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As the show begins to switch gears a bit, from talking with authors to talking with artists, theologians, musicians, poets –creatives of all kinds – we take a moment to reflect on what we've learned over the years making the show. Sarah talks with Larj Media's Principle Creative, Tina Nole, to talk about why she began these conversations and the many ways making the Peaceful Exit podcast has impacted her.This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
As Sarah looks forward to the future of a Peaceful Exit, we take a look back at some memorable moments of the past year with some of her most impactful guests. Link to Katy Butler's book:http://www.katybutler.com/author/the-art-of-dying-well/Link to Louisa Zondo's book:https://www.amazon.com/Dearest-MaRiky-Mothers-Journey-through-ebook/dp/B0C81LH954Link to Mary-Frances O'Connorhttps://maryfrancesoconnor.org/Link to Leslie Gray Streeterhttps://lesliegraystreeter.com/Link to Michael Wiegershttps://www.coppercanyonpress.org/authors/michael-wiegers/This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Colleen Echohawk A mission for shared prosperity, cultural representation, and impactful community work. Colleen Echohawk is a self-described aggressive optimist, incredible extrovert, and someone who sees the glass as not only half full, but overflowing with abundance. For her, the whole damn pie means having a lot of joy. Filling her life with beautiful dog walks, hanging with family and friends, singing karaoke, reading good books, and watching shows with her husband. Doesn't seem too much to ask right? But she's also a believer in shared prosperity and she's not afraid to step up and do the scary things in life—whether that's running for mayor of Seattle, building housing units for Seattle's urban native homeless, or running a native retail business. Over the last two decades, Colleen has done all this and so much more as part of her commitment to helping marginalized populations and native prosperity. Key Takeaways:Native disparity: In King County, less than 1% of the population are native, yet they make up over 15% of the homeless population. Inspiring her kids: Colleen's passionate about helping her children to understand truth, showing them that native people can be in office, and teaching them to not be afraid to take risks.Changing the native narrative: She's CEO of Eighth Generation, a Seattle-based art and lifestyle brand that is creating products by inspired natives, not native-inspired products. The Whole Pie means joy: Listen in for how Colleen achieves the whole damn pie. If you enjoy listening, be sure to follow us so you're the first to know when we add new episodes. While you're there, please leave us a review — we'd really appreciate it. Eighth GenerationProduced by Larj Media
Steven Tomlinson, Episcopal priest, playwright, and former economist, shares his personal journey through grief and healing after the sudden loss of his partner, David. Tomlinson reflects on how community, faith, and the process of writing his play Curb Appeal helped him navigate the complexities of loss. With wisdom drawn from his unique career in theology, theater, and business, Steven explores the raw realities of grief, the role of love in healing, and how faith has shaped his understanding of death and resurrection. His story offers deep insights into the power of presence, the mystery of life after death, and finding peace amidst the uncertainties of loss.This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
In this episode of Peaceful Exit, host Sarah Cavanaugh interviews Gabi Lowe, author of Get Me to 21: The Jenna Lowe Story. Gabi shares her deeply personal journey of love, loss, and resilience. Following the devastating diagnosis and eventual loss of her daughter Jenna to a rare lung condition, Gabi discusses how writing her book became both a mission to save lives and a profound act of healing. From battling South Africa's healthcare system to becoming an advocate for pulmonary hypertension and organ donation, Gabi's story is one of courage, strength, and the enduring impact of love. She also opens up about her husband's current battle with cancer and reflects on the meaning of authentic resilience, offering listeners insight into coping with unimaginable challenges.Find more of Gabi's work at:: https://thecoachingnest.co.za/about-gabi/The Jenna Lowe Trust : www.jennalowe.orgThis podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Michelle Hord, author of 'The Other Side of Yet,' recounts the devastating loss of her daughter, Gabrielle, who was murdered by her ex-husband. The conversation delves into how Michelle navigated her grief and transformed it into action, hope, and resilience. She reflects on her faith, the support of her community, and how starting the nonprofit Gabrielle's Wings has helped pain into action. Michelle also discusses the personal impact of other significant losses in her life and the importance of allowing oneself to feel joy again.Find Michelle's book at: https://michelledhord.com/the-other-side-of-yetThis podcast is produced by Larj Media.
In this episode, we talk with Luke Lorentzen and Mati Engel about their intimate documentary, 'A Still, Small Voice'. The film features Mati as a hospital chaplain during the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. The conversation delves into the emotional impact of chaplaincy, the challenges of burnout, and the importance of human connection in end-of-life care. Luke and Mati explore themes of witnessing, trauma, and the struggle to maintain presence and empathy during a healthcare disaster.Find a Still Small Voice: https://lukelorentzen.com/A-Still-Small-VoiceThis podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Delve into the dark side of online romance as Brit revisits the Kanon story, joined by con expert Jim Grinstead. This eye-opening episode will transform your perspective on digital dating and what to look out for. Brit and Jim explore the intricate world of love cons, unraveling tales of deception and financial exploitation featured in Jim's podcast, Scams and Cons. Together, they dissect the psychology behind emotional manipulation, offering valuable insights into the mechanics of these scams and their devastating impact on victims. Prepare for a gripping discussion that blends personal stories with expert analysis, shedding light on the shadows lurking within online relationships Sponsor information at https://brittaniard.com/sponsors Produced by Larj Media Executive Producer Brittani Ard ____________________________________ Suicide & Crisis Lifeline Call or Text 988 https://www.988lifeline.org Childhelp Call or Text 800.422.4453 https://www.childhelphotline.org/ National Drug Helpline call 844.289.0879 https://www.drughelpline.org/ National Domestic Violence Hotline www.thehotline.com HelpGuide Narcissist Abuse Resource https://www.helpguide.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
In this episode of Peaceful Exit, host Sarah Cavanaugh interviews Carole Fisher, who shares her deeply personal journey through experiences of grief, denial, and the healing power of community in the hit podcast The Girlfriends. Carole discusses how she and her friends processed the trauma of uncovering that her ex, Bob, was guilty of murder, and how denying harsh realities served as a temporary protective mechanism. Carole's story is one of strength and resilience, as she embraces her past, from dating a murderer to overcoming the stigma of her husband's suicide. She also shares her work with the organization No More, and in hospice care innovation.This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
In this episode of Peaceful Exit, host Sarah Cavanaugh interviews an anthropologist who immersed herself in the world of assisted dying in Oregon, Anita Hannig. Anita shares the methodology of participant observation, the emotional dynamics of end-of-life experiences, and the distinction between assisted dying and suicide. Her extensive research and personal reflections, highlight the differences in cultural practices and legal frameworks regarding euthanasia and assisted dying around the world. They also touch upon the death positive movement and the importance of discussing mortality openly.You can find Anita's book, “The Day I Die” on her website: https://anitahannig.com. You can also find her on twitter @anitahannig.This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
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Brittani Ard shares her interview on Peaceful Exit, a podcast about death, dying, and grief. Brittani and host Sarah Cavanaugh discuss how grief and loss shaped who she is and how she views the world. They also dive into the power of sharing personal narrative on the path to healing. The Peaceful Exit catalogue is filled with fascinating and emotional explorations of loss, love and who we become in the wake of death. Brittani's favorite recent episode featured brain scientist Mary Frances O'Connor. Be sure to follow Peaceful Exit wherever you get your podcasts and stay up to date with Sarah's on social media for updates @apeacefulexit. Sponsor information at https://brittaniard.com/sponsors Produced by Larj Media Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Brittani Ard, from the podcast "You Probably Think This Story's About You", shares her raw, unfiltered story of navigating loss and a manipulative relationship, revealing how personal tragedy became the catalyst for her opening up and mission to help other women. She offers a unique perspective on healing, discussing the unexpected empathy she developed for her ex-partner Kanan and what it taught her about recovery. Brittani provides an honest take on therapy, detailing what worked, what didn't, and how it shaped her journey. She explores the surprising role of laughter in dealing with grief and pain, and explains how she learned to use vulnerability as a superpower, turning perceived weaknesses into strengths.You can listen to “You Probably Think This Story's About You” wherever you get your podcasts. And follow Brittani on social media @brittani.ard.This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Kumi Naidoo is a prominent global activist. He is the former Secretary General of Amnesty International and Executive Director of Greenpeace. Kumi shares his life story from growing up in Apartheid South Africa to becoming a global activist for social and environmental justice. He talks about how personal tragedies, especially his mother's death by suicide when he was 15, and his son's death by suicide a few years ago, have shaped his life's purpose. Kumi reflects on his experiences as a student activist expelled from school, his time at Oxford University as a Rhodes scholar, and his return to South Africa after Nelson Mandela's release. He emphasizes the importance of "artivism" - using arts and culture to inspire change - and shares his thoughts on climate activism and giving hope to young people.Kumi's book is available for purchase: https://jacana.co.za/product/letters-to-my-mother/. You can follow him on social media @kuminaidoo. To learn more about his artivism work:https://www.instagram.com/artivismcon/This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Alua Arthur is an entrepreneur, death doula, and New York Times bestselling author, who recently published her book, 'Briefly Perfectly Human.' Alua shares her life story from fleeing Ghana as a child to finding her calling after an unexpected conversation on a bus. In this episode, Alua discusses the transformative nature of starting conversations about mortality, the universal wisdom found in the process of dying, and the need for cultural and racial awareness in end-of-life care.Alua also talks about the importance of setting boundaries, the many emotions of grief, and the importance of humor and compassion in dealing with loss. Alua's book, “Briefly Perfectly Human” is available for purchase: https://www.aluaarthur.com/. You can learn more about her work by following her on social media @alualoveslife. This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
From growing up in Apartheid South Africa to helping write the country's constitution, Louisa Zondo's life story is nothing short of extraordinary. We talk about her experiences as a young mother, her high-profile career, and the heartbreaking loss of her son Rikhado to suicide in 2022. Louisa shares openly about her grief and how she's finding healing.You can learn more about Louisa's amazing life and follow her on Instagram @louisazondo. Her book, “Dearest MaRiky: A Mother's Journey through Grief, Trauma and Healing,” can be purchased on Amazon, here: https://www.amazon.com/Dearest-MaRiky-Mothers-Journey-through-ebook/dp/B0C81LH954This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Mary-Frances O'Connor is a neuroscientist at the University of Arizona where she studies the impact of grief on the brain. Her work helps explain things like why we still expect our dead loved one to walk into the living room and why grief can feel so disorienting. As Mary-Frances explains, grief is a hormonal event, and understanding how it shows up in our brains can help us make sense of our own grief experience. In this episode, we cover how grief is really the brain learning to imagine a life with the absence of a loved one. Our brains know how to grieve. In fact, resilience is the most typical brain pattern of grieving.You can learn more about Mary-Frances' work and find her book, “The Grieving Brain: The Surprising Science of How We Learn from Love and Loss,” at https://maryfrancesoconnor.org/This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
After a terminal brain cancer diagnosis, Cynthia Clark's husband chose to have a medically assisted death when his treatment stopped working. Cynthia shares all about the grief of losing your partner while being his primary caregiver, how she parented young children who were also grieving and the nuance that comes with scheduling your death. In our last episode, we talked to Dr. Stefanie Green about her work as a MAID practitioner. My conversation with Cynthia is about what it's like to experience MAID as a family member. She's an advocate for families going through the MAID process and has a blueprint for how you can show up for a loved one who's dying.You can Cynthia's advocacy work and find her book, “The Many Faces of MAID: What to Expect When Someone You Know Chooses Medical Assistance in Dying” here: https://www.dyingwithdignity.ca/blog/the-many-faces-of-maid/This podcast is produced by Larj Media.
Host Ginger Hultin is joined by the founder of the Functional Medicine Movement, Dr. Jeffrey Bland. They delve into the realms of functional medicine, focusing on women's health, sleep, nutrition, and the immune system. Dr. Bland shares his insights on perimenopause and menopause from a functional and integrative perspective, highlighting the importance of addressing women's health beyond just balancing hormones. They also discuss social determinants of health, and how our social environments impact gene expression through epigenetics, stressing the reversibility of these epigenetic marks. Dr. Bland provides a detailed explanation on the adaptability of the immune system, the differences between innate and acquired immunity, and the effects of diet on health. In this episode, we'll cover: 01:13 The Evolution of Women's Health Research 03:57 Social Determinants and Epigenetics 05:55 Understanding the Immune System 13:14 Diet and Immune Health 17:38 Hormones and Women's Health 19:32 Aging, Sleep, and the Immune System About Ginger Hultin, MS, RD, CSO: Ginger Hultin is an integrative, clinical dietitian and cancer nutrition specialist with a master's degree from Bastyr University, where she currently serves as adjunct faculty teaching clinical nutrition. She has been in practice for over 10 years using a personalized, holistic nutrition approach. She runs a full-time virtual private practice, Ginger Hultin Nutrition where she helps clients with complex health problems improve their health thought nutrition. In addition to being the host of The Good Clean Nutrition Podcast, she is an author of two books, Anti-inflammatory Diet Meal Prep and the How to Eat to Beat Disease Cookbook. Ginger is also currently pursuing her doctorate in clinical nutrition. Connect with Ginger on Instagram, LinkedIn or her website. About Dr. Jeffrey Bland, PhD, FACN, FACB, CNS: Dr. Jeffrey Bland, PhD, FACN, FACB, CNS is known worldwide as the founder of the Functional Medicine movement, which represents his vision for a care model that is grounded in systems biology and informed by research. Dr. Bland began his career as a professor of Biochemistry at the University of Pugest Sound and contributed to the founding and accreditation of Bastyr University, the first federally accredited university offering undergraduate and graduate degrees in natural medicine. He has created the Personalized Lifestyle Medicine Institute (PLMI) and the Institute for Functional Medicine (IFM), the global leader in Functional Medicine education. Dr. Bland is the author of best-selling books and over 120 peer-reviewed research publications. Most recently he launched Big Bold Health which advocates for the power of immuno-rejuvenation to enhance immunity at a global level. Connect with Dr. Bland on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn or his website. This podcast is produced by Larj Media. Additional Links: This podcast is sponsored by Orgain Healthcare. If you're a credentialed healthcare professional, we invite you to join Orgain's Healthcare Ambassador Program. As a healthcare ambassador, you can request free product samples for yourself and your clients, watch webinars available for continuing education credit and obtain resources designed for you. Learn more and sign up for free at https://healthcare.orgain.com/welcome-kit-request. To find a transcript of this episode, please visit: https://healthcare.orgain.com/podcast. Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not intended to be medical advice. The material discussed on this podcast, and displayed on the associated webpage, is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition or treatment and before undertaking a new health regimen.
Alberta Wildfire is the fire management agency of the province of Alberta, Canada. With recent fire seasons growing longer and more intense, the agency has been looking to technology to help them be more strategic in how they allocate firefighters and equipment. In 2022, they began using an AI-powered tool that provides duty officers with data-driven insights for their decisions. Built by AltaML, an AI startup in Edmonton, Alberta, the tool leverages machine learning to analyze tens of thousands of data points and predict where new fires are likely to pop up the next day. This gives firefighters a head start in taking action to suppress burn conditions.In this episode, we hear from provincial wildfire management specialist Ed Trenchard, and AltaML's Graham Erickson, as they describe how AI is helping Alberta Wildfire control wildfires and save lives.Their story offers a vivid example of how AI can help solve public sector problems, augment the skills of experts, and deliver better outcomes for communities around the world. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Among her many roles and accomplishments, Arianna Huffington is the founder and CEO of Thrive Global, a leading behavioral change technology company with a mission to redefine productivity through wellbeing.Thrive Global is building an AI-powered assistant that will gently nudge people to take small breaks, add a few steps to their day, cut down on processed foods and pursue other habits that are good for our body and soul. The advice dished out by this assistant will be personalized for each individual, and delivered right in the flow of work through apps like Microsoft Teams.In a conversation with Hayete, Arianna talks about why supporting people to enjoy happier, healthier and more productive lives is such a personal mission for her. With AI, she believes we now have a unique opportunity to help people focus on what it means to be human, and what matters the most to them.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Project Gutenberg is the world's first digital library. For over 50 years, it has been steadfast in its commitment to provide free, unfettered access to digitized literature for everyone. Run entirely by volunteers and driven purely by its mission to share public domain literature and information, Project Gutenberg stands out for how closely it hews to its altruistic vision, from creating e-books to audiobooks. Now, they are using AI text-to-speech capabilities from Microsoft to accelerate the progress of creating an extensive audiobook library. They've already created over 5,000 audiobooks using AI, and through this process, they've demonstrated how cost-effective AI can be to help build a world where literature can easily be shared. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
After a successful initial rollout of GitHub Copilot that increased developer productivity, Accenture now has given the tool to more than 10,000 developers worldwide — with a burgeoning waitlist of teams eager to deploy other Copilots. In this episode, we hear from Karen Odegaard, Accenture's Global IT Managing Director, about how the firm is using generative AI and GitHub Copilot to transform the developer experience and reinvent the way developers do their jobs. According to Karen, driving adoption isn't just throwing new tools at people. It's making sure the value is clear, and the tools are effective enough to change behaviors and mindsets. She shares her fascinating perspective on business transformation in the age of AI that any organization can learn from. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
What if every student had access to a personal tutor who could help them learn based on customized areas of improvement or subjects of interest? This was the ambitious goal of the United Arab Emirates' Ministry of Education. To turn this into reality, they connected with Quddus Pativada, the 20-year-old founder of AI learning firm ASI. Pativada had already developed and tested an AI tutor with the potential to transform how students learn, and was looking for a customer to implement his solution. Rather than trying to block the use of AI in their education system, the UAE is embracing it. Working with ASI and Microsoft, the Ministry is rolling out the AI tutor for all students across the country, providing one-on-one tutoring as a means to modernize and improve learning at all levels. In this episode, we hear from both Quddus and Raghad Aljughaiman, Strategic and Future Planning Advisor at the UAE Ministry of Education, about their ambitious journey toward personalized, AI-assisted learning at scale. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
On this episode of Pivotal, we meet Matija Zulj, the founder and CEO of the Croatian software company AGRIVI. Mitija explains how his company's new AI solution — AGRIVI Ed — is making a large trove of industry and environmental data available and accessible to farmers to help them make better, faster decisions that can significantly improve their crop yields and income.AGRIVI believes that the positive effects of agriculture's digital transformation will extend beyond making farming more efficient and profitable — it also has the potential to entice a younger generation to join the industry, reduce food waste, and help solve the global problem of food insecurity. Empowering farmers with AI tools is the new frontier of digital agriculture, and it ensures our access to food for generations to come.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
BeeOdiversity's mission is to help regenerate biodiversity and reduce pesticides and heavy metals in the environment by combining the brilliance of Mother Nature with technology. Their BeeOmonitoring solution uses data obtained from bees to measure pollutants and the state of biodiversity — and then help people use those measurements to change things for the better. After 10 years of collecting environmental data in partnership with bees and beekeepers worldwide, BeeOdiversity is working with Microsoft to process and interpret their findings through AI and machine learning tools. These new tools give them the power to review massive datasets and deliver timely, actionable insights that would have been impossible to uncover before. The beauty of this approach is that bees work every day to visit billions of plants across a vast area — and people rarely argue with their findings. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
In the world of customer service, being able to understand the customer's needs, resolve issues, and pass along critical information to other service agents are critical factors that companies must get right. Ric Todd, Director of Strategy and Innovation for Customer Service and Support at Microsoft, believes the advent of generative AI will transform these processes for service agents and allow them to focus even more on how to serve customers better. Ric's role centers around deploying and operationalizing new technology solutions for customer service at Microsoft, while providing feedback to improve those very solutions. In rolling out Dynamics 365 Customer Service and Copilot for Service across the organization, his team is seeing not only the benefits of a large language model that can reason over massive amounts of information instantly — but also a surprising ability to help agents tune into customers' sentiments and communicate more effectively.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
When somebody is shopping for a car, they need real-world reviews and practical information about each make and model. But for retailers with tens of thousands of cars for sale at any given time, offering the right content for shoppers to make an informed decision is a continual challenge. Today, CarMax is tackling this fundamental business problem by using AI to empower its content creation teams. This episode of Pivotal features CarMax's Chief Information and Technology Officer, Shamim Mohammad, who discusses his company's interesting approach to building new AI solutions on a foundation of solid data governance and culture of experimentation, which has yield extraordinary results for customer and employee experiences.According to Shamim, by starting small, allowing teams the space to learn and get better, and then empowering them to put innovations into production, they can create incredible solutions and scale them quickly. And the beauty is every organization can benefit from this approach.00:02 Introduction and Welcome00:19 The Role of AI in Business Transformation01:19 Introducing Guest: Shamim Mohammad from CarMax01:53 Shamim's Journey and Role at CarMax03:25 The Advent of AI and its Impact04:42 AI Implementation at CarMax07:51 The Importance of AI Governance10:09 Creating a Culture of Experimentation12:19 Scaling AI Projects and Governance13:15 The Role of Data in AI Implementation27:08 Lessons Learned from AI Implementation29:17 The Future of AI30:53 Conclusion and FarewellLink to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Since the beginning of Natasha Crampton's career in law, she's had an interest in the areas where law intersects with technology and its effects on society at large. And as technology has evolved, so has her focus. Today Natasha is Microsoft's Chief Responsible AI Officer, and no two days are the same. Internally she works shoulder-to-shoulder with engineering teams to build new AI technologies in a way that grounds AI's awesome capabilities within Microsoft's Responsible AI Standard. Outside of the company, Natasha contributes to a broad industry, community and government discussion about the laws and standards that will be needed to bring AI to life in a responsible way. It's a fascinating line of thought, and as she says, there is much more ahead of us than behind. Tune in to this episode of Pivotal to get a glimpse into the ethics of AI and how a diverse set of perspectives and skills are coming together to make this exciting new tech frontier a reality. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
When we think of AI, it's usually in the context of offices, call centers or manufacturing plants — but today USA Surfing is using AI to understand and analyze the performance of athletes in one of the world's most unpredictable natural environments. On the latest episode of Pivotal, Chair of USA Skateboarding and President of the Global Action Sports Foundation Brandon Lowery discusses USA Surfing's wave-breaking new AI solution and how it can help surfers, coaches and judges to learn, improve and even recover from injury. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Local journalism has long been the lynchpin that connects people to their communities and to the nation at large. Those diverse local perspectives are critical for providing a sense of place and including everyone in the national dialogue. But across the U.S., journalism has become imperiled as news outlets dry up and go out of business — and those remaining are being asked to do more with less. In this episode, Josh Brandau of Nota talks about his lifelong passion for the news, and how Nota is using AI tools to help newsrooms thrive in the digital age and allow journalists to focus on their craft.00:00 Introduction and Welcome00:19 The Role of AI in Business Transformation00:53 Demystifying AI through Innovators01:21 The Concept of News Deserts02:08 Josh Brandau's Journey into Journalism03:58 The Struggles of News Organizations05:12 The Impact of AI on Local Journalism05:31 The Challenges Faced by Small Newspapers06:16 How Nota is Assisting Newsrooms07:40 The Role of AI in Journalism10:16 The Importance of Human Control in AI11:07 How Nota's Tools Work14:36 The Impact of Nota on Local News23:03 The Future of Nota and AI in Journalism30:35 Conclusion and Final ThoughtsLink to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
We are celebrating Thierry’s life and the lasting impact he has had on all of us // We’ve asked past producers of the show to come join us in honoring Thierry // Tina Nole from Larj Media is here // We have Pamela Hinkley, Amy Pennington, Amy Richardson, and Madeline Pennington in the studio to share memorable stories about our treasured Thierry // Tom and Loretta practically grew up around Thierry - stories // Conversations and stories in honor of the Chef in the Chapeau
Pivotal was created to highlight the human element of technology's evolution. In the first season, we hosted 12 incredible storytellers, each one unpacking how people in their organizations are giving technology purpose by applying it in ways that solve problems, create opportunities, and spark transformation. In this episode, we reflect on our guests' ingredients for success that illustrate the critical role connection, compassion, and creativity play in driving positive impact through technology.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
In the wake of obtaining shocking public records about her sister's case, host Andrea Dunlop decides to divulge the details of the second investigation into her sister, Megan Carter. Seated alongside Detective Mike Webber, Andrea delves into the extensive documentation, and together the two unpack the devastating information about what reportedly happened to her niece. Despite video evidence, a successful separation test, and expert testimony from one of the most well-respected experts in the country, the juvenile court judge who reviewed the case returned custody of Megan's two children. Andrea remains deeply concerned that her niece and nephew are victims of a flawed system incapable of addressing the horrifying reality of medical child abuse and makes public the evidence against her sister as a last resort to protect them. During their discussion, Andrea and Mike also examine an irresponsible and misleading article about Megan's case published by NBC in collaboration with King 5, a local Seattle news outlet. In what has become a distressing pattern in media coverage of medical child abuse cases, this article attacks the doctor who reported the abuse and neglects to mention the evidence that made her do so. Meanwhile the judge's order that returned custody of the two children—and on which the media's reporting appears to have relied—contains shocking mistakes and untruths. Andrea talks to someone close to the case to set the record straight. The reporting in this episode is based on information in the public record. We have collected the relevant documents at the link below: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1AGfJiX-nZ39knECXhafzZ_TOItMmjXoD?usp=drive_link *** Buy Andrea's books here. Follow host Andrea Dunlop on Instagram for behind-the-scenes photos: @andreadunlop To support the show, subscribe on Apple Podcasts or go to Patreon.com/NobodyShouldBelieveMe where you can listen to exclusive bonus content and access all episodes early and ad-free. For more information and resources on Munchausen by Proxy, please visit MunchausenSupport.com Download the APSAC's practice guidelines here. *** Sponsored by: Hello Fresh, America's #1 meal kit Go to HelloFresh.com/believe50 and use code believe50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! Produced by Larj Media Note: This episode contains sensitive content related to child abuse. Listener discretion is advised. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
The Waybourns face the daunting task of safeguarding Alyssa against Brittany's relentless attempts to pull her back into her web. We hear more about Alyssa's turbulent journey to become a Waybourn, as the family fights through a system that doesn't know how to deal with medical child abuse. Beatrice Yorker, a child and adolescent psychiatric nurse, law professor and MBP expert, reveals the disturbing extent to which this crime is overlooked in our society. We also speak to a family law attorney who helps illuminate the complexities of these cases. *** Follow host Andrea Dunlop on Instagram for behind-the-scenes photos: @andreadunlop Buy Andrea's books here. To support the show, subscribe on Apple Podcasts or go to Patreon.com/NobodyShouldBelieveMe where you can listen to exclusive bonus content and access all episodes early and ad-free. For more information and resources on Munchausen by Proxy, please visit MunchausenSupport.com Download the APSAC's practice guidelines here. *** Sponsored by: Hello Fresh, America's #1 meal kit Go to HelloFresh.com/believe50 and use code believe50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! *** Produced by Larj Media. Note: This episode contains sensitive content related to child abuse. Listener discretion is advised. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Following a devastating 2019 ransomware attack on the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians (EBCI), Principal Chief Richard Sneed breaks down the damage done, lessons learned, and cybersecurity protocols his department has since established. Chief Sneed explains why his perspective of cybersecurity changed after this incident, and how he has prioritized cloud migration and a zero-trust mindset to protect the tribe's operations, assets, and digital future.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Rachel Higham, CIO of WPP, reflects on the principles of human-centered design and how it helped her not only overhaul the company's global IT organization but also craft the team that planned and carried out the work. In prioritizing human experience, growth mindset, and service to employees and clients, Rachel and her tight-knit crew kept their “big rules” in perspective to reset WPP's technology ecosystem according to the everyday ways their 130,000 colleagues engage with it.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
In this bonus episode my producer Tina Nole from Larj Media and I respond to some of the questions that came up about Season 1, break down a few myths about Munchausen Syndrom By Proxy (Medical Child Abuse) and we'll preview what's coming up June 15th when we release Season 2 of the show. To support the show, go to https://apple.co/nobodyshouldbelieveme to listen on Apple Podcasts and just click ‘Subscribe' on the top of the show page to listen to exclusive bonus content and access all episodes early and ad-free or go to Patreon.com/NobodyShouldBelieveMe. *** Sponsored by: Hello Fresh, America's #1 meal kit Go to HelloFresh.com/believe50 and use code believe50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Ahmed Mihaimeed of SOS Children's Villages International discusses what he observed among the parents he met in eastern and southern Africa: a desire to find the tools to grow as caregivers, and to be able access those tools without extensive travel. He tells the story of Rafiki, the mobile app he helped to create as a companion to parents that provides support while honoring their lifestyles, language preferences, day-to-day pressures, and aspirations for their families.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Valerie Beaulieu-James of The Adecco Group discusses how her company has helped both clients and job candidates adapt to a changing labor market, using innovative tech platforms to modernize how employees think about and learn new skills. Valerie shares how tech-driven approaches to train existing workers, identify transposable skills, and match workers' strengths to available roles has helped employers overcome talent scarcity and connected people with positions that align with their purpose.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
Julie Clugage shares how her passion for providing access to quality education led her to creating Team4Tech, a non-profit that helps bring technology programs to schools in the developing world. In this episode, Julie and Theophile Habiyambere of Gashora Girls Academy in Rwanda tell the story of their partnership, and how it has had a lasting impact on students, teachers, and schools across the country.Link to full episode transcript. Produced by Larj Media.
Sally VanDereedt has always held curiosity for science and enthusiasm for new challenges. As a technology specialist for St. Lucie Public Schools in Florida, Sally has transformed the experience of learning and working in the district by encouraging faculty and students to embrace technology. In this episode, Sally explains the timeless and powerful philosophy behind her approach — to get people to use a new tool, show you care about them and what it means to their goals. Link to full episode transcript. Produced by Larj Media
Jenny Lay-Flurrie “rode the wave of the nerdy” from an IT desk all the way to Microsoft, where accessibility became her day job. As Microsoft's Chief Accessibility Officer, she joined and shaped a community that spearheaded the company's accessibility journey, transforming experiences for employees and customers alike. Jenny discussed her calling to do something impactful with her career, and the doors that open when accessibility becomes a constant force through Microsoft's events, offices, devices, language and culture.Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media
Technology adoption is all about change management and how companies incorporate employees through the integration process. Nadja Soto Huurre shares how she harnessed technology and led the integration of IKEA's new scheduling tool – the Shifts app in Microsoft Teams – helping connect and empower IKEA's workforce. Nadja's drive to find ways to be more efficient and see more productivity, along with supportive leadership, was crucial to a smooth transition to the new software. This change helped IKEA's frontline workers feel valued while showing leadership in how the app would create efficiency and cost savings. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.
We live in a culture that avoids death and Peaceful Exit is an invitation to be in candid conversation about it. Writer and host Sarah Cavanaugh believes talking about death will work to dispel our natural fear and build courage in the face of death. She's talking to authors who have written extensively on the topic to help us normalize death as part of the human experience, no matter who you are, no matter your politics, spiritual faith or socioeconomic status. Peaceful Exit explores how to radically accept our eventual demise, how to talk about it and even plan for it. But it's not all doom and gloom – there's joy, meaning and connection to be found in exploring the messiness of death, dying and grief.For more information about Peaceful ExitOriginal Music by Ricardo Russell, find him on Band Camp Produced by Larj Media
Gianni Giacomelli is in it for the “aha” moments, when connections between coworkers, the workplace, and the work itself are strong enough to engage employees, but flexible enough to foster innovation. I spoke with Genpact's Senior Advisor, Innovation about the intersection of technology and neuroscience and its impact on how the human network evolves. As we increasingly match advances in technology with our understanding of our own psychology, we get an inspiring glimpse of what's possible. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media
Dr. Lilian Pintea gave me a fascinating window into how he harnesses technology in his work as VP of conservation science at the Jane Goodall Institute. From leveraging Cloud and AI to digitize more than 400,000 records of chimpanzee behavior, to using satellite imagery to observe ecosystems and animals from space, Dr. Pintea says technology helps him feel more deeply connected to the nature he studies, and better able to engage local communities to support conservation efforts. Link to full episode transcript.Produced by Larj Media.Microsoft/Goodall Institute Case Study https://customers.microsoft.com/en-us/story/1417832543689271020-jane-goodall-institute-nonprofit-azure Hayete's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/hayetegallot/ Microsoft landing page https://news.microsoft.com/podcasts/pivotal/ Jane Goodall Institute http://janegoodall.org/ JGI's latest book on the Tacare approach to holistic conservation: https://www.esri.com/about/newsroom/arcnews/discover-the-tacare-approach-to-holistic-conservation/
REI's Kate Wendt shares how a pivotal decision to rethink the role of the office while maintaining employee engagement impacted REI's commitment to their triple bottom line (people, place and planet). Plus, we learn the many ways that doing good is good for business.Link to full episode transcription.Produced by Larj Media. Connect with Hayete on Linkedin.
Andrea and her Producer Tina at Larj Media talk about how the show came to be, the journey towards finding and talking with Hope Ybarra and what you can look forward to for season 2 of the show. *** Buy Andrea's books here. To support the show, go to https://apple.co/nobodyshouldbelieveme to listen on Apple Podcasts and just click ‘Subscribe' on the top of the show page to listen to exclusive bonus content and access all episodes early and ad-free or go to Patreon.com/NobodyShouldBelieveMe. *** Sponsored by: Hello Fresh, America's #1 meal kit Go to HelloFresh.com/believe50 and use code believe50 for 50% off, plus your first box ships free! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Recorded, produced and edited by Larj Media in April 2020 Some lessons never get old! This oldie but goodie conversation between organizer, artist and leader, “Dr” Phillip Agnew and SNT is a special lecture at the “Nina Turner School of Hell-Raising Humanitarians”. More than a history review, this mind-blowing session takes on wealth, health, safety, morality and how our “bastard” country has murdered its way to exactly where we are right now. Be prepared to be schooled with helpful facts to keep your foot on the gas toward continued organizing, motivating and activating. Hello Somebody. NOTES: Phillip Agnew TED Talks: https://www.ted.com/speakers/phillip_agnew Black Men Build: http://www.blackmen.build/ Black Men Build Survival Guide: http://www.blackmen.build/page/survivalguide/ Dream Defenders Contact https://dreamdefenders.org/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Recorded, produced and edited by Larj Media in April 2020 Some lessons never get old! This oldie but goodie conversation between organizer, artist and leader, “Dr” Phillip Agnew and SNT is a special lecture at the “Nina Turner School of Hell-Raising Humanitarians”. More than a history review, this mind-blowing session takes on wealth, health, safety, morality and how our “bastard” country has murdered its way to exactly where we are right now. Be prepared to be schooled with helpful facts to keep your foot on the gas toward continued organizing, motivating and activating. Hello Somebody. NOTES: Phillip Agnew TED Talks: https://www.ted.com/speakers/phillip_agnew Black Men Build: http://www.blackmen.build/ Black Men Build Survival Guide: http://www.blackmen.build/page/survivalguide/ Dream Defenders Contact https://dreamdefenders.org/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
*Warning: This episode contains a description of violence. Our fearless leader, Senator Nina Turner, gets back into formation with organizer and Freedom Fighter, Sister Martese Chism of National Nurses United. Get on this emotional rollercoaster with these two bold, non-conforming, “good-trouble” troublemakers as they shout to the heavens about policy and power, sacrifice, listening to elders, and of course, their eye glass game. Hello Somebody!! LINKS: Produced in Partnership with Larj Media http://www.larjmedia.com Good Trouble Matters : https://www.goodtroublematters.com/ Marquita Bradshaw: https://www.marquitabradshaw.com/ Maxine Smith & “If you’re Black, take it back” Campaign : https://www.highgroundnews.com/features/MemphisBlackHistoryMaxineSmith.aspx Congressman Carl B. Stokes & Louis Stokes : https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Louis_Stokes QUOTE: Ella Baker: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1329988-until-the-killing-of-black-men-black-mothers-sons-becomes James Baldwin: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/14373-know-from-whence-you-came-if-you-know-whence-you#:~:text=If%20you%20know%20whence%20you,to%20where%20you%20can%20go.%E2%80%9D SONG: GLORY – by Common & John Legend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUZOKvYcx_o Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
*Warning: This episode contains a description of violence. Our fearless leader, Senator Nina Turner, gets back into formation with organizer and Freedom Fighter, Sister Martese Chism of National Nurses United. Get on this emotional rollercoaster with these two bold, non-conforming, “good-trouble” troublemakers as they shout to the heavens about policy and power, sacrifice, listening to elders, and of course, their eye glass game. Hello Somebody!! LINKS: Produced in Partnership with Larj Media http://www.larjmedia.com Good Trouble Matters : https://www.goodtroublematters.com/ Marquita Bradshaw: https://www.marquitabradshaw.com/ Maxine Smith & “If you’re Black, take it back” Campaign : https://www.highgroundnews.com/features/MemphisBlackHistoryMaxineSmith.aspx Congressman Carl B. Stokes & Louis Stokes : https://ohiohistorycentral.org/w/Louis_Stokes QUOTE: Ella Baker: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/1329988-until-the-killing-of-black-men-black-mothers-sons-becomes James Baldwin: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/14373-know-from-whence-you-came-if-you-know-whence-you#:~:text=If%20you%20know%20whence%20you,to%20where%20you%20can%20go.%E2%80%9D SONG: GLORY – by Common & John Legend: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HUZOKvYcx_o Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com
Hello Somebody! Today, I want to introduce you to a show that's produced by the same folks who do my show - Larj Media. I hope you'll love it as much as I do! Every other week, AJ and Dalin dive into what it means to exist in a constant state of recharge and fatigue in today’s climate while finding the self-care necessary in Blackness, Beyoncé, and Batman. If you’re looking to foster community and discover more self-identity, we got you. (subscribe to Battle Fatigue wherever you get podcasts) On this episode: Welcome back, BF Community! By now, we know that AJ is against all things horror while Dalin is 100% all in and that dynamic makes for a unique take on their dive into the first four episodes of Lovecraft Country. Caution: There will be spoilers! This week, they’ll talk the real history the series invokes, in addition to what it looks like when Black folks operate in the sci-fi/horror genre unashamed and untethered. From mythical monsters and Indiana Jenkins to James Baldwin and sundown towns, this is a series that explores multiple spectrums simultaneously. It’s so good, even AJ is willing to catch what she can in-between fingers over her eyes! But before all that mess, the duo take a personal moment to honor the life of Chadwick Boseman, specifically his role in Black Panther and the connection it holds to their growing friendship. SHOW NOTES Seattle’s Segregated History https://www.seattlepi.com/local/opinion/article/Remember-Seattle-s-segregated-history-1222098.php Article referencing Lovecraft Bobo and Emmett Till, shows a picture side-by-side https://metro.co.uk/2020/09/02/lovecraft-country-made-a-heartbreaking-reference-to-emmett-till-and-fans-had-no-idea-13215594/ History of Sundown Towns with reference to Lovecraft Country https://slate.com/culture/2020/08/lovecraft-country-hbo-sundown-towns-real-history.html Baldwin v Buckley Debate https://youtu.be/5Tek9h3a5wQ The racism of HP Lovecraft https://lithub.com/we-cant-ignore-h-p-lovecrafts-white-supremacy/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Hello Somebody! Today, I want to introduce you to a show that's produced by the same folks who do my show - Larj Media. I hope you'll love it as much as I do! Every other week, AJ and Dalin dive into what it means to exist in a constant state of recharge and fatigue in today’s climate while finding the self-care necessary in Blackness, Beyoncé, and Batman. If you’re looking to foster community and discover more self-identity, we got you. (subscribe to Battle Fatigue wherever you get podcasts) On this episode: Welcome back, BF Community! By now, we know that AJ is against all things horror while Dalin is 100% all in and that dynamic makes for a unique take on their dive into the first four episodes of Lovecraft Country. Caution: There will be spoilers! This week, they’ll talk the real history the series invokes, in addition to what it looks like when Black folks operate in the sci-fi/horror genre unashamed and untethered. From mythical monsters and Indiana Jenkins to James Baldwin and sundown towns, this is a series that explores multiple spectrums simultaneously. It’s so good, even AJ is willing to catch what she can in-between fingers over her eyes! But before all that mess, the duo take a personal moment to honor the life of Chadwick Boseman, specifically his role in Black Panther and the connection it holds to their growing friendship. SHOW NOTES Seattle’s Segregated History https://www.seattlepi.com/local/opinion/article/Remember-Seattle-s-segregated-history-1222098.php Article referencing Lovecraft Bobo and Emmett Till, shows a picture side-by-side https://metro.co.uk/2020/09/02/lovecraft-country-made-a-heartbreaking-reference-to-emmett-till-and-fans-had-no-idea-13215594/ History of Sundown Towns with reference to Lovecraft Country https://slate.com/culture/2020/08/lovecraft-country-hbo-sundown-towns-real-history.html Baldwin v Buckley Debate https://youtu.be/5Tek9h3a5wQ The racism of HP Lovecraft https://lithub.com/we-cant-ignore-h-p-lovecrafts-white-supremacy/ Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
To her Special Advisor, she’s Ya-Ya; to the world, she’s Senator Nina Turner. Nina takes a reflective walk and sees the world through his eyes while asking us to do the same because she knows that when modern-day freedom fighters get their steps in, big things happen, even during COVID-19. Join the party on Patreon for exclusive content, merch and early access to episodes: Hello Somebody on Patreon Hello Swag! Produced by our team at Larj Media, creative design by Grace & Co. with help from Julia Griffen, writing Peppur Chambers & Angelo Greco. #HelloSomebody Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Welcome to the first episode of Hello Somebody where Senator Nina Turner, the hell-raising humanitarian, talks truth, justice, humanity and everything in-between. Launched purposefully on Juneteenth, today’s message speaks to the pain we ALL are feeling due to the suffering experienced by generations of Black livelihoods lost and that unpretty pursuit of justice that has led to the brutal awakening that currently reflects the mood of this country. Nina asks you to use your voice, your power, and get realistic about what you can be in today’s quest for freedom. Because when Black folks are liberated, everyone is liberated. Let’s get free. Hello Somebody. Join the party on Patreon for exclusive content, merch and early access to episodes: Hello Somebody on Patreon Hello Swag! Produced by our team at Larj Media, creative design by Grace & Co. with help from Julia Griffen, writing Peppur Chambers & Angelo Greco. #HelloSomebody Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
To her Special Advisor, she’s Ya-Ya; to the world, she’s Senator Nina Turner. Nina takes a reflective walk and sees the world through his eyes while asking us to do the same because she knows that when modern-day freedom fighters get their steps in, big things happen, even during COVID-19. Join the party on Patreon for exclusive content, merch and early access to episodes: Hello Somebody on Patreon Hello Swag! Produced by our team at Larj Media, creative design by Grace & Co. with help from Julia Griffen, writing Peppur Chambers & Angelo Greco. #HelloSomebody Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Welcome to the first episode of Hello Somebody where Senator Nina Turner, the hell-raising humanitarian, talks truth, justice, humanity and everything in-between. Launched purposefully on Juneteenth, today’s message speaks to the pain we ALL are feeling due to the suffering experienced by generations of Black livelihoods lost and that unpretty pursuit of justice that has led to the brutal awakening that currently reflects the mood of this country. Nina asks you to use your voice, your power, and get realistic about what you can be in today’s quest for freedom. Because when Black folks are liberated, everyone is liberated. Let’s get free. Hello Somebody. Join the party on Patreon for exclusive content, merch and early access to episodes: Hello Somebody on Patreon Hello Swag! Produced by our team at Larj Media, creative design by Grace & Co. with help from Julia Griffen, writing Peppur Chambers & Angelo Greco. #HelloSomebody Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers
Katie and Ronit announce Smart Mouth, their collaboration with TYT Network and Larj Media. Smart Mouth is a new weekly show on TYT’s YouTube channel featuring news, politics, and back talk, now with lipstick! Seriously though, going on camera gave Katie and Ronit a lot to think about, like does looking good on TV matter? What does being “polished” even mean? Can a woman be taken seriously in a schmata? And more good news, Mouthy Messy Mandatory is moving to Tuesdays! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
It’s #RememberDecember! Now is time to take a moment to reflect and regroup for a strong 2018. Episode 39 of the Success Bully Podcast features Ruby Love, Co-Founder of Swurveys, who is also a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, activist, board member, mentor and all around treasure. A single title is simply not enough. In “Some of Those Stones are for Other People, ” Ruby offers her unique approach to goal setting. After you have broken your goal into small stepping stones, take a moment to think are there steps you may be able to skip, sidestep or jump over to accelerate your progress? Let’s get after it! Special thanks to Larj Media for literally everything.
We are wrapping up #NowNovember! I hope in that you are in a state of readiness for a 2018 that your deserve. Episode 38 of the Success Bully Podcast features Ruby Love, Co-Founder of Swurveys, who is also a serial entrepreneur, philanthropist, activist, board member, mentor and all around treasure. A singular title is simply not enough. In “Take a Chance and Say Yes,” Ruby encourages us all to say yes to new opportunities when it aligns with your state of readiness. As we gear up for the start of a New Year, I encourage you to take a chance and say yes. Special thanks to Tina Nole and my family at Larj Media for taking a chance and saying yes to me.
#NowNovember Now is the time to get started on your goals. Now is the time to move forward. Just because the holiday season is upon us, doesn’t mean that we let up. Once again, I have April Pride founder & CCO of Van Der Pop North America's most recognized female-focused cannabis lifestyle brand. April is perfectly aligned with my theme for November. In “Timing is the Competitive Edge,” April reminds us all that when time is on your side, you must move with momentum. That time-sensitive movement, may require you to shift your focus and table other projects so that you can grab opportunities. Special thanks to Tina Nole and my family at Larj Media for always being on time.
#NewYearsInOctober has been a blast and time to refocus. Episode 33 of the Success Bully Podcast, “The Quiet Weights We Bear as Entrepreneurs,” is a mini MBA. Roz Edison COO and Co-founder of Marination, the home of Hawaiian Korean Cuisine at four locations in the greater Seattle area, shares her very realistic and efficient approach to managing email (trust me I implemented them with the utmost haste), the best productivity hack of trust as well as the invaluable leadership lesson to not define oneself by things that happen in your business. Special thanks to Tina Nole and my family at Larj Media for pushing me to keep going bigger and better each time.
The #NewYearsInOctober momentum keeps rolling along. I am excited to finish and start strong. Roz Edison, COO and Co-founder of the Seattle-based Marination family of restaurants, joins me for some spirited business and life insights. In Episode 32 of the Success Bully Podcast lovingly titled “The Spreadsheets Started Flowing,” Roz (a self-described numbers/operations person) not only shares her wildly interesting backstory, she explains how Marination has used strategic opportunism (that cross sect of opportunity meets preparedness) to get started and build a local food empire. Special thanks to Tina Nole and my family at Larj Media for pushing me to keep going bigger and better each time.
On this week’s episode of the Success Bully Podcast, we revisit bonus content from a series featuring two amazing Boss Ladies. Amy Nelson, Co-founder & CEO of The Riveter and Tina Nole Founder and Executive Producer of Larj Media. As an entrepreneur, I’m often so focused on that journey that I forget to harken back to my corporate days. In honor of my corporate trailblazers, we’re revisiting thoughts on active leadership mentorship and taking what you learned or what you want to unlearn when building out your own business. Wherever you are with your journey, don’t forget to “Build, Lead, Mentor… Repeat.”
In this week’s Success Bully podcast, I give you some tips to pull you back from the edge of illogical despair. I’m going to share snippets of actual conversations with real people that I had in the past week. Their names and storylines have been changed to protect their identities (I have always wanted to say that). I’m fairly certain we have all been there… Spinning out of control based on a completely hypothetical scenario that has less than a 1% chance of it actually happening as you have described it. Grab your bullhorn and step in as your own best hostage negotiator with these simple steps to get back on track. Special thanks to Larj Media (larjmedia.com) for giving me a fancy bullhorn.
On this week’s episode of the Success Bully Podcast, we again throw caution to the wind and deviate from the most electrifying 5 minutes of podcasting to bring the third installment of our series featuring two amazing game changers. Amy Nelson, Co-founder & CEO of The Riveter (the newest women’s co-working space in Seattle and soon to be 20 other locations nationwide) and Tina Nole Founder and Executive Producer of Larj Media (the premier podcast production house that develops content for celebrities, thought leaders and brands alike) get into the importance of trusting YOUR Gut.
On this week’s episode of the Success Bully Podcast, we deviate from the most electrifying 5 minutes of podcasting to bring the second part of our series featuring two amazing Boss Ladies. Amy Nelson, Co-founder & CEO of The Riveter (the newest women’s co-working space in Seattle soon to be 20 other locations nationwide) and Tina Nole Founder and Executive Producer of Larj Media (the premier podcast production house that develops content for celebrities, thought leaders and brands alike). We talk in-depth about the catalyst behind making the big leap into the great unknown world of entrepreneurship. Special thanks to Larj Media for taking the leap with me.
On this week’s episode of the Success Bully Podcast, we deviate from the most electrifying 5 minutes of podcasting to bring you a series called “Fearless Factor” featuring two amazing Boss Ladies. Amy Nelson, Co-founder & CEO of The Riveter(the newest women’s co-working space in Seattle soon to be 20 other locations nationwide) and Tina Nole Founder and Executive Producer of Larj Media (the premier podcast production house that develops content for celebrities, thought leaders and brands alike) discuss sloughing the imposter syndrome and the sage advice to “Fake It Till You Make It.” Special thanks to Larj Media for helping me to Fake it and Make it simultaneously.
Success Bully is a fast growing accountability practice dedicated to supporting visionaries of all types in their goal attainment across their personal and professional lives. We believe success is a not just a journey, but a series of habits. On the Success Bully Podcast, Keita Williams (Success Bully Founder and Chief Strategist) breaks down those habits across time management, emotional state, goal setting, failure (#FailedIt) and accountability through relatable anecdotes and lively guests. Produced by Larj Media, new episodes post every Wednesday to help get you over the hump in your week. Be sure to check us out on successbully.com and keep up with our antics on Instagram & Twitter @successbully.
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