Podcast appearances and mentions of john magee

In Episode 25, Andy MacDougall interviews John Magee of Avient Inks about his long-time tenure as an industry expert and educator about the ongoing conversation on where the tried-and-true screen-printing industry is headed. Oh, and Andy wrote a song especially for you, Printers. Check out the video!

For many micro companies or would-be entrepreneurs, the LEOs or local enterprise offices dotted around the country are the springboard to make a go at their business. They provide advice, training and access to successful business leaders for mentoring as well as a place to set up shop. Last year 7100 new jobs were created by the LEOs and 81% of them were outside the Capital. John Magee is the chair of the network of local enterprise offices joined Joe this morning on the show.

Printing since '92, and on the path of print education, John Magee has helped countless shops improve their prints and processes, ourselves included. You can follow him around the globe @traveling_screenprinter. Topics of discussion include: Sitting and standing, homework, favorite blanks, battling over print placement, false gurus, getting into social media, self advocacy, and a boat load of shop hacks.

DreamDev Technologies, a software company from Kildare who have developed a new AI augmented platform helping companies to significantly increase their product's time to market, have been named Overall Winner at this year's National Enterprise Awards last night. DreamDev Technologies, established by Eoin Barry and Douglas Augiar, are the third Kildare winner of the National Enterprise of the Year Award in the last six years following on from Terra NutriTech in 2018 and Pestle & Mortar in 2019. The Awards, which are an initiative of the Local Enterprise Offices to celebrate the best small businesses in Ireland, were held at the Round Room in the Mansion House in Dublin in what is their 24th year. Peter Burke, T.D., Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, announced this year's winners in front of representatives from the Local Enterprise Offices, Enterprise Ireland and the Local Authorities and small businesses from across the country at the event. DreamDev was set up in 2019 with the aim of utilising online tools and software to enable faster digitalisation for companies. Their flagship product, 'the dot-star enterprise' software platform enables software engineering teams to create their own bespoke software programmes which deliver results with significantly reduced resourcing requirements. Announcing the award winners at the Mansion House and after earlier launching the new Local Enterprise Office Policy Statement, Minister Burke said; "The National Enterprise Awards are the highlight of the small business and enterprise calendar. Year on year the diversity of businesses and the standard of companies that are coming through the process is getting stronger. We should not be surprised given the innovation and endurance that businesses have shown in recent years. We have some outstanding winners but the finalists on the whole have been excellent, and this is very much the start of their journey. "The new Local Enterprise Office Policy Statement I announced today sets out the vital role that LEOs have in fostering entrepreneurship and helping small businesses thrive every day across the country. The Policy Statement charts a clear roadmap of how LEOs will align their work with the priorities of the White Paper on Enterprise and ensure that their high-calibre offering continues into the future. I pay tribute to the great work of the current and former staff of the LEOs who, over the last 10 years, have helped and guided small businesses in Ireland which are at the heart of every town, village and community and are vital to our economy." John Magee, Chair of the network of Local Enterprise Offices, said; "The National Enterprise Awards are the standard bearer for the very best of small businesses in Ireland. You can see from previous winners that this is the first step on a bigger journey and it opens many doors for them nationally and internationally. Across the Finalists and winners you see a great diversity of businesses covering a range of sectors. The entrepreneurship eco-system is extremely healthy and these businesses are a testament to that. "These entrepreneurs are inspired to create businesses and employment in their own areas and to establish businesses that can not only compete here but globally. It's a honour to be able to work with these businesses on a day-to-day basis and we look forward to seeing what all the finalists do in the coming years." There were several other category winners announced on the night. Innovation Award The winner of the Innovation Award was Cytidel. The cybersecurity company, supported by Local Enterprise Office Mayo, has created software that helps cybersecurity teams to identify and prioritise the top cyber threats to a company. Best Export Award The winner of the Best Export Award was Eskimo Software. The company, who are supported by Local Enterprise Office Carlow, have created a CRM and lead generation software package specifically for car dealerships to improve efficiency and...

If you've a small business you should be familiar with Local Enterprise offices or LEOs. They are dotted all over the country and they often provide the first point of contact for startups which wish to benefit from government grants and advice especially on the road to digitalisation of how they work. The Network of Local Enterprise offices has published its annual results today and John Magee the chair of the Network of Local Enterprise offices joined Joe this morning on the show.

This week's guest: Rosy Temple Magee 1866 is a fifth-generation Irish family business with over 150 years' experience in designing, weaving and tailoring luxurious fabrics and clothing in Donegal.  It was founded on handwoven tweed when John Magee first established a small drapers shop in Donegal, Ireland. In 1900, Robert Temple – John Magee's cousin and apprentice – bought the business and today the third and fourth generations of the Temple family are still at the helm. Their weaving mill in Donegal Town, on the banks of the River Eske, is still the beating heart of everything they do at Magee, proud to support a tradition of weaving and manufacturing textiles in the northwest of Ireland, bringing a contemporary edge to an age-old craft.  They are always looking for ways to envelop their heritage in new and exciting ways through contemporary design, so today Magee 1866's lifestyle collections include men/women/home interiors and accessories. This generation is about a sustainable future as they continue to focus on their heritage of long-lasting quality and weaving natural fibres like wool and linen, which are biodegradable and renewable. Rosy Temple began her career with commercial roles first at international auction house, Christie's, and then at Rebel Kitchen, developing UK & Irish sales for the startup organic food brand, before returning to the family business in 2018, taking the responsibility for sales development and in early 2020 was appointed as CEO. This is the 14th episode with guest Rosy Temple, CEO of Magee Clothing at Magee 1866 in the Davy podcast series 'Everyday Business with Aidan Donnelly'. This podcast brings you insightful conversation between Aidan Donnelly and entrepreneurs and business owners/management with their own unique story to tell. If you like what you hear, please like, share and subscribe.

En septiembre de 1978, el conocido ‘Papa de la sonrisa' murió de forma inesperada 33 días después de su coronación, en un episodio inesperado que fue achacado por la Santa Sede a un infarto, pero en el que otros siguen viendo un envenenamiento. El 27 de septiembre de 1978, Juan Pablo I se encontraba rezando en la capilla de su apartamento en el Palacio Apostólico de Roma cuando empezó a sentir un dolor en el pecho. En ese momento, le acompañaban sus secretarios personales, el italiano Diego Lorenzi y el irlandés John Magee, que insistieron en llamar a un médico para que le hiciera un chequeo. El papa, sin embargo, no quiso darle importancia y se negó en redondo. A los pocos minutos se le pasaron las molestias y comentó que, probablemente, sería un dolor reumático sin gravedad. Achaques de la edad, no hay más que hablar. Asunto cerrado. No te pierdas esta intrigante historia sobre el Vaticano. Utiliza el código CIENCIADIGITAL y obtén tu descuento a la suscripción de Muy Interesante, sigue con este link https://bit.ly/3TYwx9a Déjanos tu comentario en Ivoox o Spotify, o escríbenos a podcast@zinetmedia.es Comparte nuestro podcast en tus redes sociales, puedes realizar una valoración de 5 estrellas en Apple Podcast o Spotify. Texto: Isabel Viana Dirección, locución y producción: Iván Patxi Gómez Gallego Contacto de publicidad en podcast: podcast@zinetmedia.es Ejemplar número 159 de la revista Muy Historia

‘All in a Day's Work' is a brand new campaign from the Local Enterprise Offices to encourage companies to adapt to the new fully digital world. The LEOs have 3 strands to their training programmes, entitled Lean, Green, and Digital. Most of the supports are free and funded by Enterprise Ireland. John Magee is the chair of the Network of LEOs joined Joe on the show this morning.

Rosy Temple is part of the 5th generation behind Magee 1866 which has over 150 years experience in designing, weaving and tailoring luxury fabrics and clothing in Co. Donegal, Ireland. Today Magee 1866's lifestyle collections include men/women/home interiors and accessories. This generation is about a sustainable future as they continue to focus on their heritage of long lasting quality and weaving natural fibres like wool and linen (biodegradable & renewable). The brand was established in 1866 by John Magee, as a small drapers shop in Donegal, Ireland, buying and selling handwoven tweeds. Magee are still designing and weaving luxury fabrics in Donegal – the ever-changing land and seascapes surrounding Donegal inspire colours and designs. In 2015 Magee acquired Robert Noble, a Scottish mill established in 1666. They use the finest of yarns – cashmere, lambswool, alpaca, silk and linen. These fabrics are used for men and women's apparel and home furnishing. They still maintain a small hand-weaving business – fabrics are a far cry from the coarse tweeds of the 1800's, today they are woven using luxury yarns, resulting in a beautifully soft handle.Every Magee collection, whether fabric, garment or accessory is designed to reflect their distinctive heritage with a contemporary twist. Magee are unique in the fact that they incorporate many of these fabrics into seasonal men and women's lifestyle collections. We have been specialising in tailored garments for over 100 years and in latter years they have developed a more casual offering. 

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In this special episode, Poppy Gibson is joined by Kindness Coach and author of The Happy Tank, John Magee. Poppy and John talk about some simple healthy habits we can build into our days to nurture our wellbeing, and reflect upon how we can teach kindness and selfcare even from a very young age.

Local Enterprise Week, running all this week will see over 300 events taking place nationwide for small businesses and budding entrepreneurs. John Magee, Chair of the Local Enterprise Network, explained to Emmet what people can expect this year?

In this episode, Toria chats to John Magee about how we can support children to self-regulate. More and more in schools, we are talking to children about their emotions and helping them to learn what self-regulation is and how to do this. John is passionate about supporting children and adults to get this right. During the global pandemic, best-selling author John Magee wrote The Happy Tank collaborating with pupils aged 7 to 11 at Westminster Primary Academy."The book is written for children by children."The book can help children self-regulate and develop happy habits that will stay with them for life. The Happy Tank addresses why happiness is important and provides a framework for implementing positive psychology as a whole-school approach. Putting mentally healthy habits in place at a young age can help children realise their potential, cope with change, overcome challenges and adversity, and positively contribute to society. To get hold of a copy of this book click hereTo connect with John - TwitterTo learn more about John's work - https://kindnessmatters.co.uk/Support the showIf you enjoyed this episode please share it with others and I would love it if you would leave a review on Apple, Spotify or anywhere else.The Tiny Voices Talk book is out now . To get 30% off go to www.crownhouse.co.uk or www.independentthinkingpress.com and use the code TINY30.

หนังสือ Technical Analysis of Stock Trends ของ Robert D. Edwards, John Magee and W.H.C. Bassetti - การดูกราฟจะเป็นทักษะที่จำเป็นต่อไปในยุคสมัยนี้ เพราะมีผู้คนมากมายกำลังศึกษาและเรียนรู้วิชาการเทรดมากยิ่งขึ้น - ทุกหนังสือมีความคล้ายคลึงกัน แต่หน้าที่เราคือสังเกตให้ได้มากที่สุด แล้วเรียนรู้ว่าทุกอย่างมันมีจุดเบี่ยงเบนกันทั้งนั้น - เราถนัดแนวไหน ต้องเลือกสายให้ชัดเจนเหมือนว่าเราต้องเลือกครูผู้สอนในวิชาต่าง ๆ เสมอ อย่าคิดว่าเรียนกับใครก็ได้ - ความเก่าแก่ของหนังสือ บ่งบอกถึงความขลังของวิชานั้น ๆ ซึ่งหน้าที่เราคือดูสัญญาณต่าง ๆ และรูปแบบให้มากที่สุดเท่าที่มากได้ - ทั้งนี้ การเทรดมีความเสี่ยงมากมาย การบริหารความเสี่ยงคือการรู้จักตัวเองว่า เราต้องการอะไรบ้างในชีวิต สิ่งนี้สำคัญที่สุด

In this week's episode of Point of No Return (Episode 34) on the Close Quarter Dad podcast, we sit down with retired Bronx Lt., John Magee and dig into this situation, a woman gets swarmed in a playground by a group of teenage boys, after asking them to stop throwing rocks at an elderly man.  Her request, and standing up for the old man, results in five of the boys violently assaulting her, beating her to the ground. In this episode, John and I break down the important questions and outcomes that every parent should understand when facing these circumstances.  Share your comments below. Keep the discussion going. Check out the full episode at: The Devil's Playground, The Point of No Return 2 START TRAINING YOUR KIDS NOW Here's a complimentary lesson I made for channel listeners on the 3 Discussions you must have with your kids about safety and survival. It's only ten minutes long, but could be a life saving 10 minutes of your time spent. CloseQuarterDad.com/3Discussions CONNECT AND LEARN MORE WEBSITE: https://closequarterdad.com INSTAGRAM: https://instagram.com/closequarterdad FACEBOOK: https://Facebook.com/closequarterdad What can you do to support this channel? Subscribe, every new listener counts to usEngage, we are a community who supports each otherLeave a review, let us know what you thinkShare, know others who may get some value - then share our channel

Kindness Matters Founder – John Magee My name is John Magee AKA The Kindness Coach and Founder of Kindness Matters. I have been teaching kindness and wellbeing to school children and teachers since 2010.My motivation and passion for education began after the credit crunch of 2008, when I lost my family business, my marriage broke down and I battled bankruptcy and consequentially deep depression.I was given the opportunity by Community Business Partner CIC CEO, Amanda Meachin, and Darwen Community Academy Headteacher, Brendan Loughran, to speak at an event called Inspiring Communities.Looking back, never would I have imagined the impact this talk would have across the UK in raising awareness around mental health.The talk gave me the visibility and opportunity to create an AQA accredited PSHE course, to quickly become a best-selling author of Kindness Matters, be recognised as an inspirational speaker and develop online courses that would go on to transform staff and pupils' wellbeing with kindness at the heart of insets and pupil interventions.In 2012, I formed Kindness Matters to share that knowledge with others, to lead healthier and happier lives inside and outside of school.A bit more about me:AQA PSHE curriculum designer School governor North West Community Cohesion Award Winner NLP Coach & Mentor to leaders in education Best selling author of Kindness Matters Dad to three wonderful children I hope you find this website and the resources I share helpful for pupils and staff to understand the many ways we share and receive kindness! Thank you for your kindness,John Kindness Matters “If you read one book this year to help transform your life and the lives of others… this has to be it!” – Hal Elrod, #1 bestselling author, The Miracle Morning When you are kind to others, it not only changes you, it changes the world.

Welcome back to Of Primary Importance!In this podcast series we are exploring all things EYFS and primary with different topics and special guests each fortnight. In this episode, we are joined by John Magee. John's life mission and purpose to Cultivate Kindness in the Classroom by being a positive role model and sharing with everyone the many psychological and emotional benefits from practising daily kindness. He has helped transform over 10,000 children's lives and 1000's of teachers lives who have taken part in his Kindness Matters 30 Day Challenge and he looks forward to doing the same for anyone listening to this episode. In this episode we discussed The Respect Model John developed and how this helps reduce confrontations and encourages pupils to be more respectful of school staff. Here are some of the questions I asked  John:Please can you tell our listeners a little about who you are, what you do and your  background in education? What inspired you to become the Kindness Coach and how and when did that all start?I know you do a lot of work with schools, could you tell us some of the ways you support  educators?One of the aspects you mentioned was the RESPECT model, please can you explain what that is and how it came about?How do educators go about implementing the model?What has the impact been like for the schools that have implemented this?What other advice would you give to educators to encourage good choices in behaviour and learning?What are some of the pitfalls educators may unintentionally fall in to when it comes to behaviour management?How can staff create a culture of kindness in their classrooms and likewise how can senior leaders create this across the whole school?Where can schools get more information, support and resources?What's going on right now in the world of the Kindness coach and what's next? You can follow John on Twitter at @KindnessCoach_.You can also check out his YouTube channel. You can follow me (Kat Cauchi) on Twitter at @ReallyschoolKCheck out #OPIP and #OfPrimaryImportance for more content If you are interested on coming on the show or have a topic suggestion, send me a DM! Kat Cauchi is the product manager of ReallySchool and the editor of R.I.S.E. Magazine.She is also a former primary school teacher, member of the Global Equality Collective,  Technocamps  GiST role model, and Global EdTech author.   

Today's guest, Mike Kawula, is a new friend of mine. We were introduced through a previous guest on the podcast, John Magee aka The Kindness Coach. Mike is a very successful entrepreneur who quickly jumped on a couple calls to give me guidance by sharing his expertise and knowledge, while expecting nothing in return. That's the type of guys he is. He's got such a big and beautiful heart. During our episode we talk about the importance of being selfish, and how that's really not an accurate word for what we're referring to. Also about how we need to come together and connect more instead of allowing our differences to separate us and detach us from our oneness.Connect with Mike:michaelkawula@gmail.comIG - @mikekawula

Michigan St. U. peeps may remember John Magee. John held several positions at the U, including Exec Staff Assistant, College of Arts and Letters, and staff assistant in Ag & Nat Resources. Today, John serves as Assistant VP & Chief International Officer at Madonna University, Lavonia, MI. John and I continue to get together (he introduced me to his brother Jim along the way), and we talk about a range of issues. One issue (the focus here) is what John and Jim (also an internationalist) have learned about working internationally. "It's not about the deal," they argue, and it's certainly not about mining other countries for money and students. Rather, it's about establishing meaningful relationships and creating partnerships that benefit all parties involved. Not earth-shattering, you say? Well...ego, hubris, arrogance, and institutional self-centeredness (what another colleague calls "The Organization First" syndrome) make it more difficult (than easier) to put into practice. So here are John and Jim on "It's Not About the Deal."

Today's guest is The Kindness Coach, John Magee. He's got such amazing energy and he's so passionate about his life's mission of spreading kindness, I can't wait for you to be a part of our conversation. He's a Motivational Speaker, NLP Master Practitioner/Trainer, Best-Selling Author, and the UK Kindness Ambassador for Schools. John is someone I look up to and I couldn't be more humbled and grateful to have him on as a guest. During this episode we talk about the importance and power of kindness, how John is changing the world, and his self-care morning routine which is instrumental in how he approaches the day with such a kind and loving heart.

Author, Naturalist and all around good guy, Dr. Doug Tallamy joins John Magee and Capital Naturalist Alonso Abugattas to discuss one of the most important trees we can add to our landscapes- the Oak (Quercus spp.).  Known to support some 570 species of life, nothing can be more supportive to wildlife habitat than our most essential tree- the mighty Oak.

Today's episode is our full session with Stephanie Rothstien and John Magee aka the Kindness Coach. This was such a great session talking about Growth and Relationships. These two power houses have amazing takeaways from their experiences inside and outside of the classroom. They share tips and oppotunities to foster relationships with our learners and the importance of being open to learning as an adult to in turn help others around us grow too. Find out more about John Magee here: https://twitter.com/KindnessCoach_ https://t.co/KGQvNaZsc1?amp=1 Find out more about Stephanie Rothstein here: https://twitter.com/Steph_EdTech https://www.stephedtech.com/ Watch the full clip here: http://bit.ly/Empathetic201

John Magee, the kindness coach, is author of the best selling book Kindness Matters. He has helped transform the lives of over 10,000 children and thousands of teachers who have taken part in his Kindness Matters 30 day challenge. In this episode, John shares personal stories and insights that have helped him learn to fly as well as tips on how we can help children learn.

In this episode, Toria talks to John Magee AKA The Kindness Coach. After a challenging childhood, in which role-models were few and far between, John realised that was he had believed about himself was false. He set his life in a new direction and succeeded in the business world only to see it disappear due to the global financial crisis. So he set off in a different direction and is now an author, motivational speaker and role-model to many. He lives and breathes sharing kindness! Find him on Twitter @KindnessCoach_ or visit his website https://www.thekindnesscoach.meFind our more about the Respect Model and sign up for free at https://go.thekindnesscoach.me/

John Magee is a Certified NLP Trainer and Master Practitioner, inspirational Speaker and best selling author of his book called Kindness Matters. The 30 Day Challenge he created has already transformed the lives of over 100,000 people from all over the world, and he truly believes it will do the same for you because he is a man on a mission. In this episode, Ruqaya shared her Top 5 Actionable Life Lessons + Bonus which has helped her grow into the Servant Leader she is today and here they are: CHOICES - YOU HAVE INFINITE CHOICES SERVANT LEADERSHIP - BEING OF SERVICE LANGUAGE - USE POSITIVE / HEALING WORDS OF POWER SELF LOVING KINDNESS - BE KIND TO YOUR MIND GRATITUDE - SPEAK FROM YOUR HEART & STAY GRATEFUL ‘Your words have tremendous power, use them to heal people, not harm them.' - John Magee ‘What you do, comes back to you.' - John Magee ‘Wake up daily, set your intention to be of service.' - John Magee   CONNECT WITH JOHN: Twitter - (@KindnessCoach_ ) https://twitter.com/KindnessCoach_?s=21 Instagram - (@thekindnesscoach) https://instagram.com/thekindnesscoach?igshid=1n0y952uglmwo LinkedIn - (John Magee) https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-magee-53866620 Facebook - (John Magee) PERSONAL - https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100001003425671 PAGE - https://www.facebook.com/JohnMageeTheKindnessCoach/ YouTube - The Kindness Coach TV https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBcxOC_dtdHM_lH57wL16Ww Website - The Kindness Coach https://thekindnesscoach.me/ DOWNLOAD his FREE 30 Day Kindness Challenge :)

Join Peggy and Teri as they discuss flowers, herbs, and vegetables in their gardens, explain the term deadheading, and develop a summer bucket list of local gardens to visit. Listeners can send their gardening questions to gardensnplantspodcast@gmail.com. This episode is sponsored by John Magee, owner of Magee Design, a landscape design firm specializing in the use of native plants in the landscape (http://www.john-magee.com). He also hosts a podcast called The Native Plant Podcast (nativeplantpodcast.com).

Finding a book that escorts you into a world of possibilities is always a good thing. Gardenista - The Definitive Guide to StylishIutdoor Spaces is a terrific tour guide as you begin to consider enhancing your garden. I recently reviewed this awesome book on my website Click here to find out my thoughts. I had the pleasure of catching up with John Magee. I met John in 2017 at the Garden Bloggers Fling. His business focuses on using native plants in the landscape. John Magee has specific ideas on why we need to embrace natives and shared this concept with me. If you are considering a new landscape or enhancing your current green space, check out his website. Here you will find examples of his work. It will change your mind about going native! http://www.john-magee.com/ Follow me: Https://www.cottageinthecourt.com...Instagram and Twitter:@cottageincourt...Facebook: CottageInTheCourt, and sometimes on Medium: Cottage In The Court If you live in the DMV and want to know what's happening locally and in our gardens, follow the collaborative podcast by two garden communicators, Peggy Riccio and Teresa Speight. Two garden fanatics talking about real gardening as it occurs right in our own yards!! Check out Gardens 'n Plants In the meantime...Get outside and garden, Teri, Cottage In The Courtcottageinthecourt.com

2019.12.05 - John Magee - Student Leadership Chapel by North Central University

As a pancreatic cancer survivor and protestant priest, it is no surprise that John Magee describes the disease as a Goliath. In this episode, John tells his story of survival and shares the "five stones" he used to keep himself in the fight against this giant of a cancer.

John Magee is a Certified NLP Trainer and Master Practitioner, inspirational Speaker and best selling author of his book called Kindness Matters. He wrote his book to educate people into gaining a deeper understanding that no act of kindness no matter how small is ever wasted. The 30 Day Challenge he created has already transformed the lives of over 100,000 people from all over the world, and he truly believes it will do the same for you because he is a man on a mission. He regularly speaks in schools on the importance of education, respect for one's self and teaching staff about resilience, consequences of risk-taking behaviour, emotional intelligence and how pupils can tap into their potential by applying kindness inside and outside of the classroom. He also runs regular Kindness Matters Super Learning Days and teaches pupils how to achieve maximum communication and positive relationships with teachers and other pupils by applying what they learn from his 30-day challenge. In this episode, John shares his story of how he went from a life of crime to now becoming the No.1 Kindness Ambassador in the whole of the UK helping children and adults, live a life spreading more kindness and love within their communities and schools. Stay tuned till the end as he shares a FREE gift for you to receive.

This week, Chris is in San Diego attending Hitachi NEXT 2018, the annual user conference for Hitachi Vantara customers.  Hitachi Vantara was formed in 2017 from the merger of Hitachi Data Systems, Hitachi Insight Group and Pentaho.  Last year we spoke to Greg Knieriemen about the new company and the reasons behind the decision to […] The post #67 – Hitachi Vantara One Year On with John Magee appeared first on Storage Unpacked Podcast.

In this week's episode we talked about Options, The Rolling Stones and we have part 2 of our interview with John Magee

In this week's episode we talked about Game of Thrones, Stephen King films And we interview John Magee the author of Kindness matters

SUMMARY John grew up in the UK with a criminal record and found himself drowned in the world of parties, drugs and violence. However, he would one day meet a few people that would provoke him to think about his true potential and the idea of charity and helping others. That encounter, plus a Random Act Of Kindness (RAOK) by a footballer, would lead John down a path of building a global community that would spread the idea of kindness for generations to come.

Long before NAPA's Hidden Figures of the 1960’s space program, there were the The Rocket Girls: The Women Who Propelled Us, from Missiles to the Moon to Mars. When Sally Ride blasted off as the first American woman into space back in 1983, she may not have know it at the time, but she stood on the shoulders of dozens of woman who, beginning in the 1940's, helped America compete in the space race and the Cold War. Based at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, California, these woman essentially provided the computational power that made rocketry viable. They shattered not only glass ceilings, but helped free us from what poet John Magee call the “surly bonds of earth.” Nathalia Holt, trained at Massachusetts General Hospital, MIT and Harvard, takes us back to a seminal time for woman and America in space. My conversation with Nathalia Holt:

Es gibt Unterschiede zwischen Kulturen. Die Unterschiede sind in grundsätzlichen Bereichen. Es geht nicht darum, wie Visitenkarten ausgetauscht werden ... also nicht um Sitten und Gebräuchen. Es geht darum, wie wir denken und wie wir arbeiten . . . um Ansätze, Logiken, mindsets, Traditionen . . . um das nationalkulturelle DNA. ________ Dadurch daß wir uns in grundsätzlichen Bereichen unterscheiden, wirken die Unterschiede direkt und stetig auf die Zusammenarbeit. Verstehen wir die Unterschiede nicht, mißlingt die Zusammenarbeit. Werden sie doch verstanden, gelingt die Zusammenarbeit. Mit anderen Worten wirken Unterschiede im Denken und Handeln auf die Geschäftsergebnisse aus. ________ Meine Aufgabe ist es, dafür zu sorgen, daß sich Amerikaner und Deutsche verstehen. Wir stellen uns drei Fragen: Wo unterscheiden wir uns im Denken, daher im Handeln? Mit welchen Auswirkungen auf die Zusammenarbeit? Wie wandeln wir die Unterschiede von Schwächen in Stärken um? Drei Gespräche findet statt: Erstens, alleine. Also mit sich selbst. Selbstreflektion. Zweitens, mit Kollegen aus derselben Kultur, sowas wie eine ko-Selbstreflektion. Drittens, und entscheiden, mit Kollegen aus der anderen Kultur. Die Gespräche unterstütze ich als Coach ... als Leiter von Seminaren ... und mithilfe von cultureinfluences(punkt)com im Internet. ________ Wenn sich KollegInnen verstehen, geschehen drei Dinge: Erstens arbeiten sie besser zusammen. Das sieht man in den Ergebnissen. Das tut dem Unternehmen gut. Zweitens schlafen sie besser. Buchstäblich und im übertragenen Sinne. Die Zusammenarbeit macht Spaß. Das tun den Mitarbeitern gut. Drittens mögen und schätzen sie sich gegenseitig. Sie reden dann auch darüber bei Familie und Freunden. Das tut den Beziehungen zwischen den Ländern gut.

PODCAST: 17 Mar 2013 Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane 01 - Ride The Peace Train - Jackie Macaulay02 - Between the Jigs and the Reels (poem) - Moya Cannon03 - Na Cannabháin Bhána / Hardiman the Fiddler - The McCarthy Sisters04 - My Heart's Tonight in Ireland - Andy Irvine05 - Every County on the Island - Tommy Sands06 - I Wish I Had Someone To Love Me - Cathie Ryan07 - The Lonesome Road to Dingle - Niamh Ní Charra08 - Down by the Liffeyside (poem) - Gerry Brady (The Beggermen)*09 - Sweet Thames, Flow Softly - Christy Moore10 - You Are My Sunshine (& more!) - We Banjo 311 - Nothing To Show (For It All) - Dolores Keane12 - The Fiddler of Dooney(W B Yeats) - Fergal Keane13 - The Spiral Set - Nollaig & Mairréad Casey and Máire Ní Chathasaigh14 - The Sky Road - Jimmy McCarthy15 - In Praise of John Magee - Boys of the Lough16 - Song for Ireland - Dick Gaughan17 - If I Was A Blackbird - Eleanor Shanley18 - Off To California / The Home Ruler - Tom Cussen and Tony Howley19 - The Homes of Donegal - Paul Brady20 - The Wild Rover - The Dubliners Sig - Doon Reel - Frankie Lane *=no website available

Because of a family relationship, John Magee, Director of Chapel Ministries at Franciscan University of Steubenville, has very personal memories of Pope John Paul II and recalls several special experiences with our late Holy Father. (15:05, 6.9 MB)