Podcasts about ideas network

Beginning May 20, WPR’s two current networks – “NPR News & Music” and “The Ideas Network” – will become “WPR News” and “WPR Music.” As this new chapter begins, “Route […]

Santa and Jingle (the elf) stop by the Ideas Network studio to answer our most pressing questions about their Christmas Eve operations. They're eager to take calls from our youngest listeners to talk with them about their Christmas wishes.

"Chapter a Day" is WPR's longest-running program. The show airs weekdays on the Ideas Network at 12:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. Executive Producer, Michele Good, talks about the history of the show and the process of selecting books.

The Ideas Network and WPR's regional bureaus invite sports fans to tune in for “Extra Innings,” a celebration of north central Wisconsin’s hometown baseball teams.

The Ideas Network and WPR's regional bureaus invite sports fans to tune in for “Extra Innings,” a celebration of north central Wisconsin’s hometown baseball teams.

Are rural communities the future hotspot for entrepreneurship? Today's guest, Jordan DeGree, founder of the Rural Ideas Network, sits down with us to share why he believes they are, and what it means for those of us living and working in rural America. We talk about how the network helps small towns to encourage entrepreneurship, foster creativity, and drive innovation. Whether you're an entrepreneur in a rural community or a person who cares about supporting small businesses in your town, this episode is for you! Be sure to catch Jordan's Fast Five (we love a solid soapbox!) to hear his answer to the question posed above. It's such an exciting time to be in a small town! About Jordan Jordan founded the Rural Ideas Network in 2018 as a way to support entrepreneurs in rural communities. In his role at the Rural Ideas Network, Jordan oversees network efficacy and provides coaching to entrepreneurs. Jordan is a social enterprise entrepreneur, focused on starting both for-profit and nonprofit initiatives that have a positive impact on communities. In 2020, he was selected by the governor to serve on the Empower Rural Iowa Taskforce, with a specific focus on supporting entrepreneurial development. In 2018, Jordan received a Governor's volunteer award for his various community service efforts in Iowa. In 2008, Jordan launched Creative Adventure Lab, a nonprofit organization on a mission to foster creativity and innovation. Over the past 11 years, Creative Adventure Lab has grown to provide innovative learning experiences to people of all ages, through a variety of programs, and serves more than 20,000 people every year. Jordan also helped launch The Innovation Lab, a coworking space and innovation services provider with multiple locations throughout the midwest. The Innovation Lab provides office space, entrepreneurial support programs, and innovation services to existing businesses (like John Deere and Alliant Energy).  DeGree has successfully launched and sold a residential property company and is currently majority owner of the Dubuque Idea Campus, a 42,000 ft2 commercial real-estate development in downtown Dubuque.  To complement his 12+ years of entrepreneurial & management experience, DeGree has a master's degree in educational leadership and professional experience designing curriculum, developing effective educational models, and providing instructional and advisory services to individuals. In this episode, we cover: The meaning of creativity and innovation and how they work together  The value of co-working in a small town How The Rural Ideas Network can support you and your community What all businesses can focus on while still dealing with the pandemic When your idea takes longer to implement than you planned... Links + Resources Mentioned Molly Knuth Media (Thanks for connecting us, Molly!!) https://www.mollyknuthmedia.com The Rural Ideas Network—Community Tools page: https://www.ruralideas.net/community-tools The Rural Ideas Network—Entrepreneur Tools page (classes & coaching): https://www.ruralideas.net/entrepreneur-tools  (Use Coupon Code GST20 to get 20% off your registration!)   Subscribe + Review Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Growing Small Towns Show! If the information in our conversations and interviews has helped you in your small town, head out to Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, or Spotify, subscribe to the show, and leave us an honest review. Your reviews and feedback will not only help us continue to deliver relevant, helpful content, but it will also help us reach even more small-town trailblazers just like you!

We talk with a psychology professor about how what we find funny changes -- or doesn't -- over time. Then it's a conversation with the host of a program joining The Ideas Network's fall lineup. And we hear from a representative of the group challenging Gov. Evers mask mandate in court.

John Smith on Spectrum West. Trempealeau musician John Smith returned to “Spectrum West,” which aired at 10 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20, 2020 on The Ideas Network stations 88.3 WHWC-FM/ Menomonie-Eau Claire and 88.7 WRFW-FM/ River Falls. The program also featured collaboration between ArtReach St. Croix and the St. Croix Festival Theatre, public art in Eau Claire, and an Eleva-Strum teacher who is an expert in the mountain dulcimer.

Arts Organization Directors, Editor, Professor and Author- Host Al Ross will talk with two local arts organization directors on “Spectrum West,” which airs at 10 a.m. on Thursday, March 26, 2020 on The Ideas Network stations 88.3 WHWC-FM/ Menomonie-Eau Claire and 88.7 WRFW-FM/ River Falls. The program will also feature interviews with the editor of Eau Claire’s Volume One, a professor from University of Wisconsin-Stout and a book author.

Republican candidates Jason Church, Hudson, and Tom Tiffany, Minocqua, debate live on The Ideas Network. The debate is moderated by Shereen Siewert, host of WPR’s “Route 51,” and Robin Washington, host of Superior-based WPR talk show “Simply Superior.”

Democratic primary candidates Lawrence Dale, Eagle River, and Tricia Zunker, Wausau, debate live on The Ideas Network. The debate is moderated by Shereen Siewert, host of WPR’s “Route 51,” and Robin Washington, host of Superior-based WPR talk show “Simply Superior.”

(*“Don’t limit yourself. Many people limit themselves to what they think they can do. You can go as far as your mind lets you. What you believe, remember, you can achieve.” —Mary Kay AshI have come to discover that self sabotage can show up in different ways in the lives of people. There are some who are not confident about life because of their body type, height, colour, etc. There are some who have some sort of disability or even health condition that made them develop a negative perspective to life. You may have also seen people who have similar conditions to yours and are enjoying a different reality.These things may appear subtle, but in the end, it's about your disposition and not your position.Our guest this week, Sam Idowu, brings in a little twist to the flow of the series. Today's episode of Lead Your Life Series features the story of how Sam, battled with an issue of frequent painful urination (It might sound funny, but you can never tell what people are really going through). Today, Sam is helping people develop their ideas and talents into achievable goals.  Lead Your Life Series, is a special edition of Lead Your Life Podcast. We share real life experiences of how personal struggles and seeming setbacks were turned into phenomenal stories of hope and grace. About Sam Idowu I am more like your old friend you’ve been wanting to connect back with to have a great time together sharing things that leads to greatness.  I am the founder of Mind and Ideas Network, and convener of the classy “When Minds Meet”, a platform created to raise exceptional leaders, where individuals and groups are challenged for greater living.  I am a certified HR personnel and currently working with a consulting firm in Ikoyi, Lagos Nigeria. Through my academic years in Ghana, I was opportune to hold several leadership roles among which were, General Secretary of the Business School Faculty, Foreign Student Representative and Chief Justice for the student representative council in which they all got me the award of the most influential student on graduation.  I have successfully influenced people in the achievement of goals.  I am also a media consultant; I Co-founded a media outfit in 2015 named Innovators Media which is majorly for publicity and entertainment.  I produced my first movie titled, ‘Independence Day’ in 2017. I have acted and been a production manager in several other movies.  I am believer in Christ and I’m passionate about using the gift of God to its fullest. Sam would be telling us about his personal struggle(s), What were his redefining moments, the most important steps he took differently, what were the aftermaths, and what lessons he would like you to take away from his story. Enjoy!   * Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Runtime: 23:09 Minutes — 21.4MB)You can also listen on: iTunes | Android | Email | RSS Be SocialPlease share the love by sharing this post across your Facebook, Twitter and other social channels. What can you make of Sam's story? Is there any part that you can relate with? Please share with us using the comment form below.

This is the pilot episode of a brand new comedy podcast RADIOLEARY hosted by comedian Chris O'Leary! In this episode, Chris is joined by producer Ryan and co-host Tom for a chat about relevant issues of the day like what the $%&# is wrong with Donald Trump, whatever happened to the Fantastic Four, and where Chris learned everything he'd ever want to know about The South. If you like what you hear, come back for more!  All episodes will be posted at The Write Idea Workshop website as part of the Out of Ideas Network.  

Are you a porch lover? Welcome to the Porch Ideas Network weekly podcast. In this introductory podcast we give you a quick overview about the content we will be bringing you weekly for making the most of your porch and yard.