Podcasts about culverhouse

On this episode of the Bama Means Business Podcast, Scott Reel, Senior Vice President of Commercial Operations at Southern Company, shares his career journey and insights into the utilities industry. Scott discusses his responsibilities, from short-term electricity demand forecasting to fuel management for power plants. Reflecting on his transition from accounting to a commercial role, Scott highlights the importance of intellectual curiosity, teamwork, and effective communication in advancing one's career. He also emphasizes the value of forming relationships and networking, staying open-minded, and continuously learning. Additionally, Scott provides thoughtful advice on work-life balance, choosing the right career path, and making the most of opportunities in and out of the workplace. The episode concludes with Scott reminiscing about his time at the University of Alabama and the impact of the university's alumni network on his professional life.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business 

On this episode of the Bama Means Business podcast, the second part of our engaging conversation with James Kelley, a recent MBA graduate from the Manderson Graduate School of Business. In this episode, James continues to share his extraordinary experiences from leading adventures worldwide with Moon Dance Adventures. He delves deeper into the life lessons he has learned from these journeys and how they have influenced his perspective and approach during his MBA program.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the college Facebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

This morning, New College began to cut big slash pines in the Uplands Preserve, to make space for a soccer field and volleyball courts. This, despite a big orange "stop order" sign put there by the City of Sarasota on Saturday. But in the afternoon, college and city were in synch again. Then: Getting medical care is beyond the financial capacities of one in five people living in Manatee County. That has put a burden on emergency rooms and public funding for them. County health officials want to change that, and Tyler Oldano has the details about that. Next: Hugh Culverhouse Jr. is one of the Sarasota developer heavyweights, and as such it's not surprising he is a major campaign contributor to local political candidates. What IS surprising is that he was the single largest contributor for one candidate he found himself recently with on opposite sides of an issue in a very public way. But there's more to the story, as Florence Fahringer learned. Then: The Venice City Council took another step towards a referendum to change election dates and councilmember terms. The only members affected by the change are Democrats, and grassroots opposition is beginning to take shape. Ramon Lopez reports. Finally: Thinking about running for office? It's still possible, but you have to act quickly, because the deadline is near. We interviewed the Sarasota Supervisor of Elections for the nuts and bolts of filing for office.  

On this episode of the Bama Means Business podcast, we sit down with James Kelly, a recent graduate from the MBA program here at the Manderson Graduate School of Business. During the conversation, James talks about leading adventures for Moon Dance Adventures worldwide and some of the coolest places he has been. During his experiences, James also shares some of the best life lessons he brought into the MBA program as a student.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Bama Means Business podcast showcases Paige Pearson, a University of Alabama student, as she navigates from California to Alabama, delving into business, leadership, and personal growth. Join Paige as she explores marketing trends, shares insights on trying new things, and offers valuable advice for students and professionals striving to make a positive impact in their communities.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business  

Join Tellimer's Chief Economist Stuart Culverhouse as he sits down with Joe Delvaux, Senior Portfolio Manager of Amundi, who has a focus on distressed and special situations. Together, they explore the ongoing cases in Zambia, Ghana and Sri Lanka, looking particularly at paths to sustainable debt, China's role in restructuring, lessons from the Common Framework, ongoing bondholder negotiations, and much more. For more emerging and frontier market content, make sure to follow The Emerging Markets Podcast by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Tellimer⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ – the single point of entry to EM research and data. Edited and produced by ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Ella Ryan⁠⁠.⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Artwork by Kristian Klamar. To receive the Tellimer Today daily newsletter and access one free article a month for just 50$ a month, sign up ⁠here⁠. The Emerging Markets Podcast dives into a range of topics in the emerging and frontier market world including investment themes, debt restructuring, elections, and geopolitical tensions. This podcast is provided for information purposes and represents the personal opinions of the speakers. It is not an offer or solicitation for investment in any securities, nor should it be regarded as investment advice. Tellimer Limited does not offer or provide personal advice and no mention of a particular security in this podcast constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell or hold that or any security, portfolio of securities, or enter any transaction or investment strategy. Nor is any such mention an indication that any investment is suitable for any specific person.

In this episode of the Bama Means Business podcast, Mari talks about her interest in investment banking, personal ambitions, and the meaning of success. They also discuss the importance of relationships, finding like-minded people, and Mari's experiences as an athlete at Alabama.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Cole and Mari discuss why Mari chose to transfer to the University of Alabama and pursue an MBA. They also talk about the challenges Mari faced as a new player and how she adapted to the team's culture. They discuss how Mari balanced her MBA program and playing for the soccer team, as well as the team's successful run in the playoffs. They also touch on Mari's internship experience and her aspirations of playing professional soccer after graduation.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In this episode, we dive into the personal journey and soccer career of our guest, Mari. She shares her unique story of coming to Alabama for soccer and her experiences growing up in Colorado. From starting in a local club to joining one of the best clubs in the state, Mari's passion for soccer shines through. Along the way, she developed a mindset of hating to lose and loving to win, shaping her approach to athletics and academics. We also discuss Mari's academic track at Northwestern, where she pursued a major in mathematical methods in the social sciences and a second major in psychology. Join us as we explore Mari's journey, her love for soccer, and her pursuit of academic excellence.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In our final episode with Jeremy Di Piazza, we shift focus to the man behind the numbers. Jeremy shares personal anecdotes, highlighting his passion for community service and the driving forces behind his involvement with organizations like the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in Birmingham and Fraternus Inc. We discuss the balance between a demanding professional life and community engagement and the role of values in shaping business decisions. Jeremy also offers advice for the next generation of business leaders, drawing from his rich experiences in both the banking and construction sectors. As we wrap up this three-part series, join us for an intimate conversation that melds business acumen with personal purpose, all rooted in the heart of Alabama.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In the second installment of our spotlight on Jeremy Di Piazza, CFO of Hoar Construction, we delve deeper into the financial intricacies of the construction industry and how Jeremy has been instrumental in steering the company through various challenges. Join us as we explore the challenges of leading a team through challenging times. With insights on risk management, investment, and financial planning, this episode is a treasure trove for finance professionals and business enthusiasts alike. Tune in to gain a masterclass in financial leadership from one of Alabama's own.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In this episode of BAMA Means Business, we talk with Jeremy Di Piazza, CFO of Hoar Construction. Before joining Hoar in 2006, Jeremy sharpened his financial acumen as EVP of a regional bank, leading significant M&A assignments and a multi-billion-dollar credit group. At Hoar, he's been pivotal in navigating financial challenges and innovating with a holding company structure that birthed five operating businesses. A proud alumnus of The University of Alabama, Jeremy's also deeply involved in community service, having chaired the National Multiple Sclerosis Society in Birmingham and currently serving as Vice Chair of Fraternus Inc. Dive in as we explore his journey, the financial dynamics of construction, and Alabama's overall business landscape.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Introducing season 4 of the Bama Means Business Podcast. We are back and better than ever, with more guests across a wide variety of disciplines. Also on the podcast, a new format, videos. The team is looking forward to sharing unique stories from the business school and be on the look out for all to come.

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Dana Duckworth sits down on the podcast as she shares her journey from national champion gymnast to becoming the head coach of the University of Alabama Women's Gymnastics team. During the second episode of our three-part series with Dana we dive into the world of coach and her own experience coming back to her alma mater as an assistant coach. Eventually becoming the head coach! For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu. Stay up to date with the college Facebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseua Twitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseua Instagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseua LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Episode SummaryOn this episode of Bama Means Business, Dana Duckworth sits down on the podcast as she shares her journey from national champion gymnast to becoming the head coach of the University of Alabama Women's Gymnastics team. During the first episode of our three-part series with Dana we unpack what it was like to be a student-athlete and find a job from the most unlikely meeting. For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.   Stay up to date with the college Facebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseua Twitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseua Instagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseua LinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In the second episode of our series, we continue our conversation with Jim Karrh and dive deeper into the world of marketing. Jim shares his insights on the latest marketing trends and how businesses can use marketing strategies to be successful. He also discusses how marketing has evolved over the years and what marketers can do to stay ahead of the curve.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Join us for the final episode of our series as we dive deeper into the art of public speaking with Dr. Adam Brooks. Discover tips and tricks for engaging your audience and making a lasting impression, including how to use humor, storytelling, and visual aids to bring your message to life. Whether you're giving a presentation at work, speaking at a conference, or simply want to improve your communication skills, this episode is a must-listen. Thank you for tuning in to the Bama Means Business podcast, and we hope you enjoy this 3-part series with Dr. Adam Brooks. Don't forget to subscribe to our podcast for more insights and inspiration from the world of business! For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In episode 2, Dr. Adam Brooks shares his insights on best practices for improving public speaking abilities. Discover how to craft a clear and concise message, deliver it with confidence, and connect with your audience on a deeper level. Whether you're a seasoned speaker or just starting out, this episode is packed with tips and tricks to help you take your public speaking skills to the next level.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business 

In the first part of our conversation with Dr. Adam Brooks, we dive into the fascinating journey of Dr. Adam Brooks, a renowned communications professor at the University of Alabama. Join us as we explore his early beginnings, his passion for public speaking, and the pivotal moments that shaped his career. Discover the challenges he faced, and the triumphs he experienced, and gain valuable insights into the world of academia and effective communication.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, we sit down with Scott Wiley, the chief operations officer of Lucid Drone Technologies. We dive into lessons he learned growing up playing sports through college and transferring them to life. Scott shares valuable insights on what it takes to grow and adapt to change no matter where the opportunities may come from. Tune in to hear about Scott's journey and a day in the life of a COO.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In the second part of Bama Means Business with Andrew Ashur, we explore what it's like to lead a company at such a young age and how to build a great team. Andrew shares his experience on how to motivate people to work towards a common goal and create a positive culture within the workplace. In addition, Lucid Drone Technologies is excited to announce its newest delivery drone that will revolutionize the industry. Tune in to hear about the innovative technology behind this drone and how it will change the game for businesses worldwide. Don't miss out on this episode filled with valuable insights and exciting news.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, we sit down with Andrew Ashur, a Fortune 30 under 30 CEO and founder of Lucid Drone Technologies. We delve into his journey from playing baseball in college to starting his own company while still playing sports. Andrew shares valuable insights on what it takes to balance entrepreneurship and athletics, as well as the lessons he has learned along the way. Tune in to hear about Andrew's inspiring journey and gain valuable advice on how to navigate the startup world.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business  

In the second part of our episode with Jake Eigner, we dive into what it's like living in the heart of American politics - Washington D.C. Jake shares his experience navigating the political landscape as a professional in both business and law. We explore how the balance of politics affects his field of work, and how he stays up-to-date on the constantly changing legal and business landscapes. Tune in to gain valuable insights on how to thrive professionally in a city that is at the center of so much change and influence.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business  

On this episode of Bama Means Business, we sit down with Jake Eigner to discuss his fascinating journey from working at Fisher Investments to pursuing a law degree at Georgetown University. We'll explore the decisions and motivations that led him to combine his interests in both business and law and how he has successfully navigated the intersection of these two fields. Jake shares valuable insights on what it takes to succeed in both arenas and provides advice for those looking to follow a similar path. Tune in to hear about Jake's inspiring journey and gain valuable knowledge on how to pursue your passions in the world of business and law.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In the second half of our conversation with Ryan Coleman, we dive into his future goals and the current state of the workplace. Ryan shares his vision for the future of Salesforce and how he plans to contribute to its growth. He also discusses the challenges and opportunities that arise in today's fast-paced business environment and provides valuable insights on how to navigate them. Whether you're a seasoned professional or just starting out in your career, Ryan's perspective on the ever-evolving landscape of business is sure to leave you with a fresh perspective on what it takes to succeed. Tune in to Bama Means Business and join us as we continue our conversation with Ryan Coleman.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

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In this episode of Bama Means Business, we sit down with Ryan Coleman, a senior manager at Salesforce. Ryan takes us through his journey from the MBA program at Manderson to his current role at Salesforce. Along the way, he shares insights on how he balanced his academic and athletic pursuits as a track athlete for the University of Alabama. Whether you're interested in pursuing an MBA or curious about what it takes to succeed in both academia and athletics, Ryan's story is sure to inspire you. Tune in to Bama Means Business and join us as we explore the intersection of education, sports, and business with Ryan Coleman.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In part two of our conversation with Mary Groninger, president of the National Retail Federation Student Association. In this episode, Mary provides a deep dive into the challenges facing retailers in the digital age and how they're adapting to new consumer behaviors. She also shares her thoughts on emerging technologies that are shaping the future of retail and what it takes for businesses to stay ahead of the curve. Tune in to learn about the exciting developments happening in the world of retail today.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

In this episode of the Bama Means Business podcast, we sit down with Mary Groninger, president of the National Retail Federation Student Association. Mary shares her insights on why she chose a career in marketing and fashion retail. Throughout the conversation, Mary delves into the current state of the retail industry and trends she has observed over the past few years. Tune in to hear from one of the industry's brightest young minds as she provides valuable insight into the world of retail.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Lisa McKinney is an accounting lecturer at The University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business. As the founder/director of Culverhouse LIFT, an outreach program designed to provide business skills to the community, Lisa organizes hundreds of student volunteers around the state of Alabama. In this episode, we explore her life story, teaching philosophy, and how to be successful while still having fun. For more information on the Culverhouse LIFT program and how to get involved visit https://lift.culverhouse.ua.edu.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Stuart Culverhouse, Chief Economist and Head of Fixed Income Research, and host Rizwan Mahmood discuss Ghana's recent external debt default and outline the policy missteps which led the country to announce a moratorium on its debt. Stuart shares his thoughts on how the 2030 World Bank guaranteed Eurobond will be treated in the restructuring, and if the G20 Common Framework is likely to be a success. The Emerging Markets Podcast dives into a range of topics in the EM world including investment themes, debt restructuring, elections, and geopolitical tensions. This podcast is provided for information purposes and represents the personal opinions of the speakers. It is not an offer or solicitation for investment in any securities, nor should it be regarded as investment advice. Tellimer Limited does not offer or provide personal advice and no mention of a particular security in this podcast constitutes a recommendation to buy, sell or hold that or any security, portfolio of securities, or enter any transaction or investment strategy. Nor is any such mention an indication that any investment is suitable for any specific person.

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Nathan Yamaguchi shares his experience learning the art of music performance, diving into some of his childhood aspirations and how they translate to activities today. Nathan also shares his perspective on the artificial intelligence revolution and how music production and performance will be shaped.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

The enneagram is a powerful personality assessment tool that looks at the core motivations and fears behind our actions. Knowing your enneagram type can help you play to your strengths, and be more mindful of your weaknesses. In a salon company, an enneagram assessment can help build better leaders, and help close communication gaps within a team. Our guest this episode is Jen Culverhouse, owner of Urban Eve Salon in Texas and Minnesota, Summit leadership trainer, and Certified Enneagram Coach. Jen chats with Blake about how to put the enneagram to use in salon companies, and offers a topline overview of the nine personality types. (We'll have to have her back to go more in-depth!) Want to learn your type or book an enneagram assessment for your salon company? Get in touch with Jen below. LEARN MOREDownload Summit's Enneagram OverviewEmail Jen: jculverhouse@summitsalon.comFollow Jen on IG jennifer_enneagram_guideFollow Summit Salon Business Center on Instagram @SummitSalon, and on TikTok at SummitSalon. Find Blake Reed Evans on Instagram @BlakeReedEvans and on TikTok at blakereedevans. His DM's are always open! You can email Blake at bevans@summitsalon.com. Visit us at SummitSalon.com  to connect with others in the industry. Join our new online community for certified Summit salons, spas, barber shops and schools.Sign up for our newsletter, Your Weekly Game Plan to stay on top of our events and trainings. SUMM IT UP is produced by Andrea Muraskin. Get in touch with Summit and let us know what you think of the podcast or what topics you'd like us to cover next. 

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Rashmee Sharif sits down for the second part of the podcast as she shares how she went from Tuscaloosa to working abroad, and eventually ended up at Cigna. During the episode, Rashmee discusses what her journey looked like growing up to becoming a Manderson alum. Including some of the most memorable moments, she looks back upon.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

When you're leading through a time of change, it isn't enough for your team to believe in your plan. They need to believe in you.Dr. Joanne Culverhouse has enjoyed an award-winning, 41-year career in education, taking on the roles of teacher, coach, principal, and assistant superintendent, and said farewell to full-time employment in 2022 as the superintendent of the La Habra City School District — but not before fully reconfiguring the district's nine schools and modernizing its format. Joanne has a rare and valuable talent for creating strong and authentic connections with and between people in her community. In this conversation, we dive into the power of telling people who you are, the process of developing a personal leadership style, and the art of leading people through change with intention.Ready to play bigger? Listen now to discover: Joanne's inspiring shifts along the path from elementary teacher to district superintendentThe brilliant system that she used to form incredible connections within her school community  How she restructured a 45-year-old school system to make it better for its students  Guest bio: Dr. Joanne Culverhouse's distinguished career in education spans 41 years in various capacities, including a teacher, coach, and principal, and retired as the proud superintendent of the La Habra City School District in 2022. In 2018, she was recognized as one of the 100 top influencers of Orange County by the OC Register for her overhaul of the La Habra schools. In 2019, she received the Superintendent of the Year Award from the ACSA Region 17. In 2022, she was selected as the California 29th Senate District's Woman of the Year by Senator Josh Newman. Timestamps:01:56  Intro03:44  Meet Joanne Culverhouse06:38  From teacher to principal14:25  Choosing her leadership style18:01  Connecting with the community  20:55  Reconfiguring the school district26:39  Leading & uniting people through change33:37  Sharing who you are46:19  Retiring & coaching53:14  What's nextLinks:Discover your tactical leadership toolkit: https://www.exceptionalleaderslab.com Interested in working with me or having me speak at your event? Find more information at https://tracyspears.com Want tools and insights that will help you play bigger in your life, at work, and in your community? Visit my resource library: https://tracyspears.com/blog —Connect with me:LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tracylspears Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TracySpearsSpeaker Twitter: @tracylspears Instagram: @tracylspears If you love the podcast, please consider leaving a rating and review — this will help others discover how to play a bigger game and step into their fullest potential. Watch these episodes on Youtube! Make sure to subscribe to my YouTube channel, and ring the bell for notifications so you never miss an episode!

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Ti Keshia Smith sits down on the podcast as she returns to Tuscaloosa, attending the first Women in Business Conference, and talking about her career. Throughout the episode, Ti Keshia shares her experience in Alabama and the journey to Citi Group. Ti Keshia also discusses her support of women in business and her goals for the future.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Dana Duckworth sits down on the podcast as she shares her journey from national champion gymnast to becoming the head coach of the University of Alabama Women's Gymnastics team. During the final episode of our three-part series with Dana we talk about the transition from coaching back into the corporate leadership world. Dana also reflects on her time in Alabama and what it has meant to her.     For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Dana Duckworth sits down on the podcast as she shares her journey from national champion gymnast to becoming the head coach of the University of Alabama Women's Gymnastics team. During the second episode of our three-part series with Dana we dive into the world of coach and her own experience coming back to her alma mater as an assistant coach. Eventually becoming the head coach! For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Dana Duckworth sits down on the podcast as she shares her journey from national champion gymnast to becoming the head coach of the University of Alabama Women's Gymnastics team. During the first episode of our three-part series with Dana we unpack what it was like to be a student-athlete and find a job from the most unlikely meeting.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, Wendy Morrel sits down on the podcast as she returns to Tuscaloosa, catching up with Culverhouse Faculty, and talking about her career. Throughout the episode, Wendy shares her experience through the joint JD/MBA program at Alabama. Wendy also discusses her journey through the past two years in the medical industry with MainStreet Family Care, now serving as Director of Operations.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Not many producers can create new aliases after 10+ years and still manage to drop something completely unexpected and refreshing. Peter Rogers' Wardown project did just that in 2020, debuted on the respected Blu Mar Ten label, the self-titled album found admirers from a cross-section of music styles; spanning Jungle, Drum'n Bass and a strong atmospheric element. Wardown / Wardown was consequently one of my most played and admired albums of the year (finding a sweet spot in the Reflection on 2020 and Atmoteka mixes). I found it near impossible to stop the album once it started, as it flowed easily between stories, styles, and sentimental reflection. Peter is now set to drop his second album under the Wardown alias, simply titled Wardown II, but those who absorbed the nostalgia from his first, will undoubtedly be confident that despite its modest title, the conceptual approach is as strong as ever, and the music will once again be left to do the storytelling. Continuing with this brilliant reflective approach from the first album, Wardown II can be considered another vivid capture of one of Peter's undoubtedly many memories he has begun to create with this alias. And just like his productions, his isolatedmix is a natural extension of this approach. As is the case with many producers in this genre, DJ'ing is integral to the culture, so it's of no surprise for us to be treated to a little bit of a masterclass with this latest installment…~ASIP: Many people may know you as one half of the d&b duo Technimatic (and even making an appearance as Technicolour on our Energostatic comp which we were proud to host a few months back). Can you tell us a bit about how you got into producing music and your background?Pete: I started making electronic music in about 2002. I'd been into jungle and drum & bass as a teenager growing up in Luton, and played in a jazz funk band for many years too. But 2002 - after I'd finished studying graphic design at university and moved to London - was the first time I had the opportunity to buy a computer of my own and actually start trying to create stuff with it.You debuted the Wardown project on the Blu Mar Ten label in 2020. What inspired this new alias after years under others?I started Wardown because I had quite specific things I really needed to express and put into music that I didn't have to the opportunity to elsewhere. Technimatic is my main musical focus of attention and I love it, but sometimes there are things unique to you that you need to be able to say, that might not fit within the canon of music you're making as a duo. Things much more personal. I've known Chris Blu Mar Ten for many years and have huge respect for the vision and A&R of his label, so it felt like the perfect fit. Thankfully he was really enthusiastic about putting it out. Wardown by WardownVignettes of people talking about your hometown of Luton open your first Wardown album, (which was a surprise for me to hear, as I grew up in a nearby town). How would you describe your formative years there? How did it impact your music?Luton has a very chequered past. It's regularly featured in the kinds of ‘shittest towns in the UK' lists that appear online. It's been home to the English Defence League, Islamic terror cells, and is generally thought of as a fairly ugly, non-descript town on the outskirts of London that has an awful airport. But as a kid, I had a really good upbringing there. And crucially, being near London and the M25 motorway, back in the 90s it had a very strong connection with rave, hardcore, and jungle music. Legendary hardcore DJ Swan-E was from Luton, Blame was from just down the road in Dunstable, there were pirate radio stations broadcasting the music 24/7 in the area, and most importantly for me, there was an amazing record shop called Soul Sense where as a teenager I spent a lot of my time, learning and being inspired by 90s underground music.I assume you made several trips to London back in the day like most music lovers living in the Shires, for the big nights and DJs in the capital. Who, or what was your mecca back in the day? And which record stores were you gracing?Absolutely. Once I was allowed to go into Luton town centre on my own without my parents, it wasn't long before me and my friends were getting on the train and heading into London to buy records. This was the mid-90s and obviously long before smartphones and the internet, so on several occasions we went with the intention of going to Blackmarket Records in Soho, but ended up coming back empty-handed as we simply couldn't find it! But eventually, we worked it out and it was always a huge buzz. Section 5 on Kings Road in Chelsea was another favourite.In 2000 I moved to London and that's when my real clubbing experiences began. Swerve at The Velvet Rooms on a Wednesday, Movement at Bar Rumba on a Thursday, but the real Mecca for me and my friends was The End. It's still my favourite club that's existed and so much of my dance music education happened there. We went to most d&b nights but the key event for us was LTJ Bukem's Progression Sessions, which ran monthly there throughout most of the noughties. I think I went to every single event from about 2002 - 2007.The Wardown debut was one of my favorites from 2020. A wide spectrum of sounds, running from lush ambient pieces to extremely energetic tracks. The narrative aspect pulled me in, giving off a nostalgic mixtape type of vibe. It felt like it was a pivotal album for you to get out into the world given how personal the elements contained within were - almost a ‘letting go' kind of feel?Absolutely. During the start of 2019 I returned to Luton quite a bit. My granddad, who was the last remaining family member living there, was ill. So I went to visit him at his home, and then the hospital until he eventually died. He was 98 so it was no huge shock, but when I was back there, these ideas started forming in my mind. Luton was my home town but the last remaining Rogers had now left and there was nothing left linking me to it. But despite losing those roots and living away from the town for over 20 years, it still had this strange power over me and I felt a really deep connection. Obviously, some of that was down to simple nostalgia for my childhood. But there was something else tied up in it. Something a bit more complex. And making that first album was an attempt to try and express those feelings. That first track on that album (Culverhouse) has to be one of the most euphoric moments to kick off an album in recent memory of mine. I was definitely keeping it locked for the remainder after that beginning! What was the intention with the sequencing of the album?I honestly can't remember much about the sequencing of the first album. It wasn't like I made 30 or 40 tracks and then whittled them down and picked my favourites. It's a 10 track album and I think I made 11 tracks, and decided to ditch one of them. I wanted it to be a mix of jungle and ambient soundscapes as I think despite the two genres being in some ways at the opposite ends of the spectrum, they also work beautifully together. When I was initially buying records in the 90s, I used to be obsessed with the intros and breakdowns of certain jungle records. There was a run of releases on DeeJay Recordings from DJ Crystl and Future Sound Of Hardcore that had these sprawling instrumental openings that I used to play over and over again. And obviously LTJ Bukem and a lot of those early releases on Good Looking Records are on the same page. That aesthetic felt like a really good way to try and manifest the ideas I was having.According to your first album notes, Wardown is an attempt to capture what the Germans call 'sehnsucht', an "inconsolable longing in the heart for we know not what". Where did this attachment come from?That quote is from the author CS Lewis, attempting to describe the sense of longing he felt for much of his life. And I've been kind of obsessed with that feeling for quite a long time too. ‘Sehnsucht' is a German term that gets somewhere close and there are others in various languages. But it's a very hard thing to accurately pin down and describe. I sometimes feel as though to get a sense of it I have to look out of the corner of my eye, as when I try and focus directly on it, it disappears. It's often a very fleeting feeling brought on by certain scenes in the world, weather, photographs, old films. A kind of bittersweet, melancholy feeling about the past and things that have been lost. But quite often it's a longing for things I've never personally experienced or may never have even happened. “at its simplest, Wardown II is a vision of the future from the past.” Wardown II by WardownThe new album is a subtle shift in concept from the original and perhaps a continuation chronologically. The nostalgia is still there, but I'm getting a look at the future instead of back like the first album. Maybe the artwork is subliminally pointing me in that direction too. Is this Luton today or in the near future?!With the first Wardown album I was trying to evoke those feelings of loss and yearning I felt for my home town and earlier life. And that got me thinking about nostalgia in a wider sense and why it's so alluring, particularly as you get a bit older – but also why it's so pervasive everywhere you look these days. TV, film, music, advertising, even politics draws on the past, utilises it, and sometimes even weaponises it. It's an incredibly powerful thing, and for me it can create a strange kind of ‘uncanny valley' feeling, as though today's popular culture has become unmoored from history and its once-definitive eras and epochs. So much of what we consume today is full of anachronism, a kind of rehash of what's come before. I found myself wondering: what happened to the future I imagined when I was a kid?I think nostalgia is incredibly alluring right now because the future no longer looks bright. We live now with the looming threat of climate change and a catastrophic loss of biodiversity across the world, not to mention war, economic instability and the rise of populism and nationalism. It all feels just too much sometimes, and nostalgia is always there, showing us how better things were in the past – even if the safe, optimistic world it portrays didn't actually exist in the first place. In that way, nostalgia is dangerous because it stops us looking forward and taking responsibility for the future, with all its challenges – something we all need to do.Of course, all this is strongly culturally inflected, and when I say ‘we', I'm coming from a white, Western and affluent perspective; the relationship between nostalgia and progress is likely to be very different for someone born in the global south. But as someone who came of age in Britain in the 90s, the future means a different thing today than it did when I was a child. Back then it felt like there was still a kind of general, unwavering optimism about the coming years, a faith in progress and a belief that society was on the path to an increasingly better place. The fall of the Berlin Wall, the end of communism in the USSR and other Eastern European countries, New Labour, the impending Millennium, which felt like the epitome of all things futuristic – all these things pointed to the fact the future was something to look forward to.So at its simplest, Wardown II is a vision of the future from the past. I decided to give it quite a strong 1950s / 60s flavour, as to me it seems like that is when the idea of ‘the future' was at it's most potent. After the devastation of two world wars came the rise of modernism and its belief that, rather than just being an aesthetic, it could literally improve people's lives through the creation of a new kind of architecture and design. There were the American and Russian plans to send people into space. Film and TV that painted the future as a shiny kind of utopia, with flying cars, and machines that allowed humans to forget the horrific memories of war and enjoy a life of comfort and leisure.Samples are obviously a big part of your work (and your isolatedmix). It sounds like your first album was more personal, collected soundbites and samples. And this new album seems a little more abstract in its samples and direction. Can you describe your process for the sample-heavy tracks such as Instant Money? Do you build a track around a sample, go looking for something specific, or have a bank of samples ready to go?I've always been a fan of collage. Art that brings lots of different, often disparate sources together to create something fresh. As a kid I used to cut up catalogues and booklets that came through the front door and make these mad, stuck together images with them. And at university, I was fascinated by the work of artists like Robert Rauschenberg. So when it came to making music, growing up through an era of sample-heavy jungle and hip-hop (‘Entroducing' by DJ Shadow is one of the most important albums in my life), I adopted a similar technique.However, with Wardown the approach is slightly different to when I'm working on other things. I initially try and establish quite a strong conceptual starting point before I've made any music. I do lots of reading, watch things, and generally think about the world I'm trying to create before anything is made. Obviously things change and develop through the process of actually creating the music, but by starting out like that, I try and attune myself to what I'm looking for, samples wise. It's like I put little antennas up and then go about my usual life of reading, watching films and documentaries, and listening to music. But because my antennas are up and scanning for quite specific things I'm able to isolate sounds that can potentially work a lot better; sounds that would probably pass me by if I had just been taking it all in in a more general sense. And once I've had a strong idea for something I'll then dive a little deeper, in terms of second-hand records, tapes, online archives and the like. Wardown II by WardownI'm also a little gutted that Instant Money didn't make it onto the mix in full here (i hear a quick sample only!) It's one of my faves and extremely addictive (reminds me a bit of Roni Size's Dirty Beats in how the vocal burrows deep inside your brain for hours after listening if I dare compare). What was your intention/concept for the mix overall?The idea for the mix was essentially an extension of what I've done with the two albums. A collection of jungle and electronic music combined with longer ambient passages. There are a few personal favourites in there, as well as some lesser-known stuff I thought worked well. I've also taken apart elements of some of the music from Wardown II and used that throughout. More collage!The drum'n bass / jungle mixtape is of course an iconic piece of music culture and by the sounds of it, you've perfected your skills at putting one together. Do you consider yourself a DJ? Do you enjoy this aspect of your music?Well I've just come off the back of playing a summer of festival shows as Technimatic, so in that regard, definitely. I do think these days however, there is quite a big difference between being a DJ who plays live shows, and someone who puts mixes together online. Years ago you would just press record and essentially recreate what you do in a live setting. But because of the changes in technology and what you're now able to do with sequencers, recorded mixes feel like they've become a separate thing in their own regard. They definitely are to me, anyway. I love putting together online mixes that pull apart tracks, alter tempos, have multiple elements working at the same time to create something really unique. Maybe a really talented DJ could do it live, but I definitely can't!What have been some of your fave mixes over the years that we could go check out? A favorite of all time?I can't really discuss jungle and Wardown without mentioning LTJ Bukem's ‘Essential Mix' for Radio 1 in 1995. It really was such a defining mix, one that created a kind of blueprint for a whole new musical sub-genre. All the classics are there, and it still sounds fresh and exciting to me. In terms of more recent times, Visible Cloaks' ‘Music Interiors' from 2013 is another really important mix for me. It's a collection of 80s ambient and experimental music from Japan, and it totally blew my mind when I first heard it. The fact there was this huge, rich, inspiring area of music I had no idea existed before listening was really extraordinary. And it just flows so well. I'm eternally thankful for VC for creating it; I've played it more times than I can remember.~ astrangelyisolatedplace · isolatedmix 119 - WardownListen on Soundcloud, Mixcloud, or the ASIP Podcast.DownloadTracklist:01. Soft Robot - ‘Point Nemo'02. Kerguelen - ‘Proxemics'03. Sycamore Investments - ‘Cherry Bomb'04. Wardown - ‘Stimulus Progression Pattern'05. LTJ Bukem - ‘Rainfall'06. Offthesky -‘Insofar, In So Far'07. Freedive - ‘Watering A Flower On The Moon'08. Photek - ‘Complex'09. Ki One - ‘Life At The End Of The World'10. Micronation - 'Photographs of Clouds'11. Wardown - ‘The Ideal City'12. Advanced Sound & Vision - ‘The Engineered Yes'13. Wardown - ‘Lifespan'14. Fisher Associates - ‘Scorched Earth'15. Wardown - ‘Graphite and Glitter'16. The Architex - ‘Altitude'17. Creative Innovations Inc. - ‘Stone Tape Theory'18. r beny - ‘Eistla'19. Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - ‘Song Of Forgiveness Pt. 1'~Wardown | Bandcamp | Discogs | Twitter | Instagram

After a mini break Ally and Brendan return to the ATEBIT Studio and are joined by a very special guest, friend of the show and acclaimed author, https://twitter.com/JTCulverhouse (JT Culverhouse). This episode is a little different than the usual format, instead looking at 2022 as a whole, reflecting on our favourite things of 2022 (so far) as well as what we are most looking forward to that's still to come this year. Let us fill your ears and warm your heart. Be sure to pick up a copy of James' book https://www.amazon.com/Wolf-Crow-Book-Ebonsheare-Chronicles-ebook/dp/B07XL2XR83/ (right here) Be sure to follow The Gamers on Twitter: http://twitter.com/missallyheart (Ally) http://twitter.com/brendanatebit (Brendan) http://twitter.com/weareATEBIT (ATEBIT) Intro/outro by Michael M From Reset: A Gaming Podcast Follow us on the socials: https://discord.gg/qNRumhgUMM (DISCORD) | http://instagram.com/weareATEBIT (INSTAGRAM) | http://twitter.com/weareATEBIT (TWITTER) Visit our http://atebit.net/ (WEBSITE) and official http://shopatebit.net/ (WEBSTORE) Support us on https://ko-fi.com/weareatebit (Ko-fi) Get yourself the best in audio equipment from our friends at http://audiotechnica.com/ (Audio-Technica) Much love, #stayhumble and #stayhungry

There are colon cancer patients who do not feel comfortable speaking to others about their journey. For Merrill Culverhouse, who was diagnosed with colon cancer at 43 years old, talking about his journey has never been a problem. In addition to good therapy for himself, Merrill felt sharing might make a difference in someone else's life, too. Whether it helped someone decide to follow up with their doctor about symptoms they were having or to follow through with having a colonoscopy for the first time, Merrill wanted to think what he was saying made a difference. To give others a place to share, Merrill started the South Alabama Semi-Colon Club. In addition to being a pharmacist, Merrill is also a restaurant owner, using his Wheelhouse Restaurant as the meeting place for the group. Tonight, Merrill is sharing his colon cancer experience and mission from his restaurant in Opp. I hope you will listen as Merrill has an urgent message to be proactive when it comes to colorectal health. Listen & share.

In this episode of Finding Career Zen, special guest Kathi Riddle is here to share her journey and lessons learned through 27 years with The Walt Disney Company. Growing up and attending college in Oklahoma, Kathi accepted a position after graduation to work as an auditor for Deloitte & Touche. Three years later, she realized that she wasn't happy with the career path she had chosen. It would take a leap of faith to chase after her dreams, but with the encouragement and support of a career mentor, Kathi believed she could achieve her goals. So, she packed her things and moved across the country to Orlando, Florida to work for Disney, her dream company.  Today, Kathi is Vice President, Business Process and Transformation of Disney Consumer Products, Games, & Publishing; a role and title she earned through years of dedication, effort, and consistent performance at the highest professional level. Tune in to this episode for exceptional advice on how to make your dream career a reality. Career Advice:When you can pursue your dreams, you should. That sense of urgency and ticking clock that so many young people feel pressure by isn't real. It is so rare to find something you genuinely want to do, so if you find it, pursue it.   Understand the value of a mentor. A mentor can be a family member, expert in their field, or leader of a company. Look for these people and value them. They will give you good advice and some even have influence to help you get to the next level. Earn respect. Respect isn't given, it has to be earned. Your seriousness and passion towards your career will be noticed. The same path doesn't work for everyone. Your path may change along the way and that is okay! You don't have to have it all figured out based on a specific timeline. Where you are does not have to be where you will end up. Ambition breeds optimism. You have to believe it's achievable or where would your ambition be? Your enthusiasm will separate you from everyone else. Everyone has the potential to show that kind of drive and effort, but very few actually do it. Believe in yourself. Have confidence in yourself and take risks. And for women, you are just as smart and just as good because you're a female. You can do anything your colleagues can do!Additional Resources Connect on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kathi-riddle-b482704/Speaker at The Culverhouse: https://culverhouse.ua.edu/womens-summit/speakers/ 

This is a Listener Home-Town murder that happened in the small town of Ozark, Alabama on September 7, 1988.  Robert, Nina Jo and Lee Culverhouse were all murdered on the same night, by the same person.  Who would want the college sophomore and his parents dead?  Listen to hear the case that was a little too close to home for one of our listeners.Join in on the conversation by friending us on Facebook "Sipping with Snapped a true crime podcast" or follow us on Instagram @sippingwithsnapped or twitter @sippingsnapped or send us an email sippingwithsnapped@gmail.com visit our new website www.sippingwithsnapped.comWe have new music by Caleb Koch!  You can find him on Instagram by clicking: creepyukelThe Clambake IncidentThe Clambake Incident your Tertiary sports and slice of life living Comedy PodcastListen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the show

On this episode of Bama Means Business, University of Alabama alumnus Jenn Bouchard returns to Tuscaloosa after 14 years. Throughout the episode, she walks through her career since graduating from the University in 2007, shares her inspiration for a mentoring young women in technology. She emphasizes the importance of adapting to the new norms of hybrid working and  finding connection when not in the office.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

On this episode of Bama Means Business, University of Alabama alumnus Jamal Robertson returns to Tuscaloosa after 25 years. Throughout the episode, he walks through his career since graduating from the University in 1996, shares his inspiration for a mentorship program, and reminisces on fundamental moments from his young adult years. He emphasizes the importance of aligning your career with something you are passionate about and adopting a mindset that maximize successes and minimize failures. For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

The boys debuted a game of Ian Herron a Rugby League spin-off to Culverhouse and not without controversy.

The boys are joined by Max Rushden from Stan Sport, to chat all things Football and his game Culverhouse.

Tanesha Simms-Summers is a small business owner in Birmingham, AL. As the founder of Naughty But Nice Kettle Corn Co. (NBN), a kettle corn product focused on giving back to the community, Tanesha is looking on bringing an enthusiastic and exciting business to the state of Alabama. In part one of our two-part series, we explore her life growing up in Birmingham, quitting her job, and eventually starting NBN Kettle Corn Co.  NBN Kettle Corn Co. has begun working with Culverhouse LIFT students to streamline business processes. To learn more about Culverhouse LIFT, visit their website at https://lift.culverhouse.ua.edu/For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Join me as I discuss ICP, owners of California Paint and many other brands independents are familiar with. Matt and I discuss the company's plans to offer more of their line of specialty finishes (like their tennis court paint) to the independent channel.

Mark Smith serves as the senior manager of public policy for adult beverages at Shipt. Mark also graduated from Culverhouse with a finance degree in 2011. Recent state legislation has led to big changes for Shipt, specifically in Mark's area. Today he will discuss how he came to Shipt, what the new legislation will mean for the company, and take a look back at his time at the capstone.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business 

Jessica Crew is a business communications instructor at The University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business. As one of the first instructors of GBA 300, an educational program designed to provide business skills to students, Jessica guides hundreds of students through the essential skill needed in the modern workplace. In this episode, we explore her life story, teaching philosophy, and recall some of her top stories.For more information on GBA courses, visit our management department website https://management.culverhouse.ua.edu.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business  

Chris Whaley is a Finance and Economics instructor at The University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business. As a researcher, Chris focuses on risk and uncertainties well as health economics. Dr. Whaley also guides students through many careers in the finance field. In this episode, we explore his life story, teaching philosophy, and how to apply current topics to classes every day.For more information on the Finance and Economics departments and how to get involved visit https://efls.culverhouse.ua.edu.For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business

Keith Norton and Brett Riley serve The University of Alabama's Culverhouse College of Business's development team as director of development and executive director of development, respectively. The development team at Culverhouse oversees all aspects of gift-giving to the college. Brett and Keith work tirelessly to establish and foster relationships with students, alumni, and friends of the college that helps create a perpetual presence for Culverhouse within stakeholders' lives.For more information on our development team, reach out to:Keith Norton(205)-348-7353Brett Riley(205)-348-3687For more information about the Culverhouse College of Business visit our website https://culverhouse.ua.edu.Stay up to date with the collegeFacebook: https://facebook.com/culverhouseuaTwitter: https://twitter.com/culverhouseuaInstagram: https://instagram.com/culverhouseuaLinkedIn: https://linkedin.com/school/culverhouse-college-of-business 

After another David De Gea howler Manchester United boss Ole Gunnar Solskjaer jumps to the defence of his goalkeeper, former Reds defender Paul Parker questions the team changes going into the FA Cup semi-final against Chelsea, Frank Lampard raves about the ‘performance and discipline’ from his team after booking a place in the final, Spurs manager Jose Mourinho praises his side after winning against Leicester City thanks to some superb counter-attacking, Bournemouth boss Eddie Howe talks about the difficult emotions he experienced after elation turned to horror thanks to VAR intervention which almost certainly relegates the Cherries after a 2-0 loss to Southampton, Leeds United return to the Premier League after being crowned champions of the Championship on talkSPORT over the weekend, there’s reaction on Sunday Exclusive after Watford sacked Nigel Pearson and Huddersfield parted company with the Cowley brothers, there’s another classic game of Culverhouse on the Warm-Up with Barry Glendenning & Max Rushden, Brazil’s Deiveson Figueiredo defeats American Joseph Benavidez on talkSPORT 2 to win the UFC Flyweight title in Abu Dhabi and on Sunday night’s Trans Euro Express Andy Brassell reflects on a second La Liga title for Zinedine Zidane at Real Madrid. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week’s guest CEO of TEN6 Creative, Matt Culverhouse. In a more relaxed format than normal, Matt and I chew the fat about the importance of human connection at events. The two elements that Matt identifies as a “worry” are the exhibition environment and networking as they are difficult to replicate online. Matt’s background working for some of Europe’s largest venues coupled with his creative arts education gives him a unique understanding of live event management - from both the agency and hospitality perspectives. Matt oversees live events of all sizes and levels of complexity, including managing production, creative and logistics for shows as large as 85,000 attendees. An expert in project management and negotiating contracts, Matt has worked all over the world, always delivering a commitment to personal service to surpass the expectations of clients and attendees.  To keep up to date with all the news, subscribe for free here. If you would like to take part in a podcast, then please complete our submission form.

OWI CEO & President Charles Culverhouse joins SCF Highway To Hope host Shannon Currier to discuss the company’s #KeeponTruckin social media campaign. #KeeponTruckin is focused on celebrating professional drivers as front-line heroes for our country.

Former England forward Dean Ashton slams Tom Cleverley after the Watford midfielder suggested that it’s ‘safe’ for football to return, on the Final Word Simon Jordan criticises the Premier League for not looking after the EFL in helping out with funding for Covid-19 testing, Mani from the Stones Roses takes aim at the Gallagher brothers on Jonny Owen & Friends, Bob Arum tells Fight Night that the third bout in the Wilder v Fury Trilogy may happen in Australasia, on The Weekend Breakfast Tony Cascarino reminisces over some of his favourite FA Cup Finals of all time, Andy Brassell takes a forensic look at the weekend’s action in the Bundesliga on the Trans Euro Express, Netflix star and Sunderland co-owner Charlie Methven reveals why he’s created a blueprint for supporters to have part-ownership of their clubs like they do in Germany and there’s another nostalgic game of Culverhouse on Barry Glendenning’s Warm-Up. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mark Saggers tells us why this Premier League season has to be null and void, there’s controversy on the Warm Up when Max Rushden suspends the Culverhouse game, believe or not there is live sport on the talkSPORT network in the form of Super League, Tony Cascarino thinks it’s inevitable that football clubs in England will go out of business due to the Coronavirus and Danny Kelly & Simon Jordan talk about their love of the beautiful game with a Stoke City fan on the Final Word. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In an exclusive interview on talkSPORT former heavyweight world champion George Foreman tells Anthony Joshua who he must fight next, Simon Jordan reveals who he thinks will become the next Arsenal manager, Jose Mourinho makes a big claim about Wolves after Spurs win at Molineux and Andy Jacobs looks for redemption in the Culverhouse game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, John and Paul talk to Fine Artist Tina Culverhouse, about her creative journey and how her life has shaped her art. Paul and John also continue to talk about the difference between Art and Design, the importance of passion projects, and are almost undone by a gang of children.

Simon Jordan and Danny Kelly with all the immediate reaction from Old Trafford. Trent Alexander-Arnold speaks to talkSPORT's Dom McGuiness, Tony Cascarino explains why Jack Grealish is ready to play in the Champions League, more VAR chat with Mark Saggers, Ray Houghton and Danny Mills, Simon Jordan has his say on the problems at Spurs, Wales international speaks to talkSPORT's Olly Hunter and there's another controversial Culverhouse on the Warm-Up with Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Gareth Southgate speaks to talkSPORT ahead of Bulgaria v England, Mark Saggers, Danny Mills & Ray Houghton chat to Brighton's Glenn Murray who talked glowingly about his new manager, Tony Cascarino defends James Maddison, South American football expert Tim Vickery reminisces about Brazil's World Cup winning team of 1970 and Barry Glendenning stoops to a new low in the Culverhouse game! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Simon Jordan and Danny Kelly talk about Manchester United's decline after they were beaten by Newcastle United, Matty Longstaff speaks to talkSPORT's Graham Courtney, Jamie O'Hara and Ray Houghton chat Spurs and Manchester City on Sunday Exclusive with Mark Saggers, European football expert Chris Parrott compares Jurgen Klopp and Mauricio Pochettino and there's a classic Culverhouse clash on the Warm-Up with Max Rushden and Barry Glendenning. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

An emotional Newcastle fan calls the Final Word with Simon Jordan and Danny Kelly, controversy in the Culverhouse game with Max and Barry, Kev Hatchard tells us how Jurgen Klopp first became a coach and there's a moving story from boxer Kody Davies. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

There are passionate calls to talkSPORT from Arsenal & Wolves fans, Ben Stokes, Jofra Archer and Steve Smith talk Ashes with Guy Swindells, Simon Jordan gives his Final Word on the weekend, Gareth A Davies reviews Tyson Fury's brave victory Stateside and there's controversy in the Culverhouse game. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Frank Lampard and Ben Stokes speak to talkSPORT, Mark Saggers rants about VAR and Barry Glendenning gives the worst answer ever in the Culverhouse game! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

talkSPORT Daily is here. We bring all the reaction following the thrashing of Chelsea as Man United finish with a massive 4-0 victory! We drop in to the sports bar weekender, while Max and Barry play culverhouse! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr. Alan Tidwell shares information about the new minor in real estate offered by the Culverhouse College of Business at The University of Alabama.  Previously offered as a finance specialization, the real estate minor provides a background in real estate fundamentals and decision making through different academic disciplines including economics, finance, sales, management, and law.  As the Alabama Association of Realtors® Chair of Real Estate at Culverhouse, Tidwell also discusses his vision for the future of the 80-year-old real estate program and how it is preparing workforce-ready graduates.

Kainoa Culverhouse has learned and applied my methods of money and is now debt free. He has big plans for himself in health, real estate and the stock market… all of which are more than possible and realistic due to the zero debt in his life. He’s a young guy with a bright future. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/moneywithclay/support

Adam Croft is an Indie author and a counterpoint to anyone who says you can't make a living through Indie publishing. He's sold more than 1.5 million books and once bumped J.K. Rowling off the USA Today bestseller list. His ‘Knight and Culverhouse' thrillers have sold more than 250,000 copies worldwide, and his Kempston Hardwick mysteries have been adapted as audio dramas starring some of the biggest names in British TV. He's also published several books in his Indie Author Mindset series, a great tool for Indie authors. https://writerontheroad.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Indie-Author-1.jpg ()https://writerontheroad.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/Indie-Author-2.jpg ()                       In this episode we discuss the following: Professionalism as an Indie Business & Creative hats Kindle v’s Wide Bookbub, FB & Amazon Ads Vellum & formatting Pre-orders, discounting and other stategies Thinking longterm Never giving up Levelling up & aiming higher Launch Strategies Branding & Marketing Keywords, tags an keeping your website up to date and more…   You can find out more about Croft and his books https://www.adamcroft.net/ (here.) And don’t forget, if you haven’t subscribed to Author Success Magazine, you can check it out here. Read Full Transcript Mel Adam Croft is an Indie author and a counterpoint to anyone who says you can't make a living through Indie publishing. He's sold more than 1.5 million books and once bumped J.K. Rowling off the USA Today bestseller list. His ‘Knight and Culverhouse' thrillers have sold more than 250,000 copies worldwide, and his Kempston Hardwick mysteries have been adapted as audio dramas starring some of the biggest names in British TV. He's also published several books in his Indie Author Mindset series, a great tool for Indie authors. Adam, tell us about your success. Adam I think you covered it pretty succinctly there! I've been doing this for ten years now. It's interesting that, as you say, people think you can't make a living Indie publishing, when all the data points to the fact that, on the whole, Indie publishers sell more books and earn more money than traditionally published authors. Research last year showed that the average traditionally published author makes about A$16,000 a year. That's remarkably low, and that's for an author with a long sought-after publishing contract from one of the big houses! The misconception that Indie publishing is a fallback option is completely false. I turn down up to half a dozen publishing contracts a year – just by looking at them, I can see that they're not going to earn me nearly as much as I can do myself. There's nowhere else I'd rather be! I have had a traditional publishing contract, and tried to get out of it as quickly as I possibly could. Mel I wanted to talk to you about taking control of your own career and owning the rights to your intellectual property. Adam It's vital, especially these days when things move so quickly. Handing over the rights to something for even a couple of years, let alone for life, is just barmy. There's just no reason to do it, because things change so quickly and you need to be agile. That's one of the problems with big publishers at the moment. They're not agile. They're still doing things the way they've been doing them for years. That's why I write a lot about mindset for Indie authors, because that's what stays relevant. Mindset is the bones of the matter. It's also something people skip over when they get too much into the detail of whether Facebook ads or BookBub ads are better, or whether it's this new thing. There's always new stuff coming out in this industry. Yes, you need to be able to be agile and respond to those things when they happen – but it's not all about the details. Getting the basics in place first is...

On this edition of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Giants Pro Bowl DT Leonard Marshall, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins, Pro Football Hall of Fame Board Member James Allen, former Houston Oilers Pro Bowl QB Dan Pastorini, and former President of the Tampa Bay Bucs and at Notre Dame Gay Culverhouse.

Gary Karsa master minded one of the most successful periods in Norwich City history, he was Paul Lambert's assistant during the back-to-back promotions. Lambert, Karsa and Culverhouse all left in a messy situation and the trio then split apart when at Aston Villa. Gary has never spoken about his time at Norwich City in the media before..... until now. Strap in and enjoy the ride, this is a fun one! - TNC POD ON iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-tnc-podcast/id1210344078?mt=2 - TNC POD ON Souncloud: https://soundcloud.com/user-77650364 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ TALKNORWICHCITY OFFICIAL PARTNER: https://www.fansbet.com PROUDLY BACKED BY: - Gasway: http://www.gasway.co.uk/ - Hemsby Beach Cafe: https://www.instagram.com/hemsbybeachcafe - Credo Asset Finance: https://www.credoassetfinance.com/ - Fritz's Bits: http://www.fritzsbits.co.uk/ ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- FIND US HERE: Subscribe to TalkNorwichCity: http://bit.ly/SubToTNC Website: talknorwichcity.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/TalkNorwichCity Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TalkNorwichCity Snapchat: talknorwichcity Instagram: https://instagram.com/talknorwichcity/ Contact: talknorwichcity@gmail.com

My guest today is Adam Croft. With more than a million books sold to date, he is is one of the most successful independently published authors in the world. His psychological thrillers include the hugely successful Her Last Tomorrow and Tell Me I'm Wrong, and his Knight & Culverhouse crime thriller series has sold more than […]

Orley Culverhouse is an accredited music therapist (MTA) and children's program coordinator working in a hospice setting. Her work includes supporting children/youth and their families facing a terminal illness or death of a loved one, as well residents of hospice and their families. In this episode we talk about music therapy, the death of her friend, and 2 grief dreams of her friend.   Two songs that remind Orley of her friend are Taylor Swift (I Knew You Were Trouble) https://youtu.be/vNoKguSdy4Y and Aqua (Dr. Jones) https://youtu.be/HKsuK3s0kcI    You can find the video version of this podcast on YouTube https://youtu.be/KCV3vta45t0 

University of Alabama grad and first Owner of the NFL's Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

On this edition of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Chargers Pro Bowl DE Burt Grossman, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins, former Steelers Pro Bowl QB Kordell Stewart, Chiefs Hall of Fame LB Bobby Bell, and former President of the Tampa Bay Bucs and Notre Dame, Gay Culverhouse.

On this episode of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: former Vikings Offensive Tackle Todd Steussie, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins, former Dolphins DB Liffort Hobley, former Tampa Bay Bucs and Notre Dame President Gay Culverhouse, and former Jets & Dolphins DB Kerry Glenn.

Jason Culverhouse (Urban Eve & Free Roots) sits down with Jake Starkey to discuss making career changes, transactional vs transformational leadership, and what it means to take the next best step. Break the Box is a free flowing conversation at the intersection of faith, entrepreneurship & creativity and is produced by Battle Cry Revival. Start your conversation with us through our Facebook page, Twitter or Instagram. We look forward to hearing from you.

Adam Croft is a British author, principally of crime fiction, best known for the Kempston Hardwick Mysteries and his Knight & Culverhouse thrillers. In 2015, Her Last Tomorrow quickly became one of the biggest-selling self-published books of the year. Adam regularly takes part in discussions and panels on publishing and the future of books, and was featured by the Guardian in 2016 as a top-selling self-published author. His work has won him critical acclaim as well as four Amazon bestsellers, with his Kempston Hardwick Mysteries being adapted into audio plays starring some of the biggest names in British TV. Find Out More: Adam's website http://adamcroft.net/ Follow Adam on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/adamcroftbooks/ Follow Adam on Twitter https://twitter.com/adamcroft Adam's Amazon Author page https://www.amazon.co.uk/Adam-Croft/e/B004RBG2TQ Adam's Goodreads Author page https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4594443.Adam_Croft Self-publishing tips from Adam via Reedsy https://blog.reedsy.com/self-publishing-tips-adam-croft Adam featured in his local newspaper http://www.bedfordshire-news.co.uk/author-adam-committing-perfect-crime-soaring/story-28769581-detail/story.html Adam featured in The Guardian https://www.theguardian.com/books/2016/jun/02/adam-croft-self-published-her-last-tomorow-story Adam featured in The Bookseller http://www.thebookseller.com/news/biggest-selling-self-published-book-2016-lands-amazon-deal-331089 Adam on BBC Look East, June 2016: Adam on BBC Look East, Feb 2017: --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/self-publishing-journeys/message

On this edition of Thursday Night Tailgate our guests are: NFL Stats Guru Russell Baxter, former Patriots Pro Bowl RB Tony Collins, BC Lions WR Marco Iannuzzi, former Patriots & Cowboys WR Terry Glenn, and the daughter of former Tampa Bay Bucs Owner and former President of Notre Dame Gay Culverhouse.

Adam Croft is a British author, principally of crime fiction, best known for the Kempston Hardwick mysteries and Knight & Culverhouse thrillers as well as his 2015 worldwide bestselling psychological thriller HER LAST TOMORROW, which became one of the biggest-selling books of the year with over 150,000 copies sold in the first five months. His...

Denver Police Community Relations specialist Christine Downs discusses the importance of CIT training with Sgts. Culverhouse and Kolts.

Pascal Culverhouse launched Electric Tobacconist in 2013, now well into the second full year Pascal & his team are on track for a 7-figure turnover this year. The Electric Tobacconist is an Online Only eCommerce business, and the UK's number one e-tobacconist. Selling a wide range of e-cigarattes and supplies. They are all about fast-growth, in the first 6 months taking 800 orders and 10x ing that for the second 6 months to take it to 8,000 orders. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Dr. Gay Culverhouse was the highest ranking woman in the National Football League for ten years. As a result of being president of the Tampa Bay Buccanners, she is able to give an insider's view to the locker room and the men who inhabit it. In 2009, Culverhouse testified before the House Judiciary Committee on the Legal Issues Relating to Football Head Injuries. She subsequently formed the Gay Culverhouse Players' Outreach Program, Inc., whose mission is to help retired NFL players access the benefits to which they are entitled. GCPOP has a special program for the wives and mothers of players as well. Culverhouse is a sought out expert in the field of concussion and head injury prevention. She has an earned doctorate from Columbia University and was on the faculty of the medical school at the University of South Florida.