a aussi dirigé une Histoire mondiale des relations internationales parue aux éditions Bouquins.

Des loyers souvent plus bas que les prix du marché, la possibilité de prendre une part plus active dans la vie et la gestion de l'immeuble: voici ce que proposent les coopératives d'habitation, qui représentaient environ 4% du parc immobilier suisse en 2025. Plusieurs mois avant d'emménager dans leur nouveau logement, les futurs locataires du projet de la Codha " Via 105 ", à Versoix, imaginent déjà leur nouveau chez-eux. À Lausanne, la SCHL se présente aux locataires d'un immeuble dont la société coopérative a récemment fait l'acquisition. Reportages de Grégoire Molle Réalisation: Sandro Lisci Production: Laurence Difélix

Kyle and John start the second hour by getting more into the Cooper situation. Will the Broncos cut him? Is he facing a suspension from the NFL? How will the Broncos ownership group handle this second incident with Coop? A look back at the LOADED 2011 NFL Draft. Reaction to the text line and 3 questions with Alex Becker: Altitude TV broadcast shakeup, NFL dark horse MVP candidates and the best thing Sean Payton has brought to Denver. 

Ben Maller talks about orthopedic surgeon Dr. Neal ElAttrache getting investigated by MLB over Conor McGregor's alleged PED use, if Yankees GM Brian Cashman should apologize to Aroldis Chapman, A.J. Brown's praise of Drake Maye, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, Sports Jeopardy, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Ben discusses if the NBA officials are to blame for the San Antonio Spurs' loss in Game 4, George Kittle giving a vote of confidence to Kyle Shanahan well ahead of the season, Maller to the Third Degree, Lame Jokes of the Week, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

By Doug Green “We're a partner-first company. It is in our DNA,” says Patrick Sheehan, Vice President of Channel Development and Distribution at Intermedia. In this episode of Technology Reseller News, recorded for the CCA community, I spoke with Patrick Sheehan, Vice President of Channel Development and Distribution at Intermedia, about a new approach to helping channel partners grow recurring revenue while reducing operational complexity. Intermedia describes itself as an intelligent cloud communications provider, bringing voice, video, messaging, contact center, collaboration and related services into one seamless, AI-powered platform. Sheehan noted that Intermedia supports thousands of partners and more than 150,000 businesses, with a strong focus on helping partners look good and keeping customers happy. The central topic of the conversation was Intermedia's Co-Op Partner Model, a program designed for partners who want to retain control over customer relationships and pricing, while Intermedia handles many of the back-end operational burdens that can slow growth. For many partners, cloud communications, AI, Microsoft Teams integration, and contact center services represent significant opportunities. But traditional models can also add complexity to billing, taxation, collections, support and administration. The Co-Op model is designed to remove much of that friction. With Co-Op, partners can maintain ownership of the customer relationship while Intermedia provides the operational infrastructure behind the scenes. That allows partners to focus on selling, serving customers and expanding existing accounts into new recurring revenue streams, with the potential to earn up to 2X more in profit compared to traditional models. Sheehan also discussed where partners may be leaving money on the table. Existing customer relationships often contain opportunities for voice, collaboration, AI-enabled communications, customer experience tools and Microsoft Teams-related services. By simplifying the path to offer those services, Intermedia is encouraging partners to revisit accounts they already know well. The conversation also covered Intermedia's broader partner-first strategy, including its focus on customer service, technical support and reliability. Sheehan highlighted Intermedia's ninth consecutive J.D. Power recognition for assisted technical support, along with the company's financially backed 99.999% uptime service-level agreement. For partners that have not engaged with Intermedia recently, Sheehan's message was direct: the opportunity has changed. Cloud communications is no longer just about replacing phone systems. It is about helping customers modernize communications, improve customer experience, adopt AI-enabled tools and create more flexible ways to work. The Co-Op model gives partners another way to participate in that opportunity without having to rebuild their own operations. Learn more about becoming an Intermedia partner. Read more about Intermedia's Co-Op program.

Budget 2026-2027 : les PME, coopératives et manufacturiers dévoilent leurs attentes prioritaires by TOPFM MAURITIUS

Welcome to Barn Talk! In today's guest episode, we're joined by Nicole Glenn an agronomist, content creator, and founder of the Farm Company, who's earned a dedicated following by speaking honestly about agriculture, soil health, and her experiences as a young woman in the industry. Nicole grew up on her family's Kentucky farm, traveled all the way to Australia to farm and explore new perspectives, and has since transitioned from working with big ag companies to independent consulting focused on building soil health and farm resiliency. In this wide-ranging conversation, Nicole opens up about her journey from tobacco fields to driving brand-new combines Down Under, why soil biology should matter to every farmer, and the practical steps toward more profitable and sustainable farming. We dig deep into the future of American agriculture, the role of women in the field, the rise of content creation in ag, and Nicole's entrepreneurial vision for rural workwear and community. Get ready for a real, optimistic, and sometimes disruptive discussion about the challenges and opportunities facing agriculture today full of firsthand perspective, practical advice, and a passion for keeping small farms healthy and thriving. Let's get into it! JOIN THE BARN TALK NEWSLETTER & GET LIVE EVENT ACCESS: We're on a mission to get 10,000 subscribers, and once we do, we're hosting a live event at the barn! Sign up to get exclusive access to tickets and details.

In this episode, we talk about the arrest on Jonathon Cooper, the accusations against him and what it could mean for the future of not only him, but the Denver Broncos themselves!

Économie bleue : Maurice et la Côte d'Ivoire passent à la vitesse supérieure dans leur coopération stratégique by TOPFM MAURITIUS

Good Eats is back! On episode 4, Kayla, Coop, Dennis, Lorenna, Lamar, Khalil, Emperor and Stanley discuss the viral Kool-Aid pineapple trend, etiquette on praising your significant other's cooking, take a step back from food to discuss Backrooms and other movies, and more!Live on the No Static Network!

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71 % des Français ne savent pas nommer une coopérative. Pourtant, 63 % des jeunes se disent prêts à y investir. Derrière ce paradoxe se cache un modèle d'entreprise né il y a près de deux siècles, mais particulièrement actuel : une gouvernance démocratique, des décisions prises au plus près du terrain, une vision inscrite dans le temps long. Dans ce hors-série de La Story, Dominique Lévy, fondatrice du cabinet d'études George(s), décrypte les attentes des Français envers les entreprises ; Pierre Macé, directeur général de la Fédération nationale des Caisses d'Epargne, détaille un modèle fondé sur la démocratie et le partage de la valeur ; et Sylvain Vial, directeur du développement Caisse d'Epargne, montre comment il accompagne les transitions écologiques, sociales et territoriales. Découvrez un modèle qui, loin d'être obsolète, est un modèle d'avenir. Ce HORS-SÉRIE est proposé par Caisse d'Epargne. Journaliste : Nathalie Descout, Réalisation : Rudy Tolila, Mixage : Killian Martin Daoudal, Production Executive : Jean-Baptiste Rochelet pour OneTwo OneTwo Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

The boys team up with Matt's brother Trevor from the "Catching Up On Cinema" Podcast to review a bevy of Steam demons, including "Pass the Fear," "Burgling Gnomes", "Dark Light Survivor," "Vampire Crawlers," and a few choice others. Recorded May 18

Ben Maller talks about the Packers giving Christian Watson a $110M extension, Cowboys coach Brian Schottenheimer not being concerned with George Pickens skipping voluntary OTAs, T.J. Watt's message on the difference between Mike Tomlin & Mike McCarthy, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, Sports Jeopardy, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Ben talks about Aaron Judge getting diagnosed with a stress fracture in his rib and being set to miss time, the NBA's punishment for the guy who rushed the court to take a selfie, Maller to the Third Degree, Lame Jokes of the Week, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode, Sona and I break down the season finale of Season 2 of Your Friends & Neighbors and react to where the show lands heading into Season 3. We also talk Knicks playoff excitement and Ticketmaster frustrations, then preview our next weekly series, Apple TV's Cape Fear. Victor and Sona open with Knicks fandom, ticketing issues, and how broken live-event pricing has become. Victor then gives spoiler-free impressions of Apple TV's Cape Fear adaptation, highlighting Nick Antosca, producers Scorsese and Spielberg, and a cast led by Javier Bardem, Amy Adams, and Patrick Wilson, plus the show's tense horror staging and intriguing “innocence project” irony. They move into Your Friends & Neighbors' finale, praising the cold open and some character moments while criticizing contrivances around the cover-up, cameras, the lake sequence, and unresolved plot threads, yet noting stronger thematic focus and confirming Season 3 is in production. Join our Patreon for more Content https://www.patreon.com/cw/NeedsSomeIntroduction Mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Podcast Welcome 00:26 Knicks Ticket Chaos 03:39 Broken Ticketing System 05:42 Next Show Cape Fear 08:06 Cape Fear Premise Cast 09:32 Bardem Steals Scenes 12:37 Horror Tension Moments 13:13 Finale First Impressions 15:00 Cold Open Cleanup Hijinks 16:27 Coverup Logic Problems 19:57 Cameras And Contrivances 25:21 Lake Crash And Logistics 31:51 Coop and Mel Truths 34:08 Ego and Lifestyle Motives 36:48 Season Three Casting Talk 38:35 Sister Reunion Scene 40:21 Affair Advice Debate 44:13 Elena Robbery Fallout 49:24 Barney Marriage Breaking 49:36 Money Math and Loose Ends 53:01 Cricket Puppet Master Theory 54:59 Season Three Hopes and Wrap Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

The loss of a crop is awful. The loss of a tradition, even more painful. This year's erratic weather has caused some Wisconsin strawberry growers to rethink their plan. Kiley Allan gets the story from Danielle Clark of Mayberry Farms in Mayville. Their strawberry harvest is over before it started. They have pick-your-own strawberries, honeybees, row crops, and a newly planted apple orchard, backyard livestock collection of chickens and show lambs, makes skincare with farm grown ingredients such as strawberries, beeswax, tallow and lard. Agronomist believes Phytophthora attacked their plants - putting an end to their season before it started. Clark says they had a little last year, but removed diseased plants but because soil doesn't drain well and the spring was cool and wet it accelerated it to a total loss. One of their brand pillars is authenticity, so Danielle felt it was important to give the community an open and honest announcement that they would not have pick your own strawberries this year. She felt it was important to give enough time to digest the information and determine where they will go instead. The farm was met with an overwhelming amount of support from the community. The farm will convert the affected soil to an apple orchard expansion. Rain is just starting to move into Wisconsin this morning. Stu Muck says it'll hang around through the day Friday, but allow for a beautiful weekend of drier weather. What do Wisconsin livestock owners need to think about regarding New World Screw Worm? Curt Larson, president and CEO of Equity Livestock Sales Association in Baraboo feels confident that Texas has the insect under control. Larson says market disruption so far has been minimal. He also says the chances of the insect making it to Wisconsin are thin. Still, for Wisconsin livestock operators that house/grow/breed their animals in other states, thinking through possible quarantine restrictions is not a bad plan. Pam Jahnke visits with Larson. The state's largest outdoor agriculture event depends on volunteers, weather and commercial exhibitors. How's the 2026 show coming together? Stephanie Hoff gets a preview from Janet Keller, general manager, Wisconsin Farm Technology Days. Wisconsin Farm Technology Days is currently managing a "critical mass" of calls from potential exhibitors and sponsors to build the schedule and finalize the official program. The organization recently expanded its small staff by hiring Kate Borren as program coordinator and Abby George to handle financial bookkeeping. Unlike most other agricultural shows, this event moves to a different site within the state. Reorganized in 2023 as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the show’s mission focuses on education and resources for agriculture, health, safety, and food sourcing for both farmers and consumers. The event requires a minimum of 200 acres to host—ideally on a modern dairy farm—and must be booked several years in advance so host farms can properly adjust their crop rotation schedules. The event logo changes every year to reflect the host county's unique identity. For 2026, the logo features the outline of Marathon County, the town of Stratford, and dairy cows representing the host farm, No Joke Dairy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New data shows how unstable the construction sector is right now, with building activity dropping to a 10-year low. Infometrics says building activity fell 3.5% in the March quarter. The value of non-residential work in the South Island rose more than 8% as Wellington and Auckland recorded significant drops. Combined Building Supplies Co-Op CEO Carl Taylor told Heather du Plessis-Allan consents can tell them what may happen in the future – but only if people spend money. He says it's tough out there, particularly in Auckland, but Canterbury seems insulated from issues. LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Jordan and Max talk their pizza consumption in New York and the disaster slice shop, the dumbest dessert craze, a coastal cheesesteak battle, central California dining options, Vandell cocktails, natural wine strategies, sparkling water choices by Bubbles, three new restaurant opening in LA, Brentwood OGs, and is Dorsia a scam?

It's time for your annual From Software co-op episode! Producer Jeremy Schmidt yet again finds himself hosting an episode about a classic FromSoft RPG and this time it's about Dark Souls (2011). Enjoy a break from daddy Conner because this one rips! Show Notes Jacques Mouledoux - Instagram Alec Robbins - Bluesky Produced, Edited, and Original music by Jeremy Schmidt Call Me By Your Game – Instagram - Bluesky – YouTube - TikTok Super NPC Radio – Patreon - Discord - Bluesky – Instagram – Twitch

On Prime Time Jukebox Episode 188, we present our "Deep Cuts Playlist". In 2025, Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust (DTT): released a couple of samplers: Essentials and Deep Cuts.  The "Essentials" represent the popular, must-smoke cigars in the DTT portfolio. Meanwhile Deep Cuts represent DTT Master Ligador Steve Saka's absolute favorite cigars (which might be deeper, less popular ones) in the portfolio that he smokes. Analogously Coop and Dave will build their own playlists inspired by this concept. Tonight's episode was inspired by the Deep Cuts sampler. Coop and Dave each select 8 artists and then pick some of their favorite deep cut songs from each artist.  The Essentials Playlist was done on Prime Time Jukebox Episode 187. In addition, there will be Music News, Cigar News, Developing Palates' Review of the Week, and Dave's New Music 45. On this show the boys light up cigars from the Deep Cuts Sampler: Dave lights up Sobremesa Solita Red while Coop smokes a pre-release of the Mi Querida Black PapaSaka. Episode 188 Playlist

On Prime Time Jukebox Episode 188, we present our "Deep Cuts Playlist". In 2025, Dunbarton Tobacco & Trust (DTT): released a couple of samplers: Essentials and Deep Cuts.  The "Essentials" represent the popular, must-smoke cigars in the DTT portfolio. Meanwhile Deep Cuts represent DTT Master Ligador Steve Saka's absolute favorite cigars (which might be deeper, less popular ones) in the portfolio that he smokes. Analogously Coop and Dave will build their own playlists inspired by this concept. Tonight's episode was inspired by the Deep Cuts sampler. Coop and Dave each select 8 artists and then pick some of their favorite deep cut songs from each artist.  The Essentials Playlist was done on Prime Time Jukebox Episode 187. In addition, there will be Music News, Cigar News, Developing Palates' Review of the Week, and Dave's New Music 45. On this show the boys light up cigars from the Deep Cuts Sampler: Dave lights up Sobremesa Solita Red while Coop smokes a pre-release of the Mi Querida Black PapaSaka. Episode 188 Playlist

Home to both the village hall and quoits club, the Holbrook village green sits almost slap bang in the centre of the village. With the COOP supermarket, Methodist Hall, Swan public house and an independent butcher all nearby, this area of the village is the central hub of village life. What interests me sonically about the the present day village green is its flagpole, upon which the union flag is raised and lowered daily (like many other villages across the country). Even the gentlest breath of wind can cause the rope to clang and vibrate against the hollow metal pole. On a breezy day in August 2024, I set up my recording equipment in the late morning and sat back to listen. There was a palpable hum of activity as people came to run errands or shop. And, as always, a pigeon could be heard cooing away.Whilst I was recording, the sound of the dustbin lorry approaching could be heard. This sound is one of the regular sounds of any community and the hissing and clanking of the heavy lorry can often jar your focus from whatever task you are currently doing, to run out and check that your bin is ready for collection (as missing it would mean a lengthy period of time until they would return).I love the sounds of a bin collection: the hissing of air brakes, pneumatic lifting, the drones of an emptied wheely bin wheels on concrete, the slamming of lids and occasional shouts from the workers, and (if you are lucky) the beeping warning sound of the vehicle reversing.(Holbrook is a small village located 6 miles from the town of Ipswich, England.)Recorded by Matthew Shenton.IMAGE: Ovingham Village Green by Andrew Curtis, CC BY-SA 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Feels like so much happened since the last recording! Coop, Dennis (and you too, Jacks) discuss Clash In Italy, AAA's Mask vs Mask match, The New Day leaving WWE, Asuka's possibly final match in the WWE, and more!

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Prix de l'alimentation, carburants, marges : la grande distribution est au cœur des enjeux de pouvoir d'achat pour les Français confrontés à l'inflation. La hausse des prix touche-t-elle l'alimentation ? Un rapport du Sénat pointe les marges des distributeurs et dénonce des « pratiques prédatrices ». Dominique Schelcher, le Président Directeur Général de Coopérative U, répond pour le première fois dans RTL Matin. Ecoutez L'invité RTL de 7h40 avec Olivier Boy du 02 juin 2026.Hébergé par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Join us for an exciting episode of Showtime with Coop, where the Michael Cooper dives deep into the fun "Start, Bench, Cut" debate featuring some of the NBA's biggest stars! In this episode, they analyze the careers of Kyrie Irving, Luka Dončić, and Damian Lillard, sparking a lively discussion about their unique strengths and weaknesses. The conversation continues with Jayson Tatum, James Worthy, and Scottie Pippen, as the hosts clash over who deserves the top spot based on their all-around game and defensive skills. Finally, they tackle the intriguing comparison of Norm Nixon, Maurice Cheeks, and World B. Free, showcasing their playmaking and scoring abilities. Tune in for a fun-filled episode packed with basketball insights and playful banter! Showtime with Coop is Powered by:

Ben Maller talks about C.J. Stroud saying that he has held up his end of the bargain to earn a contract extension from the Texans, the Cold War vibes on A.J. Brown talks between Philly and New England, why NFL owners continue to be stubborn over turf fields, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, Sports Jeopardy, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Big Ben talks about the Thunder losing Game 6 of the WCF against the Spurs and who had the edge in the pivotal Game 7, the MLB owners salary cap proposal to the players, Maller to the Third Degree, Lame Jokes of the Week, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A listener recently asked us a question that many homeschool co-ops eventually face: What do you do when a family wants to participate… but simply can't afford the fees? Should co-ops offer scholarships or benevolence funds? If they do, how do you decide who receives help? Where does the money come from? And how do you create a system that is both compassionate and sustainable? If your co-op has ever wrestled with balancing generosity and responsibility, this conversation is for you. Bible verse: Galatians 6:2 “Carry each other's burdens, and in this way you will fulfill the law of Christ.” Next Steps:  Schedule a coaching call:  https://homeschoolcommunitybuilders.com/ Join our Facebook group- Lead Your Homeschool Co-op https://www.facebook.com/groups/72507320516066 Become a Lead Your Homeschool Co-op Insider and get first dibs on valuable resources to help you lead, organize, and connect your community.  https://homeschoolcommunitybuilders.com/contact/ Contact us! info@homeschoolcommunitybuilders.com

In 1941, a young priest in Spain helped spark a movement that would transform worker ownership forever. Today, that spirit is crossing the Atlantic. In our latest episode, we explore the emerging "Union Co-op" model—a powerful hybrid that combines the democratic ownership of a cooperative with the protective strength of a union. We speak with Ellen Vera, Director of Co-Op Cincy, about the "how-to" of worker ownership: how to transition an existing business, how to start a new venture from scratch, and the common mistakes to avoid. We also talk with Rob Witherall of the United Steelworkers about how the USW is partnering with cooperatives to provide essential benefits like healthcare and ensure that the wealth of our communities stays in the hands of the workers.  Join us as we discuss why the future of the American labor movement might just be owned by the people who do the work. Music in this episode is by: Makaih Beats and Ethos

In this episode of Need Some Introduction, Sona and I discuss the penultimate episode of Season 2 of Your Friends and Neighbors, along with quick updates on other TV we're watching and a horror film that's become a major word-of-mouth hit. We also talk Knicks finals excitement and the near-impossible hunt for tickets. Then we break down the episode: Coop's confusing abduction, theories about who's behind the threat, Lu's advice, Liv getting fired by Jack as the Excelsior/OFAC mess escalates, frustrations with Elena's plot, Mel's dog cover-up and hookup, and the chaotic guys' night ending with Ash's accidental death and the fallout it sets up for the finale. Join the Patreon for bonus content https://www.patreon.com/cw/NeedsSomeIntroduction Mailto:needssomeintroduction@gmail.com 00:00 Podcast intro and guest 00:28 Knicks finals ticket frenzy 01:54 Who should the Knicks face 04:11 What we are watching next 04:41 Widows Bay tone and hype 07:09 Curse horror and Obsession 08:38 Milk and Cereal to breakout 11:38 Obsession plot setup 14:25 Box office and buzz 16:28 No spoilers and impressions 17:40 Penultimate episode critique 23:02 Coop abduction mystery 24:10 Who is behind the threat 28:09 Lou advice and van gag 31:38 Pokemon cards and bad heists 35:54 Family Safety Debate 36:48 Coop Finally Panics 37:47 Jack Confrontation Fallout 39:42 Cancer Changes Priorities 41:31 Mel Dog Coverup 45:06 Elena Calls Him Out 46:08 Baby Shower Comedy 53:01 Sam Escape Plan 56:27 Movie Reference Clue 57:22 Guys Weekend Chaos 58:36 Ash Dies Suddenly 01:03:12 Coverup Speculation 01:08:20 Finale Cliffhanger Hype Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

We are bringing this special CrimeScience episode from the 2024 LPRC Supply Chain Protection Summit back, as we commemorate an amazing LPRC Supply Chain Protection Summit this year! Take a listen! LIVE from the 2024 LPRC Supply Chain Protection Summit, it’s the CrimeScience Podcast! This week our hosts discuss some of the newest and latest trends, technology, and LPRC news live from Lebanon, TN! On this episode, our hosts discuss preparing for telecom issues, cyber incidents and preparations, the LPRC’s Violent Crime Summit coming up, how the supply chain protection summit went, and a great big welcome to our new BOA members. Listen in to stay updated on hot topics in the industry and more!

The Park Slope Food Coop is the largest food coop in the country and one of the oldest. It has had a social mission since its founding in 1973 and has previously backed over 20 consumer boycotts including ones against products from apartheid South Africa and in support of the national boycott against California table grapes led by the United Farm Workers. For the past 17 years, pro-Palestine members of the coop have tried to get the Coop to boycott produced in Israel and its Occupied Territories. They have encountered many obstacles, including anti-boycott members who insist the Coop is just a grocery store and not a place for political activism. Tonight members will finally have a chance to vote on this measure and make their voice heard. Joining us to discuss this more is Dan Kaminsky of Park Slope Food Coop Members for Palestine.

Show Highlights: Overreliance on federated patronage to subsidize local co-ops. [03:55] Preserving disciplined strategic focus in favorable cycles. [10:17] How generalist experience supports an enterprise perspective. [17:29] Generalist vs. specialist paths in ag for future talent. [23:36] The importance of matching skills to evolving roles. [29:01] Garden City Co-op's prolific development of CEO talent. [31:57] What's GCC's succession and talent planning strategy? [34:04] Early AI adoption strategy and guardrails for co-ops. [39:40] The need for new talent and agility with AI experimentation. [43:51] Imagining asset-free co-ops and redefining value creation. [49:44]  Connect with Jeff on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeff-boyd-81220441/. To explore Garden City Co-op, visit https://www.gccoop.com/.  If you are interested in connecting with Joe, go to LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/joemosher/, or schedule a call at www.moshercg.com.

Klay Thompson, 4x NBA Champion, Splash Brother, and son of Lakers great Mychal Thompson, joins Michael “Coop” Cooper on Showtime w/ Coop. Klay reflects on growing up around the Lakers, Kobe's influence, the Warriors' first championship, the rise of the Splash Brothers, practice battles, playing with Kyrie Irving, and adjusting to his new chapter with the Dallas Mavericks. Plus — his Top-5 shooters now and all-time, BIG3 League thoughts, and why fishing is his ultimate escape. Showtime w/ Coop on CLNS Media is Powered by:

Welcome back to the monthly design diaries series of 2026 where I am holding myself accountable toward putting out more games.   For the first Design Diaries of the year that isn't about Gardens of Rust, I decided to go back to what was going to be the original Design Diaries episode of 2026... my two-player buddy cop TTRPG Decktectives.   In this game, the two players sit down and create a pair of detectives or investigators who are going to solve a crime in around 1 hour of real time like an episode your favorite procedural using a deck of cards and a Three Act Structure with "commercial breaks."   The game mechanics are very simple, using cards from small hands to overcome prompts and obstacles flipped from a 3x3 grid representing each Act of the investigation to create piles of Clues & Complications. By the end, hopefully your duo has amassed enough evidence to put away the culprit (or solve the crime and let it slide).   I'm confident this one's done design-wise, I just need to get the layout done. SOMEONE YELL AT ME UNTIL I DO!   ----more---- Join the DMs After Dark Discord!   I made a Ko-Fi if you feel absurdly generous and want to help cover podcast hosting costs & all the upkeep. I'm still working on whether I want to offer anything special over there or just give my extreme gratitude (maybe some stickers or something in the mail) to those who donate, but no pressure whatsoever :)   Where to Follow Rene Plays Games: LinkTree |  BlueSky | Threads | Instagram | Facebook | DMs After Dark Rene's Games: MECH | MECH Cities 2 | One Last Quest | I Know I Know You, But I Don't Know How... email: RenePlaysGamesPod@gmail.com   Music in the Episode (in order of appearance): Rain, Book And Cup Of Tea by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

If you've ever felt pressure to be louder, more visible, or constantly “on” to grow your business, this episode will completely shift the way you think about leadership, confidence, and success.In this conversation, I'm joined by Heather Dixon Adams, founder and CEO of Choice Media & Communications, to talk about what it really means to build influence with intention, lead with confidence, and create a business that supports your actual life—not just your goals on paper.Heather shares the powerful story of how getting laid off became the catalyst for designing a life-first business, the mindset shifts that helped her grow an all-female agency, and why balance isn't the goal—alignment is.We dive into boundaries, comparison, confidence in male-dominated spaces, sustainable leadership, and how to quiet the noise long enough to hear your own voice again. This conversation is honest, grounded, and full of wisdom for women entrepreneurs who want to grow without losing themselves in the process. Today you'll hear:02:58 – Meet Heather Dixon Adams and the powerful career journey that led her to build a life-first business05:34 – The conversation with Heather's husband that completely changed how she approached success and career growth07:12 – Why building your life first—and your business second—creates more sustainable success09:03 – The myth of balance and what women entrepreneurs should focus on instead11:18 – What it looks like to lead an all-female team with intention, flexibility, and trust13:42 – How Heather learned to own her voice and confidence in male-dominated rooms16:05 – Why comparison gets louder when entrepreneurs disconnect from their own values and vision18:21 – The role boundaries play in sustainable leadership and long-term business growth21:14 – How confidence is built through experience, not perfection23:48 – Why women entrepreneurs need to stop waiting for permission to take up space26:33 – The connection between intentional leadership and creating a business that supports your real life29:11 – What Heather has learned about success after more than 30 years in business32:08 – How to quiet external noise and reconnect with your own intuition as a leader35:17 – Final advice for women entrepreneurs who want to grow confidently without burnout CONNECT WITH HEATHER:Website: https://choicemediacommunications.com/Instagram: @heatherdixonadams and @choicemediacommunicationsFREE Resource: A free 30-minute brand strategy consult with a member of the Choice teamhttps://calendly.com/deidra-choicemediacommunications/30min 

Big Ben talks about the Knicks easily winning Game 2 of the ECF against the Cavs, Matthew Stafford getting a big money contract extension from the Rams, Maller to the Third Degree, Lame Jokes of the Week, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ben Maller talks about Browns coach Todd Monken still not even meeting with Myles Garrett, if Monken's bluntness is refreshing or a bad sign, Titans coach Robert Saleh publicly dismissing the idea of a "revenge game" against the Jets, Coop's Scoop on Entertainment, Sports Jeopardy, and more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ryan joins us this week to head back to the pond for another episode of The Way Home. ABOUT: THE WAY HOME (SEASON 4 EPISODE 5) When Nick joins Kat on her search for more information about Elliot's mother in the 1920s, the two realize they may be in over their heads. AIR DATE & NETWORK FOR: THE WAY HOME (SEASON 4 EPISODE 5) May 17, 2026 | Hallmark Channel CAST & CREW OF: THE WAY HOME (SEASON 4 EPISODE 5) Chyler Leigh as Kat Landry Evan Williams as Elliot Augustine Sadie Laflamme as Alice Dhawan Andie MacDowell as Del Landry BRAN'S THE WAY HOME (SEASON 4 EPISODE 5) SYNOPSIS Kat and Nick come out of the water and Nick is loving life. Alice sees Del's horse running wild and is like, “Oh no, where's Grandma?!” We see Del hear Colton's voice. He asks her to take his hand and she says, “I wish I could.” He tells her to just try. They walk back to the house together, but Alice can't see Colton. HE'S A GHOST! Kat and Nick pop up in the 1920s. Alice is checking on Del when Sam shows up. Alice didn't know who else to call. Suddenly, there's another knock at the door. It's Julian with wine. Del is like, “How about you pour me a glass and I'll tell you what's going on?” Alice is trying to snag the almanac when Cliff comes in and is like, “…What are you doing in my house?” Del tells the fellas to scram so she can talk to ghost Colton. She's like, “You're not real.” He responds, “Feels pretty real to me.” Kat tells Nick to keep the Auggie boys occupied while she goes looking for Fern. She goes to the paper and doesn't find Fern, but she does find a copy of Alice in Wonderland, inscribed “To Fern, from Auntie Coop.” Could it be Fern Cooper? Grayson is there, though, and thinks they should get to know each other more since it seems like Fern trusts her. He tells her about Auntie Coop — she's not actually family, just very close to Fern, even though she travels a lot. Kat goes to leave but overhears Grayson on the phone yelling, “GET RID OF HER!” Alice and Elliot jump in the pond and end up in the '70s, where Elliot lays eyes on his mom. They follow her back and see Colton devastated because they lost the baby. They overhear Elliot's mom saying she's finally ready to be a mom. Julian comes over to ask Del out now that things are off between her and Sam. Del ends up going to check on her horse and talk more with Colton. She runs after him into the cornfield, where she faints. Alice goes out to find her and realizes she has a concussion. Elliot sees his mom tuck a couple of Evelyn's tarot cards into her dress before heading inside. Then his dad shows up, and Elliot overhears him talking about how much he hopes he can be a father someday. Kat and Nick go to the hideout the Auggie boys told Nick about. They overhear that Grayson sent Fern away and that Coop better not show herself around there again. Alice goes to check on Del and sees how heartbroken she is without Jacob, so she tries calling him. Kat and Nick run when the Auggie boys spot them. As they head toward the pond, they finally come across Fern. Kat confronts her about Auntie Coop, and Fern is like, “It's finally happened. You asked the right questions. She told me this day would come.” They ask what happened to Coop, but before she can explain much, the Auggie boys show up again. They make a run for the pond, and for a second it looks like Nick is going to get stuck in the '20s — but he barely makes it back. Alice checks on Del again, but she won't wake up. Suddenly, Jacob shows up, and Del finally wakes when she realizes he's calling to her while dream-Colton tells her she has to go. Kat arrives home, and they all celebrate being back together as a family. But Elliot secretly takes Kat's keys on the way out so he can break into the archives and try to uncover more answers about where his mom might be. Watch the show on Youtube - www.deckthehallmark.com/youtubeInterested in advertising on the show? Email bran@deckthehallmark.com Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.