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Kitchen Revolution: Elevating Kitchens and Baths for Lifestyle, Wellness, and Technology. Designers and innovators discuss how kitchens and bathrooms have transformed into lifestyle-focused, wellness-oriented, and tech-savvy spaces, shaping the homes of today's discerning clients. From pandemic-driven shifts to smart appliances, spa-like bathrooms, and open-concept living, this panel explores the evolving demands of homeowners and the strategies designers use to balance aesthetics, function, and innovation. 1. Introduction Host Virzine Hovasapyan, Experience Director of Marketplace of Innovation for Pacific Sales, introduces the panel and sets the stage: kitchens and baths are no longer purely functional—they are deeply personal lifestyle environments. Emphasis on the convergence of beauty, comfort, and smart technology to meet wellness-focused and tech-savvy client needs. 2. Panel Introductions Karen Rideau, Kitchen Design Group: three decades of experience, expanding from kitchen and bath to full interior architecture. Holly Hollenbeck, HSH Interiors: bi-coastal firm specializing in remodels and new builds, high focus on kitchen and bath. Lori Hafele, Hafele Design: luxury cabinetry-focused design, hard surfaces specialist. Pam Barthold, Poziom Designs: national remodels, holiday decor focus, wellness integration. 3. Pandemic and Post-Pandemic Shifts Kitchens evolving into living spaces for family interaction and entertaining. Movement from segmented to open-plan living; the kitchen is now the “heart of the home.” Rise of furniture-like cabinetry and hidden storage to maintain aesthetic beauty. 4. Collaboration Between Designers and Showrooms Importance of collaboration between designers, manufacturers, and showrooms. Need for continuous education on appliance and technology innovations (steam ovens, microwaves/air fryers, modular units). Designers as knowledge bridges for clients. 5. Wellness in Kitchen and Bath Bathrooms now spa-like: steam showers, infrared saunas, cold plunges. Kitchens adapting for wellness-conscious lifestyles: beverage centers, accessible hot water, herb gardens, indoor/outdoor cooking integration. Efficiency for tech-savvy clients: proximity solutions, outdoor entertaining, smart layout adjustments. 6. Technology Integration Challenges of over-technology vs. simplicity: balancing clients' desire for tech with usability. AI and digital inspiration may introduce non-buildable concepts; designers interpret and adapt. Circuit breaker capacity and smart appliance integration considerations. Strategies to educate clients and ensure the right technology fits their lifestyle. 7. Translating Client Dreams into Practical Design Process includes space planning, 3D renderings, vendor collaboration, and creative problem-solving. Importance of editing ideas to fit space and budget. Budget discussions start early; expectations around pricing, lead times, and custom millwork. 8. Setting Expectations & Discovery Use of robust client questionnaires to uncover lifestyle, wellness, and usage patterns. Managing timelines, trades, and supply chain realities. Addressing dual-client decision-making and educating clients on care and maintenance of appliances and materials. 9. Audience Q&A Highlights Managing open-plan kitchens and sound/visual separation through back kitchens, secondary prep spaces, and innovative layouts. 10. Key Takeaways Kitchens and bathrooms are now multifunctional lifestyle spaces, blending aesthetics, wellness, and technology. Collaboration, client discovery, and education are critical for successful design. Designers balance aspirational visions with practical realities to deliver functional, beautiful, and personalized homes. Links / Resources: Pacific Sales – West Coast leader in Kitchen, Bath, Outdoor, and Total Home solutions. Kitchen Design Group – Caren Rideau HSH Interiors – Holly Hollenbeck Hafele Design – Laurie Hafele Pazzam Designs – Pam Barthold

In this episode, Brooke Thomas welcomes Tresa Todd, founder of the Women's Real Estate Investors Network, for an inspiring conversation about stepping into new beginnings with bold faith. Tresa shares her journey of transitioning from a 25-year medical career to real estate investing at age 50, revealing how scripture and courageous action transformed her life and finances. Together, Brooke and Tresa discuss breaking barriers for women in a male-dominated industry, the power of community, and overcoming fear with God's promises. Packed with encouragement, practical wisdom, and a focus on living out loud for legacy and impact, this episode empowers listeners to pursue their calling, embrace brave decisions, and connect with a network that champions women to thrive in business and faith. Dallas One Day Event Tickets: BrookeThomas.com/Dallas Timestamps: 

Recovery literature (quit-lit) recommendations:Diana: Anything by Melody Beatie - https://www.melodybeattie.com/books/Chris: Big Book - https://www.aa.org/the-big-book Best pieces of Recovery advice: Chris - Hit your knees and say please and thank youDiana - Do you want to be happy or do you want to be right, W.A.I.T- Why Am I Talking? Songs that symbolize Recovery:Diana - That Wasn't Me by Brandi Carlisle - https://youtu.be/cNmo8I4dEQE?si=BvUxQJkB897H3lN1Chris - Hurt by Johnny Cash - https://youtu.be/8AHCfZTRGiI?si=TQnUr1IYK6iIK5iN SummaryIn this episode of The Way Out Podcast, hosts Chris andDiana Albrecht share their personal recovery journeys, discussing theimportance of community, family dynamics, and the impact of trauma onaddiction. They delve into the significance of the 311 retreat, atransformative experience designed to foster connection and healing amongindividuals in recovery. The conversation highlights the essence of recovery,the role of spirituality, and the tools necessary for maintaining sobriety.Chris and Diana also provide insights into their family backgrounds and howthese experiences shaped their paths to recovery, emphasizing the need forself-compassion and understanding in the healing process. TakeawaysRecovery is about experiencing a sense of peace, notmaterial gains.Connection is the antidote to addiction and isolation is atrauma response.The 311 retreat offers a unique experience for individualsin recovery.Community plays a crucial role in the recovery process.Family dynamics can significantly impact one's recoveryjourney.Understanding trauma is essential for sustainable recovery.Spiritual solutions are vital for filling the void left byaddiction.The program provides tools for better communication andrelationships.Self-compassion is necessary for healing and growth.Recovery is a continuous journey that requires ongoingeffort and support.Don't forget to check out “The Way Out Playlist” availableonly on Spotify. Curated by all our wonderful guests on the podcast! https://open.spotify.com?episode/07lvzwUq1L6VQGnZuH6OLz?si=3eyd3PxVRWCKz4pTurLcmA (c) 2015 - 2026 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved.Theme Music: “all clear” (⁠⁠⁠https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/)byKetsa (https://ketsa.uk⁠⁠⁠) licensed under CCBY-NC-ND4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd)

In this episode of Community we are highlighting Acre75 Gathered, an incredible small town Canadian goods subscription box, shipping hundreds of beautiful, curated boxes across North America.With Founder Virginia, Kristina dives into what it took to build the Acre75 Gathered brand and navigate business and motherhood, hiring, slow growth, mastering systems and more!Key takeaways to listen for: Why your first version of a business doesn't need to be your last.How Virginia used mentorship to learn how to run a subscription business.Navigating the grief, uncertainty, and growth all while building a thriving business community.The magic of documenting your process instead of faking success.Why slower, intentional scaling can be so much more sustainable.The behind-the-scenes of hiring a first team member and how it can transform your business.Grow your business like a tree, not a seasonal flower. Virginia's message is to plant the seed and focus on growing deep roots in community while trusting the process in order to see the full bloom.Whether you're a product-based business owner or a busy founder figuring out your next step, this episode is going to fill your cup.Shop Acre75 and meet Virginia at High Vibe Women on March 7th!Get your ticket here!Connect with Virginia:Acre75 Gathered. Get Your Spring Box Now!Try Corporate Gifting with Acre75!Acre75 InstagramMentioned in this Episode:Work with AM Creative for your next big business move!Join the High Vibe Women Online CommunityTake Our Social Media Quiz!Work with The Social Snippet!Send me a text!Support the showFor Your Information: • Host your podcast on Buzzsprout! •Join The High Vibe Women Online Community! • Join our favourite scheduling platform Later • FLODESK Affiliate Code | 25% off your first year! Don't forget to come say hi to us on Instagram @thesocialsnippet, join the Weekly Snippet or follow us on any social media platform! Website . Instagram . Facebook . Linkedin

From Content Overload to Curated Influence: The Future of ConnectionOverviewIn this transformative episode, Julie Riga sits down with Kyle Hudson, founder and CEO of Stacklist, to explore how curation, not content creation, is becoming the future of trust and influence in an AI-driven world. Kyle shares his journey from building digital solutions for Google, Disney, and Coca-Cola to creating a platform that helps service professionals own their client relationships. Together, they dive into the ingredients for success in today's rapidly evolving landscape, discussing tech stack management, experimental mindsets, and becoming omnipotential leaders.From Content Overload to Curated Influence: The Future of ConnectionGuest: Kyle Hudson, Founder & CEO of StacklistHost: Julie RigaGuest BackgroundKyle Hudson is the founder and CEO of Stacklist, The Social Curation Network, helping service professionals turn local knowledge into shareable, AI-discoverable hubs. With a proven track record building digital solutions for brands like Google, Disney, and Coca-Cola, Kyle now focuses on empowering experts to own their client relationships rather than renting attention from social media platforms. Kyle is a member of the "Nintendo generation" (born 1979), shaped by growing up with technology as native rather than novel. His philosophy centers on omnipotential: the belief that you have the potential to be many things, not just one specialist.Fun Fact: Kyle is a burger connoisseur who dips his fries in mustard!Key Topics DiscussedThe Ingredients for Success:Curiosity & Experimental Mindset - Being open to trying new tools without fear of failure, treating business as one big lab experiment, and learning by doing rather than waiting for perfection.Fluidity & Adaptability - Avoiding vendor lock-in, being willing to scrap established systems for better solutions, and building the "Swiss Army Knife" skillset instead of narrow specialization.Omnipotential Leadership - Embracing multiple roles as an entrepreneur, understanding you're not defined by one label, and how generalists with AI partners become superhuman.Tech Stack Management: The $2000/month subscription problem, using Slack and Zoom as foundations, Linear as an elegant alternative to Jira, Claude Code for financial projections and custom agents. Strategy: Lock into solutions, not vendors.The Stacklist Philosophy: Curation over content creation, transforming personal expertise into discoverable resources, helping professionals own relationships instead of depending on algorithms. Everyone is known for something valuable.Memorable Quotes"Omnipotential is this idea that you are not X, you have the potential to be X, Y, Z, and A, B, C.""I just jump off the cliff, and as I'm falling, I'm learning. That's how I do it.""You only have to worry about AI taking your job if you're standing still. But if you're diving into it, you're learning skills you can teach others."Key InsightsKyle identifies as part of the "Nintendo generation," those who grew up with technology as native rather than novel, creating a fundamental difference in how leaders approach innovation. The conversation validates entrepreneurs who didn't fit the corporate mold. In the AI era, the valuable entrepreneur is the curious generalist who can leverage AI to solve novel problems.Action StepsAudit your tech stack and eliminate 70%Try one new AI tool this weekCreate your stack on Stacklist with your favorite topicsSchedule experimentation timeConnect: stacklist.app/kyle Connect: Stay On Course with Julie RigaEssential listening for entrepreneurs who want to thrive in an AI-driven future.#Leadership #Innovation #AI #Entrepreneurship #PersonalGrowth

Calm Chic sound rituals - a softer way to focus.On February 17, 2026, an annular solar eclipse will occur, primarily visible over Antarctica and the Southern Ocean.Curated by Sya Warfield, an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of ritual, sound, and everyday life.This podcast is part of Ritual Era Meditation — a guided ritual experience.For everyday use.A practice you return to.Created with intention.Energy that lingers.Enter RitualEra →

Send a text“Boutique” has become a popular buzzword in the salon industry. But most of the time, it describes how a salon looks, not how it operates.In this episode, we break down what boutique actually means and why changing your aesthetic isn't enough to create a boutique experience. We talk about intentional client matching, curated services, smaller teams, stronger leadership, and why boutique salons aren't built to serve everyone.We also share lessons from rebuilding our own salon after the flood, how focusing on what you can control changes everything, and why protecting your culture, your team, and your client experience matters more than chasing buzzwords.A boutique salon isn't defined by plants, crystals, or décor.It's defined by clarity, standards, and intentional leadership.Your business should serve you, so that you can serve others.KEY TAKEAWAYSBoutique is an operating philosophy, not an aesthetic.You don't have to serve everyone to build a successful salon.Intentional client matching creates better outcomes.Smaller, curated teams create stronger alignment.Leadership clarity creates stability for staff.Systems should be designed intentionally, not copied.Protecting experience builds long-term loyalty.Buzzwords don't build businesses — structure does.Focus on what you can control and ignore the rest.Culture and intentionality define real boutique salons.TIME STAMPS00:00 — Opening + episode overview 01:00 — Jen's opening take: learning to release control 04:00 — Focus on what you can control 05:30 — The Bean Soup lesson explained 08:30 — Business update: rebuild timeline and return date 12:00 — The problem with salon buzzwords 13:00 — What boutique usually means vs what it should mean 15:30 — Boutique client experience and intentional matching 17:30 — Curated services and product selection 19:30 — Boutique teams vs large staff structures 22:00 — Culture, hiring, and alignment 24:00 — Leadership clarity and communication 26:30 — Systems built intentionally for your environment 28:30 — Protecting client experience over filling chairs 30:30 — Why not every client should be yours 32:00 — Closing thoughtsLinks and Stuff:Our Newsletter Mentoring InquiriesFind more of our things:InstagramHello Hair Pro Website

Groove Radio's Official TOP 5 GROOVES Weekly Chart Hosted by Swedish Egil - Week of 02-16-26 01 Joshwa - Out of My Mind (Extended Mix) - Hellbent Records 02 James Brown, Redux Saints & Jason Brown (JB) - Sex Machine (Redux Saints, Jason Brown Remix) (Radio Edit) - Republic Records 03 FISHER - Rain - Catch & Release 04 Mau P - neck (Extended Mix) - Black Book Records 05 Aluna & SIDEPIECE - Misbehave (Extended Mix) - LIP SERVICE -- About GROOVE RADIO Groove Radio is the Rhythm of the Future - always on in HQ audio with electronic dance music and DJ culture LIVE from Los Angeles. Curated by legendary radio programmer, Swedish Egil, Groove Radio celebrates 30+ years featuring iconic and emerging talent from the early classics of 90's techno and house music to the sounds of today's dance music festivals. -- For more info visit:  grooveradio.com c2026 Groove Radio. All rights reserved.

Curated & Presented by DJ Chris Rock aka Uncle ChrisA packed show of super mixes of deep house and two THREE FROM .. features.  Cyanide Label joins us and we play 3 new and upcoming tracks by them, what a selection and we have THREE FROM … the new album by Dwson - SWEET!So join us and go deep! Hour 1Yuichi Inoue - Bring Me BackTesfa Williams - Get It Together (Ossie Remix)Arie Mando - Be Friendly (Original Mix)Daisuke Miyamoto - Savanna (Original Mix)T.Markakis - Release Yourself (B&S Concept Remix)N.W.N., Barbie Mak - Looking For You (Original Mix)Fred Everything & Sapele - A Long Time Coming (Unreleased Version)Cisco Barcelo - Blurred Mind (Original Mix)Demarkus Lewis - Feed My Vibe (Ricky kk Extended Mix)Gene Siewing - Can't Do It AloneLesny Deep - Your Heart (Original Mix)Did Virgo - Chic Face (Rework)AnAmStyle - What's That (Original Mix)Prince Ivyson - Remember (Original Mix)Finest Wear - If Only You Knew Oscar Barila - Abstract Patterns (Original Mix) [AWS Mastering] 13 dec (0,5)Mo'Cream - When The Beat Drops (Extended Mix)Melonboy - Move It (Li.La Remix)Li.La - A Jazz ThingVasily Umanets - Played It (Original Mix) Pete Whiteley - The Realm (Original Mix)Francisco Samuel - PostmanHour 2Lovebirds - They Call Melovetempo - Thinking About YouJimmy Allen - The Get DownPiers Kirwan ft Dalena - Kingdom (Sean McCabe Remix)Abel - In My Dreams (feat. Rona Ray) John Briggs - Two Truths (Reemerge Mix)**June Jazzin, Sanele Phakathi - Two (Original Mix)Sebas Ramis - Toxic Love (Original Mix))SoulLab, Orlam, Vencer Cafe - Broken PromisesMr Mluu, Karma Banshee - Matters Of The HeartDwson, Ason, Aquablendz - WHYB (Original Mix)Dwson, Devin Tracy - Oceans (Original Mix)Dwson, Liv East - Riptide (Original Mix)Jake Jeffery - What We're Gonna DoM1NT, STRNGE - New Horizons (Edmondson Remix)Hidden Spheres - I Feel GoodLuca Garaboni - Tonite (Extended Mix)Dano - Dont Let Me Down (Original Mix)LTS - Same Thing (Nathan G ReFeel Jazz Dub)Christophe Salin - LiberationHugo Ryder - Plastic Sky

Charles Corby is the 5th generation owner of Pittsford Farms Dairy & Bakery and was really the mastermind behind many of the pivots that business has made in the past couple of decades. Charles was behind the expansion of the retail store to what it is today, the ramping up of production on the milk for larger distribution, and yes, Charles is the one who said "we should start making ice cream". Please enjoy his family story.Mentioned in this episode:Connections PodcastConnections with Evan Dawson - Subscribe wherever you get your podcastsConnectionsJoe Bean Coffee - Coffee that lifts everyone.Use promo code Lunchador for 15% off your order! https://shop.joebeanroasters.comBehind the GlassPodcast and gallery focusing on underrepresented artists utilize the space to amplify their work. Curated by @Richardbcolon @qua.jay. Check out the podcast or join them in person first Fridays at 240 E Main St, Rochester, NY! https://behind-the-glass-gallery.captivate.fmDialed In: A Coffee PodcastGet Dialed In to the world of coffee with Aaron and Wade! Tastings, coffee news and opinion and more! https://dialedincoffee.captivate.fm

Leonard Marcus joins us to talk about his show Click! Photographers Make Picture Books at The Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art.Visionary photographer-illustrators from Edward Steichen and William Wegman to Dare Wright, Mo Willems, Tana Hoban, Charles R. Smith Jr, and Walter Wick have long trained their camera eye with young people in mind. Their work reveals the hidden beauty of our everyday surroundings, makes the fantastic seem real in artfully choreographed collages and staged photos, and documents the amazing diversity of life on our planet. Eighty archival photo prints and a selection of rare children's books from the 1890s onward put this vibrant, under-explored strand of children's book art into eye-opening sharp focus.Curated by Leonard S. Marcus. https://leonardmarcus.comhttps://carlemuseum.orgThis podcast is sponsored by the Charcoal Book ClubBegin Building your dream photobook library today athttps://charcoalbookclub.comLeonard's pathfinding writings and exhibitions have earned him acclaim as one of the world's preeminent authorities on children's books and the people who create them. He is the author of more than 25 award-winning biographies, histories, interview collections, and inside looks at the making of children's literature's enduring classics. His reviews and commentary have been featured in the New York Times Book Review, Washington Post, The Horn Book, and on numerous radio and television programs including Good Morning America, All Things Considered, PBS NewsHour, BBC Radio 4, CBC As It Happens, Beijing Television, and Radio New Zealand, among others.A founding trustee of the Eric Carle Museum of Picture Book Art, Leonard curated the New York Public Library's landmark exhibition The ABC of It: Why Children's Books Matter, as well as a long roster of touring exhibitions highlighting the art of Golden Books, Alice and Martin Provensen, Leonard Weisgard, Bernard Waber, Jules Feiffer, Garth Williams, and others. He has served as a consultant to the National Center for Children's Illustrated Literature, National Book Foundation, Bank Street College of Education, American Writers Museum, Bard Graduate Center, National Book Council (Singapore), Lamsa Media (UAE), and Trust Bridge Media (China). In 2007, the Bank Street College of Education awarded Leonard an Honorary Doctorate of Humane Letters. In 2019, Leonard became the first American to win the Shanghai-based Chen Bochui Foundation International Children's Literature Award for “special contributions to the development of Chinese children's literature.”His literary archive is now in the collection of the Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University. Leonard teaches at New York University and the School of Visual Arts, and speaks to audiences throughout the US and around the world.Born in Mount Vernon, New York and educated at Yale and the Iowa Graduate Writers' Workshop, he lives in Brooklyn, New York.

Insights In Sound 203 - Mind The Gap: Creativity & Conflict with Multigenerational Teams in Music. TEC Tracks panel live from NAMM 2026 with guests Suzy Shinn, Rick Allen, Michael Beinhorn, Julie Tan, and Alec Druth. Moderated by Daniel Liston Keller. Curated by Jan Glasband of Equi=Tech. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For our FIRST Patron-curated episode of 2026, we asked Patrons of the show to send in a song from their parents record collection that stayed with them...and got them high! Thanks mom and/or dad!! Songs discussed in this episode: At The Balalaika - Nelson Eddy; I Can See For Miles - The Who; Before The Next Teardrop Falls - Freddy Fender; Flowers On The Wall - The Statler Brothers; The Only Living Boy In New York - Simon & Garfunkel; Buzzin' Fly - Tim Buckley; Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In - The 5th Dimension; Out On The Weekend - Neil Young; Guitar Man - Bread; Poor Jenny - The Everly Brothers; Steppin' Out - Joe Jackson; Autobahn - Kraftwerk; Hands On The Wheel - Willie Nelson; Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White - Perez Prado; Historia de un Amor - Eydie Gorme and Trio Los Panchos; Que Sera Sera - Doris Day; Groovin' With Mr Bloe - Mr Bloe; East Bound and Down - Jerry Reed; I'll Feel a Whole Lot Better - The Byrds; Charmaine - Mantovani

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOTucked away in Salem, the Salem Witch Board Museum houses the largest public collection of Ouija boards in the world — and the only museum dedicated entirely to their history. Curated and owned by John Kozik, the collection features roughly 100 talking boards on display at any given time, spanning decades of design, cultural shifts, and public fear.As a founding member of the Talking Board Historical Society, Kozik approaches the Ouija board not as a novelty or a menace, but as a cultural artifact. Many of the boards in the museum come from private collections or donations, each carrying its own story — not of demons or possession, but of how people have interacted with the unknown across generations.The Ouija board's reputation has long been shaped by Hollywood and rumor, casting it as a dangerous portal rather than a product of its time. But stripped down to its materials — wood, cardboard, ink, plastic — the question remains: where does the fear really come from? Is power embedded in the object itself, or does it come from belief, expectation, and human intention?For more information, visit their website at salemwitchboardmuseum.com.#TheGraveTalks #OuijaBoard #SalemWitchBoardMuseum #TalkingBoards #ParanormalHistory #HauntedObjects #OccultHistory #SalemMassachusetts #TrueParanormalLove real ghost stories? Want even more?Become a supporter and unlock exclusive extras, ad-free episodes, and advanced access:

https://creativeartsworkshop.org/gallery/current/ Made Visible 2026 — “A Lion Speaks” A Celebration of Black Artists Curated by Shaunda Holloway Presented by Creative Arts Workshop (CAW) Exhibition Dates: February 1–March 12, 2026 Opening Reception: Thursday, February 5, 2026 | 5:30–7:30 pm Location: Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop 80 Audubon Street, New Haven, CT Admission: Free and open to the public About the Exhibition Creative Arts Workshop presents Made Visible 2026: A Lion Speaks, its annual Black History Month exhibition celebrating the work of Black artists and artists of African descent. Now in its eighth year, Made Visible reflects CAW's ongoing commitment to equity, representation, and amplifying underrepresented voices through the visual arts. Curated by Hamden-based artist, writer, and educator Shaunda Holloway, A Lion Speaks draws inspiration from the African proverb, “Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter.” The exhibition centers self-authored narratives—honoring lived experience, cultural memory, and creative resistance. As Holloway explains, “Telling our stories for ourselves, sharing our resistance in all its facets, and encouraging others to continue preserving our stories in spite of systemic erasure is what A Lion Speaks is about.” The exhibition features work by 25 local and regional artists spanning painting, printmaking, sculpture, photography, mixed media, video, textiles, and fiber arts. Participating Artists A Lion Speaks features the work of 25 local and regional artists whose practices reflect deeply personal and politically resonant narratives. Together, these artists reclaim authorship and visibility, giving voice to stories that have too often been marginalized. Creative Arts Workshop is honored to present work by: Faustin Adeniran, Jean Benoit, Marquis Brantley Sr., Leigh Busby, Shari Caldwell-Young, Siobhan Carter-David, Robert Cooper Jr., Chelsea DeBerry, Ricardo de Paula, Demeree Douglas, Lydia Douglas, Kayla Hall, Iman Uqdah Hameen, David Jackson, Fethi Meghelli, Linda Mickens, Dana Monique, Rory D.L. Moorer, Aisha Nailah, Adeyinka Ogunlowo, Thelma Raney, Brandon Ricketts, Portia Scott-Thiam, Arvia Walker, and Reginald Woolery. We are deeply grateful to these artists for sharing their work, their voices, and their visions with our community. Free Public Workshop As part of the exhibition's public programming, Creative Arts Workshop will host a free, hands-on mixed-media workshop led by nationally recognized fiber artist Ed Johnetta Miller. Saturday, March 14, 2026 Hilles Gallery, Creative Arts Workshop Free and open to the public | All skill levels welcome This community-based workshop invites participants to explore storytelling and creative expression through an improvisational approach. Working with fabric scraps and mixed materials, participants will create a small wall piece while engaging themes of self-authored narratives and cultural memory. No prior experience is required.

Interior designer and architect Benjamin Johnston brings a deeply human approach to creating refined, timeless spaces that defy categorization and trends. With formal training in architecture including a master's degree and experience working on mega-scale developments in Tokyo for Cesar Pelli, Benjamin made the deliberate choice to reverse scale and work at the intimate level of interiors. His path wasn't linear—he spent years taking on diverse projects from graphic design to furniture to small remodels, slowly building his craft and learning from each challenge. That foundation of hands-on problem-solving, combined with rigorous architectural training in critical thinking and design history, informs his work today leading a 23-person firm with projects spanning continents and cultures.Benjamin's design DNA is encapsulated in three words: classic, curated, and cool. Classic refers not just to aesthetic but to timeless principles of balance, symmetry (or deliberate asymmetry), and mixing time periods and cultures to defy trends. Curated means every piece is selected with intention and purpose, telling a specific story rather than just filling space. Cool comes from his clients—Benjamin sees his role as editor rather than author, pulling out their personalities, collections, and meaningful objects to create spaces that reflect their unique stories. He loves breaking rules, particularly around scale and proportion, such as installing oversized lighting fixtures that defy textbook formulas but create memorable, dramatic moments. His approach to theatricality in design—thinking about stars, supporting casts, and choruses within a room—stems from childhood experiences watching Houston Ballet productions and classic films.Recent years have brought new dimensions to Benjamin's practice: his debut book "Refined Interiors" with Rizzoli, product collaborations focused on customizable, American-made pieces that solve problems rather than replicate existing offerings, and upcoming lighting and tile collections. He's passionate about creating opportunities for his team of young designers to work on significant projects early in their careers, encouraging them to embrace failure as learning and think without fear. Benjamin's mission—create beauty, spread positivity, and enable others to do the same—extends from his client relationships to manufacturing partnerships supporting craftspeople in workrooms across the country. As he looks ahead, he remains excited by curve balls like a current boutique hotel project and committed to the belief that as long as we inhabit physical spaces, thoughtful, human-centered design will remain essential.

Curated clips of live broadcasts from popular radio shows of the day. November 12 – November 19, 1939 A tapestry of History through the eyes of people as they lived it, reported by radio. In today's SoundScape: Churchill Summarizes the First Ten Weeks of War. Mexican Jumping Beans from Your Skelly Man! Falling in Love … Continue reading When Radio Ruled #156 – SoundScape 1939 part 26

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!Tucked away in Salem, the Salem Witch Board Museum houses the largest public collection of Ouija boards in the world — and the only museum dedicated entirely to their history. Curated and owned by John Kozik, the collection features roughly 100 talking boards on display at any given time, spanning decades of design, cultural shifts, and public fear.As a founding member of the Talking Board Historical Society, Kozik approaches the Ouija board not as a novelty or a menace, but as a cultural artifact. Many of the boards in the museum come from private collections or donations, each carrying its own story — not of demons or possession, but of how people have interacted with the unknown across generations.The Ouija board's reputation has long been shaped by Hollywood and rumor, casting it as a dangerous portal rather than a product of its time. But stripped down to its materials — wood, cardboard, ink, plastic — the question remains: where does the fear really come from? Is power embedded in the object itself, or does it come from belief, expectation, and human intention?For more information, visit their website at salemwitchboardmuseum.com. #TheGraveTalks #OuijaBoard #SalemWitchBoardMuseum #TalkingBoards #ParanormalHistory #HauntedObjects #OccultHistory #SalemMassachusetts #TrueParanormal Love real ghost stories? Want even more?Become a supporter and unlock exclusive extras, ad-free episodes, and advanced access:

Short Description (shows in podcast apps): Your thymus shrinks 3% every year from your teens — and 80% of adults carry a dormant virus silently hijacking their immune capacity. Lisa Tamati breaks down the science of immune aging, the CMV factor, and evidence-based strategies using colostrum, carnosic acid, and targeted bioactives to rebuild your immune architecture. Full Description: Your immune system doesn't just fight colds — it's the foundation of your longevity, brain health, and recovery capacity. But here's what most people don't realize: immune aging (immunosenescence) begins as early as your teenage years, and your thymus gland — the training ground for your T-cells — is already shrinking. In this episode, Lisa dives into the Immunosenescence Paradox: why aging makes your body less effective at fighting infections while simultaneously driving chronic inflammation (inflammaging). She also uncovers the CMV Factor — a silent virus carried by roughly 80% of adults that "occupies" your immune system's resources, leaving you increasingly vulnerable to new threats. What you'll learn in this episode: – What immunosenescence is and why it accelerates faster than most people expect – How your thymus gland deteriorates and what that means for T-cell production – The CMV Factor: how cytomegalovirus silently depletes your immune reserves – Why aging triggers more inflammation, not less — the inflammaging paradox – Four actionable strategies to slow and reverse immune decline – The role of colostrum, carnosic acid, and New Zealand-grown kawakawa in immune rebuilding – Which blood markers reveal your true immune age Resources mentioned:

According to research on organizational alignment led by LSA Global highly aligned companies grow revenue 58% faster and are 72% more profitable than misaligned companies. So how can you cultivate an aligned culture ready to drive improved outcomes? Riley Rogers: Hi, and welcome to the Win/Win Podcast. I’m your host, Riley Rogers. Join us as we dive into changing trends in the workplace and how to navigate them successfully. Here to discuss this topic is Julia Juliano, manager of sales enablement at Cencora. Thank you so much for joining us, Julia! I’d love it if you could kick us off by telling us a little bit about yourself, your background, and your role. Julia Juliano: Yeah, of course. Thank you so much for having me. I’m excited to be here today. My name is Julia Juliano. I live in the Philadelphia area with my husband, daughter, and two dogs. I’m actually coming up on my seventh year with Cencora. I'm now a sales enablement manager, and I started with the company in generic sales within the New York Metro Territory, where I was a top performing rep. That experience really ignited my passion for empowering sales teams to succeed, which ultimately led me to transition into sales enablement. I entered the enablement world as a specialist about four years ago, and worked my way into my current role as a manager. Over the years, I’ve had the privilege of supporting both community retail pharmacies and more recently our specialty distribution business. These experiences have given me a comprehensive understanding of the challenges our teams face and the tools and strategies they need to excel in such a competitive and highly regulated environment. RR: Well, we’re super excited to have you here and to dig into a couple of those things you’ve mentioned—transitioning into that sales enablement role from your desire to help sales teams win, navigating competition. So excited to dig into all of that. I want to start with one of the first things you mentioned, which is that you’ve run the gamut from sales to sales enablement. So, can you take us back to your time as a pharmaceutical sales rep at Cencora? What challenges did you experience that shaped how you enable today? JJ: Yeah, you know, it’s a really unique experience to be able to go from sales to sales enablement. As a pharmaceutical sales rep, I experienced firsthand the challenges of accessing the right resources at the right time. Whether that was finding compliant marketing materials, navigating product specific information, or understanding how to position solutions for different customer needs, there was often a disconnect between the tools available and the realities of working in the field and the conversations that I was having with those customers. That experience really allows me to approach enablement from the rep perspective, knowing that every minute they spend searching for content or trying to interpret complex messaging is a minute that they’re not spending with their customers. My goal is to streamline their workflows, ensure they have what they need at their fingertips, and create alignment between the tools we provide and the outcomes that they’re driving in the field. RR: I think that’s such an important call out: Every minute that you’re distracted with non-essential tasks takes you away from the work that really matters both to you and to our business. I think bringing that kind of lived experience and empathy that comes with it to the table is so huge and helps you kind of build the programs and support arms that you’re like: “I wish I’d had that.” And I know it probably can’t be easy to build those programs because Cencora unites six distinct business units under a single brand. So, from an enablement perspective, what kind of complexity does that create for you? JJ: Yeah, so the complexity really lies in balancing the enterprise wide alignment with the unique needs of each of those six business units. So, the six business units are specialty, GPO, community, retail health systems, animal health, and corporate partnerships. They each serve distinct segments of the healthcare ecosystem; their customers, products, and sales strategies vary significantly, which means that their enablement needs are equally diverse. At the same time as one unified brand, we have to maintain consistency and messaging, compliance and governance across the organization. So from an enablement perspective, this requires a strategic and thoughtful approach to content structure, governance, and collaboration to ensure that we’re effectively addressing both the enterprise and each individual business unit’s priorities. RR: When you’re looking across these priorities and trying to stitch everything together into a clear strategy and message, it's obvious that alignment doesn’t happen by accident. It's a very intentional, thoughtful thing that you have to cultivate. So how do you use Highspot to break down those silos that could potentially appear, and then make sure that everybody’s running to the same drum beat at the same pace? JJ: We’ve accomplished this by building a centralized Spot architecture that balances enterprise-level consistency with business unit-specific relevance. So at the enterprise level, we house shared resources like compliance guides, org charts, corporate initiatives—things like that. At the business unit level, we provide more tailored content and tools designed to meet those unique needs of each team for their specific solutions. Highspot Analytics further enables us to identify content gaps and redundancies, which allows us to continuously refine and optimize our approach By centralizing any efforts on Highspot, we’ve established a single source of truth that fosters alignment while maintaining the flexibility needed to meet those diverse needs across our customer segments. RR: There’s so much in what you said that I really want to dig into in just a second. You know, about how you structured those Spots, how you determine what gets a Spot, what doesn’t, alongside the kind of specific, tailored tools that you’re building for solutions. But I want to start with the foundation, the baseline for all of this, which is that as part of your work, you led the creation of a formal structured governance plan. Why did you see governance as foundational for driving alignment and helping Cencora drive a shared strategy? JJ: Governance is truly the backbone of any successful enablement strategy, especially in a complex organization like Cencora. Without it, you risk content duplication, outdated materials, and a lack of visibility into what’s working and what isn’t. When I joined the team, we had a ton of great content, but it wasn’t always easy for reps to find or trust that they were using the most current and up-to-date version. By implementing a formal governance plan, we established a clear process for content creation, approval, and maintenance. And this not only improved findability and adoption, but also ensured that everything we provide to our teams is compliant, up to date, and aligned with our strategic goals, RR: So, you knew what it could achieve for you, and you’re starting to see those outcomes. Specifically you’re seeing that in the data. You know, as a result of this governance strategy, you’ve seen meaningful improvements in content views, downloads, findability, and even platform adoption. So, what actions or parts of this strategy do you think made the biggest difference in achieving the results that you’ve named? JJ: We implemented a consistent taxonomy or naming convention across all the different business units, which made it easier for reps to navigate and find what they need. We also introduced regular content audits on a quarterly basis to ensure that everything in Highspot is relevant and up to date. Another key action was also leveraging Highspot analytics to identify gaps in content or areas where reps were struggling to find resources. And by addressing those gaps and continuously refining our approach, we saw significant improvements in engagement metrics, like you mentioned, the content views, downloads, and overall adoption of the tool. RR: How did you identify those gaps in content that reps couldn’t find? JJ: So, we created sales surveys and worked with our marketing partners and our solution owners to identify which solutions were being most searched for by reps, what materials they needed to aid in the customer conversations that they were having. Then, you know, in the surveys we addressed: “What would you like to learn more about? What type of content are you unable to find that would be helpful in your day-to-day role?” And so we took those surveys, partnered with marketing and those solution owners, like I mentioned, and were able to create those resources to better drive, you know, adoption and findability within the platform. RR: Okay, amazing. I think that’s such an important approach where you’re building from the perspective of your users. It’s not just: “Here’s what we think works.” It’s: “Okay, what does this actually look like in your day to day and how can we make it better?” And actually that kind of leads me to that Spot architecture that you touched on, which includes enterprise-level and then business-unit specific spots. So, how did you create this structure and then how does it help you create consistency like we talked about, but also keep things relevant to reps' day to day? JJ: Yeah, so we started by clearly defining what belongs at the enterprise level versus the business unit level. Enterprise level Spots include resources that apply across the entire organization—this is our compliance guidelines, corporate initiatives, any distribution information, org charts, and training materials. The business unit specific Spots are tailored to the needs of each team—this is your product specific collateral solution, information, sales playbooks, and any sales execution materials that we have for the teams to ensure consistency. We developed a standardized template for all Spots so that reps know where to find what they need, no matter which business unit they’re in. The structure ensures that the reps have access to both the big picture, along with the details that matter most to their customers. Additionally, each business unit only has access to the enterprise level Spots, plus the materials that are relevant to their team. For example, a rep in health systems won’t be able to see community retail content if it isn’t applicable to their role. So the targeted access keeps search results cleaner and more accurate, reducing noise and helping reps to get to the right asset faster. It also supports a smart marketing model. We may have one enterprise solution, but the go to market strategy, messaging, and customer facing materials can vary by customer profile and their buying environment. So structuring the access this way allows marketing and enablement to maintain the consistent approach for enterprise positioning while still delivering the right version of the story and tailored assets for each individual audience. RR: It feels like there was so much intention and thought put into this. You’ve kind of checked the box for everybody in the org. You know, sales is getting specifically what they need. They don’t have to filter through the noise and the chaos of five other business units. Marketing ensures that their strategy is being executed to its fullest and that the materials they’re producing and investing in are seeing the usage they’d like. Then you as an enablement team have a much easier time governing and maintaining your strict policies because you don’t have that same sprawl, so I love to hear that; it’s a fantastic structure. Not to get too in the weeds, but I’ve heard that as part of this Spot structure, you’re also empowering reps to land the value of Cencora's different product lines by creating Richardson Methodology-inspired Plays for each solution. What do those Plays look like in practice and how are they supporting reps? JJ: Our Richardson-inspired Plays are thoughtfully designed to guide reps through the entire sales process, all the way from discovery to close in a way that’s tailored to each specific solution. Each Play for every individual solution that we offer is structured into three sections:Learn, prepare, and engage. The “Learn” section provides internal facing materials to educate the reps on the solution, ensuring that they have a deep understanding of its value and its applications. The “Prepare” section offers guidance on how to plan and strategize for customer conversations, so this includes tools like questioning frameworks and call planners. And then finally, the “Engage” section houses our customer facing materials. So these are typically created by marketing, and they support reps in effectively communicating the solutions value to customers to support them in those conversations. And these Plays really act as a clear and actionable roadmap, equipping reps with the knowledge, preparation, and resources they need to have more meaningful, productive, and impactful conversations with our customers. RR: So we’ve dug into the details. We talked about thoughtful governance, strategic Spot architecture, and solution-specific plays. When we look at all of this more broadly, how has this approach improved or changed how reps take Cencora solutions to market? JJ: This approach has really transformed how our reps take solutions to market by making it easier for them to find trust and use the resources that they need. With the governance in place, reps know that they’re always accessing the most current and compliant materials, and then the Spot architecture ensures they can quickly find content that’s relevant to their specific customers and sales strategies. The solution-specific Plays also provide a clear roadmap for engaging customers and addressing their individual needs. Together, all of these elements have really improved their efficiency, confidence, and effectiveness, which ultimately has led to better customer outcomes and stronger business results. RR: It really seems like you and the team have built an environment that you as a rep would’ve been like: “This is fantastic. I can go run and do my job and not spend time on the things that take me away from it.” I’d be curious to add onto that impact piece: What key results have you achieved beyond everything that we just covered off on (which was a lot!). What particular wins are you especially proud of? JJ: Yeah, so since we implemented Highspot in 2021—coming up on five years at this point—we’ve seen clear improvements in how our teams find, trust, and use the enablement resources that we’re able to provide for them. Like I’ve mentioned, the content is much easier to locate, adoption is stronger, and engagement is more consistent because reps know that they’re working from a single current source of truth. We’ve talked about most of them today, but the wins I’m especially proud of are the governance foundation we’ve put in place, the Spot architecture that balances the enterprise consistency with the business unit relevance, and then those solution-specific plays that help reps move from learning to preparing to engaging with their customers. Together, those changes have reduced friction for sellers, improved onboarding and readiness for new team members, and strengthened alignment across the organization. The most important thing with having Highspot as our sales enablement platform is that, before we adopted this tool, different versions of materials were just kind of floating around on people’s desktops and an old platform that we used to utilize in Teams channels and through inboxes. You never knew which one was the one that was most recently updated. “What should I be using? Has any of this messaging changed?” Now, there’s one place; I always pitch it to our reps as Cencora's Google. You just search in the search bar, whatever you’re looking for, and the first result that comes up is what you’re looking for. RR: I think it’s really important, that kind of domino effect that you touched on: “We did the work at the very beginning to make sure everything is accessible, to make sure it’s updated and to make sure it’s valuable to our reps and that they know it.” And now you’re seeing the entire progression from finding content to engaging buyers in a more meaningful, trusted way and creating more trusted relationships. So you’ve kind of built that flywheel. Now it’s just kind of spinning and maintaining, which is fantastic to hear. Last question for you: For leaders building similar enterprise-level enablement strategies in a similarly complex competitive environment, what hard-earned advice would you leave them with? JJ: My advice would be to start with the governance and the structure. Without a clear plan for how the content is created, organized, and maintained, it’s really easy for things to become chaotic, especially in a complex environment where multiple teams are involved. There’s lots of hands in the pot. Things get lost in translation. So governance and structure would be the starting point. Additionally, it is so important to always keep the end user in mind. Enablement is all about making the lives of your reps easier. Take the time to understand their needs and challenges so that you can create solutions for them. And finally, don’t underestimate the importance of analytics. Use the data to continuously refine your approach and demonstrate the impact of your efforts. Enablement is truly a journey. It’s not a destination, and the key is to stay agile and focused on delivering value both to the reps that you support and their customers. RR: That phrase there: Enablement is a journey is so important to hear because, to our audience who are all at different stages in the process, maybe you’re building, you’re just writing that enablement charter or maybe you’re just trying to run and optimize. Either way, I feel like you need to hear that because everything is constantly changing and you are constantly adapting. I think that’s a reassuring spot to end on, and I really appreciate you saying that. Beyond that, I really appreciate you joining us and sharing all of this wonderful experience. It’s been so amazing to step into the work that you’re doing and the impact that you’re driving for Cencora. JJ: Absolutely. I’m honored to be invited. I’m so grateful to be here. Thank you for the time and asking all these thoughtful questions. I hope that can help many other organizations out there.RR: To our listeners, thank you for listening to this episode of the Win/Win Podcast. Be sure to tune in next time for more insights on how you can maximize enablement success with Highspot.

In this powerful episode, Brooke Thomas introduces worship singer Bruna, who shares her inspiring testimony of overcoming rejection, addiction, and hopelessness through the transformative power of faith. Live from a Palm Beach event, Bruna vulnerably recounts her journey from battling eating disorders, substance abuse, and depression to experiencing a life-changing encounter with God's presence. Brooke and Bruna discuss the importance of community, sharing our stories, and the prophetic impact of Bruna's song "Mighty Warrior"—which broke barriers at New York and LA Fashion Week and carries a message of revival and spiritual warfare. With uplifting encouragement and real-life examples, this episode will motivate you to step boldly into your purpose, embrace your uniqueness, and call on the name of Jesus for breakthrough. Dallas One Day Event Tickets: BrookeThomas.com/Dallas Timestamps: 

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In this episode, we explore the neuroscience behind empathy, mirror neurons, and why women are especially sensitive to the environments, people, and beliefs they surround themselves with. What if your sensitivity isn't a flaw — but a neurological design? In this episode of Feminine and Ambitious, we explore the science of empathy, mirror neurons, and why women are especially influenced by the environments, people, and beliefs they surround themselves with. You'll learn how the female brain mirrors emotion, confidence, and self-belief — and how both your inner identity and external environment quietly shape how others experience you. This episode unpacks why proximity matters more than motivation, how your self-beliefs are mirrored back to you by others, and why curating your environment, community, and habits is a powerful act of self-respect. You'll learn why finishing what you start builds neurological trust, how identity is reinforced through daily follow-through, and how spaces, art, and community quietly shape who you become. This is not about forcing confidence or pushing yourself harder — it's about understanding how your nervous system learns and choosing mirrors that elevate you. In this episode, we cover: What mirror neurons are and how they influence behavior and emotion Why women experience empathy and emotional contagion more deeply How your self-beliefs are subconsciously mirrored by others The role of integrity and follow-through in building self-trust Why proximity to regulated, ambitious women changes everything How your home and environment program your nervous system Why curation is self-respect — not avoidance ✨ Ready to Go Deeper? Everything I shared in this episode is the energetic foundation behind my work, especially my High Vibe Home workshop that teaches you how to curate a harmonious and grounding home.  If you'd like to experience it in a tangible way, start with my free 7-Day Glow Up Challenge — it's designed to help you recalibrate your energy, habits, and self-trust. And if you're ready to build a brand or business from this place of alignment, clarity, and calm authority, you'll find this philosophy fully embodied inside Shine Online Digital Wealth Mastermind If you want to learn more about building a personal brand, download my FREE ebook guide 'The Passionista Playbook here ***WELCOME TO MY WORLD***

Reach out to Tad Hopp Sober Coach Podcaster and YouTubeCreator Person in Long Recovery:https://www.instagram.com/magicaltadrigal/What That Drink Cost Me:https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/what-that-drink-cost-me/id1829187266Recovery literature (quit-lit) recommendation:Blackout: Remembering the Things I Drank to Forget by Sara Hepola- https://a.co/d/01aMU1qE Best piece of Recovery Advice: Don't quit until the miraclehappens! Song that symbolizes Recovery to Tadd: Fight Song by Rachel Platten - https://youtu.be/xo1VInw-SKc?si=48NquIBaU6mEeQsz TakeawaysTad Hopp has over eight years of sobriety.He serves the recovery community as a sober coach and podcaster.His podcast, 'What That Drink Cost Me,' discusses the impact of alcohol.Community and connection are vital for recovery.Tad's Thanksgiving incident was a turning point in his sobriety journey.He emphasizes the importance of vulnerability in recovery.Tad found running as a healthy outlet in sobriety.He met his husband through a sober softball league.Forgiveness of past actions is a work in progress for Tad.Tad's story highlights the transformative power of recovery. SummaryIn this episode of The Way Out Podcast, Tad Hopp shares hisjourney of recovery from alcohol addiction, highlighting the importance ofcommunity, vulnerability, and personal growth. With over eight years ofsobriety, Tad discusses the pivotal moments that led him to seek help,including a Thanksgiving incident that served as a wake-up call. He emphasizesthe role of connection in recovery, the challenges he faced, and the successeshe has achieved, including finding love and launching a recovery podcast. Tad'sstory is a testament to the transformative power of sobriety and the importanceof sharing one's journey to inspire others.Don't forget to check out “The Way Out Playlist” available onlyon Spotify. Curated by all our wonderful guests on the podcast! https://open.spotify.com?episode/07lvzwUq1L6VQGnZuH6OLz?si=3eyd3PxVRWCKz4pTurLcmA (c) 2015 - 2026 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved. ThemeMusic: “all clear” (⁠⁠⁠https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/)byKetsa (https://ketsa.uk⁠⁠⁠)licensedunderCCBY-NC-ND4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd)

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In this episode, I sit down with Wendy Campbell, VP of Sales at Jage Media. The team behind some of the most important cannabis trade shows in the industry. We talk about why trade shows still matter in cannabis. Even when everything feels digital, Wendy breaks down the three main types of trade shows. And explains how each one serves a different business goal from writing orders, to staying relevant to meeting the right people at the right time. We also dig into how the cannabis industry has changed. Funding has been tight, so brands and retailers are no longer chasing capital first. Instead, they are focused on being smarter with every dollar they spend via long term relationships. Wendy explains how they make events valuable to the business that attend them. We cover the psychology of why trade shows helped  build relationships that simply don't happen online. Finally, we talk about the fast growth of hemp beverages and how trade shows help normalize cannabis for everyday people. Education keeps coming up as the market brings in new consumers. Educating buyers, staff, and consumers is still critical to long-term growth. Wendy shares why she remains optimistic about the future of cannabis and hemp, even when headlines feel negative. If you are a cannabis business owner, investor, or service provider, this episode will help you understand where to show up, why it matters, and how to think long-term about growth.

A proper House Finesse staple returns. Andi King steps back into the booth with a smooth, soul-led house session that leans deep, warm and timeless. Expect rolling grooves, disco touches, modern edits and a few leftfield moments that keep things moving without rushing the dance. This one's all about feel. Patient builds, classy vocals, proper heads-down house music with a smile on its face. Perfect for late evenings, long drives, or that point in the night where everything just clicks. TRACK LISTING 1. The Brand New Heavies - You Are The Universe (Curtis & Moore's Universal Summer Groove) 2. Milky - Just The Way You Are (Full Intention Club Mix) 3. Definitive Grooves - Feel It 4. Art Of Tones - Urdaone 5. Yes Boone, Riva Starr - All I Really Want 6. Oliver Knight, Anna-Marie Johnson - Can You Feel It 7. Mormons & Meex - You're No Good 8. Cavi, Javi Bora, Hatiras - F The Disco 9. Saison - Changes 10. Hatiras - Fade Into The Morning 11. Groove P - He's Mine 12. Captain Planet, Tony Allen - Tony's House 13. O'Flynn - Fara Join the House Finesse VIP Club Get early access to mixes, exclusive bonus content, and the occasional freebie straight from the DJs. https://housefinesse.com/vip Full show notes and archive: https://housefinesse.com/shows/hf309-with-andi-king/ House Finesse is an Unstyled Studio production. Curated house music mixes since 2005. New episodes weekly. Subscribe, share, and keep it moving #housemusicalldaylong #andiking Find out more at https://housefinesse.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Students can use AI tools to support or short-circuit their learning. In this episode, Tim Curry joins us to discuss how he uses AI tools to support students with diverse prior knowledge in a carefully curated framework.  Tim is a lecturer in the Department of Health Sciences at Northern Arizona University. He is developing AI applications for autism research and tribal health service while building Northern Arizona University's Applied Health Analytics program. He's also working on the completion of his PhD degree in health equity technology. A transcript of this episode and show notes may be found at http://teaforteaching.com.

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Shivani Airi, Chief Strategist at AltVibes, joins Pathmonk Presents to share how curated ecommerce experiences can dramatically improve website conversions. AltVibes operates at the intersection of experiential luxury and ecommerce, bringing globally sourced homeware, coffee, wine, and kitchen products to Indian consumers. In this episode, Shivani explains how intentional curation reduces choice paralysis, why website structure matters more than endless product listings, and how tools like behavioral analytics inform smarter merchandising decisions. She also breaks down how performance marketing, word of mouth, and customer trust work together to drive sustainable growth. This conversation offers practical insights for marketers and founders looking to improve conversion rates through smarter UX, data driven decisions, and meaningful customer experiences.

In this episode, Brooke dives deep into the kind of confidence you can't fake, especially when life turns up the pressure. She unpacks why true confidence isn't built on performance, approval, or outcomes, but is instead rooted in unwavering faith and identity in God. Brooke shares personal stories and practical strategies for grounding yourself during seasons of stress, setbacks, and uncertainty, and explains how pressure simply reveals what your confidence is built on. With a mix of scriptural wisdom, powerful affirmations, and actionable advice, this episode will encourage you to anchor your confidence in truth, stay steady under pressure, and step boldly into the next level God is calling you to.   Dallas One Day Event Tickets: BrookeThomas.com/Dallas Timestamps: 

In this feature episode of Social Media Decoded, Michelle Thames introduces her philosophy shift around visibility, marketing, and sustainable growth. She explains why doing less, not more, is the new power move and how entrepreneurs, professionals, and creatives can stay visible without burning out. This episode reframes daily content, consistency, and promotion and shows why clarity, curation, and strategic visibility matter more than hustle. Topics Covered Why hustle-based visibility leads to burnout The difference between daily content and daily promotion Why clarity beats consistency in modern marketing How CEOs and leaders curate visibility instead of chasing it What strategic visibility actually looks like in 2026 How to build trust without being constantly online Creating content with intention instead of pressure Key Takeaways Visibility does not require constant performance Posting more does not equal promoting better Clarity allows content to work harder for you Curated visibility builds authority and ease Sustainable marketing starts with strategy, not volume Who This Episode Is For Entrepreneurs who feel exhausted by content demands Professionals building thought leadership Creatives who want visibility without burnout Business owners shifting from hustle to strategy Leaders who want long-term authority and impact Call to Action If this episode helped you rethink visibility, follow Social Media Decoded for daily conversations on marketing, clarity, and community-led growth. If you'd like to support the podcast, you can use Buy Me a Coffee to help keep these conversations going. About the Host Michelle Thames is a marketing strategist, podcast host, speaker, and community builder with over 15 years of experience in digital marketing, visibility strategy, and brand growth. She helps entrepreneurs and professionals build sustainable visibility ecosystems that convert without burnout. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Learn more about Person in Long Term Recovery, Mother Wifeand author Emily Redondo: https://www.emilyredondoauthor.com/Aces quiz: https://compassionprisonproject.org/take-the-ace-quiz/ Recovery literature (quit-lit) recommendations:Twelve Steps and Twelve Traditions - https://www.aa.org/twelve-steps-twelve-traditionsBig Book - https://www.aa.org/the-big-book Best Pieces of Recovery Advice: Name it, claim it, and dump it!Live and let live Songs that symbolize Recovery to Emily:Telepath by Manchester Orchestra - https://youtu.be/-R4gSeY0XtY?si=WO1ZgAl_dm9D5RK1This Train Don't Stop There Anymore by Elton John - https://youtu.be/SsuHAn54wPs TakeawaysEmily Redondo shares her journey through addiction andrecovery.Alcohol was Emily's substance of choice, leading tosignificant struggles.She emphasizes the importance of serving the recoverycommunity.Recovery is a continuous process, not a destination.Individual experiences in recovery can vary greatly.Growing up in a family with addiction shaped Emily'sperspective.Moving to Texas was a significant culture shock for Emily.Her first experiences with alcohol were tied to feelings ofinadequacy.Identifying as an alcoholic was a pivotal moment for Emily.The complexity of addiction includes physical dependence andemotional struggles. Relapse often begins before the first drink.Hindsight can distort our understanding of past actions.Sobriety alone does not solve underlying issues.Therapy is crucial for understanding trauma.Feelings can be managed without resorting to substances.Creativity can be a powerful outlet in recovery.Authenticity in sharing experiences fosters connection.Forgiveness is essential for personal growth.Resentments can weigh heavily on recovery.Music can symbolize and support the recovery journey. SummaryIn this episode, Emily Redondo shares her profound journeythrough addiction and recovery, detailing her experiences with alcohol, theimpact of her upbringing in a family with addiction, and her path to sobriety.She emphasizes the importance of community support, the complexities ofrecovery, and the ongoing nature of healing. Emily's story is a testament toresilience and the power of personal growth in the face of adversity. In thisconversation, Emily Redondo shares her profound journey through addiction,relapse, and recovery. She discusses the complexities of relapse, theimportance of understanding trauma, and the necessity of therapy in therecovery process. Emily emphasizes the significance of self-discovery,creativity, and authentic conversations in healing. She also reflects on hermemoir, 'Wife, Mother, Drunk,' and the insights it offers into the life of anaddict. The discussion culminates in the exploration of forgiveness and therole of music in recovery, highlighting the emotional landscape of addictionand the path to healing. Don't forget to check out “The Way Out Playlist” availableonly on Spotify. Curated by all our wonderful guests on the podcast! https://open.spotify.com?episode/07lvzwUq1L6VQGnZuH6OLz?si=3eyd3PxVRWCKz4pTurLcmA (c) 2015 - 2026 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved.Theme Music: “all clear” (⁠⁠⁠https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/)byKetsa (https://ketsa.uk⁠⁠⁠) licensedunderCCBY-NC-ND4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd)

Calm Chic sound rituals — a softer way to focus. Curated by Sya Warfield, an interdisciplinary artist exploring the intersection of ritual, sound, and everyday life.This full moon is the Snow Moon. This podcast is part of Ritual Era Meditation — a guided ritual experience.For everyday use.A practice you return to.Created with intention.Energy that lingers.Enter RitualEra →Shop the Deep Rest Ritual Kit:https://amzn.to/4qhITcwAffiliate link — thank you for supporting the show

In this episode Boccaccio and Anastasiia are joined by Sid Powell CEO & Co-Founder of Maple and Merlin Egalite Co-Founder of Morpho to discuss the evolution of DeFi credit toward curator-driven models, curator risk and transparency, collateral and liquidity risks, risk return trade off and more. Thanks for tuning in! As always, remember this podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely their opinions, not financial advice. -- Follow Blockworks Research: https://x.com/blockworksres Follow Morpho: https://x.com/Morpho Follow Maple Finance: https://x.com/maplefinance Follow Merlin: https://x.com/MerlinEgalite Follow Sid: https://x.com/syrupsid?lang=en Follow Anastasiia: https://x.com/mathy_research Follow Boccaccio: https://x.com/salveboccaccio -- Join us at DAS (Digital Asset Summit) in New York City this March! Use the link below to learn more, and use code 0X200 to get $200 off your ticket! See you there! Learn more + get your ticket here: https://blockworks.co/event/digital-asset-summit-nyc-2026 -- Subscribe on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3foDS38 Subscribe on Apple: https://apple.co/3SNhUEt Subscribe on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3NlP1hA Get top market insights and the latest in crypto news. Subscribe to Blockworks Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter/ -- Timestamps: (0:00) Introduction (7:18) The Shift to Modular Credit (11:51) Choosing Risk in Modular Credit (21:04) Front-Ends, Earn Products, and Reach (23:46) Risk Return Trade Off (34:54) When Stablecoins Add Complexity (37:03) Dash for Cash in DeFi (46:57) Building Trust in DeFi Credit (57:37) Lightning Round (1:01:26) Closing Comments -- Check out Blockworks Research today! Research, data, governance, tokenomics, and models – now, all in one place Blockworks Research: https://www.blockworksresearch.com/ Free Daily Newsletter: https://blockworks.co/newsletter -- Disclaimer: Nothing said on 0xResearch is a recommendation to buy or sell securities or tokens. This podcast is for informational purposes only, and any views expressed by anyone on the show are solely our opinions, not financial advice. Boccaccio, Danny, and our guests may hold positions in the companies, funds, or projects discussed.

Groove Radio's Official TOP 5 GROOVES Weekly Chart Hosted by Swedish Egil - Week of 02-02-26 01 Kaskade, CID & Anabel Englund - Vision Blurred (Radio Edit) - Experts Only 02 Layton Giordani & Green Velvet - When It Kicks (Rebuke Remix) - MADMINDS 03 BIJOU & WIN WIN - GO GO GO (Radio Edit) - Catch & Release 04 Kevin McKay & Hotswing - Something About You (Original Mix) - Glasgow Underground 05 LO'99 & Yolanda Be Cool - Casa Cantina (Radio Edit) - Club Sweat -- About GROOVE RADIO Groove Radio is the Rhythm of the Future - always on in HQ audio with electronic dance music and DJ culture LIVE from Los Angeles. Curated by legendary radio programmer, Swedish Egil, Groove Radio celebrates 30+ years featuring iconic and emerging talent from the early classics of 90's techno and house music to the sounds of today's dance music festivals. -- For more info visit:  grooveradio.com c2026 Groove Radio. All rights reserved.

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE! PART TWOThe Salem Witch Board Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, is the world's ONLY Ouija museum. Curated and owned by John Kozik, the museum boasts a personal collection of around 100 Ouija boards on display at any given time. As a founding member of the Talking Board Historical Society, Kozik and his fellow enthusiasts are dedicated to preserving and unraveling the Ouija board's mysteries. From personal collections to donated artifacts, each item within the museum holds a story waiting to be told.Is the Ouija board simply an icon of entertainment, or does it serve as a portal to the beyond for some? Has Hollywood unfairly tarnished its reputation with dark tales, or does it wield genuine power? Can something as innocuous as wood, cardboard, and plastic harbor malevolent forces?Today on The Grave Talks, we discuss talking boards with John Kozik, the owner of the Salem Witch Board Museum.For more information, visit their website at salemwitchboardmuseum.com.#TheGraveTalks #Paranormal #OuijaBoard #SalemMassachusetts #TalkingBoards #ParanormalHistory #WitchBoard #SalemWitchBoardMuseum #TrueParanormal #HauntedObjectsLove real ghost stories? Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

Calm Chic sound rituals - a softer way to focus. Last full moon of the Snake Year, called the Snow Moon - a time for clarity and purging of emotions that no longer serve you.Curated by Sya Warfield, an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of ritual, sound, and everyday life.This podcast is part of Ritual Era Meditation — a guided ritual experience.For everyday use.A practice you return to.Created with intention.Energy that lingers.Enter RitualEra →

A deeper focus on sustainability, legacy, and long-term stewardship. Curated to strengthen faith, sharpen financial wisdom, and encourage consistency as you build with purpose and walk in lasting financial dominion.

Blessings of Tithing A faith-inspired playlist centered on obedience, stewardship, and God's promise of provision. Curated to encourage trust, gratitude, and alignment with God's covenant blessings as you worship, reflect, and grow in faith.

The EML Podcast – February Edition delivers a forward-looking snapshot of the Electronic Music Lovers universe, blending recent highlights, imminent releases, future signings, and a carefully chosen back-catalog moment.Curated and hosted by AMC, EML's A&R Manager and Producer, this month's episode moves seamlessly across uplifting trance, melodic techno, progressive and deeper electronic flavours — showcasing music from EML Recordings, EDM Addicts, and Sub Generation.Expect exclusive previews, current label momentum, a Demo of the Month, and Jay's Pick, all woven into a DJ-friendly, narrative-driven mix designed for both listening and discovery.One hour. No filler. Just music that matters — past, present, and what's coming next.Runtime: 1 hour 2 minutesPlsylist :Intro 00:00 - 00:5300:54 - 04:45 :  Flukus - When I'm Without You 04:46 - 10:37 Tomi Jaakko - Momentum (19th June 2026) 10:38 - 16:20 Simon TP - The Energy You Feel (13th Feb 2026)16:21 - 21:30 AMC x DJ Cara - Till I Found You 21:31 - 27:01 Fallon's Cry - Aftermath (Demo of the Month)27: 03 - 32:09 Towers Groove - Feed Your Soul 32:30 - 38:50 Matteo Desko - Zone (Jays Pick)38:51 - 43:56 MZK - Rainy Days (13th Feb 2026)43:57 - 48:56 Jakwyre - Twilight of the Gods (13th Feb 2026)48:57 - 56:12 Wistrand x Awzpici0us - Better56:13 - 61:52 GrabAir - Amore

This is a Grave Talks CLASSIC EPISODE!The Salem Witch Board Museum in Salem, Massachusetts, is the world's ONLY Ouija museum. Curated and owned by John Kozik, the museum boasts a personal collection of around 100 Ouija boards on display at any given time. As a founding member of the Talking Board Historical Society, Kozik and his fellow enthusiasts are dedicated to preserving and unraveling the Ouija board's mysteries. From personal collections to donated artifacts, each item within the museum holds a story waiting to be told.Is the Ouija board simply an icon of entertainment, or does it serve as a portal to the beyond for some? Has Hollywood unfairly tarnished its reputation with dark tales, or does it wield genuine power? Can something as innocuous as wood, cardboard, and plastic harbor malevolent forces?Today on The Grave Talks, we discuss talking boards with John Kozik, the owner of the Salem Witch Board Museum.For more information, visit their website at salemwitchboardmuseum.com. #TheGraveTalks #Paranormal #OuijaBoard #SalemMassachusetts #TalkingBoards #ParanormalHistory #WitchBoard #SalemWitchBoardMuseum #TrueParanormal #HauntedObjects Love real ghost stories? Don't just listen—join us on YouTube and be part of the largest community of real paranormal encounters anywhere. Subscribe now and never miss a chilling new story:

Send us a text---> JXCKIN' HOUSE RADIO. A high-energy session dedicated to the Jackin' House sound—where a heavy emphasis on percussion and bass drives every track. It's a Non-stop mix designed to keep you moving from the very first beat.---> Curated by DJ / Producer / Label boss at Groovphoria Records: JAZZMIK, sets the vibe: Energetic, fun, soulful, with an old-school, raw feel.If you love house music that's funky, raw, and built purely for the dance floor, you need to be Jackin'!---> New episodes 2nd Thursday of the month on @clubsabrosoradio Network!Powered by the Club Sabroso Radio NetworkFollow IG/FB: @CLUBSABROSORADIO24/7 Live Stream at: WWW.CLUBSABROSORADIO.COM

In this episode, Brooke uncovers the difference between confidence that crumbles under pressure and the kind you simply can't fake. She challenges listeners to consider how visibility tests real confidence, sharing her own journey of stepping out of hiding and into the light. Brooke offers wisdom on why so many capable women shrink back when called to be seen and encourages bold steps toward public visibility, not for applause but as an act of obedience. With faith-filled insight, she provides practical reflections and action steps for listeners ready to move past fear, activate their impact, and let their God-given light shine. Dallas One Day Event Tickets: BrookeThomas.com/Dallas Timestamps: 

Learn more about Colette Baron-Reid Expert in the field ofpersonal transformation Author published in 27 language 19 oracle card decksand 8 books the newest is The Art of Manifesting:https://www.colettebaronreid.com/ Recovery literature (quit-lit) recommendations:Twenty Four Hours a Day - https://www.hazelden.org/store/item/1096?Twenty-Four-Hours-a-Day-Hardcover-24-HoursBig Book - https://www.aa.org/the-big-book Best piece of Recovery advice: You only have to stay sober today Song that symbolizes Recovery to Colette: Gold Dust Woman byFleetwood Mac - https://youtu.be/EFUAI_tzfgU Takeaways:Embracing our gifts and talents is crucial in recovery.Connection to a higher power fosters authenticrelationships.Desperation can be a gift that leads to willingness.Recovery is about living in the present moment.The intersection of science and spirituality enhancesunderstanding of recovery.Action is essential in manifesting change in our lives.We broadcast a frequency that attracts similar energies.Daily practices keep us aligned with our recovery goals.Listening to our higher power guides our actions.Community support is vital for sustained recovery. Summary:In this conversation, Colette Baron-Reid shares her profoundjourney of recovery, emphasizing the importance of transformation, community,and the role of a higher power. She reflects on her 40 years of sobriety, thesignificance of the 12 steps, and how creativity and manifestation have playedcrucial roles in her healing process. Colette discusses the science behindconsciousness and how it influences our experiences in recovery, encouragingothers to embrace their creativity and align with their true selves. In thisengaging conversation, Colette Baron-Reid and the host explore the profoundthemes of recovery, spirituality, and personal growth. They discuss theimportance of embracing one's gifts and talents in recovery, the power ofconnection with a higher power, and the transformative nature of desperation.The dialogue delves into the intersection of science and spirituality,emphasizing the role of action in manifesting change and the significance ofdaily recovery practices. The speakers share personal anecdotes and insights,highlighting the importance of community and the ongoing journey ofself-discovery in recovery. Don't forget to check out “The Way Out Playlist” available onlyon Spotify. Curated by all our wonderful guests on the podcast! https://open.spotify.com?episode/07lvzwUq1L6VQGnZuH6OLz?si=3eyd3PxVRWCKz4pTurLcmA (c) 2015 - 2026 The Way Out Podcast | All Rights Reserved. ThemeMusic: “all clear” (⁠⁠⁠https://ketsa.uk/browse-music/)byKetsa (https://ketsa.uk⁠⁠⁠) licensed underCCBY-NC-ND4.0(https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-nd)

Calm Chic sound rituals - a softer way to focus.Curated by Sya Warfield, an interdisciplinary artist working at the intersection of ritual, sound, and everyday life.This podcast is part of Ritual Era Meditation — a guided ritual experience.For everyday use.A practice you return to.Created with intention.Energy that lingers.Enter RitualEra →

In this episode, Brooke Thomas reveals the five essential keys to leading with peace in your business, especially for high-capacity, faith-driven women. She challenges the myth that peace arrives only after pressure lifts, instead teaching that true peace is activated daily when Jesus is at the center. Through scripture, personal routines, and powerful mindset shifts, Brooke unpacks how peace replaces striving, increases your leadership capacity, and transforms pressure into purpose. Special guest Rachel Wortman shares her journey of overflowing peace while expanding her business and ministry, highlighting the irreplaceable value of community. Filled with practical tools, inspiration, and biblical encouragement, this episode empowers you to move forward in your calling with clarity, rest, and unstoppable momentum. Register for Momentum: https://brookethomas.com/momentum Timestamps: