Podcasts about Lehrman

In this episode of How to Fix Democracy, host Andrew Keen, speaks with journalist Sally Lehrman, founder of the Trust Project - a global initiative aimed at restoring trust in journalism. They discuss the origins of the project, inspired in part by the 1947 Hutchins Commission report on media responsibility, and how today's digital landscape has blurred the lines between news and content. Lehrman outlines the Trust Project's "Eight Trust Indicators" which help news outlets demonstrate transparency, ethical standards, and commitment to diverse voices. She also addresses the challenges posed by ideological biais, opinion vs news,  and journalism on platforms such as Substack. The conversation explores how media organizations can rebuild credibility, empower the public, and support a healthy democracy through responsible, clearly-labeled reporting.

Drs. Jensen and Richey welcome the Dr. Jeffrey Lehrman to Dean's Chat!  Join us for a discussion on his career in podiatric medicine, his consulting career, being a consultant for the American Podiatric Medical Association and Bako Diagnostics!ties, and more! Dr. Lehrman is a podiatrist and a Certified Professional Coder and Certified Professional Medical Auditor.  He operates Lehrman Consulting, LLC which provides guidance regarding coding, compliance and documentation.  Dr. Lehrman serves as a staff liaison at the AMA CPT® Editorial Panel meetings where CPT codes are created, edited, and deleted. Join us for a great discussion, simplifying a topic where many are confused!  Enjoy! https://bakodx.com/ https://bmef.org/ www.explorepodmed.org https://podiatrist2be.com/ https://higherlearninghub.com/

Send us a textIn this episode: Christi Powell and Angela Gardner introduce Kabri Lerman-Schmid, a project superintendent with 17 years of experience at Hensel Phelps. Specializing in aviation and university campus programs, Kabri discusses her true passion: workforce well-being. The conversation centers around the critical concept of psychological safety in the construction industry. Kabri defines psychological safety, shares practical strategies for field leaders to implement it, and highlights real-life success stories demonstrating its positive impacts on team performance and project outcomes. The episode closes with Kabri sharing her favorite podcasts for personal and professional growth and advice for young women entering the industry. Support the show

Matt Lehrman shows leaders how to turn conflict into meaningful dialogue, forging stronger, more inclusive communities and organizations. Interactive Keynote Speaker:www.MattLehrman.com Strategic Planning Facilitator:www.SocialProsperity.us Producer & Host:Community Catalysts Podcast· Instagram: @mattlehrman· LinkedIn: mattlehrman· Facebook: MattLehrmanBe sure to subscribe to Missouri City View and leave us a review in your favorite podcast app! Learn more at www.mocities.com.Follow MML!www.facebook.com/mocitieswww.twitter.com/mocitieswww.linkedin.com/company/mocities

Ahsoka Tano learns a lesson about attachment from Aayla Secura when they crash on a remote world in “Jedi Crash.”   In this fully armed and operational episode of Podcast Stardust, we discuss: The rescue of Aayla Secura, The introduction of Aayla Secura and some of the details behind her origin, The Lehrman and some of the behind the scenes information to their creation, and The lessons Ahsoka learns about attachment. Find our last discussion of The Clone Wars in episode 797.   Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts.   Find Jay and her cosplay adventures on J.Snips Cosplay on Instagram.   Join us for real time discussion on the RetroZap Discord Server here: RetroZap Discord. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, masks, and posters are available on TeePublic. Find all episodes on RetroZap.com.

Over the next two weeks I'm providing some personal comments and thoughts on parts (certainly not all) of The Honourable Justice Michael Lee's judgement where he was the presiding judge in the Lehrman v Network 10 Trial Judgement which he handed down on 15th April 2024. These are MY thoughts and opinions on Justice LEE's judgement and not about what I think about Bruce Lehrman or Brittany Higgins per se – it's about how His Honour saw it and the lengths he went to, to try and help us all understand it a little better. Justice LEE has shown a deep understanding of the ‘humanness' and complexities of human nature emotions, particularly regarding victims to a crime. He has shown fairness and transparency and has gone to great lengths to explain why he made the decisions he has. It showcases the depth of research and reference, particularly to case laws which assisted him in those decisions he made. Bottom line is, alone, I feel he's restored some faith in the community's confidence in the judiciary. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over the next two weeks I'm providing some personal comments and thoughts on parts (certainly not all) of The Honourable Justice Michael Lee's judgement where he was the presiding judge in the Lehrman v Network 10 Trial Judgement which he handed down on 15th April 2024. These are MY thoughts and opinions on Justice LEE's judgement and not about what I think about Bruce Lehrman or Brittany Higgins per se – it's about how His Honour saw it and the lengths he went to, to try and help us all understand it a little better. Justice LEE has shown a deep understanding of the ‘humanness' and complexities of human nature emotions, particularly regarding victims to a crime. He has shown fairness and transparency and has gone to great lengths to explain why he made the decisions he has. It showcases the depth of research and reference, particularly to case laws which assisted him in those decisions he made. Bottom line is, alone, I feel he's restored some faith in the community's confidence in the judiciary Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Over the next two weeks I'm providing some personal comments and thoughts on parts (certainly not all) of The Honourable Justice Michael Lee's judgement where he was the presiding judge in the Lehrman v Network 10 Trial Judgement which he handed down on 15th April 2024. These are MY thoughts and opinions on Justice LEE's judgement and not about what I think about Bruce Lehrman or Brittany Higgins per se – it's about how His Honour saw it and the lengths he went to, to try and help us all understand it a little better. Justice LEE has shown a deep understanding of the ‘humanness' and complexities of human nature emotions, particularly regarding victims to a crime. He has shown fairness and transparency and has gone to great lengths to explain why he made the decisions he has. It showcases the depth of research and reference, particularly to case laws which assisted him in those decisions he made. Bottom line is, alone, I feel he's restored some faith in the community's confidence in the judiciary Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Gregg Lehrman is the founder and CEO of Output. Output is a music-creation software company created by musicians for musicians. Gregg is an ASCAP award-winning musician and producer who has worked in television and film. Gregg spoke about his work at Output and how he started the company to fulfill his creative needs. He shared lessons he learned working for Hans Zimmer and how those experiences informed his work at Output. Gregg elaborated on how focusing towards a clear vision can help creatives work through the process and finish more work. Gregg also shared details about Output's latest work, Co-Producer.  Listen on Apple, Spotify, Google, YouTube Show Notes: Output - https://output.com Co-Producer - https://coproducer.output.com Arcade - https://output.com/products/arcade Output YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/outputsounds Output Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/output/ Gregg's Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/gregglehrman/ Brian Funk Website - https://brianfunk.com Music Production Club - https://brianfunk.com/mpc  5-Minute Music Producer - https://brianfunk.com/book Intro Music Made with 16-Bit Ableton Live Pack - https://brianfunk.com/blog/16-bit Music Production Podcast - https://brianfunk.com/podcast Save 25% on Ableton Live Packs at my store with the code: PODCAST - https://brianfunk.com/store This episode was edited by Animus Invidious of PerforModule - https://performodule.com/ Thank you for listening.  Please review the Music Production Podcast on your favorite podcast provider! And don't forget to visit my site https://BrianFunk.com for music production tutorials, videos, and sound packs. Brian Funk  

  After one aborted, then abandoned, criminal trial and two successful out of court settlements Bruce Lehrmann was on Monday found to have raped Brittany Higgins.    The Victorian government is pushing for a “substantial ­increase” for workers on minimum and award wages, well ahead of the “economically ­responsible” lift other states want amid warnings too big a rise may drive up inflation.    A new housing “super portfolio” has been created to focus on fixing the South Australia's housing crisis – and several other key portfolio responsibilities have been switched – as part of Premier Peter Malinauskas' first cabinet reshuffle.    Queensland Education Minister Di Farmer has bowed to pressure from the teachers' unions and home education bodies, announcing homeschooling reforms and proposed changes to student suspensions and expulsions are officially on hold. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gregg Lehrman is a music composer, producer, technologist, and entrepreneur. As the founder and CEO of Output, Gregg is working to inspire creativity for musicians with their groundbreaking suite of music production tools, which now includes their AI tool, Co-Producer. As a composer his work can be heard in countless feature films, TV shows, and ad campaigns including projects for the Smithsonian, Daily Show, Apple, Avatar, The Avengers, and Saturday Night Live.In this episode, you'll learn about:The Ethics Behind AI Tool DevelopmentThe Difference Between AI as a Creative Tool and AI to Replace PeopleOutput's Ethos to Empower CreativityHow to Approach Starting Your Music Career as an Entrepreneur Starts a BusinessWhy Collaboration is One of the Most Important Tools for SuccessWhy Community Will Become a Central Focus for ArtistsHow He Got His First Job in Music with Hans ZimmerTips for Starting Your Career in MusicConnect with Gregg & Output

Join keynote speaker and collaborative problem-solver, Matt Lehrman, as we delve into the depths of courageous conversations and unwavering determination. Together, we confront societal challenges, including social media polarization, and explore the critical importance of evaluating our beliefs. Gain insights into the psychology of rationalization versus rationality, and discover the necessity of engaging in uncomfortable conversations. With Matt Lehrman's guidance, uncover strategies for leading impactful discussions on a large scale and navigating unfamiliar territories with grace. If you want to support our work and get exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content, early access to episodes, and more, be sure to subscribe to our Patreon. By becoming a patron, you'll be helping us continue to produce quality content and bring you even more fascinating guests in the future. to find out more about our upcoming guests, jazz, whiskey favorites, and updates from the show. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedin @whiskeyjazzandleadership #whiskey #jazz #Leadership #whiskeyjazzandleadership Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a captivating exploration of leadership, collaboration, and personal growth with keynote speaker and collaborative problem-solver, Matt Lehrman. In this engaging session, we delve into the essence of accountability partnerships, the power of shared journeys, and the metaphorical parallels between whiskey, jazz, and leadership. Discover how Matt Lehrman's journey into the municipal space unfolded, alongside anecdotes of camaraderie and mentorship. Through insightful conversations, we learn the importance of embracing challenges with the mantra "I can do hard things" and the enduring belief that one can continually evolve and fulfill their aspirations. If you want to support our work and get exclusive access to behind-the-scenes content, early access to episodes, and more, be sure to subscribe to our Patreon. By becoming a patron, you'll be helping us continue to produce quality content and bring you even more fascinating guests in the future. to find out more about our upcoming guests, jazz, whiskey favorites, and updates from the show. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Linkedin @whiskeyjazzandleadership #whiskey #jazz #Leadership #whiskeyjazzandleadership Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

I spoke with Gail Lehrman about her love for New York City, how she came to become a writer later in life, and what's so special about her debut novel, Across Seward Park. Here's a description of the novel: Unions. Strikes. War. Depression... Set in the crowded tenements and teeming streets of New York's Lower East Side, Across Seward Park follows one family's journey through the roiling events of the 20th Century. Irving Friedman and his big sister Miriam struggle to survive in the savage sweatshops of the early garment industry. Then Marxist firebrand Leo Hirsch comes into their lives, drawing Irving into the dangerous world of union building and Miriam into a bittersweet romance. As the decades pass and the family weathers war, a Depression, and war's aftermath, Irving becomes the sole custodian of a haunting family secret that will put him on a collision course with Miriam's ambitious daughter Shelly. Purchase Across Seward Park on Amazon (affiliate). Check out Gail's website, and follow her on Instagram and Facebook. Ways you can help the show: Join the Historical Fiction: Unpacked Podcast Group on Facebook! Be sure to visit my Instagram, Facebook, and website. Subscribe to my mailing list here. Follow the show on Instagram! Purchase Alison's historical novel, One Traveler (affiliate). Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. If you click an affiliate link and make a purchase, you help support my work without paying any more for the product. Thank you for your support!

Cash Lehrman is the Chapter President of the Bridgewater-Emery FFA in Emery, South Dakota.  He is also a cattle rancher on his family's first generation operation, and he has his own business clipping cattle for other ranchers in preparation for their performance sales. Cash ranches with his family in Eastern South Dakota, and has been doing so all of his life.  By now, he is well aware of the challenges that come with raising livestock in South Dakota, especially in the Springtime, when they seem to get some late winter storms and lots of precipitation.  His long term, future plans, are to ranch cattle on his families property and continue to grow this business. Cash's short term plans really caught my ear as we spoke.  After he graduates this year, he will be heading to Oklahoma State University to get his degree in animal science.  The natural follow up question is "why Oklahoma State" when you are from South Dakota?  I thought his answer really demonstrated just how much he loves working with cattle. Cash's answer was all about nutrition.  He knows from the reading and research he has done due to his own curiosity that the methods of grazing and feeding cattle in the lower plains is different than that of South Dakota.  He wants to learn how and why ranchers in the Southern Plains graze on winter wheat and then can follow up with a wheat harvest of what was just a forage crop.  It is Cash's natural curiosity about raising cattle and his desire to know more that will take him to Oklahoma, and then who knows where else before he finds himself back on his families ranch.

The legendary game becomes a new animated comedy series. Rock Paper Scissors stars anthropomorphic versions of the title three items. A sneak preview episode airs on Nickelodeon this Sunday Feb. 11 immediately following the channel's highly-anticipated Super Bowl telecast, with the official premiere set for Monday Feb. 12 at 5:30pm. Creators Kyle Stegina and Josh Lehrman join me for this lively LCJ Q&A Podcast episode.

I get asked on almost a daily basis for recommendations for yoga teacher training programs. You would think that after 25 years in yoga, I would have some, but the truth is very different. Yoga teacher training programs vary widely, change regularly, and come with a host of problems. On this episode with my friend and colleague, Michelle Lehrman, we discuss some of the biggest issues with YTTs, including forcing participants to make and accept hands-on adjustments, shaming people who hold different opinions or do things differently, and forcing a one-way approach to this ancient, adaptable practice. Michelle Lehrman is a certified 200-hour and trauma-informed yoga instructor who has been teaching in New York City since 2016. She currently teaches at Crunch (yoga and spin), Sacred Space Astoria, and Lionheart Health, and works with private clients. I met Michelle when she participated in the Three and a Half Acres Yoga Trauma-Informed Yoga Teacher Training a 20-hour supplemental training for teachers with a 200 + hour yoga teacher certification. This training hopes to undo some of the damage caused by many YTTs and offer a safer approach to teaching yoga. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Your support is deeply appreciated! Find me, Lara, on my Website / Instagram You can support this podcast with any level of donation here. Order The Essential Guide to Trauma Sensitive Yoga: How to Create Safer Spaces for All Opening and Closing music: Other People's Photographs courtesy of Daniel Zaitchik. Follow Daniel on Spotify.

Do you know someone that might enjoy this? Please share it.Margie Lehrman is the CEO of the American Craft Spirits Association (ACSA). She has led the organization since 2016.So what is a craft distiller? The ACSA defines one as:* A distillery that values the importance of transparency in distilling, and remains forthcoming regarding their use of ingredients, their distilling location and process, bottling location and process, and aging process.* A distillery that produces fewer than 750,000 gallons annually.* A distillery that directly or indirectly holds an ownership interest of 51% or more of the Distilled Spirit Plant (DSP) license.In this conversation, we discussed the policy initiatives they reviewed with legislators during a recent trip to Capitol Hill (press release) including* The conservation and preservation of White Oak, which is used for the production of many barrels.* Allowing the postal service to transport and deliver spirits to residences in states where that it is already permitted for UPS and FedEx.* Why ACSA supports increased funding the for Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau (TTB), which regulates the industry.* Agritourism and its economic impact on distilleries.We also discussed the STEPUP Foundation, which provides underserved and underrepresented individuals with training, encouragement, and opportunities to enter the craft spirits community through a comprehensive internship program. Check out the ACSA's website, Instagram, and their magazine. Thanks for reading. Keep up for free by subscribing. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit decodingcocktails.substack.com

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Over her impressive 16-year career, Kabri Lehrman-Schmid has established herself as a trailblazing superintendent for Hensel Phelps in the United States. She has set new standards for the influence of field leadership on her design-build teams, while passionately endorsing industry initiatives aimed at enhancing workforce well-being. Her $1.9B portfolio highlights her adept management across all phases of progressive delivery projects within the transportation and higher education sectors. Kabri's contributions have been acknowledged with multiple honors, including recognition as one of Engineering News-Record's 2023 National Top 20 Under 40 professionals, featured on Construction Business Owner's 2019 cover for 20 Outstanding Women in Construction, and as the inaugural recipient of AGC of Washington's 2022 Rising Star Award. Kabri advocates for the potential of field management in tackling biases and mental health stigmas within the construction industry and is a dedicated contributor to training programs aimed at elevating leadership skillsets among forepersons. Show notes: If you enjoyed this episode, and you've learnt something or it inspired you in some way, I'd love to hear about it and know your biggest takeaway. Take a screenshot of you listening on your device, and post it to your Instagram Stories, and tag me, @elinormoshe_ or Elinor Moshe on LinkedIn.   Don't forget you can also join the free facebook community to discuss your journey in the building industry; https://www.facebook.com/groups/constructingyou/   Get a copy of my book: https://amzn.to/31ILAdv

In the 73rd episode of the Cool Sports Network, Chase Coburn is joined by NFL Super-Fan Brandon Lehrman to give their Top Ten teams in the NFL going into 2023! Chase's Sports News on YT: youtube.com/@csn504 Sports 4 Kids: youtube.com/sports4kids126 Chase's Sports News: chasessportsnews.com Cool Sports Newsletter: chasecoburn.substack.com Wiz Talk with Chase: anchor.fm/chase085 Cool Sports Network: anchor.fm/chase-coburn Instagram: chases_sports_news Twitter: Chase Coburn (@coolsportskid)

Are you curious about the evolving landscape of the construction industry and how professionals are driving positive change? If so, join us for an insightful conversation with Kabri Lehrman-Schmid, a respected Project Superintendent at HENSEL PHELPS and an ENR National 20 under 40 awardee. We dig deep into the challenges, strategies, and exciting transformations shaping today's complex construction. Whether you're a seasoned industry expert or just beginning your journey, this episode offers valuable insights about:   Prioritizing Psychological Safety Transforming Industry Perceptions Visual Communication Techniques Adapting to Change and Uncertainty Embracing Continuous Learning and Technology   Kabri shares her insights on the construction industry's challenges and exciting transformations. From overcoming obstacles in challenging projects to fostering psychological safety and diversity in the workplace, Kabri provides valuable advice. Discover how she navigates the balance between risk and production on active projects and effectively communicates with stakeholders. Learn about her experiences adapting to changing project circumstances and staying updated with industry advancements. If you're starting your career in construction or exploring Lean Construction, don't miss out on Kabri's valuable advice for making building success easier, better, and faster.   Connect with Kabri via LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kabri-lehrman-schmid/   Connect with Felipe via Social media and Free Lean and Scrum Training Resources at https://thefelipe.bio.link  RSM Podia Course Link: https://store.theebfcshow.com/rsm Subscribe to never miss new videos here: https://click.theebfcshow.com/youtube      --- Today's episode is sponsored by Bosch RefinemySite. It's a cloud-based construction platform. Bosch uses Lean principles to enable your entire team, from owners to trade contractors – to plan, communicate, document, and execute in real-time. It's the digital tool that supports the Last Planner System® process and puts it all together in one simple, collaborative ecosystem. Bosch RefinemySite empowers your team, builds trust, creates a culture of responsibility, and enhances communication. Learn more and Try for free at https://www.bosch-refinemysite.us/tryforfree      Today's episode is sponsored by the Lean Construction Institute (LCI). This non-profit organization operates as a catalyst to transform the industry through Lean project delivery using an operating system centered on a common language, fundamental principles, and basic practices. Learn more at https://www.leanconstruction.org   

In Hour 2 on a Friday show, Brett is first joined by Dylan Sinn of the Journal Gazette to cover a whole potpourri of sports topics, including Notre Dame getting a new Athletic Director, the Big 10 releasing their football scheduling model and opponents for the 24 and 25 seasons that will see UCLA and USC joining the Big Ten, and we also talk to Dylan about the TinCaps and more. We are then joined by the Head Coach of Heritage Baseball, Dean Lehrman, ahead of the Heritage Patriots team taking on Frankfort in their Semi-State game tomorrow. We ask Coach Lehrman about his team and their journey so far this season and what he expects from the game/games this weekend. All that and more in Hour 2 of The Sports Rush!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Kabri Lehrman-Schmid has established herself as a highly skilled and competent general contractor. Her $1.9B portfolio is a testament to her diverse skill set and management competencies across all project phases. She has led transportation and higher education projects with progressive delivery models, demonstrating her ability to navigate complex projects effectively. However, Kabri's passion extends beyond project management. She has built a reputation for establishing higher expectations for the performance and role of a general contractor. Her efforts to influence the industry have focused on improving workforce health, examining bias, and challenging stigmas that impact mental health in the construction industry. Kabri's contributions to the industry have not gone unnoticed. She was recognized as one of ENR's 2023 20 Under 40 professionals in AEC, a cover page honoree for Construction Business Owner's 2019 20 Outstanding Women in Construction, and the recipient of AGC of Washington's Rising Star Award in 2022. These honors highlight her commitment to driving positive change in the industry. As a passionate advocate for field management's role in examining bias and challenging stigmas that impact mental health in the construction industry, Kabri uses multiple media platforms to spread awareness to a growing audience. She recognizes that diversity and inclusion efforts cannot exist without addressing the root causes of exclusion and discrimination in the industry. Kabri Lehrman-Schmid's passion for improving workforce health and advocating for the examination of bias and stigmas in the construction industry makes her an inspiring figure. Her accomplishments and recognition in the industry highlight her commitment to driving positive change. We hope that her story will inspire others in the industry to take action and create a more inclusive and equitable environment. Links: Learn more about Construction DEI Talks on LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter. Learn more about podcast sponsors Granite Construction and Rosendin Learn more about Kabri Lerhman-Schmid.

Today's episode of The Lead With Trust Show marks part 3 of the Bring Women into Construction series, and as such Sue chats with Kabri Lehrman-Schmid, Project Superintendent at Hensel Phelps. Kabri's 16-year career portfolio showcases her depth of skill as a superintendent across all project phases on highly-phased, active campus projects totaling over $1.9B work in place. She is valued by clients and trade partners as a talented controller of building strategy and an attentive coordinator of construction teams - outcomes rooted in the mutually-beneficial relationships she maintains. Recognized as one of ENR's 2023 Top 20 Under 40 national honorees and Construction Business Owner's 2019 Outstanding Women in Construction, Kabri is also the recipient of AGC of Washington's 2022 inaugural Rising Star award, and Washington Women in Trades' 2019 Workplace Leader Award. She is an experienced public speaker who contributes her industry insights to organizations and publications that prioritize workforce health building strategies, field management training and supporting careers in the skilled trades.During the episode, Sue and Kabri discuss the training curriculum Hnasel Phelps employs for women in the construction industry.Kabri highlights her personal experiences as a woman in the construction industry, including lessons she's learned, insights she's gained and obstacles she has overcome.They also explore the importance of having contingencies in place for the changes that you don't know are going to happen, as well as the ones you do.Join Sue and Kabri for this informative discussion into the value of bringing more women into the industry.If you have any questions or suggestions for Sue, feel free to reach out via email.Enjoy!What You'll Learn in this Show:Kabri's journey into the construction industry and how she got started.The importance of psychological safety in the workplace.The barriers that still exist in the industry and need to be overcome.And so much more...Resources:Hensel Phelps websiteKabri's LinkedInSudyco websiteLead with Trust NewsletterKabri's email: KLehrman-Schmide@henselphelps.comSue's Email: suedyer@sudyco.com

A recent Gallup/Knight Foundation study revealed, "Only 26% of Americans have a favorable opinion of the news media, the lowest level since Gallup and Knight began tracking in 2017.”  But this study also suggests: "Many Americans are not solely skeptical of news today — they feel distrust on an emotional level, believing news organizations intend to mislead them and are indifferent to the social and political impact of their reporting.” The main takeaway from the study may be that it states: “Emotional trust is more deeply rooted and is especially important to understand in the context of the news media. This study shows that emotional trust has a strong relationship to perceptions and behaviors that could harm the critical, mutually beneficial relationship between the health of the press and the health of U.S. democracy. The more emotional trust Americans have in the news, the more likely they are to say news organizations balance staying in business and serving the public well.” These findings, published by Knight in February of 2023, help reaffirm the need for the news media industry to apply some form of self-directed standards to evaluate and score a news platform's level of credibility and trust. One of the organizations that has been working towards this goal is the nonprofit, nonpartisan Trust Project, which defines itself as "a global network of news organizations working to affirm and amplify journalism's commitment to transparency, accuracy and inclusion." The method behind the scoring of a participating partner's news media platform is their eight Trust Indicators® which is "a collaborative, journalism-generated standard for news that helps both regular people and the technology companies' machines easily assess the authority and integrity of news.” As E&P has been reporting, the Trust Project has added media partners and "top line" funds to its spreadsheets, thanks to a recent $500,000 contribution from longtime supporter Craig Newmark Philanthropies. The Trust Project operates as a consortium of top news companies led by founder and award-winning journalist Sally Lehrman.  In this episode of "E&P Reports," Lehrman talks about the Trust Project's research of news consumers — called interview sets. Initial studies revealed that “many people work very hard to check and cross-check the news to be sure they can trust it. Others feel overwhelmed by the quantity of news. Still, others are frustrated and angry by what they feel is misrepresentation.” The Trust Project found out that “people wanted a lot more information about, as one interviewee put it, ‘how the story was built.” A summary of the project's first round of interviews appears in Lehrman's 2017 essay in The Atlantic: “What People Really Want From News Organizations.” Lehrman goes on to say that more recent findings reveal that in 2020, everyone became more engaged with news, but there was a lot of anxiety as well. She stated, "(People) were upset about what they were reading in the news and anxious about it. They were worried that they'd heard about all the mis- and disinformation. They were worried that they would get fooled by it.” Lehrman went on to say, "There's this middle group that I call the anxious middle who are ready and open for news they can trust. And it's just for us to walk into... In through the door that's open for us by them.” In this 186th episode of “E&P Reports,” we explore the nonprofit, nonpartisan Trust Project as we chat one-on-one with its founder and CEO, Peabody Award-winning journalist Sally Lehrman, who talks about the organizations founding in 2014 and the methods they employ today to: "Help news organizations make it clear that we do have standards and policies and rules that help journalists walk this path of independence and away from any kind of personal agenda, business agenda, or government agenda.”

https://youtu.be/nfjlO5z4SiM Peter Lehrman is the CEO of Axial, a private deal network serving professionals who own, advise, and invest in North American lower middle-market companies. We talk about the North Star Metric, the due diligence checklist for buying a business, and the benefits of having perseverance in business.    --- Find Your North Star Metric with Peter Lehrman Our guest is Peter Lehrman, the CEO of Axial, a trusted online platform business owner and their M&A advisors use to safely and intelligently. explore and execute capital raises, acquisitions, and exits with strategic buyers or professional financial sponsors. Hey, Peter, great to have you on the show. Same here, Steve. Thank you for this. Looking forward to it. I've been looking forward to this as well. Not the least because AXS was one of the first SAS service that I used in this country. Ten years ago, we subscribed to your platform, I think it was a fairly new platform and we used something called, used to be called merger market in Europe. And we found Axial to be the closest alternative, we really liked merger market and then we found Axial and it was, it was a critical piece of our business, it was investment banking business and without your platform, I think we would have been very, very short of information about the market investors. So it was very, very helpful to us at the time. I'm happy to hear that. I mean, that's a great plug. So thank you so much. I know that the platform has changed a lot since and we'll cover that later in the show. So just as a warmup, so tell me and our listeners a little bit about your entrepreneurial journey. How did you become this technology entrepreneur of this SaaS business, this platform that you built? So, you know, a couple of different places to start the answer to that question. Very quickly, I mean, I am the fifth of five children. My father was an entrepreneur. And so there was a lot of entrepreneurial conversation at the dining table as a kid. So that was maybe where it got started. And I was always working jobs in the summer and stuff like that. But then I'd say to just make the answer somewhat brief, my first job out of college was working with my brother Thomas and his partner, Mark. They co-founded an information business in New York as an information services company. And the company makes it easy for professional investors to speak to experts as part of analyzing companies and studying companies and making good investment decisions. And, you know, it typically gets referred to as like a technology enabled information services company. And to make that, you know, sort of long story short, that was an incredibly successful and rapidly growing business. I happened to just be lucky. My brother was starting it. I was their first intern and I was at the company kind of shortly after day one just as an intern. And then I went there right out of undergraduate school and I worked there for about six years. And over that time, the company grew from almost no people and no customers to a couple hundred million in sales and close to a thousand employees. And I just happened to be in the right place at the right time. And I tried to just sort of hang on to the rocket ship and do my best work. But that was kind of where things got started for me. That was when I had a great experience. That was my first experience like being part of a fast growing company. I was just like, this is an incredible career path. This is an incredible way to spend your career is trying to either launch or be part of fast growing companies. I left and went to graduate school. I went to Stanford for graduate school. Obviously Stanford's like, you know, in the center of Silicon Valley. And so it's just tech, tech, tech, tech all day, every day. And I went in 2006 when I was there, finished in 2008. So, you know, that was like SaaS and Salesforce.com and like web 2.0 was kind of taking over and the first generation of really succ...

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Fredric Lehrman is the founder of Nomad University and an accomplished musician. He plays the cello and the guitar. He also studied Japanese music with Koto master Shinichi Yuize, and also raga singing with the great North Indian vocalist, Pandit Pran Nath. For nine years he was a senior student of the T'ai Chi master Cheng Man-Ch'ing, and founded several permanent schools of T'ai Chi Chuan in major U.S. cities, including a special T'ai Chi program at Naropa Institute. He has designed programs and taught jointly with many leading thinkers, among whom are Marilyn Ferguson, Jose Arguelles, Barbara Marx Hubbard, Barbara DeAngelis, Peter Russell, Rupert Sheldrake, Terence McKenna and Lynne Twist. Fredric is also the authors of several books from which I'll mention one, The Sacred Landscape. Resources:www.claudiumurgan.comwww.patreon.com/claudiumurganclaudiu@claudiumurgan.comSubscribe for more videos! youtube.com/channel/UC6RlLkzUK_LdyRSV7DE6obQ

In our September/October 2022 issue, Susannah Skiver Barton explores the ongoing evolution of the craft distilling boom in America, and for this episode, we talk about the history and future of craft spirits with Margie Lehrman, CEO of the American Craft Spirits Association. Lehrman is also president of the StepUp Foundation, which aims to increase diversity, equity, and inclusivity in craft spirits, and we get an update from her on the foundation's first year of operation.Radio Imbibe is the audio home of Imbibe magazine. In each episode, we dive into liquid culture, exploring the people, places, and flavors of the drinkscape through conversations about cocktails, coffee, beer, spirits, and wine. Keep up with us at imbibemagazine.com, and on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, and if you're not already a subscriber, we'd love to have you join us—click here to subscribe. 

Sally Lehrman is a journalist and Founder and CEO of The Trust Project, a global consortium of news organizations responding to the misinformation crisis.  With support from Microsoft and other partners, The Trust Project has launched the National News Literacy campaign to address the need to rebuild voters' trust in journalists and highlight sources of misleading and disinformation. We talk about Eight Trust Indicators to evaluate sources of information and opinions Assessing news sites and journalistic value of information Need for transparency to help differentiate between real news and click-bait The believability of news from real journalists, hyperpartisan news sources, and the impact of confusing posts on social media sites Educating the public about their ability to share accurate information and avoid misinformation The Anxious Middle of news consumers @_TrustProject #TheTrustProject #Misinformation #Journalists #Journalism TheTrustProject.org    

Ep.#5 [THEME FIVE] What is a fair price to pay if you want to hire an investment banker/broker to sell your company? What value and services should you expect in return for the price you pay? In the middle and lower private markets, these questions have traditionally been very opaque. Typically, entrepreneurs have to find answers to these questions by meeting with multiple advisors, talking to their network, and discussing the topic in their peer groups. Today on the show, Peter Lehrman, the Founder of Axial, the M&A and capital raising platform for the middle market, is back on to help us shine light into this cloudy area of the M&A market by reviewing the results of the Axial’s 2021/22 M&A Fee Guide. Axial and Firmex just released the results of an online survey that was completed by 269 middle market professionals from July through September 2021. Three-quarters of them work as investment bankers or merger advisors, and another ten percent call themselves business brokers. Many of them are leaders at their firms. You might be asking, why is this important? If you are like many business owners, when you think of hiring a banker/broker, you think of the direct cost that will be taken out of the transaction. However, this hire is almost essential. Doing all the paperwork and organization while selling a company is not just a night and weekend job. If done correctly, an intermediary can provide invaluable advice, experience, and resources to the sale process of a company. They should pay for their fees and more. On today’s show, Ryan and Peter Lehrman not only review the survey’s results, they talk about how to find, negotiate, and engage with an investment banker or broker. // WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE: Intentional Growth™ Podcast What You Will Learn Key insights on M&A advisory fees in the middle market. The different types of M&A advisors and how to understand the differences. The variety of ways M&A advisors structure their fees and engagements. Why it’s important to understand the number of companies a firm typically sells a year. What a firm’s deal flow, the number of active engagements, and the size of the firm mean to you. The different ways upfront fees work and what you should expect from the engagement. How the transaction fee is determined, the range of percentages advisors charge, and what may or may not be negotiable. Why extremely high upfront fees can be a huge red flag and what to do about it. What the negotiables are when looking to hire an M&A advisor.

Ep.#5 [THEME FIVE] What is a fair price to pay if you want to hire an investment banker/broker to sell your company? What value and services should you expect in return for the price you pay? In the middle and lower private markets, these questions have traditionally been very opaque. Typically, entrepreneurs have to find answers to these questions by meeting with multiple advisors, talking to their network, and discussing the topic in their peer groups. Today on the show, Peter Lehrman, the Founder of Axial, the M&A and capital raising platform for the middle market, is back on to help us shine light into this cloudy area of the M&A market by reviewing the results of the Axial’s 2021/22 M&A Fee Guide. Axial and Firmex just released the results of an online survey that was completed by 269 middle market professionals from July through September 2021. Three-quarters of them work as investment bankers or merger advisors, and another ten percent call themselves business brokers. Many of them are leaders at their firms. You might be asking, why is this important? If you are like many business owners, when you think of hiring a banker/broker, you think of the direct cost that will be taken out of the transaction. However, this hire is almost essential. Doing all the paperwork and organization while selling a company is not just a night and weekend job. If done correctly, an intermediary can provide invaluable advice, experience, and resources to the sale process of a company. They should pay for their fees and more. On today’s show, Ryan and Peter Lehrman not only review the survey’s results, they talk about how to find, negotiate, and engage with an investment banker or broker. // WATCH THE INTERVIEW ON YOUTUBE: Intentional Growth™ Podcast What You Will Learn Key insights on M&A advisory fees in the middle market. The different types of M&A advisors and how to understand the differences. The variety of ways M&A advisors structure their fees and engagements. Why it’s important to understand the number of companies a firm typically sells a year. What a firm’s deal flow, the number of active engagements, and the size of the firm mean to you. The different ways upfront fees work and what you should expect from the engagement. How the transaction fee is determined, the range of percentages advisors charge, and what may or may not be negotiable. Why extremely high upfront fees can be a huge red flag and what to do about it. What the negotiables are when looking to hire an M&A advisor.

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In this episode we speak with Tim Bailey and Corey Winchester from the Gilder-Lehrman Institute of American History about the Hamilton Education Program. This program takes the musical Hamilton as a jumping off point to provide an unique and engaging experience for students that not only supports access to historical knowledge but also allows students to let their creativity shine and dream big. You can access the Hamilton program at: https://hamilton.gilderlehrman.org/

Un 8 de julio de 1900, nacía el compositor estadounidense George Antheil. Vanguardista, pianista, autor e inventor, Antheil fue conocido como "Bad Boy de la Música", tras sus composiciones modernistas que incluían percusión, timbres eléctricos y hélices de avión, que sorprendieron y horrorizaron oyentes en Europa y los EE.UU durante la década de 1920, momento de ruptura y provocación donde no se pretendía que el escucha comprendiera el discurso musical sino que experimentara sensaciones o emociones sonoras; se aspiraba a que dejara de ser un objeto pasivo o intelectualmente intoxicado. Su producción es muy poco conocida, acaso la única obra que se ha escuchado más, tal vez por la controversia que provocó, sea el Ballet Mécanique. En su estreno europeo, bajo el griterío, disconformidad y desagrado del público, se presentó en una versión para piano solo con un proyector cinematográfico pues fue compuesta originalmente como acompañamiento sonoro del film que con el mismo nombre crearon el pintor dadaísta Fernand Léger y el cinematógrafo americano Dudley Murphy. No es sino hasta 1999 cuando se realiza un registro sonoro de la obra en la versión definitiva del propio Antheil, en una grabación realizada en la Universidad de Massachusetts bajo la producción de Lehrman. Esta versión definitiva del Ballet pour instruments Mécaniques et percussion es para tres xilófonos, cuatro tambores, tam-tam, dos pianos de cola, siete timbres eléctricos, tres motores de aeroplano, una sirena y dieciséis pianolas. A continuación escucharemos un fragmento del Ballet pour instruments Mécaniques et percussion de Antheil interpretado por Philadelphia Percussion junto a Piano Project bajo la batuta de Phillip O'Banion.

Matt Lehrman, co-founder and managing direction of Social Prosperity Partners, and keynote speaker at the Annual Meeting, talks about how municipal officials can move beyond conflict and engage with every stakeholder in the ongoing work of local government.

Involta CEO Bruce Lehrman joins JSA TV at ITW 2022 for an impactful episode. During the interview, Lehrman will talk about what inspired him to join the Greener Data movement and provide a glimpse into his moving chapter in its newly-launched Amazon bestseller. He also will share key takeaways from two ITW sustainability-focused panels, where he will join other industry leaders to address this critical topic. At the helm of Involta's edge, hybrid IT and award-winning security portfolio, this industry pioneer also will talk about evolving cybersecurity threats and how Involta is keeping enterprises protected from sophisticated attacks. 

Peter Lehrman is the CEO of Axial, a private deal network serving professionals who own, advise, and invest in North American lower middle-market companies. We talk about the North Star Metric, the due diligence checklist for buying a business, and the benefits of having perseverance in business.    Time Stamps [01:32] Peter's entrepreneurial journey [05:47] Peter's experience with management blueprints [07:16] The North Star Metric [11:07] Axial's North Star Metric [14:05] How Axial subtly leads customers into signing an NDA [16:59] Why businesses need to custom-adjust their management frameworks [18:46] The importance of having perseverance in business [22:17] The complex process of buying or selling a business [26:44] The key identifiers of small businesses in the US [31:27] Technology adoption and incorporation at Axial [34:13] How Peter and his team create reach for business buyers and sellers [36:37] Buying a business: Due diligence checklist [39:29] Parting Thoughts   Links and Resources: Axial.net Peter's Twitter Handle Peter's LinkedIn The North Star Playbook Buyable: Your Guide to Building a Self-Managing, Fast-Growing, and High-Profit Business Complete the Buyability Assessment for Your Business https://StevePreda.com

In the latest episode of The Craft Spirits Podcast, we focus on the STEPUP Foundation, a nonprofit spirits training and entrepreneurship program for underrepresented professionals in the spirits industry. Our guests include Erin Lee and Yakntoro “Yaki” Udoumoh—the program's inaugural interns—and Margie Lehrman, the CEO of the American Craft Spirits Association and the president of STEPUP.  Lehrman discusses the foundation's development, while Lee and Udoumoh talk about their individual journeys to the world of spirits, and share some stories from their initial placements at Westward Whiskey and Eight Oaks Farm Distillery. You can learn more about STEPUP at stepupinternship.org. And if you're interested in applying for an internship, stay tuned, as the application period for the next round will open in early summer.

All statistics are guilty until they're proven innocent,” says Jerry McKibben of McKibben Demographics who joins host Matt Lehrman to discuss the profoundly important insights & implications beginning to emerge from the 2020 US Census.   US Census:  www.data.census.gov     Ask a Question or Leave a Comment:  602-688-2724 Send us a Note:  TellMeMore@SocialProsperity.us    Apply to Be a Podcast Guest:  Click Here    Produced by Social Prosperity Partners:  Follow Matt on Twitter and connect on LinkedIn

Kimberlee Williams, Lee Jackson, and Mitch Gooze join host Matt Lehrman for a courageous conversation that tackles the practicality and morality of “agreeing to disagree.”   7 Blind Mice by Ed Young: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yI-2b9pR2MA   Ask a Question or Leave a Comment:  602-688-2724   Send us a Note:  TellMeMore@SocialProsperity.us    Apply to Be a Podcast Guest:  Click Here    Produced by Social Prosperity Partners:    Follow Matt on Twitter and connect on LinkedIn

My guest today is Peter Lehrman the Founder and CEO of Axial, and we’re going to be talking about the market of buying and selling privately held companies, the inefficiencies as well as the progress. Peter is CEO and founder of Axial, responsible for delivering the company’s vision to become the trusted platform where private companies and their trusted advisors connect with capital. Prior to Axial, Peter worked in private equity at SFW Capital Partners and was part of the founding team at Gerson Lehrman Group, where he helped to build the company’s global technology platform for on-demand business expertise. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and received his MBA from Stanford Business School. He lives in New York with his wife Eve and their four children. If you’re a business owner thinking about selling for the first time, and you have no idea where to start, this episode is for you. There’s a ton of information out there about how and when to sell your company, but not all advice is weighted equal. Bad advice goes a long way to souring your view on selling your company. Let’s turn to a market expert who will share how to find and assess M&A advisors that align with your goals. Peter Lehrman is the Founder and CEO of Axial — a marketplace where small businesses can find their next M&A advisor, investor or buyer — and he’ll help clarify what areas you need to educate yourself in and how best to achieve that education in time to make a positive difference in the sales process. On today’s show, we talk about inefficiencies between the buyer and seller, the state of the marketplace and the trends with entrepreneurs through acquisition (ETAs) in the lower middle market space. This is an awesome episode full of smart insights into the booming market of mergers and acquisitions. What You Will Learn The inefficiencies in small business M&A and Peters solution The valuation process Peter takes when working with a small business The process of the buyers and sellers engagement within Axial Why it’s important to know what the buyer and sellers want and why right from the start of the deal How you can make more money as an M&A advisor in middle market organizations Why selling a bigger business can be easier than a smaller one The structural challenge with small businesses that Peter is striving to solve Why Peter sees ETA (entrepreneur through acquisition) as a growing category in the M&A industry and what that means for the M&A market The trends on the buyer’s side of an acquisition - and what a lot of acquisition entrepreneurs want and why How sellers have so many options in today's market dynamic do to the amount of investment capital right now Bio: Peter is CEO of Axial and responsible for driving the company’s vision to be the trusted platform where private companies connect with capital. Prior to Axial, Peter worked in private equity at SFW Capital Partners and was part of the founding team at Gerson Lehrman Group, where he helped build the company’s dominant global technology platform for on-demand business expertise. He earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Virginia and received his MBA from Stanford Business School. Quotes: 12:01 - “The number one goal for Axial is to create a set of introductions for buyer and seller, at the right points in time, on the right opportunities, with the right types of buyers and the right types of sellers.” - Peter Lehrman 16:38 - “I think we’ve made a huge leap forward in terms of the amount of people making content in the form of podcasts and books.”

Peter shares some background information about himself and his company, Axial.  Explanations of the various different types of buyers who make use of the Axial platform. How Axial categorizes the businesses that are sold through their platform. Two business deals which have recently been closed through Axial.  Reasons for the high amount of activity in the small business M&A economy. Peter runs through the process of buying a business that is explicitly for sale, and the process of buying one that is implicitly for sale.  The range of lengths of time it can take for a business to be sold.  How businesses are usually valued.  Peter explains how Axial's platform facilitates the buying and selling of businesses.  Steps of buying a business which follow the initial introduction between buyer and seller. A shortcut to building trust.  The part of the process of buying a business which takes up the most time.  Why you shouldn't sign an NDA without understanding what it contains. Examples of actions that can breach certain NDA's.  What a typical letter of intent consists of.  Peter explains what a Quality of Earnings study is and why you might want to do one. Why Peter doesn't recommend that small businesses conduct independent business valuations. The way to think about the valuation of equity in a business.  Peter's opinion on having earn-out oriented structures in a deal.

In the Season 1 Finale, Yosef Lehrman talks to Nick and Chris about the Executive Order on Improving the Nation's Cybersecurity.

Today's guest is Peter Lehrman, CEO and founder of Axial, an online platform that enables private companies and their trusted advisors to confidentially raise capital, identify and pursue acquisitions, and exit their businesses more. Prior to founding Axial, Peter worked at the investment firm SFW Capital Partners (www.sfwcap.com) and GLG (www.glg.it), where he helped build the company's global technology platform for on-demand business expertise. He graduated from the University of Virginia and received an MBA from Stanford Business School. Peter and his family live in New York. When he isn't working, he's spending time with his wife Eve and their four children. In this episode we discuss: Introduction to episode  [2:12] Peter and his dad talking about investing in stocks  [4:35] His interest in business early on in his life  [9:15] Peter's first exposure to entrepreneurship  [11:10] His advice on stock and bonds investors   [13:10] Axial and its services [16:35] Industries they are focusing to serve  [22:45] Qualifying investors in Axial's platform  [25:30] Business lessons he learned during the pandemic  [27:40] Using technology and digital tools to recalibrate and do business deals [30:05] Virtualizing business transactions and procedures [35:00] How to use Axial's platform and ways to connect with Peter  [41:15] Links to sources and tools Connect with Peter on LinkedIn If you need advice on Merger and Acquisitions, visit Axial Listen to other PTSS Episodes Global ERP Experts That Thrive For Excellency with Stephanie Picardi Supporting the Future with Venture Capital Investments with Carter Williams Raising Equity for Real Estate Deals with Matt Burk Thanks for listening. Don't forget to like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/passthesecretsauce to get updates on new episodes. If you haven't already, please follow and leave a review for our podcast, we'll really appreciate it. And as always, don't forget to pass the secret sauce. Support our podcast If you're a fan of the show, there are three simple things you can do to support our work: Subscribe, rate and review: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/pass-the-secret-sauce-by-matt-shields/id1506940483 the podcast on iTunes or wherever you subscribe. Tell a family member, friend, or colleague about the show. Subscribe to us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCJ5eItxsGWyGKC91zd1pzbA and follow us on LinkedIn:

"Make sure every student in your class is seen in your class. Do your very best....The very best thing you can do is show up for every student every day." - CherylAnne Amendola CherylAnne Amendola has been teaching American and World History for the last 15 years. She graduated from Montclair State University with a B.A. in Political Science and from Teachers College, Columbia University with an M.A. in Social Studies Education. Currently, she is working on an M.A. in American History from Pace University in partnership with the Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History. She was named 2017 New Jersey History Teacher of the Year by the Gilder Lehrman Institute for American History and was accepted as an Academy for Teachers fellow. HERE is an article featuring her and this prestigious award. CherylAnne published her first book in November 2019 entitled “On the Backs of the Enslaved.” Go buy a hundred copies for you and your friends! CherylAnne also is the founder and host of the podcast, The Teaching History Herway Podcast. It is so great and something everyone should go check out and subscribe to today! Episode Highlights 1) Inspiration to teach: "I just wanted to bring happiness and passion to other kids...I want them to see someone that loves something" 2) "I tell my students everyday that I love them...I want every kid to have that feeling of being loved." 3) "I like to teach history from different angles and different lenses...so, for example, when I teach about the 18th century...I dress up." 4) "I also try to give them (students) as many real world experiences as I can." 5) "A lot of history is not told...we hear a lot from the dead white guy." 6) Episode Ending: Story about teaching LGBT history Support An Unconventional Teacher - A pay-if-forward project Please consider becoming one of our patrons of our show through Patreon or through PayPal. Thank you! Podcast Credits: Host: Jon Hinthorne Podcast Editor and Producer: Jon Hinthorne Official Website An Unconventional Teacher Social Media Website and Media Designers: Nina Telthorst and Gracie Bonwich

Our host of An Unconventional Teacher, Jon Hinthorne, interviews the 2015 National History Day Teacher of the Year as well as the 2020 Gilder Lehrman Teacher of the Year, Kelsie Brook Eckert. Kelsie humbly offers to our listeners a window into what makes her an unapologetically unconventional teacher of history and how she incorporates the voices of all humans, especially women, from history and not just the typical voices we normally hear from. Kelsie's Podcast: The Remedial Herstory Project Kelsie's Free Curriculum: Lesson Plans Grades K-6 , Grades 7-12 Kelsie's Bio: >Kelsie works at Moultonborough Academy as a Social Studies teacher, teaching US History, AP US History, AP World History, current events, and Psychology. She also sits on the Board for the New Hampshire Council for Social Studies. She has a MEd in Social Studies Education and a BA in Political Science, with minors in Asian Studies and Theater. >In 2020, Kelsie was named the Gilder Lehrman New Hampshire Teacher of the Year. In 2018, her lesson plan on Mercy Otis Warren was published by the History Channel. In 2016 Kelsie received the PSU award for Outstanding Graduate Alumni and became a Normandy Scholar and traveling to France to research the D-Day invasions. She also earned the New Hampshire National History Day Teacher of the Year Award in 2015. >Previously she has worked at Plymouth State University, coordinating the New Hampshire state history competition (National History Day). Since, as a teacher, she has led her own student projects to the national competition and done well there. Kelsie has experience in outdoor education and as a collegiate lacrosse coach (including a national championship win in 2010). Kelsie was nominated for a professional award at Plymouth State and received the highest graduate scholarship in recognition of her academic achievements. >Character development is a key part of her teaching philosophy, which includes critical thinking, authentic assessment, and meaningful learning experiences that promote student growth. >Kelsie is motivated, confident, and pensive. She is up for a challenge, takes initiative, and has a tremendous work ethic. >Kelsie has traveled all over the world including Mongolia, China, Mexico, Central America, and Europe. In college, she was a varsity soccer and lacrosse player and choreographed ballet for the school's dance production. Support An Unconventional Teacher - A pay-if-forward project Please consider becoming one of our patrons of our show through Patreon or through PayPal Podcast Credits: Host: Jon Hinthorne Podcast Editor and Producer: Jon Hinthorne Official Website An Unconventional Teacher Social Media Website and Media Designers: Nina Telthorst and Gracie Bonwich

Buying and selling small businesses is the aspiration of many. In this episode,  Adam Torres and Peter Lehrman, CEO and Founder of Axial, explore what it takes to buy and sell small businesses.Follow Adam on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/askadamtorres/ for up to date information on book releases and tour schedule.Apply to be interviewed by Adam on our podcast:https://missionmatters.lpages.co/podcastguest/Visit our website:https://missionmatters.com/