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The Tony-winning superstar on their exciting live concert dates at London's Cadogan Hall, leading with honesty and vulnerability and the power of paving a way for the next generation. We also talk all things Once On This Island, their historic Tony win for Shucked and why you might not be hearing them sing Independently Owned forever – well, at least not the original key! Plus, the one signature role and show they've got their eye on. Host: William J Connolly Produced by: William J Connolly/Darren Bell cadoganhall.com Welcome to eleven. The official theatre podcast that brings the biggest stars and creatives together in one place to discuss life in the arts. Follow eleven on social media via @elevenpodcast and via elevenpodcast.com. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Jason David is the Co-founder and CEO of Gym Force™, the first of its kind network of independently owned gyms, putting the spotlight on the unsung heroes—the owners. As a CrossFit affiliate owner since 2008 and a purple belt in Jitsu, Jason founded Gym Force in 2022 after finding similarities in both community gyms and martial arts schools. Gym Force is simply a result of Jason's desire to tell the world of the life changing services they provide. Recognizing the vital role these owners play in fostering community and personalized fitness experiences, Gym Force aims to empower them with a world-class marketing campaign. Jason envisions a collective force for positive change, uniting independent gyms under the Gym Force brand. His mission is clear: apply top-notch marketing to the world-class product offered by these gyms. As the co-founder of Gym Force, Jason is leading a movement where independent gym owners are finally celebrated for their achievements in  providing actual results in the pursuit of long-term physical and mental health. With a focus on community, collaboration, and excellence, Gym Force is set to disrupt the status quo, bringing unprecedented visibility and support to the backbone of like minded fitness communities everywhere. Jason can be reached at jason@gymforce.app This episode of the WODcast was sponsored by: Gym Force is revolutionizing the fitness industry by uniting independently owned gyms and martial arts studios under one powerful network. Our unique approach includes building a world-class brand and advertising campaign to elevate the visibility of our member businesses. Join Gym Force to access unparalleled marketing resources, collaborative support, and a thriving community of like-minded entrepreneurs. Go to http://gymforce.app/ for a searchable list of pioneering businesses that truly believe in the Gym Force mission. Ready to amplify your gym's presence? Apply https://www.gymforce.app/gyms/join?q=wodcast to join our growing network. Have questions? Contact us at support@gymforce.app or call 650-658-0525.

Please remember to rate and review our podcast on Itunes, CastBox or on our website! Check out your YouTube channel @comadresycomics5196 CHISME DE LA SEMANA: Blue Beetle streaming! ON MY RADAR: The Deviant #1 by Image Comics BOOK REVIEW: Constellations author-artist Kate Glasheen  EN LA LIBRERIA: Kochab - The Complete Edition-Help us print the complete edition of the sapphic fairytale webcomic Kochab.  http://kck.st/3FZral3 JUNTOS Y FUERTES: FairSquare Comics LLC was created in June 2019 to develop, publish and distribute original comic books and graphic novels. FairSquare Comics‘ mission statement is to promote and give more exposure to immigrants, minorities and under-represented creators of the world; an objective emphasized in our company's mantra: “Comics from the rest of us”  SALUDOS: Craft Beer Bottle Shop & Liquor Store! Independently Owned and Operated. The best Craft Beer Selection in the South Bay! @3tenliquor Follow us on socials @comadresycomics Visit our website comadresycomics.com Follow Period Network @periodpodcastnetworkins

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We had too many thoughts for just one episode so we're back for another round of Tony nominations this week. Join us! . . . "Independently Owned" - Shucked (Original Broadway Cast Recording) "...Baby One More Time" - & Juliet (Original Broadway Cast Recording) "This Is Not Over Yet" - Parade (2023 Broadway Cast Recording) "Father Time" - Kimberly Akimbo (Original Broadway Cast Recording) All music tracks used for educational and entertainment purposes only.

Three Tier is hosted by Jacob Gluck and Taylor Foxman.---Justin Stiefel is the CEO and Co-Founder of Heritage Distilling.Largest Independently Owned Craft Distillery in the PNW: HDC is the only craft distillery in Washington or Oregon with 6 distillery Tasting Rooms.Most AwardedFor 9 years running, HDC has won more awards than any other craft distillery in North America by the American Distilling Institute.Innovation & AdaptationHDC's signature innovative membership programs Cask Club®, My Batch® and Spirits Club® encourage our customers to become part of the HDC family. At the same time, our team is constantly innovating products, programs and processes.

  The restaurant industry has been hit the hardest during the pandemic. According to the National Restaurant Association, 110,000+ food and beverage establishments in the U.S. temporarily or permanently closed for business.  How did local restaurants stay afloat? What creative pivots did they embrace? Were the changes temporary or here to stay?  If you're a marketer or salesperson in the restaurant industry, you need to know how independent operators tick. Listen to this conversation with the co-owner of a local Vietnamese restaurant to better understand the needs and challenges independents face.   About Chris Nguyen  Chris Nguyen is the co-owner of Superior Pho Vietnamese Restaurant. Under his leadership, the small, ethnic, mom-and-pop restaurant has become a local household name. In fact, Superior Pho has received accolades and recognition from national media outlets such as Food Network Magazine, The Travel Channel, Esquire Magazine, Buzzfeed and more. Chris is dedicated to serving under-resourced and underrepresented communities. He's used his position at Superior Pho to employ and empower a variety of underrepresented people from various communities and teach leadership through service. 

  Independent restaurant owners face many challenges that are unique to those of large chains. If you work in sales or marketing for the food service industry, you must understand these differences to successfully communicate with Independents.  The best way to learn? Hear the struggles and needs of restaurant owners first-hand. Listen to industry veteran, Laurie Torres, share the ups and downs of restaurant ownership on this episode of the Lead(er) Generation podcast.   About Laurie Torres: Laurie Torres is the Owner of Mallorca, a fine-dining experience in Cleveland, Ohio. She manages the operational and strategic vision of the restaurant, which has been serving Spanish and Portuguese cuisine for 20+ years.  Laurie is instrumental in identifying emerging trends in the food industry. She serves as the President of Cleveland Independents. Plus, she's won multiple industry accolades, including the 2021 Rising Star Award by the Ohio Restaurant Association.

  Independent restaurants offer unique dining experiences, such as farm-to-table meals or craft cocktails. But they also face unique challenges that are far different than those of large restaurant chains. Offering solutions to the difficulties that independents face, may mean the difference between a win or loss for both sales and marketers in the food service industry. What are the biggest challenges of independent restaurant operators? How has the pandemic changed their business? How can suppliers, sales and marketers deliver better support?  Hear the answers to these questions—and more—from Jess Edmonds, Catering Director & Partner at Spice Hospitality Group, on this episode of Lead(er) Generation.   About Jess Edmonds: Jess Edmonds is the Catering Director & Partner at Spice Hospitality Group. She has nearly two decades of experience in the food and beverage industry. Jess honed her service talents in high-traffic Cleveland hot spots before joining Spice Catering Co. in 2008.  In 2015 she moved into the Catering Director role and manages an incredible team of Event Planners that create exceptional dining experiences all over town. Jess also lends her hand to general operations of The Spice Companies, planning the annual Plated Landscape Calendar and fostering business relationships throughout Cleveland, OH. 

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In Episode 60, (0:03) I Made Someone Break Down Crying. And It Felt Great. But Was It Neccesary?..(5:02) Why Do We Pretend to Give a Damn to "Catch Up" when we "Run" Into People?...(9:57) Is God Really "Testing You"?...(15:40)How Much Extra should you pay to have a Dog in Apartment?..(17:20) Chinese Restaurants Deep Dive: Are there really cats and dogs in your Chinese Take Out?...Is "Dollar Scoop" Safe to Eat?...Why Do All Chinese Take Out Feel and Taste the Same But all are Independently Owned?..And More.

-EPISODE 125- On the 4th of July Associate Pastor Brent Morrison continue our sermon series, The Great Restoration, with a sermon titled "Independently Owned".

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This episode focuses on local and independent artists that are either native to my hometown or region, or that I have seen live in small independent gigs. In addition to spinning some of these great indie projects, I also discuss some of my favorite stories seeing some of these groups live! Go check out all of these artists and their respective Bandcamp pages (I've included hyperlinks below), and show them some love!! Additionally, if you would like to purchase the GROW compilation mentioned in todays episode, click here I've listed the tracks from todays show below, so if you hear something you like, that's where you can find it. Don't forget to follow the show on Instagram @VinylMaraudersPodcast and Twitter @VinylMarauders, and if you enjoy the show, please consider subscribing!   Tracks Played From Todays Episode "Girl With Bones" - Basement Family "Fluorescent Face" - Basement Family "Incubus Tattoo" - Museum Mouth "Be Down Be Free" - JPhono1 and the Chevrons "Only One" - Empath "Polyfoam" - Empath "Afraid of the Lightning" - Curt Castle "Come on Over" - Pinky Verde "Don't Mind" - Lauds "The Kind of Love" - Life of Saturdays "Wake For You" - Team Player

Guest: Sean Robinson | Spokesperson for the Liquor Traders Association of SA which represents over 1,400 independently-owned liquor stores See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

After (too many) years in the game, Erika + Nicole are running the independently owned summer program of their dreams.

Episode 62: Discussion on the possible future of independently owned AHL teams. The NHL looking like they’re positioning themselves to become a summer league to avoid competing against the NFL for TV ratings. Our vision for a new independent hockey league. The newest inglorious chapter of the Ottawa Senators. The NHL.com writers re-drafting entry drafts after the fact. Question of the week: In the first round, what player do you think would have had a better career had they not been drafted by the team that got them? (No time limit; excluding Edmonton Oilers first round draft picks from the past 10 years.) Recorded 7 June 2019

Shop Local! Small Business Saturday! Independently Owned! These are phrases we use to get people to come in to our stores and support the local economy. That's all well and good but do we deliver the quality people expect? Or do we rely a bit too much on being local to cover up for our shortcomings? Today we chat about  this issue of using our small business status to excuse ourselves from improving and the better approach to delivering value where it counts.  Related Episodes: How we Ruin the Specialty Experience   10 Reasons to Love the Customer Toxic Traditions Customer Experience vs Coffee Quality  Acceptance of Dysfunction Feedback Culture   This Episode brought to you by:  Painless ordering and inventory with ODEKO odeko.com/keystotheshop   www.keystotheshop.com/consulting 

Coagent Podcast - Welcome Nik Kulikov to the show! Host: Angela Headlee Licensed Realtor (R) in the State of Virginia The Steele Group Sotheby's International Realty 6726 Patterson Avenue Richmond, VA 23226 804.282.3136 (office) 218.838.1748 (cell) angelaheadlee.com Guest: Nik Kulikov Realtor(R) state of Oregon Cascade Sotheby's International Realty 310 N State St, Suite 102 Lake Oswego, OR 97034 502.420.8650 (office) 971.338.0657 (cell) nikkulikov.com Sotheby's International Realty and the Sotheby's International Realty logo are registered (or unregistered) service marks used with permission. Sotheby's International Realty Affiliates LLC fully supports the principles of the Fair Housing Act and the Equal Opportunity Act. Each Office is Independently Owned and Operated. 

Shawn D'Amelio is the director of business development for With A Little Help, a locally-owned home care company. With A Little Help has 150 caregivers who provide in-home care, and their average age is 48, so they have some life experience. They not only know how to cook a meal but appreciate the value of sitting down and eating that meal with the senior. They help with fun outings, doctor's appointments, shopping, help cleaning the house, changing the bed, and they build a friendship with the senior. They help with the challenges and light housekeeping so the senior loved one has energy for the fun things.

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Looking to buy in Knoxville? Get a full Home Search Looking to sell in Knoxville? Get a free Home Price EvaluationIt can be tough to be a home buyer in a multiple offer situation. So, how can you stand out to make your offer more desirable?My first piece of advice is to get pre-qualified for a mortgage loan. This gives the seller a sense of security because you have proven that you can purchase the home. It makes you nearly equal with a cash buyer, but this also allows you to find out what you can afford to purchase. Most sellers won’t even look at an offer without a pre-qualification. Another good thing to do is put down 20% on a home, or put a larger amount of earnest money down. Not everyone can afford to do this, but if you have the financial clout, I would recommend it.It’s also not a good idea to make an offer with a lot of contingencies. You want your offer clean, and sellers don’t like to muddle around with contingent offers. You can consult with me on how to make the cleanest and most attractive offer. If you want more advice on how to make the best offer and win the home of your dreams, then don’t hesitate to reach out to me!Keller Williams Realty11121 Kingston Pike, Ste. CKnoxville, TN 37934865-966-5005Each Keller Williams Office is Independently Owned & Operated

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.embed-container { position: relative; padding-bottom: 56.25%; height: 0; overflow: hidden; max-width: 100%; height: auto; } .embed-container iframe, .embed-container object, .embed-container embed { position: absolute; top: 0; left: 0; width: 100%; height: 100%; } Looking to buy in Knoxville? Get a full Home Search Looking to sell in Knoxville? Get a free Home Price EvaluationToday, we’ll review common mistakes when purchasing new construction properties.You go directly to the listing agent. This isn’t a good idea, because an agent has been hired to represent the seller’s best interests. Regardless of what they say, they’ll provide information to the seller. For instance, they could suggest a higher price if you reveal how much you’ll offer. Always hire a Realtor to represent you.You don’t conduct research on the property. You don’t want to get into a subdivision that’s not growing, for instance. You should be conducting research about the area. Make sure the research you conduct contains survey copies. It could be a big mess if you miss this important step!You don’t read the fine print. A lot of people don’t investigate the fine print. They sign blindly. They listen to the listing agent and take their word for it. I challenge you to ask questions and understand the fine print! We can help you through this process. The last thing we want is you not feeling comfortable about such a major decision. Study timelines to avoid confusion and missing deadlines. There are a lot of details you could miss. If you have any questions or comments, reach out and give me a call. You can also email me, too! I would love to hear from you!Keller Williams Realty11121 Kingston Pike, Ste. CKnoxville, TN 37934865-966-5005Each Keller Williams Office is Independently Owned & Operated

Vancouver's Chinatown is undergoing rapid transformation. The Carnegie Community Action Project's Jean Swanson discusses why a huge influx of condominiums and retail gentrification are threatening to displace the neighbourhood's low-income residents ? and why the city is approving these major developments before the completion of the Downtown Eastside local area plan.Independently-owned Festival Cinemas has been sold to Cineplex. The City talks with co-owner Leonard Schein about why he is calling it quits, the challenge to operate cinemas independently, and what the city and province should do to help arts and culture thrive.