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Chloe Fisher has made a name for herself speaking about the things that don’t often get spoken about. For the past five years, she’s opened up about grief, infertility and miscarriage on Darling, Shine! – the podcast she co-hosts with her best friend Ellidy Pullin. On this episode of Something To Talk About ahead of marking her first Mother’s Day as a mum, Chloe sits down with Sarrah to discuss the double-edged sword of being so open with her followers, the hard-won joy of becoming a parent to her daughter Bobbi after a five-year fertility journey, and “the insane ups and downs” of her relationship with her DJ husband Paul (AKA Fisher). You can see Chloe and her daughter Bobbi in The Iconic’s Mother’s Day Campaign here. Something To Talk About is a podcast by Stellar, hosted by Sarrah Le Marquand Find more from Stellar via Instagram @stellarmag or stellarmag.com.auSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

40 Day Campaign 2025 - Daily Declarations. Read by Ps Vanessa Schlogl.The daily declarations handout is available from https://victorychristiancentre.co.nz/outlines

It's no surprise that smartphones in the classroom can cause serious disruptions to learning. But what about smartwatches? Dr. Delaney explores the rising issue of wrist-based computers in schools and how one school has decided to tackle the problem.  She speaks with K-8 school counselor and Nurtured Heart practitioner Dr. Tammy Fisher to learn how implementing Away for The Day guidelines, and using clear, consistent rules around smartwatches, has helped her school not only create a more focused and engaged classroom but also build resilience in their youth.  This episode is intended for adult and youth audiences.   Featured Expert Dr. Tammy Fisher, Ph.D.   Books  Fearless Parenting: Stepping into Life's Greatest Role, by Dr. Tammy Fisher There's Always Something Going Right: Workbook for Creating Truly Great Schools, by Louisa Triandis LCSW and Dr. Tammy Fisher   Additional Links Nurtured Heart Institute Away for The Day: The Screenager's Campaign for phones and smartwatches away during school Screenagers: Why School Safety Experts Want Phone Bans Screenagers: How Smartphones are Pushing Schools to the Breaking Point   Time Codes: 00:00 Introduction to Screenagers Podcast 00:27 The Smartwatch Challenge in Schools 00:55 Away for the Day Campaign 01:28 Smartwatch Distractions in the Classroom 03:00 Expert Insights: Dr. Tammy Fisher 04:31 Implementing Absolute Clarity 09:24 Building Resilience in Kids 11:53 Nurtured Heart Approach 14:53 Focusing on Absolute Yes 19:31 Final Thoughts and Resources  

A sixteen-day awareness campaign from 25 November to 10 December highlights the importance of eliminating violence against women. Oliver Slewa, a solicitor, humanitarian, and founder of Shayna, spoke to SBS Assyrian about the United Nations' campaign's significance in raising awareness of domestic violence and violence against women.

The election is over and, is spite of Trump's clear victory, America remains as divided as ever. So how to put the country together again? Juliana Tafur, the director of the Bridging Differences Program at UC Berkeley, has been giving this existential question much thought. What all Americans need, Tafur tells me, is the compassion, empathy and humility to understand the other side. But, as I asked her, isn't that just shorthand for a progressive bridge building project in which the left defines the language of a reunited America?Juliana Tafur, the director of the Bridging Differences Program at UC Berkeley Her work focuses on strengthening social connections across lines of race, religion, culture, politics, and more, to foster a culture of understanding and belonging in the United States and beyond. Through partnerships, multimedia content, speaking engagements, and workshops, Juliana is committed to ensuring that bridge-building skills and resources reach people and inspire meaningful change. With experience as a social entrepreneur, workshop creator, Emmy-nominated senior producer, and award-winning documentary filmmaker, she has been working to foster human connection across complex societal divides for more than a decade. A TEDx speaker, she has led and facilitated speaking engagements and training sessions on bridging differences at more than 30 higher education institutions and organizations. Juliana is also a 2021–2022 Obama Foundation Scholar at Columbia University—a mid-career fellowship that recognized and deepened her work in the bridge-building field, expanding her research on intergroup relations, political polarization, and conflict transformation. She is an honors graduate of Northwestern University, where she earned dual Bachelor of Science degrees in Journalism and History.Named as one of the "100 most connected men" by GQ magazine, Andrew Keen is amongst the world's best known broadcasters and commentators. In addition to presenting KEEN ON, he is the host of the long-running How To Fix Democracy show. He is also the author of four prescient books about digital technology: CULT OF THE AMATEUR, DIGITAL VERTIGO, THE INTERNET IS NOT THE ANSWER and HOW TO FIX THE FUTURE. Andrew lives in San Francisco, is married to Cassandra Knight, Google's VP of Litigation & Discovery, and has two grown children.TRANSCRIPTKEEN: Hello, everybody. The easy bit's over! The election's finished, now the real challenge is bringing America back together. We always hear these terms from politicians and activists, but in practice, of course, it's a very challenging thing to do. My guest today on the show, Juliana Tafur, though, is somebody who's given a great deal of thought to bringing America back together, bridging differences. She is the inaugural director of the Bridging Differences Program at UC Berkeley. She's also very much involved in the Denver Foundation. She's based in Boulder, Colorado, and she's joining us today. Juliana, is that fair? Was the election the easy bit? Now, the challenge is putting Humpty Dumpty back together again?TAFUR: 100%. I love the Humpty Dumpty. Yes, we are broken. How do we come back together and mend those pieces while still acknowledging the brokenness, right? Yeah. With that analogy, there's a beautiful Japanese technique that aims to cover the fractures, but to cover the fractures with a strand of gold so that we're not pretending like the fractures aren't there, but we are making something better as a result of the recognition of those fractures.KEEN: Juliana, we've done a lot of shows about this sort of thing. In fact, I've worked with the Braver Angels group. I'm sure you're familiar with them. I have been to a couple of their conferences. There are more and more of these groups trying to bring Americans back together. Might one suggest that there is now a broader movement in America to bring Americans of different--particularly different political persuasions back together? You're doing it, braver angels are doing it. Many of the thousands of activists and hundreds of groups.TAFUR: Yeah. There is so many of us across the country that work tirelessly day in and day out, around elections and before and after elections to make sure we come together. And yes, Braver Angels is just one of them. I could certainly give you a list that you could attach to the show notes, because a lot of us are doing this work and it's good for people to know that we're out there and that this is possible. But sometimes it takes seeing it in action and understanding how to do it to really trust that you can do it, too.KEEN: Yeah, we've had lots of people on the show. I know you're familiar with the work of Eboo Patel. You've worked with him his book couple of years ago. We Need to Build: Field Notes for Diverse Democracy is another example of this kind of work. Tell me what you do at the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley. What are you doing that's different or unusual or unique in terms of bringing Americans back together?TAFUR: Yeah, well, at the Greater Good Science Center, we study the psychology, sociology and neuroscience of well-being, or what we'd like to call the science of a meaningful life. And we break the science to the practice. So we take the science of how to have a meaningful life or how to bridge differences, and we translate it in a way that is accessible to people to apply in their own lives or to practitioners to help others apply the science. And in the bridging differences programs specifically, we do this through a series of videos, multimedia pieces that we publish in our magazine, Greater Good. We have a famous podcast called The Science of Happiness. We began in earnest in 2018, I would say, gathering what the science said about how to bring people together across differences. And when we talk about the science, we talk about skills, science-based skills, from compassionate listening to finding shared identities, etc., that have been tested in labs, and we translate them in a way that people understand how some of these skills applied, how they worked in labs, and how they can then work also in kind of real-life scenarios and situations. So we have a bridging differences playbook that has 14 science-based skills for bridging differences. We have an edX course that's free and available for everyone to take that also disseminates some of the science-based skills.KEEN: Tell me a little bit more about yourself. You've been involved in this space for a while. You're also a filmmaker, so you're very much committed on lots of fronts to this. How did you find yourself? Is this a reflection of your own upbringing, your own experience in the United States?TAFUR: Absolutely, yes. What you had up first was the page from the Obama Scholars Program. So a few years ago, 21, 22, I was an Obama scholar at Columbia University--KEEN: And you were the founder, at least at that point, of something called Story Powerhouse. I'm guessing you're still the founder, although you've moved on in a sense.TAFUR: Correct. Yeah. And Story Powerhouse was at the company Listen Courageously, which was a workshop series that I took around to universities and organizations and corporations talking about the power of empathic listening. And I got to that through film that I produced and directed that brought Americans together on opposite ends of the spectrum across the easy topics of abortion, guns and immigration. And the inspiration for this film came after the 2016 election. I felt a big need back then to try to bridge the divide that I was seeing and feeling, very explicitly, for the very first time in our country. And as a Colombian-American, I was beginning to talk to folks in my circles, and I was feeling this this real sense of othering that I had never, ever experienced and wondering and questioning what was my place and that of so many others like me in our country. And that led to to Listen, to this film that brought three sets of participants across these really tough topics together to explore if they could see each other as people and connect on a human level despite their differences. And I had no idea what the outcome would be. I had documented their conversations across a period of time. And I was truly moved by what I saw. I saw that those who were able to connect at a deep, human level were those who were able to listen. So then, that led me to study and explore and understand the power of listening and understood that it was a field. It's an arts, but it's also a science and connected with practitioners, but also researchers in the field of listening. And one thing led to the other, right? As a practitioner and filmmaker in the field of bridging differences, I found myself going back to intergroup relations and conflict transformation and other subjects too, to really understand why. Why was it that my film participants had come together, and how could I then equip others to continue doing the same? Less from a "we know this is possible" and more from a kind of research-grounded way.KEEN: Juliana, some people might be listening to this and...whilst on the one hand being, in a way, impressed they might be scratching their head, maybe listening to you, you use the E-word all the time empathetic, which is quite a kind of ideological character these days. You talk about othering, you're funded by, or you were funded by, the Obama Foundation. Now you head up a greater good institute at UC Berkeley, People's Republic of Berkeley, which is a place I know all too well, I used to live there for many years. Some people might be listening to this and thinking if you scratch the surface of what Juliana's saying, is she suggesting that this is the progressive version of the greater good? And as long as you're in our camp and you use her words like "empathy" and "othering" and love the Obamas and spend time at UC Berkeley, it's fine. But when you start perhaps putting red caps on and talking about America becoming great again or not being particularly sympathetic to immigrants, then you're outside your world. How would you respond to that? Is that a fair criticism or am I wrong, or would one be wrong?TAFUR: Well, obviously, people's criticisms are their criticisms, and that's absolutely okay. And there is no right or wrong. I just want to say--KEEN: Well, there is right and wrong, Juliana, isn't there? There's some things are certainly more right than wrong and some things are more wrong and right.TAFUR: Yes, but we don't judge that. I think, you know, people are right to believe what they believe, vote for who they vote, and be who they are. And we start bridging from the place of: I see you, and I hear you, and I might not understand you, but that's okay. I still don't dehumanize you. And that's the spirit of bridging differences. And yes, I don't hide where I stand. Politically, I am more progressive. And I have been an Obama scholar. And I work at Berkeley. So all of that is who I am. And from that place, I bridge. I bridge from the place of this is who I am, where I stand. I still love you and I still want to get to know you. And I still want to see you. And I just want to say, given that I'm Colombian American and I lived in Miami for the last ten years, I just recently moved to Boulder, Colorado, to lead a statewide initiative here in the state of Colorado called Belonging Colorado to make Colorado a place where everyone feels like they belong. Thank you for popping it up.KEEN: Called Belonging Colorado.TAFUR: Yeah, in Florida, I mean, I've had friends and neighbors who don't think like I do, who don't see the world like I do. And I've appreciated that. And I have not excluded them from our circles, from trying deeply to learn and understand what is it that they believe, what they believe. So I intentionally have made way to understand our country and and to try to tap into, honestly, what at the end of the day, are people's fears of what we need. And I approach them from that place. When you approach others from a place of "we are all walking with our fears in our foreheads," we begin to connect with your fear, my fear. But it's all fear and it's okay.KEEN: You used the term "humanizing differences," Juliana. Some people, again, might be listening and thinking to themselves, well, the guy who just won the election, more Americans voted for him than the other candidate. It's quite a decisive election. He doesn't seem to be in the business of "humanizing differences." In fact, many of the people he doesn't like, he seems, some people believe, I tend to be sympathetic there, he's dehumanizing them. So. So what do we do in an America, where the next president is, or appears to be, very often in the business of dehumanization?TAFUR: Hopefully we take back the narrative.KEEN: What does that mean, "take back the narrative"? He's been elected. It's his narrative.TAFUR: It is his narrative. But as people I don't believe that everyone who voted for him is voting for the dehumanization. I am holding firm to the belief that people are good, and that people have voted for other things and not for that. And I want people who voted for him to still see that we need to humanize each other despite our differences. And I believe that they do. I do not believe people are buying into that narrative and rhetoric. At least not everyone. Some may. But I think when we take back the narrative, we take back the narrative of: yes, right now there's a winning camp and a losing camp, and that's okay. And I would hope that those in the winning camp also want to see across differences and are reaching out to humanize those who are not in the winning camp. And, you know, that is now that is four years. But our country perseveres and continues and we are interdependent and need each other. Absolutely need each other. More than this rhetoric, more than the divisive politics. Politics is just one aspect of who we are.KEEN: There are others. I mean, you acknowledge that you're a progressive. There are other progressives who are preparing to resist the new--what they see as a regime, some people even think that the new president is a fascist. What would you say to resistors, people who don't believe that it's possible to, as you would put it, reshape the narrative or seize the narrative, that that the next president is in the business of dehumanizing many people, particularly people out of America and many people in America. And it's just pointless and that they're going to fight him, they're going to fight him in the courts, and maybe even on the streets.TAFUR: I don't think that's the way. I don't stand for that. And I'm also trying to bring those people along. I think the only way out of hate, sincerely, and I know it sounds cliche, but it's through love. I don't believe in resistance in that way. I am for peace and I will continue to promote peace. And I know that that is hard for people in the far left to also swallow. And I know it takes time and I know not everyone is there right now, especially right now. And not everyone will be there ever. And that's okay, too. We understand that bridging is not the right thing for every person in every situation. We know that a lot of people who feel that their identity is in danger or that they're being disrespected might not be called to bridge differences. And that is also okay. I don't think this is work that you do by demand. And and we know that it's not without risks. We know that it involves exposing vulnerability. And we also know that sometimes bridging work takes small shifts over time. What we like to call small to large, or big, bridges. Sometimes you don't start with the biggest bridge possible bridging across the biggest divide. So we know that it's work that requires the right mindsets and skills and attitudes, and that takes time.KEEN: You've used the word bridge a lot, bridging as a noun, as an adjective. I seem to remember Bill Clinton was very much in the, at least the etymological bridge building business. He would always talk about it. Are examples of American politicians in the past who have successfully built bridges? I mean, Clinton wanted to, of course, he had his own controversial personal narrative that didn't help. But when you look back into the American past, who are the bridging presidents? FDR, Teddy Roosevelt, Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan, Lincoln?TAFUR: Yeah, those, and I would say, you know, yes, I may I'm totally biased because I am funded, have been funded, by the Obama Foundation. But sincerely, President Obama has taken bridging and pluralism, as he called it, as the work that he is doing, that he is centering on after his presidency, and he runs these democracy summits that happen once a year. And and it is a message that he deeply believes in and is trying to share with others.KEEN: Yeah, I mean, doesn't everyone bridge on their own terms? Obama campaigned aggressively for Harris. And in fact, a lot of people believe that Trump never would have got involved in politics had Obama not given him such a violent roasting at one of the White House correspondence evenings a few years ago. So isn't Obama an example of someone who bridges when they feel like it and when they don't, they accuse other people of not bridging?TAFUR: Yeah, I mean, honestly, I prefer not to get into politics. I do bridging differences work because I am equipping folks with the skills to be able to do this work. And I believe in humans. So so this is really not about politics for me. It never was. It never will be. I happen to be an Obama scholar, but I'd really rather not comment on what politicians are or not doing.KEEN: And I take your point, Juliana. But politics and the founders knew this, the politics in and out of America, is a dirty business. We pursue our own interests. Madison called them the pursuit of faction. That's why we have divisions, that's why we have branches of government which are designed to negate each other. Just as Madison so famously said, so profoundly said, "If men were angels (and he did say, man, he didn't say women as well, of course), if men were angels, there'd be no need for government." And I wonder whether...and again, I don't want a group for your movements or your thinking into one, but I wonder whether this kind of ambivalence, hostility, maybe even contempt for politics is problematic. When I think of someone like Michelle Obama, I have to admit I'm very, very disappointed that she didn't choose to enter into politics. She seems to be political when she feels like it. But not to participate in politics, she was probably the only person in America could have beaten Trump. Again, I don't want to turn this into a conversation about either Obama's. But my question to you is about acknowledging the dirtiness of politics, which reflects the dirtiness of the human condition, the fact that we all are, for better or worse, self-interested. Do you accept that Madisonian version of human nature?TAFUR: I honestly think there is a better future for us when we tap into what we can be and not what we are. And I know it's hard for many to do right now. And it's hard when what we see as reality is what politicians do. And I do see some examples of politics where people are coming together that I'd like to highlight, including Governor Spencer Cox. And he's led a national campaign called Disagree Better. And he's come on ads with Governor Jared Polis from--KEEN: Colorado, yeah?TAFUR: Colorado. And Governor Cox is out of Utah, Republican. Jared Polis is a Democrat from Colorado. And I think we need more of that. We need more examples of that, politicians coming together and showing how they are coming together so that we believe that it's also possible. So I'd like to  hang on to those examples in the political realm. But again, I'm in the business of what we individuals can do at the interpersonal level to begin to cultivate the right skills and mindsets, to be able to come together and at the inter group level with others.KEEN: There's been a lot of conversation, debate after this election, Juliana, like many elections, about why and how people should vote. Should they vote out of self-interest or for the the greater good? Lots of comments about many of the people vote voting for Trump seem to be voting against their own interests, particularly the new American working class. Whereas the coastal elites in voting for Harris seem also in an odd way to be voting against their own--certainly economic--interests by voting for her, in your view, to get to this bridge and this ability to be empathetic and converse with others, do we need to overcome our own self-interest, particularly our own economic self-interest?TAFUR: I don't think you need to overcome your own economic self-interests to bridge. Not at all. Because when we bridge differences, we are not asking honestly people to leave aside any of what they value. It centers on this recognition of, yes, common humanity, which I know is very abstract to a lot of people. But it is not about persuasion and it does not require you compromising your beliefs or values. It just requires the ability for you to recognize that anyone, anyone can teach you something, which is a term called intellectual humility. So, no, not to bridge. I mean, you may be putting your self-interest aside, or some of your self-interests, aside when you're voting for certain candidates. But to bridge, we are just coming together to see each other and to be with each other.KEEN: You talk about intellectual humility. That word again, humility is another fashionable word that goes with empathy. Is there, do you think, a religious context to this? Do you think some of these movements, maybe yours, maybe even yourself, it grew out of a religious tradition. A Christian tradition? Humility, empathy, love, understanding. These are words that are traditionally used in religion.TAFUR: Yes, they are. I will say that we have not necessarily emphasized or called attention to these character virtues and moral virtues in our work. We do talk about them a lot and we will probably emphasize them a bit more moving forward, given interest that we have in doing so, because we do think that when you talk about civil, moral character virtues like respect and curiosity and courage, you are meeting different types of people at different places. And at the end of the day, this is about becoming better people.KEEN: Say that again: this is about becoming better people. So, it's a moral movement. You're suggesting people need to pull their their moral socks up if we're going to put Humpty Dumpty, to extend this rather childish metaphor, if we're if we're to put Humpty Dumpty back together again, we need to pull our moral socks up. Is that fair?TAFUR: Yeah. I mean, we believe that cultivating these virtues is not just about overcoming current societal divides, but about nurturing a deep commitment to, for a lack of a better word, the greater good. This is what this is about.KEEN: I don't know how many jobs you have, Juliana. I'm lucky enough that I don't have multiple jobs, but some people, again, might be watching this and saying this is all very well. Maybe in some biblical fantasy land, we can all put ourselves out and be better people. But most people are really busy. Many, particularly, working class people who perhaps voted for Trumo, they're working 2 or 3 jobs. They're busy. They struggle to pay their rent, feed their families. Does this require to be part of your bridging movement? Does it require, shall we say, moral...concentration? Or could you do it...occasionally?TAFUR: Absolutely. You can do it occasionally. You can do it in the weekend. You can do it with neighbors. You could do it at a school board meeting. You could do it in neighborhood meetings. You could do it wherever you are. You could do it at work. You could do it with colleagues. You could do it with your kids. It does not require more than anything that you are already doing. It's just about how you approach those who are in your circles and in your life.KEEN: What's the most difficult thing? You do this a lot. You run bridging programs. You run a school, essentially, designed to help people bridge. What does the movement most struggle with? When you see people who are open to the idea and say, you're right, I need to be able to talk responsibly with humility and empathy to people who I don't agree with on the other political side, culturally, racially, and all the rest of it. What do people most struggle with, what don't they expect? What would you warn people about who are trying to get into a movement like this?TAFUR: We are very clear that if the other person is dehumanizing you, and if you feel at risk or threatened by this dehumanization, that you should probably be careful in engaging. So that's where we draw the line.KEEN: Yeah, but then you're shifting the responsibility to somebody else. I mean, obviously, if they're dehumanizing you, you wouldn't want to talk to them. But what's hard about changing oneself, that's possible, that doesn't involve the other?TAFUR: I think this just requires the commitment to want to do it and then the right skills. To engage with it in a way that you see works, that feels good, and that invites you to continue trying it out. And all it takes is the willingness to say, "I'm exhausted by this. This is affecting me personally." Because we do know that our divides are consuming us. They're affecting our health, our well-being. We also know our divides are affecting our families and our closest circles. We know that our divides affect our children in schools. So there are many, many reasons for wanting to bridge, for saying, "this is enough. I am exhausted." And if you are, you are not alone. Three. Out of four Americans are. 75% of Americans in the most conservative estimates say they are exhausted by the division.KEEN: Exhausted by just this endless controversy of people not being able to talk to one another?TAFUR: Yeah. Research tells us that three out of four Americans see political hostility and divisiveness as a serious problem and want to live in a less polarized country. So we are just trying to meet that exhausted majority where they are. Because we do know that people value diverse perspectives. Again, research points to this, and a desire to shift the political discourse. So we're telling them: we hear you. We see you. Yes, this division hurts us. Let's do something about it. Do you need some skills? We got you.KEEN: Juliana, I asked you about other examples from American history. What about models from the rest of the world in these kinds of conversations? You often hear about the the reconciliation, the truth and reconciliation movement and Mandela, South Africa. Are there models overseas, which Americans can learn from? Americans often aren't very good at learning from other countries, particularly in Africa. But is the South African model a good one, do you think?TAFUR: Yes. I mean, clearly, they were able to come together across incredible fracture and division, and they were able to persevere and collaborate across differences. There is also the model in Ireland that we can point to. There is division that is hurting countries across the world right now. And I know ,I come from a country that is deeply divided, Colombia. And Colombians have also succeeded in bridging the great divide. But there's been strides, through peace treaties and others, to come together despite differences. So we can certainly learn from other countries that have been deeply divided and in deep conflict and have come together. We are not in a place in the US where our conflict has turned violent, thankfully, at least not openly. We are seeing signs of violence, but we are not in the midst of a war (although it seems like a moral war in many regards.) And and I do want to point to the hope that countries who have been in deeper fractures about how this is possible and and hopefully also show us that we must do something before the fracture goes wider and deeper. And where reconciliation seems harder to do.KEEN: Juliana, you mentioned Ireland. One of the things that comes to mind in the Irish model is the role of citizen assemblies in bringing people together to talk about very difficult issues. You brought up abortion, guns and immigration, in the U.S., the three most divisive issues, probably abortion, was and maybe still remains the most divisive in Roman Catholic Ireland. But the Citizens' Assembly movement in Ireland addressed the issue of abortion, and that was the way for the Irish parliament to actually develop some some quite interesting new legislation on abortion. Are you sympathetic to rethinking institutions, political institutions, political organizations like the Citizens' Assembly? Is this something that you've thought about, researched, is it part of a greater good future?TAFUR: Yeah, I mean, I do think we need to re-imagine. I do think we need to take good examples, including citizens' assemblies and in understand what's going to work for all of us. We know what we're doing now is not working for all of us. What does it take? How can we bring folks together to the conversation in a way that is bringing us all together? So, I do think bringing a diverse group of citizens to engage in structured dialogue, learn from experts, and also deliberate over complex topics could be the way. Maybe that's what we need. Maybe we do need more public participation in the democratic process in a way that ultimately ends up shaping legislation. And it does align with our bridging differences program, right? And and what we promote in in bringing people in and fostering inclusivity. So how can we bring different backgrounds together in structured discussions so that we can move beyond these partisan divides? Because we do understand that some of these issues do provoke, I would say, a really strong emotional response and and also carry significant social implications for folks.KEEN: Juliana Tafur, you've you've done very well with, my rather obnoxious question. So let's end with an opportunity for you to talk about, quite literally, where we go from here. You have some articles on your website, on the Bridging Differences website about where do we go from here, after the election. Perhaps you might touch on 3 or 4 bullets--concrete things of where we go from here in in early November 2024 that can bridge America, that can bring us back together. What would you suggest that's doable, viable, can be achieved in the next few months?TAFUR: It's great that you point to that article. I was obviously part of a group of us at the Greater Good Science Center that was very keen on publishing this the day after the election to--KEEN: And now you're on--I couldn't resist this one, Juliana, now you're on KEEN ON. I'm sorry for that rather silly joke, but anyway. Go on.TAFUR: Yep, yep, yep. Well, let me just, like, run through a bit of what some of the experts and researchers who we invited to be a part of this article with what they said.KEEN: And that included Eboo Patel, who, as I said, has been on the show. So you put together a very interesting group of people to write this thing.TAFUR: Thank you. Yeah, absolutely. So, yeah, so Eboo is saying keep doing what matters to you and the world, and he's trying to get us away from this catastrophe mindset, and he wants to remind us that what you are doing is sacred and it makes a difference. And even if the world is going to end, he says, the wisdom of the sages says to keep doing your meaningful work, because that work is part of the saving grace of humanity. So that was beautiful. Scott Shigeoka, who's a bridging differences fellow at the Greater Good Science Center, is inviting us to practice curiosity as an act of love. And for Scott, he says that we must practice curiosity if we want to transform our fear and hate. And he's reminding us that curiosity is a trait that we are all born with, and it's the desire to understand others more deeply. Again, this does not mean agreeing with views that clash with your own, but challenging the assumptions that you have about people who hold those views. So a lot about interrupting prejudice. Jeremy Smith, who's our editor at The Greater Good, he's inviting us to work to promote your values in community. I'll go high level on some of these. Get to know other humans, right? Get out of our silos as much as we can and connecting across our differences. Dr. Linda Traub, who is a close collaborator of ours, is inviting us to be good neighbors, even, and especially, to those who are different. So those are just a few. Choose nuance, not outrage. So I do invite folks to go through this article and and hopefully a few of the golden nuggets of inspiration do stay with you, do motivate you, to do something. It's been hard for many of us to understand what is it that we can do right now if bridging even is the calling of the moment when so many are struggling to understand what this means about our country, what this means about the next four years. But I understand others are not and are celebrating. Regardless of where you are, I think in a few weeks when you feel up for it, I think the calling of our times is to come together and to understand, again, our interdependence. We must break this cycle of othering us versus them. That does that does not exist. Those are constructs that that we have created. But we are better and we are more. And we are one. And sorry if this sounds cliche to some, but that's what I got for you.KEEN: That's interesting. And finally, Juliana, you mentioned one of your colleagues talked about what they would do if the world was to end tomorrow, what they would do this evening. It certainly reflects on you. I know if I knew the world was going to end tomorrow, I would go to Kentucky Fried Chicken. But that probably speaks of my own unsuitability for your movement. What would you do if you knew the world was ending tomorrow?TAFUR: I would speak to you, Andrew.KEEN: Oh my god, we can go together to the Kentucky Fried Chicken. Well, Juliana, it's been a real honor to have you on the show. Very interesting conversation, we're going to get you back on because this--one thing we can say for sure is this issue is not going away in 2024, 2025, 2026. Keep up the good work, Juliana, and we'll talk again in the not too distant future. Thank you so much.TAFUR: Thank you, Andrew. Thank you.For those impressed with what Julianna Tafur is doing and would like to participate, here are a couple of ideas:* Ready to turn division into connection? The Greater Good Science Center's 7-Day Campaign for Connection Challenge offers practical, research-based skills to ease stress and create understanding. Reserve your spot: http://tinyurl.com/7DayChallenge24* Feeling the weight of division this election season? You're not alone! Join the @Greater Good Science Center's 7-Day Campaign for Connection Challenge, to help you navigate these polarized times with science-backed skills. Reserve your place: http://tinyurl.com/7DayChallenge24Keen On is a reader-supported publication. To receive new posts and support my work, consider becoming a free or paid subscriber. This is a public episode. 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You don't have to be a news junkie to know that we are a deeply divided nation when it comes to politics. We've become polarized and estranged from one another over issues large and small. As we approach another contentious election season as well as the Thanksgiving holiday, we're going to explore productive ways to bridge the divides between us. Spoiler alert: it involves something called “courageous listening.” And it doesn't necessarily involve changing anyone's mind!Navigating polarization? We've got your back! Join the @Greater Good Science Center's 7-Day Campaign for Connection Challenge, starting Monday, 10/28, to learn skills that promote understanding and connection across our differences. Reserve your spot today: tinyurl.com/7DayChallenge2024 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this episode of The Screenagers Podcast Dr. Delaney Ruston is joined by her film and Screenagers partner, Lisa Tabb, to discuss their 'Away for the Day' campaign, which aims to remove smartphones and smartwatches from students during school hours to improve their academic and social well-being.  They explore the campaign's benefits, the rapid rise of this challenge in elementary schools, and myths surrounding phone policies. Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt, author of the current NY Times bestselling book The Anxious Generation, also joins Delaney to discuss the negative impact of digital distractions on education. The episode highlights the global movement towards phone-free schools and urges listeners to support the initiative by visiting awayfortheday.org. The episode also includes an exciting announcement about the upcoming new Screenagers film, which will be released in September called Screenagers: Elementary School Age Edition.   Show Notes Featured Expert Jonathan Haidt   Research References Away For The Day   Additional links Movies: Screenagers Movies   Time code 00:00 Introduction and Exciting Announcement 01:01 Special Episode: Away for the Day Campaign 02:20 Benefits of Phones Away for the Day 03:52 Global Adoption of Away for the Day Policies 11:38 Challenges and Pushbacks 17:51 Student Perspectives and School Experiences 20:43 Interview with Jonathan Haidt 29:29 Conclusion and Call to Action  

In this episode, I am sharing a powerful 12-week strategy to transform your small business marketing. You'll learn how to plan amazing sales campaigns, expand your reach with sister platforms, and harness the often-overlooked power of email marketing. No more burnout or scattered efforts – just practical, actionable steps to bring in more customers and grow your business. Whether you're a marketing newbie or looking to level up, this episode is packed with game-changing tips you can start using today. MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE... → The 8 Day Campaign (the exact sales strategy + templates I use in my business) - https://yoursocialteam.mykajabi.com/a/2147484671/76J3roMB → Later (an amazing scheduling tool that will help you post more content on more platforms) - https://try.later.com/amberromero7629 → Flodesk (an amazing email marketing tool, especially if you are just starting out) - https://flodesk.com/c/AI7TUX CONNECT WITH AMBER... Website: www.amberfiglow.com Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/amberfiglow YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/@amberfiglow TikTok - https://www.tiktok.com/@amber.figlow LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/amber-figlow-2a951249/ Threads - https://www.threads.net/@amberfiglow

In total it was reported that Harris was able to haul in a total of $310 million during the month with a record $200 million coming in the first week of her presidential campaign.

You've probably been on the receiving end of email campaigns that drive you crazy because they just feel so spammy. They never stop coming.And it feels scary to think that your business could give that same feeling to other people. But don't let this make you think that you should stay away from email campaigns. On the contrary, there is a way to make your campaigns serve you AND the recipient, without creating spam overwhelm.EJ Saunders, CEO and Founder of Blaze Digital Solutions, joins the show today to discuss strategies for enhancing e-commerce marketing, particularly through email campaigns. The proof is in the pudding. Saunders took a company who had an email list of 20,000 people that they were sending 1 single email to a month and instead created a 30-day campaign that generated $100,000!Want to learn how to do the same? Tune in to learn about crafting irresistible offers, and utilizing simple yet potent email sequences to drive sales. In This Episode:01:17 Case Study: $100,000 30-Day Campaign for an Archery Company02:29 The Power of Email Marketing and Segmentation03:40 Creating Effective Offers and Automations04:43 Increasing Email List with Lead Gen Campaigns05:47 The Importance of Understanding the Customer's Journey08:27 The Role of Testimonials in Marketing11:18 The Power of Welcome Series in Email Marketing11:29 The Art of Crafting Irresistible Offers19:23 The Importance of Building Trust with Clients31:51 The Impact of SMS Marketing35:28 Conclusion: The Future of Digital MarketingConnect with EJ SaundersWebsite - https://ejsaunders.com/ Blaze Digital Solutions - https://blazedigitalsolutions.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ej-saunders/ Be sure to subscribe to the podcast at: https://www.digitalmarketer.com/podcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalmarketerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalmarketer/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/digital-marketer/This Month's Sponsors:Conversion Fanatics - Conversion Rate Optimization AgencyGet 50% Off Monthly Blog Writing Service - BKA Content More Resources from Scalable[Free Guide & Assessment] 7 Levels of ScaleFREE EPIC Challenge More Shows You'll LovePerpetual Traffic - The #1 podcast for learning paid traffic and improving your conversions!Business Lunch - Sit down every week with some of the most successful...

Ready to launch your coaching biz? Or have you been a mom coach for a while and are releasing a new course, offer or simply want to fan the flames of excitement that is the dream of getting to work with you? Online launches have a reputation of not being the most relaxing times of an entrepreneur's year. But looking at why we might want to launch, and how to stress less about it, might bring some of the stress levels down and your income levels up.   Featured on the podcast:   Working together privately I can help you map out a plan to launch all aspects of your mom coaching biz in profitable, yet simplified, ways.  Book a discovery call here to get started. This last launch I leaned on both the email and Instagram templates found inside The 8 Day Campaign by Your Social Team (*this is an affiliate link).   Like the show? Leave a review here. And a great way to not miss an episode is to subscribe to the show while you're at it.

You've probably been on the receiving end of email campaigns that drive you crazy because they just feel so spammy. They never stop coming.And it feels scary to think that your business could give that same feeling to other people. But don't let this make you think that you should stay away from email campaigns. On the contrary, there is a way to make your campaigns serve you AND the recipient, without creating spam overwhelm.EJ Saunders, CEO and Founder of Blaze Digital Solutions joins the show today to discuss strategies for enhancing e-commerce marketing, particularly through email campaigns. The proof is in the pudding. Saunders took a company that had an email list of 20,000 people that they were sending 1 single email to a month and instead created a 30-day campaign that generated $100,000!Want to learn how to do the same? Tune in to learn about crafting irresistible offers, and utilizing simple yet potent email sequences to drive sales. In This Episode:01:17 Case Study: $100,000 30-Day Campaign for an Archery Company02:29 The Power of Email Marketing and Segmentation03:40 Creating Effective Offers and Automation04:43 Increasing Email List with Lead Gen Campaigns05:47 The Importance of Understanding the Customer's Journey08:27 The Role of Testimonials in Marketing11:18 The Power of Welcome Series in Email Marketing11:29 The Art of Crafting Irresistible Offers19:23 The Importance of Building Trust with Clients31:51 The Impact of SMS Marketing35:28 Conclusion: The Future of Digital MarketingConnect with EJ SaundersWebsite - https://ejsaunders.com/ Blaze Digital Solutions - https://blazedigitalsolutions.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/ej-saunders/ Be sure to subscribe to the podcast at: https://www.digitalmarketer.com/podcast/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/digitalmarketerInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/digitalmarketer/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/digital-marketer/This Month's Sponsors:Conversion Fanatics - Conversion Rate Optimization AgencyGet 50% Off Monthly Blog Writing Service - BKA Content More Resources from Scalable[Free Guide & Assessment] 7 Levels of ScaleFREE EPIC Challenge More Shows You'll LovePerpetual Traffic - The #1 podcast for learning paid traffic and improving your conversions!Business Lunch - Sit down every week with some of the most successful...

On the 29th January 1928 Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig died of a heart attack aged 66. Less than ten years earlier he had led the British Army to their greatest victories in the 100 Day Campaign of 1918. As he lay in state thousands of his soldiers marched past paying homage.Two distinguished historians, Gary Sheffield and Gordon Corrigan, join Ollie to discuss why Haig deserves to be remembered alongside Marlborough, Nelson, Wellington and Slim.Gary Sheffield LinksMilitary History Plus PodcastForgotten Victory: The First World War: Myths and RealitiesDouglas Haig: From the Somme to VictoryThe Chief: Douglas Haig and the British ArmyGordon Corrigan LinksMud, Blood and Poppycock: Britain and the Great WarDouglas Haig: Defeat Into VictoryGet in TouchOllie on X/Twitterhistory@aspectsofhistory.com

What if there was a way to enhance your marketing efforts and drive real business growth? Enter AI, YOUR NEW INTERN! Mickey Anderson, the founder of the 90-Day Campaign and a marketing expert, joins Dave Thompson on this episode of Beyond Clean with ACE. Throughout the episode, Mickey shares insights on how to leverage AI in marketing to enhance business growth. Get ready to learn from Mickey's expertise and discover how AI can transform your marketing efforts. Revolutionize your marketing strategy and help you achieve the results you've been longing for. The key moments in this episode are: 00:00:00 - Introduction 00:02:37 - The Power of AI in Marketing 00:07:05 - Overcoming Fear of AI 00:08:23 - Using AI for Lead Generation 00:09:48 - Leveraging AI as an Intern 00:14:15 - The Importance of Reviewing and Updating Content 00:15:28 - Updating Content and Fact-Checking 00:16:07 - Using AI Responsibly 00:18:05 - Prompts and AI's Role 00:22:26 - Creating Effective Lead Magnets 00:27:10 - Importance of Navigation in Website Footers 00:28:06 - Using Real Images for Branding 00:29:22 - Seasonal Changes and Vacation Plans Get your FREE download here: https://90daycampaigns.com/linkedin-influence-blueprint   WEBSITES ================================== ROCK STARS OF CLEANING: https://rockstarsofcleaning.com/ ACADEMY OF CLEANING EXCELLENCE: https://academyofcleaning.com/ SOCIAL ============================ PODCAST: https://beyondcleanwithace.podbean.com/ FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/AcademyofCle... TWITTER: https://twitter.com/rockstarsclean INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/academyofcl... TIKTOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@academyofclea... ============================ #safe #healthy #cleaning #academyofclean #rockstarsofcleaning

Manu Muraro, the ultimate creative entrepreneur, is the founder of one of GGC's fav content management programs “Your Social Team” and “Your Template Club” which encourages femme forward businesses to confidently burst through the algorithm bubble and promote with pride by offering scroll-stopping post templates and individualized curated campaigns to make your business thrive.    In this episode, Manu gives us a lesson on why handing off your content management to Your Social Team is the way to bring engagement back to your Instagram so you get that valuable time back to focus on business growth. Plus, a 7 hour work day is the max you should be working on your business, and why hiring a team is not only a monetary investment, but a health conscious one.   Key Points, Quotes, and Highlights: ✿Recycled content is ok! It doesn't have to be new, just freshened up ✿Manu tells us Instagram remains her sales platform of choice, “If you're a small business owner and sell things, I still think that Instagram is still unbeatable today.” ✿Taking time and care to avoid burnout, “Money is not the only currency that we need to look at in our businesses– your business is going to suffer a lot more if you burn out.” ✿Manu's personal experience navigating through a health scare and how she prioritized her wellness and consciously expanded her business ✿An unpopular opinion or a spicy hot take: Is your costless support of creators really free or is it costing your mental health?  Show Notes  Follow Manu Muraro @YourSocialTeam and @YourTemplateClub https://www.instagram.com/yoursocialteam/ https://www.instagram.com/yourtemplateclub/ For GGC affiliated Your Template Club membership services: bit.ly/GIRLGANGCRAFTYTC For GGC affiliated Your Template Club 8-Day Campaign: bit.ly/GIRLGANGCRAFTYTC8   Apply to the Girl Gang Craft Holiday Gift Guide at girlgangcraft.com/holiday-gift-guide-apps For 50% off one year of Flodesk plus a 30-day free trial, go to bit.ly/GGCFlodesk   Follow all things GGC on Instagram!  @GirlGangCraft https://www.instagram.com/girlgangcraft/  @GirlGangCraftApparel https://www.instagram.com/girlgangcraftapparel/ @PhoebeSherman https://www.instagram.com/phoebesherman/ Like, subscribe, and watch our conversation on our YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/@girlgangcraft?feature=shared

I'm Rob Skinner and this is the Rob Skinner Podcast.  In this episode, I share what I gained from trying to learn the “Secret of Happiness.”  I spent 30 days trying to imitate Paul's example of being happy in all circumstances.   I want to let you know how my “Secret of Happiness” campaign went and what I learned.    I have learned to be happy with whatever I have. 12 I know how to get along with little and how to live when I have much. I have learned the secret of being happy at all times. If I am full of food and have all I need, I am happy. If I am hungry and need more, I am happy. 13 I can do all things because Christ gives me the strength.  Philippians 4:11-13, NLV

Have you ever wanted to learn the “secret of happiness?”  Many people talk about it, but I know of only one person who has said that he has learned the secret of happiness, the Apostle Paul.  Look at what he shares in Philippians 4:11-13 in the NLV:  I have learned to be happy with whatever I have. 12 I know how to get along with little and how to live when I have much. I have learned the secret of being happy at all times. If I am full of food and have all I need, I am happy. If I am hungry and need more, I am happy. 13 I can do all things because Christ gives me the strength.  Philippians 4:11-13, NLV I decided to learn that secret of happiness as well by going on a 30-day spiritual campaign to imitate Paul's example.  Find out what I've learned so far on this episode of the Rob Skinner Podcast! How to Support The Rob Skinner Podcast Your tax-deductible gift will help me get my next mission team sent off.  Click the link here:   https://tucsoncoc.breezechms.com/give/online?fund_id=1728794

The Education Minister's defending a million dollar campaign that aimed to encourage kids to go to school Last August, Education Minister Jan Tinetti launched the Every School Day is a Big Day campaign. But documents released under the Official Information Act reveal it wasn't expected to have a direct, quantifiable impact on attendance rates in itself. Education Minister Jan Tinetti told Mike Hosking the campaign in combination with other work they've done has improved attendance this year. She says they know every single initiative and effort they've done is making a difference. LISTEN ABOVE    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fatherhood can be exhilarating yet filled with so much uncertainty. How can fathers brave the new world of fatherhood ahead of them?Join our host, Aaron Ng, who chats with Ian Tan from Our Daily Bread Ministries and father of two sons, aged 3 and 5. Ian shares his journey as a young father navigating and overcoming the unexpected challenges of raising children in an evolving world. “I'd like to be viewed as someone who is trusted by (my sons) and they will know that for as long as I'm around, the home is a place where you have dad and mum who will always be ready to receive you home, go through different moments of your life with you, whether they're ups or whether they are downs.”---Fatherhood is a call to a brave adventure.This Father's Day, we want to give dads a boost to keep going and growing in their unique parenting journey, with Call of Daddy: Braveheart.From 9 to 19 June, Focus on the Family Singapore's Father's Day Campaign will feature the following free resources for dads and families:Compilation of stories by dads for dadsDigital content for encouragement and equippingBraveheart Quest - an opportunity for dads to deepen bonds with their children through meaningful activitiesFind out more about the Father's Day Campaign at www.family.org.sg/Braveheart.---If you have enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on Apple Podcast or Podchaser. It'll be very helpful for others to find our podcast. You can also help us by copying this link www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast to share with your friends.You can also support us by giving monthly. We appreciate your generous giving as every dollar helps to sustain our efforts in strengthening families. Do note that if you are based in Singapore, one-time gifts above SGD$50 or monthly donations above SGD$10 are eligible for 250% tax-deductible benefits.

Lunga Nqadolo is The Managing Director of The Bookery and she joins Amy to introduce The Mandela Day Campaign by which the organisation hopes to reach a target of R1million by the Mandela Day the 18th of July.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Google launches GUAC Barracuda gateways breached by zero-day Cyberattacks focus on Kenya's Chinese debt And now a word from our sponsor, Sonrai Security Did you know that 81% of breaches are due to compromised identities? It's a sobering statistic and one that enterprise organizations cannot afford to ignore. Sonrai Security has made a name for itself by securing enterprise clouds from the inside out, securing every identity, access, and permission in the cloud. Download Sonrai Security's new CIEM Buyer's Guide to learn more about fortifying your cloud from the inside out at sonraisecurity.com.

In this episode of the Ad Nerds Podcast, host Spanky shares news and insights from the advertising industry. YouTube announced new advertising formats for its short-form video platform, Shorts. WPP, the agency holding company, is embracing generative AI in advertising. Small businesses can create impactful advertising campaigns using user-generated content, social media platforms, and DIY video tools. Teleflora's new Mother's Day campaign uses user-generated content to capture the emotion of parenthood. Liquid Death is disrupting the beverage industry with its edgy marketing, packaging, and smart social media strategy. Jim Beam is launching a new global ad campaign to celebrate the energy and confidence that comes from being connected with others. Key Moments YouTube Announces New Advertising Format for Short Form Video Platform, Shorts. (1:10) Generative AI in advertising isn't going anywhere. (2:43) How to create a UGC ad that captures the emotion of life's moments. (5:56) Liquid Death is taking the beverage industry by storm with its edgy marketing packaging and smart social media strategy. (9:07) Jim Beam Launches New Global Ad Campaign. (15:59) Links YouTube BREAKING NEWS: https://www.adweek.com/programmatic/youtube-kicks-off-newfronts-with-new-shorts-ad-formats/ https://www.adexchanger.com/agencies/wpp-does-not-fear-generative-ai/ Teleflora's Mother's Day Campaign: https://www.teleflora.com/the-hardest-part Liquid Death: https://liquiddeath.com/ Jim Beam's "People Are Good For You" Campaign: https://adage.com/article/cmo-strategy/jim-beam-reveals-new-look-campaign-featuring-sweet-caroline/2387281 --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adnerds/message

Are you tired of constantly struggling with the ever-changing CPMs for your Facebook ads?  This podcast episode unveils a $5/day campaign that could potentially cut your CPMs in half.Join Josh Coffy as he delves into the CPM situation and provides real-life examples of how this campaign has successfully worked for various accounts. Discover the "CPM Crusher" campaign and how it can be implemented to reduce CPMs in other campaigns.And as a bonus, learn about an additional campaign and how it can optimize your ad sets for better results. As an ecommerce business owner, this is one podcast episode you don't want to miss.► Follow Josh on social media: YouTube | Instagram | Facebook | TikTok | Enjoying The Ecommerce Alley Podcast?Click here to join our free Facebook group to get additional resources & access to weekly LIVE workshops that will help grow your revenue.

Here is a clip from Yesterday's show. Today Doc discusses the fact that Hershey Chocolate is getting roastwd for choosing Trans-women to reprsent International Women's Day.Website - https://www.thatsonpoint.infoMerch - https://teespring.com/stores/thats-on-point-meFollow Us On;Bitchute-https://www.bitchute.com/channel/8SXcz1rqDyu7/YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRNHroldv9kuaatarS7uclAMinds-https://www.minds.com/thatsonpoint/Top Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_fZ4JhHN05YLijsdmkYSQ/Paler:https://parler.com/profile/DocComeauSupport Us On;Subscribe Star-https://www.subscribestar.com/that-s-on-pointPatreon-https://www.patreon.com/ThatsOnPoint?fan_landing=tru

This video is sponsored by Lactacyd Fem and in collaboration with them on their International Women's Day Campaign, "Skin Speaks, We Listen." And look who's back again on the show you guys! In this episode, join Katie and Indah as they discuss about working moms, stay-at-home-moms, and single moms. Can a woman have both career and motherhood? How come no one ever says anything when it's men choosing their careers over their families? What does "neglecting" a child REALLY mean? Is there beef between SAH moms and Working Moms? Also hear a little bit of what it was like for Indah growing up with a single mom, and Katie with a stay-at-home mom — this conversation to be continued in greater depth some other time because we just know you're going to be asking for more. Timestamps coming soon

Here is a clip from Yesterday's show. Today Doc discusses the fact that Hershey Chocolate is getting roastwd for choosing Trans-women to reprsent International Women's Day.Website - https://www.thatsonpoint.infoMerch - https://teespring.com/stores/thats-on-point-meFollow Us On;Bitchute-https://www.bitchute.com/channel/8SXcz1rqDyu7/YouTube-https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRNHroldv9kuaatarS7uclAMinds-https://www.minds.com/thatsonpoint/Top Clips: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCn_fZ4JhHN05YLijsdmkYSQ/Paler:https://parler.com/profile/DocComeauSupport Us On;Subscribe Star-https://www.subscribestar.com/that-s-on-pointPatreon-https://www.patreon.com/ThatsOnPoint?fan_landing=tru

Unite for Justice: Stand with Baachu and Against DiscriminationRising Above Adversity: The Baachu StoryHappy Valentine's Day from Baachu! Today, as we continue on Day 2 of our 14-day "Rising Above Adversity: The Baachu Story" campaign, let us remember that love is strength and choose to spread love and kindness.On this day, we have a special Valentine's gift for you - a whole collection of Baachu merchandise, including the Justice for Baachu T-Shirt available in multiple colors and sizes. Show your support and love for the cause by purchasing and wearing this t-shirt. Not only will you be expressing your support, but you will also be spreading awareness and making a powerful statement against discrimination and bias.Join us in spreading love, kindness, and strength in our fight for justice with Baachu! By purchasing and wearing the Justice for Baachu T-Shirt, you'll not only be expressing your support for the cause, but you'll also be spreading awareness and making a powerful statement against discrimination and bias. Let's stand together, united in our quest for fairness and equality.Share your love and support by posting a picture of yourself wearing the t-shirt and using the hashtags #JusticeForBaachu #BaachuStory.Get your unisex t-shirt now at https://7b9476.myshopify.com/ and be a part of the movement for a Fair Hearing for Baachu!There is lot more items inside our store. Browse through, purchase and support Baachu.Reflecting on the situation, In the face of conflict, the path we choose to resolve it speaks volumes about our character. While disagreements are a natural aspect of life, it's crucial to approach them with love and compassion. This way, we open the door to peaceful resolution. However, when we opt for aggression, it often only fuels a bigger and more destructive. But remember, kindness has a powerful voice and when it rises in anger due to the aggression it faced, its strength is unparalleled.."The Campaign : At Baachu, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and create a fairer and more equal world. Our mission is to provide professional development opportunities to underprivileged communities and emerging economies, and we have dedicated our lives to this cause.We have launched this campaign - to give voice to our story and to show the world what we stand for. We believe in the importance of transparency, fairness, and equality, and we are committed to fighting for these values in all aspects of our work. We believe that by coming together and speaking out against discrimination, we can create a better future for all.We humbly request you to sign and  continue support in spreading the word and encouraging others to sign the petition for a fair hearing for Baachu. Every signature counts  to our 1000 target and together, we can make a difference.https://www.change.org/p/unite-for-justice-stand-with-baachu-and-demand-reinstatement-as-an-apmp-atoSigning the Change.org petition is anonymous, ensuring that your privacy is protected while still making your voice heard in support of the cause.Team BaachuSupport the show

Unite for Justice: Stand with Baachu and Against DiscriminationRising Above Adversity: The Baachu StoryAt Baachu, we believe in the power of education to transform lives and create a fairer and more equal world. Our mission is to provide professional development opportunities to underprivileged communities and emerging economies, and we have dedicated our lives to this cause.We have launched this campaign - to give voice to our story and to show the world what we stand for. We believe in the importance of transparency, fairness, and equality, and we are committed to fighting for these values in all aspects of our work. We believe that by coming together and speaking out against discrimination, we can create a better future for all.We humbly request you to sign and  continue support in spreading the word and encouraging others to sign the petition for a fair hearing for Baachu. Every signature counts  to our 1000 target and together, we can make a difference.https://www.change.org/p/unite-for-justice-stand-with-baachu-and-demand-reinstatement-as-an-apmp-atoSigning the Change.org petition is anonymous, ensuring that your privacy is protected while still making your voice heard in support of the cause.Support the show

This week on the podcast: We are delighted to welcome Pete Freeman back on for his third pod! Kevin details being punched at a football game, The M&M's pause on spokescandies, The Bolt Brand System by Koto, Kim Kardashian speaks at Harvard Business School, Skims Taps ‘White Lotus' Stars Simona Tabasco and Beatrice Grannò for Valentine's Day Campaign, the Fat Tire rebrand by Land, Philadelphia's Schmere Socks, and more!~M&M's Press Releasehttps://twitter.com/mmschocolate/status/1617518785686274052M&M Outragehttps://www.cnbc.com/2023/01/23/mms-pulls-spokescandies-in-the-wake-of-right-wing-outrage.html Bolthttps://www.underconsideration.com/brandnew/archives/new_logo_and_identity_for_bolt_by_koto.php Kim Kardashian at Harvard Business Schoolhttps://www.instagram.com/p/CnsJx9QSjf5/?hl=en Skimshttps://variety.com/shop/kim-kardashian-skims-white-lotus-stars-campaign-simona-tabasco-beatrice-granno-1235499864/ Fat Tirehttps://thedieline.com/blog/2023/1/19/philadelphia-cream-cheese-announces-schmear-socks-inspired-by-nikes-montreal-bagel-dunksSchmere Socks https://thedieline.com/blog/2023/1/19/philadelphia-cream-cheese-announces-schmear-socks-inspired-by-nikes-montreal-bagel-dunks

The Breakfast Huddle speaks to Keith Kam, Journalist, BFM89.9 in KL on the latest developments leading up to Malaysia's 15th general election. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The heatwave outside continues -- and in your email inbox political ads will be heating up -- not only does labor day mark the unofficial end of summer -- it officially marks the beginning of political ad season. Marty Carpenter takes us on a political ad journey and how these will target their audience.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Desiree Mckenzie is a Toronto-based award-winning poet, arts educator, and aspiring photographer. Desiree has represented Toronto Poetry Slam at the 2020 Women of the World Poetry Slam in Dallas, Texas, where she placed in the top 40 of 100 poets, in addition to being the 2019 Canadian Festival of Spoken Word National Champion with Up From the Roots. At the 2020 Canadian Individual Poetry Slam, she was among the top three poets in Canada. Her poetry has also appeared in CBC's Poetic License series, the Black Diamond Ball, the Bergen Lit Fest, the VIBE Arts NExT program, and Clearbanc Financial's International Women's Day Campaign. She received the JAYU iAM Arts for Human Rights Award in 2020, recognizing creatives doing exceptional work where the arts and human rights intersect. WET HAIR, her first spoken word EP, was released in 2021 and is now available on all streaming platforms. In this podcast episode, Desiree shares with us what sparked her love of poetry, her journey pursuing the art form, and much more! Want More Desiree? https://www.instagram.com/desireemckenzie/ (Instagram) https://www.desireemckenziepoetry.com/ (Website) Thank you for your support! http://www.thednaproject.ca/shop (New Merch Out Now!) Don't check out The DNA Project Merch and use code “PODCAST” for 20 % off your first purchase! https://bit.ly/3uPCWaj (YouTube Subscribe) https://apple.co/3oiPy7m (Audio Subscribe) Thank you to our Sponsors: https://thednaproject.ca/ (The DNA Project)  https://www.the-mpl.com/ (The MPL Toronto) Opening Credits: Daniel Cowans, Musical Director @ The DNA Project Produced By: Anthony Lewis and Diriki Palmer Mixed and Edited By: Mat Keselman The DNA Project – All rights reserved

Hello, Action Figures AYA is proud to put a spotlight on the Triangle Project through our campaign ACTION FIGURES. Follow our Instagram page @activatingyouthactivism to keep up to date with our ACTION FIGURES campaign. At the end of the month, we will be hosting a webinar on our ACTION FIGURES in mental health, finance, and beauty. make sure that you purchase your tickets as 10% of all sales will go towards the Triangle Project and the Lebone Foundation. Contact AYA to find out how you could make direct donations to the Triangle Project and the Lebone Foundation. #ACTION FIGURES #TRIANGLE PROJECT #LEBONE FOUNDATION #WOMEN'S DAY #9 AUGUST 1956 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/activating-youth-activism/message

Hannah Noonan, an 11-year-old girl from Limerick will be raising awareness across the month of September in memory of her grandfather who passed away from pulmonary fibrosis in March. Hannah will share a joke a day on social media every day in September Hannah and her mother Sharon Noonan joined Newstalk Breakfast tell us more about this campaign.

Hannah Noonan, an 11-year-old girl from Limerick will be raising awareness across the month of September in memory of her grandfather who passed away from pulmonary fibrosis in March. Hannah will share a joke a day on social media every day in September Hannah and her mother Sharon Noonan joined Newstalk Breakfast tell us more about this campaign.

On today’s show. Our Big Naturals Day campaign and you can donate to help us today! Brittney Griner gets her day in court, Subway employees killed for putting too much mayo on a psychos sub, Joe Biden was paying for Hunter’s whores, Nancy Pelosi shoved a little kid (00:22:00), Rudy Guiliani is in the Soft Corner after being “assaulted”, an Australian mayor shows up to drunk driving awareness event hammered, Russian update, Florida Man steals a cop car and starts pretending to be a cop (00:48:00), man on Spirit airlines flight airdrops dick pics to everyone on the plane (00:53:30) (00:00:00) - Timestamps Cup of Coffee in the Big Time (00:02:35) - Big Naturals Day Campaign Has Launched, Donate Today (00:06:35) - Fun Fact: Men can produce milk and breastfeed if necessary (00:08:50) - Jokes Of The Day (00:09:30) - Brittney Griner update, her trial has been set for July 1st (00:12:35) - High School head coach who prayed on 50 yard line wins in Supreme Court (00:14:25) - Subway employee killed after putting too much mayo on man’s sandwich (00:16:36) - Joe Biden inadvertently paid for Hunter’s Russian whores (00:22:00) - Nancy Pelosi shoves the daughter of newly elected Texas GOP Congresswoman (00:26:30) - Rudy Guiliani is viciously assaulted while helping his son campaign (00:33:40) - Australian mayor shows up to visit families who are victims of drunk drivers, while she was hammered TikTok International Moment (00:38:55) - Russian cyber attacks, Russia’s newest General is obese & Russia expanding attacks beyond Ukraine? (00:53:25) - UK - Wimbledon is underway and Novak Djokovic is setting records (00:46:45) - South Africa - People love little TJay and he may be paralyzed (00:48:00) - Florida Man - Florida man steals cop car in CO and answers calls on radio, plus Bam Margera escapes from rehab again. Space is the Place (00:53:30) - Man on a Spirit airlines flight airdrops pictures of himself getting a blowjob to everyone on plane These stories, and much more, brought to you by our incredible sponsors: Black Buffalo - If you are 21 or over and dip Head to http://BlackBuffalo.comand use promo code HARDFACTOR at checkout for 25% off your first order Feals - Become a member today and get 50% off your first order of this amazing premium brand cbd and free shipping at http://feals.com/factor PredictIt - go to http://PredictIt.org/promo/HardFactor40 to get your first $40 matched on us in the stock market of politics and bet on this year’s Midterm Elections Go to store.hardfactor.com and patreon.com/hardfactor to support the pod with incredible merch and bonus podcasts Leave us a Voicemail at 512-270-1480, send us a voice memo to hardfactorvoicemail@gmail.com, and/or leave a 5-Star review on Apple Podcasts to hear it on Friday's show Other Places to Listen: Spotify,

Kristen and Jessica from The Women's Business Center at Cornerstone Alliance join us to discuss the 100 for 100 in 100 Day Campaign as well as upcoming WBC events. Find more at cornerstonewbc.com and donate to the

No man knows what parenthood has in store until he becomes a father. But before that moment arrives, is it possible for one to be ready for fatherhood? How can fathers embrace being a son, husband, father, and friend all at the same time? Join our host, Chong Ee Jay, who chats with Isaac Tan, a father of a daughter, with another on the way! Speaking of strong foundations for one's journey of fatherhood, Isaac shares about the relationship with his father, reflects on his own relationship with his wife, and discusses how dads grow in community with fellow dads - all of which points to the fact that fatherhood is a journey not meant to be taken alone. --- This Father's Day, we want to thank dads for bravely answering and committing to the Call of Daddy: Fatherhood Ops! From 10 to 20 June, Focus on the Family Singapore's Father's Day Campaign will feature the following free resources for dads and families: Compilation of stories by dads for dads Digital Resource for dads and kids IG Reel series for laughs and learning Head to https://www.family.org.sg/CallofDaddy (www.family.org.sg/CallofDaddy) for more information! --- If you have enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1498022898 (Apple Podcast) or https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/parented-1010477 (Podchaser). It'll be very helpful for others to find our podcast. You can also help us by copying this link https://www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast (www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast) to share with your friends. You can also support us by https://www.family.org.sg/givenow (giving monthly). We appreciate your generous giving as every dollar helps to sustain our efforts in strengthening families. Do note that if you are based in Singapore, one-time gifts above SGD$50 or monthly donations above SGD$10 are eligible for 250% tax-deductible benefits.

Until parents hold a crying infant in their arms, the potential of loss can be a cruel, nagging thought as they await Baby's arrival. But as the day draws nearer, how does a first-time dad deal with the overflowing thoughts and emotions? This week's host, Joanna Koh-Hoe, chats with Aaron Ng once again, a familiar voice on the ParentEd podcast. While Aaron didn't have his dad present in his growing years, he is determined to be the best dad his son needs. He reflects on how these 14 years of waiting have shaped his beliefs on fatherhood and how community has kept his hope alive. "For myself, I feel that as the child grows up, there are different milestones and different moments which are so important and I want to be there and be present with my child." At the point of this recording, Baby was still chilling out in his mum's belly. Now he's out and we celebrate his safe delivery! --- This Father's Day, we want to thank dads for bravely answering and committing to the Call of Daddy: Fatherhood Ops! From 10 to 20 June, Focus on the Family Singapore's Father's Day Campaign will feature the following free resources for dads and families: Compilation of stories by dads for dads eResource for dads and kids IG Reel series for laughs and learning Stay tuned and head to www.family.org.sg/CallofDaddy for more information! --- If you have enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1498022898 (Apple Podcast) or https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/parented-1010477 (Podchaser). It'll be very helpful for others to find our podcast. You can also help us by copying this link https://www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast (www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast) to share with your friends. You can also support us by https://www.family.org.sg/givenow (giving monthly). We appreciate your generous giving as every dollar helps to sustain our efforts in strengthening families. Do note that if you are based in Singapore, one-time gifts above SGD$50 or monthly donations above SGD$10 are eligible for 250% tax-deductible benefits.

Pregnancy and preparation often go hand-in-hand for first-time parents. From conception to birth, what does the journey of becoming mum entail? How does a wife prepare herself to become mum? What are the thoughts and emotions that one thinks and feels in anticipation of becoming a parent? What would parenthood take? Joining our host, Joanna Koh-Hoe, is married couple Aaron and Joy-Anne Ng who are expecting their first child! Aaron and Joy-Anne share their authentic story through 14 years of marriage - journeying through Endometriosis, a loss, and finally anticipating the birth of their baby. "...what helped me prepare even right now is, we need to be in the present moment together and not looking for what could have been or what would have been but it's to enjoy the process together." --- This Mother's Day, we want to encourage mums that through the mundane, routine, chaotic and joyful moments of motherhood, Every Season Matters! From 29 April to 9 May, Focus on the Family Singapore's Mother's Day Campaign will feature the following free resources for mums and families: A digital mum's guide The Power of Moments – Making the Most of Each One You're the Best, Mum! Kid's Resource Free shareable and fun sticker packs for mums and the rest of the family to enjoy Stay tuned and head to https://www.family.org.sg/EverySeasonMatters (www.family.org.sg/EverySeasonMatters) for more information! --- If you have enjoyed this episode, please leave us a rating and review on https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/id1498022898 (Apple Podcast) or https://www.podchaser.com/podcasts/parented-1010477 (Podchaser). It'll be very helpful for others to find our podcast. You can also help us by copying this link https://www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast (www.family.org.sg/parentedpodcast) to share with your friends. You can also support us by https://www.family.org.sg/givenow (giving monthly). We appreciate your generous giving as every dollar helps to sustain our efforts in strengthening families. Do note that if you are based in Singapore, one-time gifts above SGD$50 or monthly donations above SGD$10 are eligible for 250% tax-deductible benefits.

Adam Cox is joined by Hannah Thomson, Founder of The Joy Club, to discuss the club's International Women's Day campaign and how it aims to address the challenges faced by women as they grow older. She explains what The Joy Club is and how it works, in addition to what people get out of the club.  https://thejoyclub.com/

This week Brónach (She/Her) and Denise (They/She) are joined in conversation with Treacy O'Connor (She/Her). Treacy is an Interfaith Minister, Spiritual Counselor, meditator and lover of Brighíd. In this episode we talk of Treacy's spiritual journey, transitions in life and in work and our mutual love for Brighíd and excitement for her feast day to be made a national holiday in Ireland. Treacy has devoted a lot of time and work alongside the team at Herstory, and the Brigidine Sisters, in order to make this happen and succeed in a win for Brighíd, a win for women, and a win for Ireland. We really hope you are as nourished by this conversation as we were. Follow us on Instagram: @tendingtheflame.podcast Leave us a tip: https://ko-fi.com/tendingtheflamepodcast  More about Treacy O'Connor:  Treacy's Website: https://treacyoconnor.com/ OnSpirit Interfaith Foundation: https://www.onespiritinterfaithministers.com/treacy-oconnor Insight Timer: https://insighttimer.com/treacyoc Corporate Wellness: https://www.corporatewellness.ie/treacyoconnor HerStory Movement: https://www.herstory.ie/ Books Mentions:  The Ceslstine Vision by James Redfield Lost Connections by Johann Hari Music Mentioned:  Don't Be Afraid of The Light That Shines Within You by Luka Bloom --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tendingtheflame/message

Try Privy for FREE today Follow Ben on Twitter Check out these 18 Valentine's Day campaign ideas Get your copy of The Ultimate 2022 Ecommerce Holiday Calendar Get your free copy of Ecommerce Marketing Recipes Check out Privy Masterclass Download The Ecommerce Marketing Calendar Try The Shopify Store Grader Check out The Ecommerce Marketing Playlist Get your copy of The Ecommerce Marketing Calendar Get your copy of The State of Shopify Report Join The Ecommerce Marketing Community Check out our book, The Ecommerce Marketing Handbook Privy store Ecommerce Marketing School is sponsored by Printful.

As part of the 18-Day Campaign to End Violence Against Women, Zonta Club of Muntinlupa & Environs and Zonta Club of Cavite partnered with Empowered Talks Podcast and dedicated this episode to create the Awareness of Republic Act 11313 or The Safe Spaces Act. Together with the Zonta Club of Muntinlupa & Environs President, Ms. Elsie Enverga and Zonta Club of Cavite President, Ms. Maricel Montano-Lujero, we will discuss the things that you need to know about the Safe Spaces Act. Empowered Talks Podcast is available on all major podcast platforms, Facebook, Instagram and Youtube. You can also visit my website at www.romamiclat.com Special thanks to Macho Choir for the songs played in this episode: Macho Choir was made by the teams of DDB Group Philippines Anna Chua Micci Mauricio Dan Pambid Angelo Reyes Sam Ramos Inna Fortu Celine Hembrador Tero Diaz Andrea Penaranda Enif Ruedas KC Bathan and Sound Design, Inc. for the Philippine Commission on Women machochoir Facebook Page | www.machochoir.com #empoweredtalks #ZontaSaysNoToVAWC #SafeSpacesKasaliTayo #LetsMakeThisASafeSpace #FilipinoMarespeto #PodcastPhilippines

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The Bill Kelly Show Podcast: ABACUS DATA'S FINAL POLL FOR #ELXN44 Abacus interviewed 2,431 Canadians eligible to vote from Friday to Sunday at 1:30pm ET. Just before the election was called, 46% of Canadians felt the country was headed in the right direction compared with 40% who thought it was off on the right track. Today, the mood has become more negative with 39% who think it's headed in the right direction (down 7) and 48% who feel it's off on the wrong track (up 8) When asked whether they want to see a change in government or see the Liberals re-elected, 50% definitely want a change in government, 19% want a change but say it's not important, 11% want the Liberals re-elected but say it isn't important while 19% definitely want to see the Liberals re-elected.  GUEST: Oksana Kishchuk, Consultant at Abacus Data - First topic: people are upset with the Mayor's take on homeless encampments from Friday's Town Hall on 900CHML. Second topic: Federal election GUEST: Laura Babcock, President of PowerGroup - Amid persistent concerns that the protection offered by COVID-19 vaccines may be warning, a report released Friday by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention finds that America's workhorse shot is significantly less effective at preventing severe cases of disease over the long term than many experts had realized. Data collected from 18 states between March and August suggest the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine reduces the risk of being hospitalized with COVID-19 by 91% in the first four months after receiving the second dose. Beyond 120 days, however, that vaccine efficacy drops to 77%. Meanwhile, Moderna's vaccine was 93% effective at reducing the short-term risk of COVID-19 hospitalization and remained 92% effective after 120 days. ALSO: Variants transmissibility & Should we be more concerned about the spread of COVID in schools? GUEST: Dr. Dawn Bowdish, Tenured Professor of Pathology and Molecular Medicine at McMaster University and Canada Research Chair in Aging & Immunity with the DeGroote Institute for Infectious Disease Research See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Last week we spoke to Danny Diliberto from Ladles of Love about it's Mandela Day campaign this year. The NPO is partnering with CapeTalk in a bid to break a Guinness World record, by attempting to create the longest line of food cans which will then be distributed to those in need. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Guest Host Peter Shurman talks to Laura Jones, executive VP at CFIB about #Small Business Every Day Campaign See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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South Dakota Republican Senator Mike Rounds and Minnesota Democratic Senator Tina Smith are inviting members of Congress to join them in signing an open letter to the U.S. Department of Justice to protect consumers and cattlemen from what they call “anticompetitive practices in the beef processing market.” R-CALF USA launched a nationwide, 10-day campaign to get 200 members of the Senate and House to join Rounds and Smith by adding their name to the bipartisan letter. R-CALF USA  CEO Bill Bullard. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Did you buy yourself an indoor plant during the pandemic to cope with the stress of our early lockdown days? So did our co-host Justine, and in the process of caring for her indoor jungle, she learned all about the root system and just how connected it is to our experiences as hyphenated Canadians. In this episode, revel in stories about the earth, land, and soil. What it means to be repotted and replanted. What it means to recognize your native soil and to be connected to or disconnected from it. Today we're digging roots, exploring how we are uprooted from one place and moved to another. And how we can either flourish or wither in this new environment. Featured in this episode: • Desiree Mckenzie is an award-winning poet, arts educator, and photographer, based out of Toronto. Her poetry has also been featured as part of CBC's Poetic License series, VIBE Arts NExT Exhibit, and Clearbanc Financial's International Women's Day Campaign. In 2020, she was awarded the JAYU iAM Arts for Human Rights Award recognizing creatives doing exceptional work where the arts and human rights intersect. In March 2021, she released her EP, Wet Hair, now available on streaming platforms. Find her EP of spoken word poetry at linktr.ee/WETHAIREP and learn more about her at www.desireemckenziepoetry.com. Follow Desiree on Instagram at @desireemckenzie. • Natasha Ramoutar is an Indo-Guyanese writer living in Scarborough. She is the Social Media Assistant at the Festival of Literary Diversity, and her first collection of poetry, BITTERSWEET, was published in 2020 by Mawenzi House. Follow Natasha on socials at @spondeee. • Micaela Comeau / Just Micci is a Canadian-Acadian-Métis singer-songwriter from the French shore of Nova Scotia who often finds inspiration from nature, the environment, and love. Micci has been writing and directing children's musicals for the past 8 years and this connection with their students serves as a huge opportunity for growth, inspiration, and joy. Micci has performed at festivals including Evolve, White Rabbit and the Mi'kmaq Acadian Festival and shares their work online and on patreon.com/justmicci. Micci will draw you in, dancing between poetry and music. Support her work on Patreon or follow her on TikTok, Facebook, Youtube, and Instagram. Living Hyphen is a community seeking to turn up the volume on the voices of hyphenated Canadians. You can purchase our magazine at www.livinghyphen.ca, support us on Patreon, or find us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/living-hyphen/message

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In 2015, Comic Relief US launched the Red Nose Day campaign to raise awareness and end child poverty. Rob’s guest explains how COVID impacted Red Nose Day and how Comic Relief’s team adjusted its strategy while staying true to its mission of keeping children safe, healthy, and educated.   Rob’s guest today is Alison Moore, CEO […]

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The Moose Hide Campaign to end violence against women and girls started along Highway 16--the Highway of Tears. And it's where the group has put up billboards to spread that message.

This is a black arts and culture site. We will be exploring the African Diaspora via the writing, performance, both musical and theatrical (film and stage), as well as the visual arts of Africans in the Diaspora and those influenced by these aesthetic forms of expression. I am interested in the political and social ramifications of art on society, specifically movements supported by these artists and their forebearers. It is my claim that the artists are the true revolutionaries, their work honest and filled with raw unedited passion. They are our true heroes. Ashay!  The International Day to End Violence Against Women & Girls the 16-Day Campaign is Nov. 25-Dec.10 Dr. Kim McMillon is a producer, playwright and upcoming Willow author (Voyages). McMillon is a contributor to the anthology Some Other Blues: New Perspectives on Amiri Baraka (Ohio University Press, 2021). She also produced the Dillard University-Harvard’s Hutchins Center Black Arts Movement 2016 Conference in New Orleans, and with UC Merced’s Center for the Humanities, ASUCM, and the Office of Student Life, Ms. McMillon co-produced the 2014 UC Merced Black Arts Movement Conference, Fifty Years On. Nina Serrano is a Vallejo poet.  She has published 3 books of  poetry and a novel  She has also edited an anthology of bi lingual English Spanish poetry Poetry in Flight.  Nina  produces regular poetry radio programs on KPFAfm in Berkeley  and Ozcat radio in Vallejo. Her work can seen on her website ninaserrano.com Diarah N'Daw-Spech, the African Diaspora International Film Festival 2020, Inc., co-founder, Co-director ArtMattan Productions, Inc./General Manager (1993 to present) Friday, Nov. 27-Sunday, Dec. 13 We end with a special rebroadcast of Poets Unite Nov. 25, 2020, Dr. McMillon hosted.     

In this episode we are in conversation with Jarred Trembath discussing the Gillette Women's Day campaign that was definitely not fluff, why he thinks it was successful and he gives some great campaign planning tips. Keep a pen and paper handy! Jarred is a Digital Marketing & Biddable Media leader at MediaCom, one of the worlds biggest media advertising agencies. He has led over 30 global brands in their digital marketing strategy in his career so far, which makes him a powerhouse and front-runner in navigating brands in the forever-changing digital world. Please remember to subscribe to the podcast and share. Connect with Jarred on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarred-trembath-5693a46b/ Subscribe to Nfluential's newsletter to stay updated here https://bit.ly/2DxoDC9 and follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/NfluentialSA and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com /company/nfluentialsa. Nfluential Influencer Marketing Strategists

In this episode we are in conversation with Jarred Trembath discussing the Gillette Women’s Day campaign that was definitely not fluff, why he thinks it was successful and he gives some great campaign planning tips. Keep a pen and paper handy! Jarred is a Digital Marketing & Biddable Media leader at MediaCom, one of the worlds biggest media advertising agencies. He has led over 30 global brands in their digital marketing strategy in his career so far, which makes him a powerhouse and front-runner in navigating brands in the forever-changing digital world. Please remember to subscribe to the podcast and share. Connect with Jarred on LinkedIn here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jarred-trembath-5693a46b/ Subscribe to Nfluential’s newsletter to stay updated here https://bit.ly/2DxoDC9 and follow us on Twitter at https://twitter.com/NfluentialSA and LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com /company/nfluentialsa.

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Eric Holcomb’s victorious 106-day campaign for governor in 2016 is without precedent in Indiana history. On this week’s “Leaders and Legends” podcast, we discuss the campaign with three people who were with the candidate every day: Kyle Hupfer; Michael O’Brien; and Pete Seat. They give you the inside story of how the campaign was won and detail all the challenges and opportunities they experienced.Sponsors• Veteran Strategies• Girl Scouts of Central Indiana• MacAllister Machinery• Crowne Plaza Downtown Indianapolis Historic Union Station• Garmong Construction• Bose McKinney & Evans LLP• Bose Public Affairs Group LLCAbout Veteran Strategies‘Leaders and Legends’ is brought to you by Veteran Strategies—your local veteran business enterprise specializing in media relations, crisis communications, public outreach, and digital photography. Learn more at www.veteranstrategies.com

80 Day Campaign, VP Pick, 'Comma-La' Harris, USPS Vote By Mail warnings, the RISKS of VBM ballots reviewed.  In case you're wondering, since Leftists want the pronunciation of the DNC's  HARRIS-BIDEN ticket to be non-racist,  I will always write the name phonetically as 'Comma-La' so I can never be accused of being a racist. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/lillianperry/message

Our guest for today is Teri Ijeoma from ‘Invest With Teri,’ and she helps people understand how to invest properly and make income. She runs the ‘Million Dollars A Day’ campaign to have 1000 of her students make a 1000 dollars a day.

I am so thrilled to welcome Marisa Hamamoto to the podcast this week. Marisa is a stroke survivor, inclusion keynote speaker & performer, and founder of Infinite Flow, a nonprofit and professional dance company composed of dancers with and without disabilities using dance to inspire inclusion and innovation.  Since 2015, Marisa has brought Infinite Flow to perform over 100 times from school assemblies to corporate events with big brands such as Apple, Red Bull, Facebook, and others.  They have been featured on NBC Today and Good Morning America and their videos have been viewed by more than 75 million people on Facebook alone.  Most recently in March 2020, adidas named Marisa one of nine women leaders “reimagining sport” for their International Women’s Day Campaign. Hit play and hear Marisa's incredible personal story about how she inspires others through inclusion and innovation, despite having to battle abuse, rejection and a life-threatening stroke. --- SUBSCRIBE to never miss an episode! This episode is sponsored by my brand new Power Productivity Planner. This FREE and detailed planner will give you everything you need to know to maximize your day! (Yes, even without the dreaded overwhelm.) Download your copy today!

Kirk Ray Smith, President & CEO of RCS Pinellas, joined AM Tampa Bay to discuss how you can help the local nonprofit RCS Pinellas during the COVID-19 outbreak. A 90-day campaign was launched to raise volunteers and funds to meet critical needs for food and shelter.

The Irish Wheelchair Association are launching a #NotMyIndependanceDay across its social media on July 4th to urge the Government to ensure independence and freedom for those with disabilities. Irish Wheelchair Association’s National Advocacy Officer Joan Carthy chats to Ivan about it. Listen and subscribe to The Hard Shoulder on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts and Spotify.      Download, listen and subscribe on the Newstalk App.     You can also listen to Newstalk live on newstalk.com or on Alexa, by adding the Newstalk skill and asking: 'Alexa, play Newstalk'.

Robust consumer research is underway by the cattle industry, trying to understand buying habits and how best to meet their needs said Alisa Harrison, senior vice president of global marketing and research for the National Cattlemen"s Beef Association.

We’re back, friends! This pandemic may be keeping us inside, but it definitely hasn’t stopped us from nerding out & enjoying wine. We’re kicking off April with another hot topic & delicious wine: KICK ASS WOMEN and red blends! This year, the International Women’s Day Campaign is #EachforEqual, meaning that each one of us can create a gender equal world by embracing each others’ differences and allowing those differences to empower us. We’re toasting all of you kick ass women with a flavorful red blend because like a red blend, we are bonded by our differences and become stronger when we support one another. Check out our latest episode to learn more about kick ass women like Madame C.J. Walker and Josefa LLanes Escoda, and our love for this scrumptious red blend by a female winemaker, Debbie Juergenson. How do you #EachforEqual?Wine: Apothic Red Blend 2017 Disclaimer: We are not sponsored by any of the labels that we discuss on this podcast. Created, produced, & hosted by: Leslie Ann & Isabelle. Edited by: Isabelle. Artwork by: Marissa Hardy

Desde la equidad de genero hasta el papel de las mujeres en la revolución pasando por la importancia de las parteras. Interesantes temas que tienen que ver con el papel de la mujer en la sociedad, su evolución y las luchas a las que aún se enfrentan las mujeres del mundo en búsqueda de la igualdad. Disfrute cada semana de un nuevo episodio de Mujeres de Hoy con Andrea Saldaña y déjese sorprender. Te presentaremos los temas del diario acontecer, pero la retórica o hasta el título buscarán una guía, una propuesta más allá del miedo, una pista para evitar la pasividad, un indicio para no caer en actitudes pesimistas o de autocompasión, algo que rebase la natural indignación de algunos hechos, que suele paralizar, esperamos reconocer en cada problema una oportunidad para actuar, para colaborar, para defender, para buscar nuevas maneras de hacer las cosas, en resumen, parafraseando a Rosario Castellanos debe haber

Desde la equidad de genero hasta el papel de las mujeres en la revolución pasando por la importancia de las parteras. Interesantes temas que tienen que ver con el papel de la mujer en la sociedad, su evolución y las luchas a las que aún se enfrentan las mujeres del mundo en búsqueda de la igualdad. Disfrute cada semana de un nuevo episodio de Mujeres de Hoy con Andrea Saldaña y déjese sorprender. Te presentaremos los temas del diario acontecer, pero la retórica o hasta el título buscarán una guía, una propuesta más allá del miedo, una pista para evitar la pasividad, un indicio para no caer en actitudes pesimistas o de autocompasión, algo que rebase la natural indignación de algunos hechos, que suele paralizar, esperamos reconocer en cada problema una oportunidad para actuar, para colaborar, para defender, para buscar nuevas maneras de hacer las cosas, en resumen, parafraseando a Rosario Castellanos debe haber

Trustee Training, CECL IMPLEMENTATION, NEW PRODUCT LAUNCH

Want to know about Warlords D-Day Campaign? You will by the end of this episode!In this episode I talk about Warlords D-Day Campaign and walk you through how to take part. https://d-day.boltaction.com/http://www.warlordgames.com/update-firefight-skirmish-rules-faq/

I thought it'd be cool to document what is happening during our 7-day launch of OfferMind Masterclass. The good and the bad…   One of the biggest reasons I've noticed people don't have success with launch campaigns is NOT because your…   Product isn't amazing   Offer isn't good enough   Sales message isn't doing its job   ...it's literally the way that the campaign is brought to the market.   A lotta times, your products are already good - it's just that you don't have a launch mechanism, and you don't understand what a funnel really is…   ...and that's why you don't make a lot of money.   So here’s how I’m gonna help you:   What I’m about to do next is a little bit different - it’s in 3 different sections that span 7 days   PART #1: I’m gonna walk you through a simple 7 Day Launch that I used to sell my OfferMInd tickets - I’d never seen anyone one sell tickets like this... so I thought I’d give it a go.   PART #2: Is kinda a mid launch check in to give you an update on how things are going - what’s working and what’s not!   PART #3: Reviews the campaign as a whole - how did it go, what I learned, and what I wish I done better?   HOW TO LAUNCH A PRODUCT HOLLYWOOD STYLE   You can learn a lot from Hollywood - if you watch the way that they bring movies to the market  you’ll notice that the pre-sell is EVERYTHING!   If the first time you ever hear about it a movie is on the day of its launch - that's a HUGE failure!   You often see weekend box office sales hit 100 million dollars - that wouldn’t happen if there wasn’t a lot of pressure built up ahead of time.   … and yet many marketers often have a ‘build it and they will come attitude’ and they launch their products without putting any thought into the campaign.   I want to show you how to STOP leaving money on the table!   CHANGING BELIEFS At the core, markers change people's beliefs. However, the act of marketing, (a lot the time), revolves around creating campaigns…   And...   CAMPAIGNS ARE A DYING ART!   I love Frank Kern's most recent book called Convert…   Frank says, “These are campaigns... and I believe the campaign is dying.”   … and I was like, “I DO TOO!”   (Many times, I’ve ranted about people are forgetting what campaigns are - and that they think a campaign is just a Facebook ad)   So I want to show you how we launched the OfferMind ticket funnel by creating a ton of noise, Hollywood style campaign...   My subtext is that I hope this will incentivize you like crazy to join my programs - because we actually do what I'm teaching.   I'm not just re-teaching stuff that I heard from somebody else - we're actually actively doing this - which is very important to me.   CREATING A (PROPER) LAUNCH CAMPAIGN   The first time I ever learned this strategy was when I was working at ClickFunnels. Russell was hanging out with Brendon Burchard, and Brendon has this thing called The 7 Day Launch.   Now, this is Brendon’s thing, and you should totally go learn it from him…   I'm just gonna teach you briefly how I'm using some of the launch principles to sell tickets to OfferMind.   If you guys went to Funnel Hacking Live a couple of years ago, and you remember the documentary funnels, it’s very similar to that funnel style.   At the time of this going out, OfferMind tickets are available - so if you go to offermind.com you can get tickets, but we're expected to sell out pretty quickly.   I'm psyched about it - so go to offermind.com to see if there are any tickets available.   Now, back to the Hollywood launch…   I realized that if I just saying: “Hey, OfferMind Tickets are available…”  is kinda an anticlimax…   … and I don’t want it to be that way!   You see, marketers are event throwers - whether the event is physical or not.   I'm NOT saying you have to pull out the stops and throw an OfferMind to be a marketer,  that's not what I'm saying at all...   However…   To be a good marketer you have to be good at creating pressure, and then releasing it in a single direction. Anyone who can do that... has A LOT of power.   CREATING A PRE-FRAME   Recently, I went Jeff Walker’s launch event, and I got so excited just during the first half of the first day, 'cause honestly for half of the first day, Jeff did nothing but pre-frame the entire crowd.   I didn't know you could pre-frame that long, and frankly, it was very impressive.   The event is three days, and eventually, Jeff sells you into his Launch Con Program, and ‘cause I'm a Funnel Hacker, I bought the program to see how it works.   I love Jeff Walker - the book Launch plus DotCom Secrets is what finally helped me create success.   There’s a BIG lesson because I learned about funnels and launching rather than product creation.   Anyway, at Jeffs event, I took two full pages of notes of watching what he was doing… and for two-three hours, he did nothing but pre-frame.   The entire first session was just pre-framing - it was crazy nuts!   At the same time, I was thinking through different campaigns that have worked incredibly well...   I got a 2 Comma Club Award for a project I did for Russell using the 7 Day Launch campaign…   (It was for the first Two Comma Club Coaching Program where I helped organized Russell's stuff a little bit.)   … so I was like, “Why don't we ‘launch’ OfferMind tickets using the  same funnel!”   As OfferMind is a two-day event,  I don't have the luxury of spending half a day pre-framing…   So instead…   I decided to use the 7 Day Launch strategy to NOT only launch the tickets but to also to act as a pre-frame.   So that's what I’m gonna show you now.   I want to teach you the campaign and show you how we used it.   THE 7 DAY LAUNCH - PART # I:   The 7 Day Launch kinda looks like this…   Now, as we move forward, there's gonna be a few things that it would be advantageous to watch on YouTube.   If you go to salesfunnelradio.tv it’ll take you to my YouTube channel where you can watch if you want…   So there's…   Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   Thursday   Friday   Saturday   Sunday   So, what I did was I created a single page funnel - I added a second page, simply because I added a share element from UpViral - but you don't actually need to do that.   The first time I built one of these funnels was for the Experts Secrets Masterclass   There was an Experts Secrets Masterclass that we used a 7 Day Launch for, so I was like, “Why don't I do an OfferMind masterclass?”   … and so offermindmasterclass.com was born.   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY ONE   So on MONDAY, I built the page and promoted it.   My goal was to have 2,000 people registered.   To start with we did one email drop and one Facebook Live, and we got about 700 people registered.   Then I had the rest of the day to keep promoting - so, day one, promote, promote, promote.   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY 2   #More promoting… PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY 3   About a week and a half ago, I did an Ask Campaign where I asked everybody in the thescienceofselling.online group, “What do you struggle with when you're creating an offer?”   I had no idea how reactive that would be.   BOOM! There were 150 comments and HUGE awesome sample data!   I had no idea some of the things that people were struggled with in Offer Creation…   So I took the top five topics and split them into session content.   The first two sessions were on day #3  at 10:00 a.m and  2:00 p.m.   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY 3   Session #3 is at 10:00 a.m the following day   (I'll come back to session four 'cause that's a little different - but it's still 2:00 p.m on day #3)   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY 4   Sessions #5 and #6 are at the same time the following day     My pitch is for the Masterclass is:   “Come watch me as I film my next course OfferMind Masterclass live in front of a live audience.”   … I’m answering a lot of the questions that people have had as they've gone through last year's OfferMind event recordings.   What's powerful is that this not a top-level Ask campaign anymore, it's getting more detailed.   People are like, “Hey, about this scenario, where does that work?”   ...and I'm like, “It's a good question - you're not the first to ask that. I didn't realize that was a general question. Here's the answer.”   So in these five sessions, I'm just teaching and answering questions. I already have content planned out. It's NOT just a straight Ask Campaign styled course - I already know what I'm gonna teach.   However, the Ask campaign validated and helped fill in holes that I wasn't thinking about.   Sessions one, two and three, I'm breaking down a lot of vehicle, internal, and external related beliefs.   BACK TO SESSION #4   Can you guess what session #4 is gonna be?   A: It's gonna be a whiteboard webinar.   Q: What's it gonna sell?   A: OfferMind   I'm using 7 Day Campaign structure to launch the next thing in my value ladder -  which is OfferMind.   I believe everybody should come to OfferMind -  it'll shortcut tons of stuff in your life...   So session #4 is a webinar….   It's NOT a traditional webinar, I'm gonna do a share from my whiteboard - there are no slides, nothing else.   There's an offer that I created around getting a general ticket for OfferMind and I'm just gonna take that offer, and put it on this whiteboard and sell it.   It's really fascinating because this is a live class meets a webinar funnel.   PRODUCT LAUNCH FOMO   During this masterclass, I'm gonna teach for three days for almost six hours each day.   Part of the strategy is that people are NOT gonna be able to be with me the whole time.   It's a lot of content for me to teach, but in reality, there’s barely enough time for me to teach ALL the things that I want to.   it's gonna be a long time, and it's gonna be some of my best stuff - kinda an abbreviated OfferMind. And here’s the catch…   After the launch ends, I'm NOT gonna sell this masterclass in other places… (it’ll probably be a $300 - $400 OTO or upsell some low-end funnels), but it's not gonna be something that I sell generally…   So my pitch will be:   “Go get OfferMind, and get this course for free - ONLY until Monday at midnight.”   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAY 5   After the webinar,  the sessions are still gonna be teaching and answering questions, but the stories I’ll tell are to help break additional vehicle, internal and external related false beliefs.   They’ll also be reminders that:   “Hey if you want this course, you can get it FREE when you buy OfferMInd.”   Recordings are not gonna be available.   The replays get taken down each day at midnight   PRODUCT LAUNCH # DAYS 6 & 7   At the end, there’ll be the scarcity urgency closeout sequence that you normally would put at the end of any webinar…   So for Saturday, and then for Sunday, it's all the sequences that are pushing them out…   Then Monday at midnight, BAM, it's done!   CREATING NOISE   For this to work,  I have to create a ton of noise!   My Offer business has an email list of over 15,000 people... and I'm pinging all of 'em - we're hitting all cylinders on this.   For three days people can watch me film my course   Then to keep the course for FREE - they have to get an OfferMind ticket.   Finally, the course will then be taken down, and no one else will get it.   The beauty of this is that it’s true urgency and scarcity. I hate fake scarcity and urgency, it's stupid - this is real.   https://media.giphy.com/media/QYQ3PZ9UHje3S/giphy.gif   OfferMind only has seats for 1,038 people, and there's already way over that on the waiting list.   Sooo…   That’s the end of PART # I…   Now we’re going to PART #2:  to find out how EVERYTHING is going.   THE 7 DAY LAUNCH - PART II:   Welcome to PART #2 of me documenting the 7 Day Launch for the OfferMind Event funnel.   Oh my gosh, I'm not gonna lie, I'm so freaking tired.   I have one of those Oura Rings -  and one day, I spent 800 calories just teaching … and another, I think it was close to 1,300. It’s ridiculous!   My voice is hoarse and croaky…   This on top of the One Funnel Away challenge, “Oh my gosh, I am wrecked.”   I've had to call a few audibles throughout this... and that's always expected in anything you launch, ever.   So let me just bring you through my studio setup real quick here…   The first time I ever watched Russell create and do a 7 Day Launch, he had this amazing camera crew, and there were all these people running around, all over the place.   There was this big ole' crew going down, and it was awesome -  it was impressive!   We have a picnic table with some boxes, and my laptop sitting on the top.   The room is a mess 'cause we had to restructure it real fast.   Then we have these ring lights, this backdrop light over there, and another light that's just pointing into the corner - so that everything looks kinda level on the actual Sales Funnel Radio backdrop.   We have a boom arm that's being held by a bunch of weights from the garage to weighing it down ‘cause the little clamp on the side wasn't quite big enough…   The place is wrecked!   You’re probably thinking, “Man, he's a freakin’ pig.”   ...and, yep! In the middle of launches, I stop adhering to general cleanliness standards.   In the middle of a launch, you do all sorts of crazy stuff. You go the extra mile to make sure crap happens.   THINGS ARE NOT GOING TO PLAN Today, I was supposed to launch the actual OfferMind ticket funnel, but as I started looking at the last few things needed in order to actually finish it, I was like:   “There's no way. There are too many small particulars for me to launch this comfortably right now.”   If I just go one more step further, it'll make it easy for us to manage, and that's what I want.   Which means, again, I'm only gonna sleep a few hours because I'm gonna go finish the event funnel.   I have a funnel team, but I'm finishing is that last 20% that sucks to finish.   These are my notes on what I need to finish for the OfferMind funnel... and there's A LOT.   This is actually how I started doing it while I was sitting next to Russell…   Take a piece of paper and draw the funnel Grab a different color and inside of each of the boxes, I’d write down what needs to be finished before the funnel’s ready.   ...and that's kinda the pattern I go through to see what need to be done. I’ve just barely brought them through how I've developed and designed a sales message and offer at the same time using My Core Offer Model, XAVIER.   When Russell did the 7 Day Launch, session #4 was when he did his big drop... but I need one more night - I gotta finish this, these last few pieces here.   I'm hustling hard to finish it.   SIMPLIFY TO WIN I'm in the simplification phase of funnel launching.   You start by thinking, “I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do this, I'm gonna do this,” and now, I'm in the phase now where I'm like:   “Okay, that was a cool idea, but it's completely unrealistic now.”   The first three sessions were just deep dive teaching, and then I was planning to finish the funnel in the one hour break I gave myself each day…   *IT’S NOT GONNA HAPPEN* So we're gonna do it tomorrow morning.   We’re gonna hide some elements so no one knows they're there, and finish 'em later, so we can just launch.   That's totally what we're doing right now, and that's exactly how we're handling it.   So in installment #3, I will tell you how it went! What is kinda ninja, in the OfferMind Masterclass, (as I'm teaching how to go create a sales message and an offer), I used the example of:   “Let's act like I'm trying to pitch you guys into coming to OfferMind!”   So then I asked:   “What false beliefs would you guys have if I said you should come to OfferMind?”   Then I broke and rebuilt their beliefs throughout the whole thing... it was awesome.   About halfway through,  someone was like, “Wait, you're doing this on us now!”   ...and I was like “Ha, gotcha!”   THE WHITEBOARD WEBINAR   Tomorrow,  I'm gonna tape pieces of paper on my whiteboard to hide the offer, and literally, do a whiteboard webinar selling OfferMind.   It's gonna use EVERYTHING I've taught them up to this point. It's this awesome culmination - I'm really pumped about it.   We’ve had 200 people consistently live with us every single session, (there’ve been two sessions per day), but what's fascinating is that within like six hours, there are another 1,000 views per session - it's been crazy.   Last night, before I went to bed, I took the videos down at midnight, ('cause I said I would), I want there to be real scarcity and urgency.   I hate fake scarcity and urgency.   … there were 3,000 views from yesterday's two videos!   All I'm telling you guys is that if you're gonna go in and do this kinda thing, all you need is …   A Boom Arm   A Box   And... A Coulton   Look at him over there...   Coulton's don't grow on trees.   He's been moderating and kicking out all the psychos with small mind syndrome - so that they get outta my life and my audience FOREVER.   He's the heavy that kicks people out when they become jerks on the chat:   “Wow, this doesn't work,”  and I'm like, “Yeah, you're gone.” I'm not even gonna go there.   Coulton’s top takeaway so far...   “Simplicity is key. Just the clarity that everything has come through with you teaching it, to all these people, like it just shows that it works”   Cool stuff!  I'll kick this back on in probably about 24 or 48 hours to document the aftermath of the whole thing.   PART III   This is PART #3 of me documenting the 7 Day Launch, and I wanna show you guys what happened…   It was Super Successful.   First of all, let me tell you how completely exhausted I was by the end. It took me two or three days to recoup.   Normally, when I'm talking on stage, it wouldn't take me that long... but I mean this was really aggressive speaking.   When it was all said and done, I think I spoke for about 15 hours in three days, and I was finishing a funnel in the evenings -  so it's not like I was totally relaxing or anything…   I'd go sleep a few hours, and then I would get up super early to finish the funnel - so it was A LOT.   So I'm actually gonna walk through what actually happened.   MY LAUNCH CAMPAIGN STATS   Okay, check this out...   *This is between the dates of April 17th to the 24th 2019*   You can see that it actually performed quite well - it did everything I hoped it would.   What's interesting is the cart value was actually higher at the beginning of the launch. Towards the end of the launch,  it actually started dropping - which is kinda fascinating.   This is NOT the first time we’ve launched these the OfferMind tickets - there are more tickets sold beyond that…   We're actually about double that as far as seats sold.   This morning, I got a message from Russell, (which was really cool), saying that this was the 7th highest grossing funnel in all of ClickFunnels yesterday -  so it certainly worked.   We made a lotta noise and a BIG ole' splash.   https://media.giphy.com/media/3kxqLmAVaGvHAmgs6d/giphy.gif OFFERMIND TICKETS There are actually four different ticket prices, and then a bump...   if you look, you can see that some people have a discount, (here are the discount ones right here, across the bottom), what's interesting is that not a lot are taking the discount.   There are actually more people buying without the discount  - which I thought was fascinating.   These two here, that it says bundle, (right where my fingers are), that is is that’s a phone call that we're giving away for free.   So people put in their information, and we're gonna chat with them.   Significantly more people are choosing to get the phone call than not.   ... which makes sense, right?   It's actually funny to me when they say, “No.”   On a few of 'em, I'm just gonna call 'em live - I thought that'd be kinda fun to call 'em live, 'cause I don't think they're expecting that.   So as far as the actual bump goes, which is them buying the funnel…   (This funnel cost me 17 grand to build, only because I got a sick team and they're really good, which also means they're very expensive).   … you could buy the funnel (and get the thing that cost me a lot of money) for 147 bucks - which is really cool.   I am shocked that's only 19%. I thought it would be closer to 30% - so it’s a little bit lower than I thought it would be... and maybe it's just that we're so inundated with the share funnels nowadays…   … but this is NOT a normal funnel - so I don't know.   I was a little bit shocked by that, but eh, whatever.   Let's see, looking at the VIP offer, VIPs are going quick, (this is not reflective of the other VIP tickets that already sold in the past)...   So a 41% take rate is pretty insane!   Next, the Capitalist Pig ad book…   So there's an ad book that we're offering, 13% for a second OTO, it's actually not bad either.   Soon there’s gonna be an additional product on top of this; I don't have it turned on yet, it's a two pay option that we’ll turn on very soon - so I think that should increase that.   So it's going well…   On top of that, I have a Thank You Page Webinar, and so of 97 people who have bought a ticket, four have gone in and purchased - which is still pretty good…   It's a $1,500 thing, and they get a 50% off coupon with it.   It's a pretty powerful campaign that we ran.   One thing that I will mention that's been fascinating is that:   The moment the campaign was over, pretty much all buying stopped, and this just attests to the principle that if you build it, they WON’T come.   … that's like the stupidest line on the planet.   I was doing some consulting with somebody, and they vehemently were very much about that phrase: “You know, Stephen, if we just build it, we know they'll come.”   I thought they were joking, and I didn't know that they were dead serious, and I started laughing.   I was like, ‘Yeah wouldn't that be nice if that was true!”   I had no idea that it was the CEO, and some of the major people in the company, and I was straight up laughing at his face, and then I explained myself, I said, “That's NOT true!”   We got another sale today, which is great, but like one sale today verses like the 96 that came in in the last couple…   They're not small ticket prices either - that's almost six figures.   Actually, with the other funnel, we've collected well over six figures for this now. It's a popular event, we're really excited about it. We got a lotta cool people coming - it's gonna be fun.   It's just funny, the moment the campaign's over, the buying stops. It's still open, it's still up, but the buying stops.   https://media.giphy.com/media/yIxNOXEMpqkqA/giphy.gif So the next thing we're gonna look at:   What other campaigns can we run?   Running Ads   Doing a summit   I have offersummit.com, and I'm gonna go get the big who's who of the industry to come in and teach us how they create their offers - that should be probably June and July-ish.   Anyway, there's a lotta like smaller to like micro things…   I'm gonna piggyback on the back of other affiliate promotions… there are secrets... I don't wanna tell you guys everything ;-)   ... just watch what I'm doing.   But it's just fascinating, this has really pushed back to the lesson the moment the campaign's over, the sales stopped the sales - that's buying behavior.   And so when someone's like, “I don't know if I wanna do scarcity or urgency,” I'm like, “Well, be prepared to not sell anything.”   As far as the lives, there was always about the same 200 people on with me every session... but by the time 12 hours had passed, it had been watched almost 2,000 times per video.   People loved it, they ate it up.   I had a lotta big friends, who are larger than I am, reach out and they're like, “What is it that you're doing?”   I got a lotta people I respect reaching out asking me questions. It was validating.   So, anyways, it went really really well, and we got a lotta noise from it.   Everyone and their mom heard about it   We did a 7 Day Launch to launch tickets - I hadn't seen anyone do that, so I was excited about it. It was hard work, but it's one of the easiest campaigns to run.   Energy wise it was challenging because you teach like crazy, but it was still one of the easiest things for me to go pull off -  it's a single page funnel.   1,800 people, I believe ended up joining the list. That’s huge.   30% of the traffic came from shared referred traffic, not my list. We found that out by using UpViral. So not only did it expand the list, it expanded those seeing me.   On weird thing, since it was on YouTube, it was actually a lot of people who are not normally in my audience... I think if we’d used  Facebook, I would've gotten more of the hot audience to buy.   Almost 100 people of the 200 who were live with me bought.   ...that's a pretty good sale rate, right!  I'm happy with that.   Once we finished the actual training, we went through with three day urgency scarcity closeout period just like what you would do on a webinar, and just as expected…   Day 1: the cart opened, and boom, big old blast the sales.   Day 2:  kinda nothing - which is usually what happens.   Day 3:  it's like shoosh - another huge amount of sales coming in.   Anyways, it was fun, it was cool. I learned a lot from it. We’ll definitely do it again. A highly effective way to teach, but also sell at the same time.   Most of the time, webinars don't have that luxury; teaching is a liability inside of webinar *usually, so it was cool to be able to pull that off.   So anyways, cool stuff guys.   If you guys, anyway, I would love to have you guys come to OfferMind.   We’ve got... I don't know if I'm allowed to say it…   You know what, I'll bring certain people on the show to introduce a lot of the speakers to you.   I am now actively, (and hopefully they see this), I am actively going to go and BEG absolute killer giants, like Mark Joyner, and Bill Glazer to come speak.   I don't know if they're going to yet, but this is me calling my shot before they've said “Yes.”   So, in the next month here, by the time this goes out there, hopefully, they’ve agreed.   BOOM!   If you're just starting out you're probably studying a lot. That's good. You're probably geeking out on all the strategies, right? That's also good.   But the hardest part is figuring out what the market wants to buy and how you should sell it to them, right?   That's what I struggled with for a while until I learned the formula.   So I created a special Mastermind called an OfferMind to get you on track with the right offer, and more importantly the right sales script to get it off the ground and sell it.   Wanna come?   There are small groups on purpose, so I can answer your direct questions in person for two straight days. You can hold your spot by going to OfferMind.com.   Again, that's OfferMind.com.

7. Live Your Calling - “What On Earth Am I Here For”?   Subtitle: CELEBRATION SUNDAY                           www.victory.net.nz 14.04.2019   Today we celebrate the completion of our 40 Day Campaign. Over the last 6 weeks we have focused on the 5 Callings and the 5 Purposes that God has for each of us.   1st Calling          I am called to be loved              =      1st Purpose       Worship

Today's Business Live covers International Women's Day: all over the world millions of women, and men, are celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women.The programme also features new interviews recorded this week during a trip to The Megatron. Part of a network of underground river tunnels and Victorian storm drains beneath Sheffield City Centre, The Megatron is a cavernous structure and an engineering marvel.It's normally off-limits but I got the chance to visit on Monday, and special "urban caving" trips will be a feature of this year's Sheffield Adventure Film Festival. Matt Heason, festival director, tells us more about the film festival and the wealth of exciting activities and events all around it for the March "Festival of the Outdoors."This episode features interviews with Gilly McArthur, an open- and cold-water swimmer, extolling the health and wellbeing impacts of being outdoors, in nature, and swimming in cold water. Gilly featured in the new film, Floe State of Mind and has just raised several thousand pounds for Mind, the mental health charity.Also on the programme: a short interview and a live performance from musician Rhiannon Scutt. Rhiannon can, it's been said, "deliver a line that can break your heart in an instant." She's an outstanding guitar player and songwriter of emotive compositions combining a deftness of touch with vivid evocations of mood, memory and feelings. She writes a great ear-worm too – compelling and captivating!In this episode we also hear from Ed Birch, director of Salt Street Productions. This young film-making business created the viral hit film of wake-boarding in the Megatron a couple of years ago. Recently they made the Outdoor City promo film showcasing Sheffield's wealth of adventure opportunities, which is helping to attract international visitors to the city.On the progamme we also cover this year’s International Women’s Day Campaign theme , #BalanceforBetter - how can you help forge a more gender-balanced world? The moral case for equality should be enough alone, but we run through the economic case for gender equality too.We also feature forthcoming events: The Sheffield Adventure Film Festival and the Festival of the Outdoors of course, plus the Women in Business / Athena Awards do, and the Sheffield Classical Weekend 2019.Timings:0 - 5:54 introduction, International Women's Day and some statistics from PwC and McKinsey about the potential economic contribution if we were to close the gender pay gap5:54 news from Sheffield Soup and Bee Blest, and how to get in touch6:15 Matt Heason, Sheffield Adventure Film Festival15:39 Gilly McArthur20:18 a chance to explore the underground rivers and the Megatron via The Outdoor City Sheffield (their competition closes TODAY)21:12 Rhiannon Scutt23:47 Ed Birch29:11 live performance of "I Swim" from Rhiannon Scutt33:47 more about International Women's Day and a recap of some recent podcasts38:37 forthcoming events, including "Get Up to Speed," at MAGNA later in March; The Sheffield Star Digital Awards; the Women in Business / Athena Awards do, and the Sheffield Classical Weekend 201946:00 - end (48:00)wrapping up and getting in touch.

Lew Strudler credits the late George Michael and Ken Beatrice for much of the success of the Caps 1982 "Save the Washington Capitals" 30-day campaign~ "If it wasn’t for the two of them at that particular period of time, who every night got on the air for that 30 days. They came out to The Capital Center at that point, helped us when we were doing all kinds of special events to get the city involved, especially the corporate city..." Lew Strudler, Vice President Global Partnerships, Monumental Sports and Entertainment, and Andy Ockershausen in studio interview Andy Ockershausen: This is Andy Ockershausen. This is Our Town, and I've had the opportunity to talk to a man I've known for many, many years. A big part of WMAL incidentally, never as an employee, but as an in-house important friend: Lew Strudler, Vice President of Global Partnership for Monumental Sports. Lew, you could've knocked me over with a feather when somebody told me that. That's your title. Lew Strudler: That is my title. Andy Ockershausen: It's incredible, and I go back to you when you were working for the Wizards. You could've even been a player. I don't remember, and that was in the early '80s. Lew Strudler: In '82, I go back. It wasn't even the Wizards, it was the Bullets and the Washington Capitals when I started in July of 1982 with Abe Pollin. Andy Ockershausen: You know the Washington Capitals at one time was a basketball team, you knew that of course. Lew Strudler: That goes ways back even before that. That is correct. Andy Ockershausen: I mean, a very good basketball team. Lew Strudler: That's when you were a young boy, absolutely. Andy Ockershausen: At Uline Arena, I remember it all, Lew, but you're a big part of Our Town because of your association with Abe and with the organization for many years in my position at WMAL. You were the image of talking to people with Abe. Talk to Lew and then you'll get to Abe, and that was very important to our growth at WMAL. Lew Strudler Signed on with Abe Pollin and Company to Create with 30-Day Campaign to Save the Washington Capitals Lew Strudler: I started with Abe and he called me in the summer of '82 and was really distressed about the financial state of the Washington Capitals, and at that point in time, wasn't sure he was going to keep the team in Washington. And he called me to come onboard and put together a campaign called Save the Washington Capitals. Andy Ockershausen: Who were you with then, Lew? How Lew Strudler Met Abe and Irene Pollin Lew Strudler: I was working at the National Mental Health Association. I was their Director, but I was really staffing Rosalynn Carter in terms of her doing special events, fundraising events around the Country as First Lady, and Abe and Irene Pollin were on the Board of Directors of the National Mental Health Association, and that's how I got to meet them for a good period of time. Andy Ockershausen: You know, when we had Irene here as one of our first guests on Our Town, because she represented Abe and the city so well as a big part of us, but you bring up names, Lew, that were so important, but where did you start? Did you start in Hyattsville? You didn't start life- Lew Strudler: I was in Landover. I was working in DC. I grew up in New York City. Andy Ockershausen: That's what I thought, you were a New Yorker. Lew Strudler: I was a New Yorker and I came down here, was working at the Mental Health Association for about four years, and then got a phone call one night from Abe Pollin to come and have lunch with him on a Wednesday, and he started talking to me about the state of the Capitals and how he was either going to sell them, disband them, or give it a 30-day effort to try to make it work. And he asked me at that point in time would I come onboard totally outside the world of sports, even though I loved all sports, if I'd come on- Andy Ockershausen: But you were not in sports at the time. Lew Strudler: No.

Josh Shurley, Ph.D. Veterans for Peace Fresno Chapter Leader shares with Jim Grant all about Veterans for Peace nationally and locally, and their Reclaiming Armistice Day Campaign

In this episode, Mike Stodola discusses how to use a 3-day email campaign to bring in a huge cash-surge into your company.  Key Takeaways!   Any business can utilize this strategy of using a pay-day campaign. For a 3-4 day period, you can add something special to your product, put a deadline on this sale, and you will see a huge cash surge from it. (2:22)   An easy way to run your cash-surge campaign is through emails. You can gather all of the emails from your past and current clients, and email them about this campaign in order to get the word out. (3:29)   The steps to running a successful email cash-surge campaign are: (5:23) On day one, send an email that tells a story about a client that you want to duplicate. At the end of the story, you can leave a link where if your client is interested, they can get the same results as the person you just spoke about.  On day two, send an email that is more focused on your product. Tell them about what your product or service is, and how it can add value to their lives. At the end, again you want to provide them with a link that will send them to your appointment page or Facebook page. Also, make sure your let them know about the bonus you have added to your product and mention the deadline to add urgency. On day three, send an email all about your bonus. This bonus could be a price discount, an experiential additive, or anything that adds something special to your product or service.    You don't want to run these cash-splurge campaigns too often, because they take away from the rare offer experience for the customer. If a sale is happening all the time, then there isn't really a sale. Stodola recommends to do these campaigns around once every quarter. (13:02)   It's essential to make sure that you send all three emails, because the campaign won't be as successful if you back out before day 3. Don't be worried that you are annoying your clients, because they want to hear about your bonus and will be glad to hear from you. (14:30)   If you want to get templates for these emails for free for one month, you can visit PowerfulProfessionals.com/3day. (17:33)   Resources Mentioned in this Episode 3-Day Pay Day Email Templates PowerfulProfessionals.com/3day Website: Morningcoffeemarketer.com How to get 10,000 Facebook fans in 3 days or less 3daysto10k.com

There is a lot of evil in the world, and children often see the worst of it. Is it possible to push back against the trials our children face in just a single day? It may sound like a tired phrase: “kids are our future.” But it’s true, and in too many places in this country and around the world, they aren’t being treated with the respect they deserve. Some are being discarded and abused. Others are raised in poverty with very little chance of getting a good education. There are small signs of hope on the horizon and we want to celebrate that as well as invite you to be part of the solution by joining Heart Beings, the emotional intelligence organization Six Seconds, and Crowdrise in a fundraising campaign. Listen to our podcast and learn about great organizations that are making a difference in the lives of children everywhere.  Universal Children’s Day – November 20th “By resolution 836(IX) of 14 December 1954, the General Assembly recommended that all countries institute a Universal Children's Day, to be observed as a day of worldwide fraternity and understanding between children. It recommended that the Day was to be observed also as a day of activity devoted to promoting the ideals and objectives of the Charter and the welfare of the children of the world.” -United Nations

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Laura Kennedy will talk about her Veterans Day campaign "Flag Still Stands For Freedom" -- a Support Our Veterans campaign that honors and celebrates the thousands of men and women who have served in defense of the United States. http://www.flagstillstandsforfreedom.com

Laura Kennedy will talk about her Veterans Day campaign "Flag Still Stands For Freedom" -- a Support Our Veterans campaign that honors and celebrates the thousands of men and women who have served in defense of the United States. http://www.flagstillstandsforfreedom.com