Podcasts about networking

In this episode of The Untethered Podcast, Hallie Bulkin sits down with Beth R Poe, MA, CCC-SLP , a certified pediatric feeding therapist and the founder of Way to Grow Therapy. Beth shares her inspiring transition from clinical certification to the launch of her own private practice, proving that with the right foundation, you can turn a clinical passion into a thriving business.The conversation goes beyond just "starting a business." Beth and Hallie pull back the curtain on the realities of working with medically complex infants, specifically those navigating Congenital Heart Disease (CHD). They discuss why feeding therapy for these "heart warriors" requires a specialized lens, the vital role of natural environments in therapy, and why your network of fellow therapists is your greatest clinical asset. Whether you are dreaming of opening your own doors or looking to sharpen your skills with complex cases, this episode is your roadmap for growth.UNPACKING THE EPISODE: WHAT YOU'LL UNCOVER

In this episode, Jaden shares his real journey breaking into investment banking — from navigating competitive recruiting to ultimately securing the offer. This conversation dives into the realities of IB recruiting, networking strategy, rejection, and the mindset required to succeed in high-performance finance roles. If you're targeting investment banking, consulting, private equity, or other competitive finance careers, this episode provides practical insights from someone who has recently gone through the process. 00:00 – Intro 00:45 – How Jaden Became Interested in Investment Banking 03:20 – Early Recruiting Mistakes 06:10 – Understanding How IB Recruiting Actually Works 09:45 – The Role of Networking in Breaking Into Finance 13:30 – Handling Rejection & Staying in the Process 17:50 – What Superdays Are Really Like 21:15 – What Finally Made the Difference 25:40 – Securing the Investment Banking Offer 28:10 – Advice for Students Recruiting Today 31:00 – Final Lessons on Breaking Into Investment Banking Subscribe for more mentor conversations focused on finance careers, recruiting strategy, and long-term professional growth.

Traditional routing protocols like OSPF simply choose the “shortest” path. If the shortest path is full of traffic and there are alternate paths carrying nothing, OSPF can't help you. Path Computation Element (PCE) along with Path Computation Element Protocol (PCEP) is a way to construct forwarding paths through the network based on factors that distributed... Read more »

Traditional routing protocols like OSPF simply choose the “shortest” path. If the shortest path is full of traffic and there are alternate paths carrying nothing, OSPF can't help you. Path Computation Element (PCE) along with Path Computation Element Protocol (PCEP) is a way to construct forwarding paths through the network based on factors that distributed... Read more »

In this episode, Aakash Patel shares insights on networking, scaling businesses, leadership, and giving back to the community, with practical tips for entrepreneurs and professionals in Tampa and beyond. As he reaches 14 years in business, he is ready to share his tips for success and how he has been taking on additional roles.Welcome back to the show, Aakash! As You Listen00:00 Introduction and Networking Challenges00:27 The Skill of Being Present in Meetings02:06 Seasonal Business Cycles and Marketing  02:33 Networking Tips and Social Media Strategies03:03 Scaling Challenges and Tips for Entrepreneurs 03:31 Balancing Multiple Roles and Leadership04:10 Community Involvement05:06 Advocacy and Education for Children06:02 Self-Care and Personal Wellness08:49 Advice for New Entrepreneurs09:57 Looking Ahead to 2026 and Growth Goals11:22 Choosing the Right Companies to Work With12:36 Due Diligence in Business Relationships 13:47 Celebrating Tampa Entrepreneurs like College Hunks14:23 Starting Small and Building Connections15:44 Ideal Conversation Partners and Mentors16:43 Prioritization and Focus in Business18:33 Where to Find Aakash 

How do experienced operators approach the most technically demanding aspects of Distal Venous Arterialization (DVA)? In this episode of BackTable, host Dr. Sabeen Dhand sits down with Dr. Kumar Madassery for a detailed discussion of procedural strategy, technical decision-making, and real-world troubleshooting in DVA. --- SYNPOSIS Dr. Madassery walks through his approach from pre-procedure planning to final scaffolding. The conversation begins with imaging review, patient selection, and anesthesia considerations, emphasizing how preparation influences technical success. They then examine venous mapping and access strategy, with specific attention to femoral and tibial disease patterns and how these anatomic variables shape crossing techniques.This episode also covers wire and catheter selection, techniques for creating the arteriovenous anastomosis, balloon sizing, valve management, and stent scaffolding. Throughout, Dr. Madassery shares practical solutions to common access challenges and highlights decision points that can determine procedural durability. The discussion closes with reflections on clinical management, operator fatigue, and the value of professional networks when navigating complex limb salvage cases. --- TIMESTAMPS 00:00 - Introduction03:08 - Pre-Procedure Imaging and Setup05:01 - Venous Access and Mapping07:27 - Anesthesia and Patient Preparation12:29 - Femoral and Tibial Disease Considerations23:17 - Crossing Techniques and Tools27:16 - Venous Access Challenges and Solutions35:54 - Creating the Anastomosis37:03 - Balloon Sizing and Scaffolding Techniques38:26 - Navigating Venous Access Challenges39:56 - Wire and Catheter Strategies42:08 - Dealing with Valves and Anastomosis44:16 - Proximal vs. Distal DVA Approaches47:01 - Scaffolding and Stent Techniques50:06 - Clinical Management and Case Fatigue01:01:10 - Networking and Seeking Advice01:05:41 - Concluding Thoughts and Future Directions

Traditional routing protocols like OSPF simply choose the “shortest” path. If the shortest path is full of traffic and there are alternate paths carrying nothing, OSPF can't help you. Path Computation Element (PCE) along with Path Computation Element Protocol (PCEP) is a way to construct forwarding paths through the network based on factors that distributed... Read more »

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Ed, Nick, and Tom discuss the need for Network Address Translation v6 to v6 (NAT66). While Network Prefix Translation (NPTv6) exists, its limitations make it insufficient for real-world business needs. They also highlight that without a standardized NAT66, the market is forcing vendors to implement their own, hindering widespread IPv6 adoption. Episode Links: IPv6-to-IPv6 Network... Read more »

In this episode, Kyle Hunt talks with Joey and Ginny from Renovations & Dependable Building in Virginia about simple, practical marketing moves that help a newer remodeling business stand out and build trust. They cover branding decisions, SEO and website content, getting more Google reviews, and networking strategies to create a deeper lead pipeline without overcomplicating it. ----- Today's episode is sponsored by Builder Funnel! Click here to learn more about how Builder Funnel helps remodelers and home builders grow through strategic digital marketing. ----- Explore the vast array of tools, training courses, a podcast, and a supportive community of over 2,000 remodelers. Visit Remodelersontherise.com today and take your remodeling business to new heights! ----- Takeaways Branding is crucial for standing out in the remodeling industry. Color schemes can reflect personal preferences and help in branding. Starting a business requires learning from both successes and failures. Seeking outside advice can accelerate business growth. Building trust with clients is essential for long-term success. Imposter syndrome is common among new business owners. A well-optimized website can significantly impact lead generation. Google reviews are vital for establishing credibility. Networking can open doors to new opportunities and partnerships. Consistency in marketing efforts is key to long-term success.  

If you are working in building automation and still treating networking like an IT problem, this episode is for you. When devices stop communicating, alarms will not clear, or data disappears from your supervisory system, do you know where to start? Or does troubleshooting turn into trial and error? In Episode 534, you will rethink how IP networking fits into your daily BAS work. You will see how understanding data flow, network structure, and device communication directly impacts how effective you are in the field. This is about making you faster, more confident, and more valuable on every project. Topics Covered What a BAS network actually is and how devices communicate The key networking hardware you interact with on projects The hierarchy of a building automation system The three primary network topologies used in BAS A structured approach to network troubleshooting and the tools that support it Networking is no longer optional for BAS technicians. Mastering it is what separates average from elite.

Today, Ethan and Holly provide an overview of firewalls. While cybersecurity is a separate discipline from network engineering, much of what happens in cybersecurity is interesting at the packet level, so there’s a good deal of overlap. It's likely that as a network engineer, you'll be managing, or at least dealing with, firewalls in your... Read more »

In this episode of the Grow Your Moving Company podcast, host Wade Swikle speaks with Dan Hilton, who leads the ATA Moving and Storage Conference. They discuss Dan's background in politics and how it led him to the moving industry, the mission of the ATA in advocating for consumer protections, and the challenges faced by movers, including bad actors in the industry. The conversation also covers the importance of technology in modernizing the moving industry, the upcoming Moving and Storage Conference, and opportunities for independent movers in military and corporate relocations. Networking and mentorship are emphasized as key components for success in the industry, along with the need for updated legislation to keep pace with technological advancements.   Connect with Dan Hilton: Executive Director, Moving and Storage Conference dhilton@trucking.org   Know more about the Moving and Storage Conference: https://mscannual.trucking.org   Shop Wade's book - Hometown Titan: Build A Local Business That Dominates Your Market: https://a.co/d/8zLXZMC   Become a MOVING TITAN at the next Moving Titan Retreat https://www.movingtitanretreats.com/   Tighten up your moving company operations with TITAN UP TRAINING https://www.titanuptraining.com/   This episode is sponsored by: Moversville - an online marketing company and resource for movers, consumers, and those involved in the moving process. https://www.moversville.com/wade USA Home Listings – a marketing and lead resource for moving companies. https://www.usahomelistings.com/   About the Show Wade Swikle is the CEO of 2 College Brothers Moving, Storage and Franchising, currently with locations in Tampa, Gainesville, and Orlando, Florida. https://2collegebrothers.com/   Learn more and connect with Wade Swikle: Wade's website: https://2collegebrothers.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/wadeswikle/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@2CollegeBrothersMovingStorage Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wadeswikle/

Which hospitality events should YOU be attending in 2026? In this episode, David Millili and Steve Carran sit down with John Burns, President of Hospitality Technology Consulting, to review the top hospitality events of 2026. From tech expos to independent hotel shows, cruise industry summits, and AI-focused conferences, we cover what's happening, who should attend, and why these events are game-changers for hoteliers, developers, and investors.  In this episode, we cover:The global power of ITB Berlin and why it's more than just a trade show.Networking gold at Hunter Conference Atlanta and what makes it a must-attend.Insider tips from HFTP Executive Vendor Summit, AAHOA Philadelphia, Sea Trade Cruise Summit, and more.How direct bookings and AI are shaking up the hotel industry.Whether you're a hotel owner, operator, developer, or just love staying ahead in hospitality, this episode is your roadmap for networking, learning, and making deals happen.Watch the FULL EPISODE on YouTube: https://youtu.be/UbP3xSHCc-M Links:John on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/john-burns-1a6139/Hospitality Technology Consulting: https://www.burns-htc.com/For full show notes head to: https://themodernhotelier.com/episode/252Follow on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-...Join the conversation on today's episode on The Modern Hotelier LinkedIn pageConnect with Steve and David:Steve: https://www.linkedin.com/in/%F0%9F%8E...David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-mil.

Send a textTimothy Klund, aka TK, shares his journey from being an Air Force veteran to becoming a successful entrepreneur and community leader. He discusses the importance of relationships, the value of time, and the lessons learned from both successes and failures. The conversation also delves into the origins of the Celebrity Softball Classic, emphasizing the significance of community and connection. TK's insights on spirituality, personal growth, and the necessity of hard work provide listeners with a roadmap for achieving their own success and fulfillment.-Quick Episode Summary:Air Force, leadership, resilience, relationships, faith, family, giving back, gratitude.-SEO Description:Air Force vet TK shares leadership, resilience, and the power of connection, plus stories from the Celebrity Softball Classic and lessons from life and business.-

What drives someone to make their very first investment in a company that becomes a unicorn, and how can others follow suit? In this episode, host Marcia Dawood sits down with Jaclyn Johnson—serial entrepreneur, angel investor, and founder of Cherub—to unpack her journey from building and selling companies to becoming a prolific dealmaker and innovator in the fundraising space.Jaclyn Johnson shares her candid story, beginning with her initial leap into angel investing and continuing through her experience with high-profile exits and the founding of Cherub. The conversation also explores the challenges founders face today in fundraising, why many potential angels remain on the sidelines, and how Cherub is transforming access and simplicity for both founders and investors.This episode is a must-listen if you want to learn how successful angels think, discover what's changing in startup investing, or get inspired to start your own journey as an investor or founder. It's packed with practical wisdom and fresh perspectives on how to build a more inclusive and impactful entrepreneurial ecosystem. To get the latest from Jaclyn Johnson, you can follow her below!Jaclyn's LinkedinInvest with CherubCreate and Cultivate Sign up for Marcia's newsletter to receive tips and the latest on Angel Investing!Website: www.marciadawood.comDo Good While Doing WellLearn more about the documentary Show Her the Money: www.showherthemoneymovie.comAnd don't forget to follow us wherever you are!Apple Podcasts: https://pod.link/1586445642.appleSpotify: https://pod.link/1586445642.spotifyLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/angel-next-door-podcast/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/theangelnextdoorpodcast/Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.com/theangelnextdoorpodcast/TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@marciadawood

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In this solo episode of the Travis Makes Money, host Travis Chappell breaks down the unspoken rules of connecting with high-caliber people — from industry leaders to influencers to entrepreneurs. Drawing from years of experience (and plenty of awkward early moments), Travis shares a practical framework for preparing for conversations, controlling the frame, avoiding the “fan bucket,” and building real relationships that open doors. If you've ever felt intimidated walking into rooms with powerful people, this episode gives you a simple playbook to show up confidently, listen better, and turn one conversation into many. On this episode we talk about: Why preparation gives you an unfair advantage in important conversations How to control the “frame” so you're seen as a peer — not a fan The biggest networking mistake: word-vomiting instead of listening How to find real connection through shared interests and common ground Turning one great conversation into future opportunities (“build a connection from a connection”) Top 3 Takeaways Do your homework. Knowing even a little about someone before you meet them makes conversations easier and more memorable. Never put yourself in the fan bucket. High-level people connect with peers — not people who pedestalize them. Listen more than you talk. Asking thoughtful questions and staying chill makes you stand out in a sea of networkers. Notable Quotes “If you listen more than you talk, you're way more likely to be remembered.” “You're telling people whether to put you in the fan bucket or the peer bucket.” “Build a connection from a connection — don't let a great conversation die.” Connect with Travis Chappell: Instagram: @travischappell Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kat Traxler, Principal Security Researcher at Vectra AI, returns to the podcast to discuss her AI-powered vulnerability research workflow. She explains how she uses two different AI models to act as the “blackboard” while she applies her expertise to triage AI-generated ideas to increase her productivity. She also asks a concerning question: As AI automates... Read more »

In Episode 290 of REIA Radio, hosts Ted Kaasch and Owen Dashner sit down with Drew Tilgner — a young investor who jumped into real estate at 19 and started stacking experience fast.Drew walks through how he got started with house hacking, what he learned by actually doing deals (instead of just doom-scrolling BiggerPockets and calling it “research”), and how living in his own properties helped him build momentum early.A big advantage in Drew's story: his experience working at a title company. He breaks down why title matters more than most new investors realize, how title insurance can save your butt when things get messy, and how seeing transactions from the inside sharpened his decision-making as an investor.From there, the conversation expands into what it really takes to grow: moving from easier properties into heavier projects, learning renovation realities the hard way, and understanding risk before you scale. Ted and Owen also dig into the mindset side—consistency, taking action, and why strong relationships beat “perfect timing” every single time.They also talk money and lending: being financially prepared, using leverage wisely, and why “I'll figure it out later” is not a strategy when you're borrowing someone else's money.If you like real conversations with real investors (no guru fluff), subscribe to REIA Radio and share this episode with someone who keeps saying they're “waiting for the right time.”And if you're local, come to an Omaha REIA event and meet the kind of people who actually do deals—not just talk about them.You can Join the Omaha REIA - https://omahareia.com/join-todayOmaha REIA on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/groups/OmahaREIACheck out the National REIA - https://nationalreia.org/ Find Ted Kaasch at www.tedkaasch.com Owen Dashner on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/owen.dashner Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/odawg2424/ Red Ladder Property Solutions - www.sellmyhouseinomahafast.com Liquid Lending Solutions - www.liquidlendingsolutions.com Owen's Blogs - www.otowninvestor.com www.reiquicktips.com Propstream - https://trial.propstreampro.com/reianebraska/Timber Creek Virtual - https://timbercreekvirtual.com/services/MagicDoor - https://magicdoor.com/reia/...

Kat Traxler, Principal Security Researcher at Vectra AI, returns to the podcast to discuss her AI-powered vulnerability research workflow. She explains how she uses two different AI models to act as the “blackboard” while she applies her expertise to triage AI-generated ideas to increase her productivity. She also asks a concerning question: As AI automates... Read more »

Have you ever wondered why networking feels so… icky and yet so necessary?In this episode of The Art of Badassery podcast, host Jenn Cassetta sits down with keynote speaker, networking renegade, and author of This Sh!t Works, Julie Brown, to blow up everything you think you know about networking.Together, they dive into why traditional networking makes people cringe, how human-centric connection actually creates real opportunities, and why being unapologetically yourself is the ultimate career advantage. Julie shares her unexpected path from the construction industry to becoming a sought-after speaker, along with how a challenging childhood shaped her grit, resilience, and no-BS approach to success.Expect laughs, real talk, and plenty of mic-drop moments, plus practical advice you can actually use. If you're ready to ditch the awkward small talk and build relationships that actually move the needle, this episode proves one thing: authentic connection isn't just powerful… it works. Connect with Julie BrownLinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/juliebrownspeaks/Website - https://juliebrownbd.com/speaking/Book - This Sh!t Works - https://juliebrownbd.com/book/

In this episode, we sit down with the brilliant Fran Houser for a conversation that feels especially relevant if you're trying to be successful at work without losing yourself along the way. We talk about ambition, empathy, boundaries, and the exhausting double bind women still face in the workplace—where you're expected to be both warm and bulletproof. Fran brings such grounded wisdom from her decades in corporate leadership, startup investing, and now her portfolio career, and we found ourselves nodding along the entire time.Together, we explore what it really means to lead with kindness and strength, why empathy is not a weakness but a strategic advantage, and how women can rethink networking, ambition, and career pivots in a way that actually fits real life—especially at midlife. This conversation is honest, practical, and deeply validating. You'll walk away feeling both seen and energized to rethink how you show up at work and beyond. Episode Highlights:[0:00] – Welcome to Insights from the Couch and why this conversation matters at midlife [2:10] – Fran's upbringing, immigrant parents, and early lessons about work and responsibility [6:45] – The origin of The Myth of the Nice Girl and redefining leadership for women [10:40] – How empathy creates trust, influence, and better outcomes at work [15:30] – The fine line between kindness, people-pleasing, and setting boundaries [19:50] – A real workplace story that shows how “being nice” can backfire—and how to repair it [26:30] – Ambition, likability, and the double bind women still face [31:00] – Why women still hesitate to speak up and how perfectionism gets in the way [34:00] – Networking at midlife: why it matters and how to do it in a way that fits you [39:00] – Portfolio careers, career pivots, and designing work that supports your life [47:30] – Fran's upcoming book on time, perfectionism, and doing less better Links and Resources:Fran's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/franhauser/ Fran's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/fran_hauser/  If today's discussion resonated with you or sparked curiosity, please rate, follow, and share "Insights from the Couch" with others. Your support helps us reach more people and continue providing valuable insights. Here's to finding our purposes and living a life full of meaning and joy. Stay tuned for more!Ever stayed quiet to keep the peace and felt yourself disappear? The Cost of Quiet is for anyone who avoids conflict and pays the price. Reclaim your voice, strengthen your relationships, and experience real peace. Order your copy and join the movement: https://www.colettejanefehr.com/new-book

Karl Ferguson Jr. never planned to be a photographer. He picked up a camera because he was following his interest in the burgeoning Hip Hop Scene. Years later, his portraits of Black culture have appeared in Vibe, Billboard, and The Hollywood Reporter. In this conversation, Karl talks about what it really takes to build a creative life on your own terms, why he spent two decades at Verizon while quietly becoming one of the most sought-after photographers in entertainment, and what it means to be a visual historian when representation is still a fight. Chapters 00:00  Introduction to Karl Ferguson and the "Visual Historian" 02:20  From The Bronx to the Music Industry 04:02  Picking Up the Camera Out of Necessity 06:26  The First Byline: Validation from Vibe Magazine 08:32  Mastering the Art of Networking and Relationships 15:07  The Responsibility of the Visual Historian 17:07  Creating Intimacy in Celebrity Portraiture 23:31  Building Community at The Grand Studio 25:48  Demystifying the Role of the Digital Tech 31:40  Breaking the Starving Artist Myth: The Verizon Years 43:40  The Importance of Personal Work and Creative Play 49:55  Redefining Success Through authentic Connection Connect with Karl: Follow Karl on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karlfergusonjr Karl's website: https://www.karlfergusonjr.com/ Support the Show Website: http://www.martineseverin.comFollow on Instagram: @martine.severin | @thisishowwecreate_ Subscribe to the Newsletter: http://www.martineseverin.substack.com This is How We Create is produced by Martine Severin. This episode was edited by Daniel Espinosa. Podcast show art is designed by Violetta Encarnación. Music by Timothy Infinite.   Subscribe wherever you get your podcasts Leave a review Follow us on social media Share with fellow creatives  

On this episode of Greater Perimeter Business Radio, hosts Lee Kantor and Adam Marx interview Avoilan Bingham, General Manager at Drive Capital and President of Atlanta Tech Week. The discussion explores Atlanta's tech ecosystem, the importance of authentic networking, and the impact of AI on startups and venture capital. Avoilan shares insights on building community-driven […]

Connor Bartley, host of "The LO Down" podcast shares lessons he's learned as a recruiter that can benefit anyone looking to grow their network — with trust, value, and genuine relationships.  He shares tangible action items and marketing tips on how you can add genuine selfless value by understanding people's goals giving you a competitive edge.  This episode will help you turn a cold call into a welcomed conversation.  If you're in mortgages, real estate, sales, or leadership (or just trying to grow a better network), this is your episode about how the patient long game and authenticity always wins.

Join the Discord and Partner with us via Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/purehustlepodcast MY RESLLER GENIE - USE OUR CODE “PUREHUSTLE” all in caps: https://www.myresellergenie.com/?ref=purehustle In this update episode of Pure Hustle Podcast, Mike and Orlando discuss building discipline through early mornings and workouts to boost reselling productivity, networking for free inventory hauls, and the shift in garage sale pricing amid inflation. They share random stories from Whatnot live selling adventures (shoutout to K-Way Shop) and the infamous "Popcorn Bucket Guy" at Disney. Reselling news covers Estee Lauder's lawsuit against Walmart over counterfeits, eBay's auto price reduction testing, and the 2026 Recommerce Report highlighting 89% of consumers planning to spend the same or more on pre-loved goods (with Gen Z leading at 59%). BOLOs include Moen shower heads for hospitality/home improvement and low-megapixel Elf digital cameras reselling strong. Plus, excitement for nearing episode 500 and spring garage sales. 00:00 - Intro and Episode Number 01:09 - Orlando's Update: Discipline, Early Mornings, and Reselling Grind 04:58 - Four Burner Theory and Balancing Life 07:05 - Networking for Free Inventory Hauls 09:24 - Garage Sale Pricing Shifts and High Demands 11:49 - Economy, Inflation, and Buyer/Seller Dynamics 19:24 - My Reseller Genie Promo and Bookkeeping Course 22:46 - Random Story: Whatnot Live Selling Experiences 27:43 - Random Story: Disney Popcorn Bucket Guy Drama 31:31 - Reselling News: Estee Lauder Sues Walmart Over Counterfeits 35:14 - eBay Vero Listings and Brand Restrictions 38:34 - eBay Auto Price Reduction Testing Debate 46:22 - eBay 2026 Recommerce Report Stats and Insights 50:34 - BOLOs: Moen Shower Heads (Hospitality/Home Improvement) 55:46 - BOLOs: Elf Digital Cameras (Low-Megapixel Resurgence) 57:24 - Looking Forward: Spring Garage Sales and Organizing Space 57:42 - Closing and Social Media Shoutouts    

Erman Baradi and Brandon Waites share practical, real-world advice on how to network effectively in Hollywood without coming across as desperate or transactional. Drawing from their own journeys — from military service and film school to building strong online presences — they explain why relationships, not scripts, are the true currency of the film industry. Their discussion highlights the importance of patience, professionalism, and respecting everyone from assistants to executives.The episode also explores common networking mistakes, the power of mentorship, and why building connections before moving to Los Angeles can dramatically increase your odds of success. Through their platform, The Film Empire, they aim to create opportunities that prioritize long-term relationships over short-term wins. It's an honest conversation about the reality of breaking into Hollywood — and the mindset required to stay in it.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/indie-film-hustle-a-filmmaking-podcast--2664729/support.

Take a Network Break! We start with listener follow-up on data centers in space, and sound the Red Alert about a sandbox failure in Claude Code and a rash of Microsoft zero-days. On the news front, Cisco announces a 102.4Tbps switch ASIC in its Silicon One line of homegrown chips, and adds AI agent monitoring... Read more »

With the rise of cloud services and SaaS, the browser has become a primary productivity tool. It's also a primary vector for malware, phishing, identity theft, data leaks, and other risks. On today's sponsored episode with Palo Alto Networks, we dive into browser security. We discuss risks to the browser and how they differ from... Read more »

Adrian Granados joins Keith Parsons to discuss new iOS tools available for the WLAN Pi.  These new tools extend a professional’s ability to run Wi-Fi scanning and analysis apps such a Wi-Fi Explorer Pi and Airtool Pi on iOS devices such as iPhones and iPads. Along with the small, portable WLAN Pi itself, these apps... Read more »

Matt is joined by multi-platinum mixer and engineer Richard Chycki whose clients include such rock royalty as Rush, Aerosmith, Dream Theater, Skillet, Mick Jagger, Alice Cooper, Pink and many more.In This Episode, We Discuss:NAMM ExperienceCurrent State of Immersive AudioMoving to Nashville: Reasons and PlansEarly Musical Journey and Transition to EngineeringThe Shift from Musician to EngineerAdapting to Technological Changes in AudioThe Future of Atmos and Immersive AudioArtist Reactions to Immersive MixingThe Evolution of Atmos TechnologyLearning from Major ArtistsNavigating the Music IndustryFinancial Strategies in Music ProductionThe Importance of NetworkingMixing Classic Records in AtmosLinks and Show Notes:Rich's SiteMatt's Rant: The ExpensesCredits:Guest: Richard ChyckiHost/Engineer/Producer: Matt BoudreauEditing: Anne-Marie PleauWCA Theme Music: Cliff TruesdellThe Voice: Chuck Smith

Title: These 3 Things Transformed Him into a Referral Generating Machine and 6x his Business in 9 Months Host: Michael J. Maher Guest: William "Will" Craddock Description: In this powerful success story episode of the Referrals Podcast, Michael sits down with Will Craddock — a true implementor of the (7L) Referral Mastery System and a standout leader inside the Generosity Generation. In just one year, Will went from grinding through seven networking meetings a week to intentionally choosing one — all while dramatically increasing his referrals, transactions, and influence. He shares how mentorship from leaders shaped his mindset around focus, generosity, clarity, and belief. Will walks through his evolution from dominating one-to-one meetings to embracing Event Mastery, including hosting a Top Yap event, a Money Mastery class that led to his best month ever (30+ transactions), and a wildly successful "Wind Down Wednesday" VIP experience at Black Hammock. This episode is a masterclass in what happens when you stop consuming content… and start implementing. If you've ever wondered what's possible when you fully commit to the (7L) system — this is the proof. (7L) Referral Strategies: Events, Networking, 1:1 Meetings, Networking Stack, Event Mastery, Triangle of Trust, Handwritten Note Special Offer: The next Event Mastery class begins March 10th inside the Referral Mastery Academy. If you're ready to stop attending networking events and start owning them — this is your opportunity. www.EventMastery.com

Lolly Anderson of Sioux Falls, SD shares how cookies literally changed her life and led her to build a successful cottage food bakery and a digital product business that has done over $1M in salesGet full show notes and transcript here: https://forrager.com/podcast/161

Take a Network Break! We start with listener follow-up on data centers in space, and sound the Red Alert about a sandbox failure in Claude Code and a rash of Microsoft zero-days. On the news front, Cisco announces a 102.4Tbps switch ASIC in its Silicon One line of homegrown chips, and adds AI agent monitoring... Read more »

Take a Network Break! We start with listener follow-up on data centers in space, and sound the Red Alert about a sandbox failure in Claude Code and a rash of Microsoft zero-days. On the news front, Cisco announces a 102.4Tbps switch ASIC in its Silicon One line of homegrown chips, and adds AI agent monitoring... Read more »

With the rise of cloud services and SaaS, the browser has become a primary productivity tool. It's also a primary vector for malware, phishing, identity theft, data leaks, and other risks. On today's sponsored episode with Palo Alto Networks, we dive into browser security. We discuss risks to the browser and how they differ from... Read more »

In this episode, Michelle shares her honest experience after spending a full year in a networking group — including the time commitment, the revenue results, and what she learned along the way. We break down the real numbers, the expectations versus reality, and why what seems like a great visibility strategy isn't always the right fit.  Key takeaways from this episode: Visibility is not the same as being in the right room. Just because you're showing up doesn't mean the environment is aligned. Networking groups often favor transactional businesses. Industries like real estate, finance, and roofing naturally pass referrals — photography is a more emotional, less frequent purchase. Track your data, not just your feelings. When Michelle broke down the numbers, she could make a clear, objective decision. Everything you say yes to means saying no to something else. A four-hour weekly commitment carries real opportunity cost. Experiments aren't failures — they're clarity. The year wasn't wasted; it sharpened her messaging and helped her evaluate where her time is best spent. Environment matters. Effort alone cannot overcome a misaligned room. This is an honest look at what happens when effort meets a misaligned room — and how to evaluate business experiments without making it mean something about you. If you've ever wondered whether networking groups are worth your time as a photographer, this conversation will give you clarity. How to Support the Podcast: Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or wherever you listen to podcasts. Please like, share, and leave a review. If you like the content, please share with your friends by posting on social media so that we can reach and impact more people. Join our next free coaching workshop: www.getcoachedbyheather.com Connect: Heather Lahtinen: Website, Facebook, Instagram

Text me!In this conversation, Melanie Borden  and I discuss the evolution of personal branding, particularly through LinkedIn, and the importance of visibility in today's digital landscape. Melanie shares her journey of building her brand, overcoming fears, and the significance of influence and virality in content creation. They explore strategies for effective content, the balance between personal and private sharing, and the mindset needed to combat imposter syndrome. The discussion emphasizes the need for authenticity and connection in a world increasingly dominated by AI and algorithms.takeawaysYou have a personal brand whether you realize it or not.LinkedIn is the new water cooler for professionals.Fear often holds people back from visibility.3% of LinkedIn users post content, indicating vast opportunity.Virality does not always equate to revenue.Growth, impact, strategy, and trust are key components of personal branding.A successful content strategy includes educational, personal, promotional, and user-generated content.Personal stories resonate more than purely professional content.It's important to disconnect from digital platforms to foster creativity.Remind yourself of your accomplishments to combat imposter syndrome.Connect further with Melanie HERE or on LinkedIn HERE  IG @humantobrandPurchase her book HERESupport the showLINKS TO FREEBIES BELOW: WEEKLY NEWSLETTER where I share all the tips and tricks on how to grow organically online HERE If you are interested in sponsoring the show, send me a DM ABOUT THE HOST: Former Executive Recruiter turned Digital Marketing Expert & Entrepreneur. I'm here to show you that you can do it too! I help women to start, grow and scale their personal brand and business online through social media. In 2021 I launched ChilledVino, my patented wine product and in 2023 I launched The Feminine Founder Podcast and in 2025 I launched my Digital Marketing Agency called Feminine Founder Marketing. I live in South Carolina with my husband Gary and 2 Weimrarners, Zena & Zara. This podcast is a supportive and inclusive community where I interview and bring women together that are fellow entrepreneurs and workplace experts. We believe in sharing our stories, unpacking exactly how we did it and talking through the mindset shifts needed to achieve great things.Let's connect further!! LinkedIn HERE IG @cpennington55 FB HERE ChilledVino HERE

Are you stuck wondering whether you need a virtual assistant or a full-blown marketing strategist? You're not alone.I sat down with Deanna Martin, founder of Patrona Virtual Solutions, who specializes in helping wellness providers build marketing systems that actually make sense and attract patients consistently.Listen in as we explore the hiring opportunities you have, which is right for you, and how to approach your marketing plan!In this episode:The difference between a VA, a marketing assistant, and a strategist.How collaboration-based marketing is a powerful secret weapon for brick-and-mortar businesses.Why authenticity and connection are your marketing superpowers.Find It Quickly00:34 - Meet Deanna Martin01:04 - Understanding Marketing Roles: VA, Assistant, and Strategist01:43 - Sponsor Message: Fair Wholesale02:33 - Deanna's Journey: From Teaching to Marketing Strategy06:42 - The Importance of Authentic Marketing11:42 - Clarifying Marketing Roles and Responsibilities17:21 - Overcoming Hesitations with Virtual Assistance19:09 - Sponsor Message: Fair Wholesale19:45 - Core Marketing Foundations for Established Businesses20:40 - The Importance of Branding and SOPs20:51 - Identifying Your Dream Client22:08 - Utilizing Project Management Tools24:03 - Collaborating with Local Businesses25:25 - Networking and Word of Mouth Strategies28:13 - Balancing Digital and In-Person Marketing29:04 - Networking Tips for Introverts30:10 - The Value of Business Friendships33:15 - Overcoming Marketing Rejections34:46 - Defining Success and Work-Life Balance36:02 - Where to Find and Connect with DeannaConnect with DeannaWebsite: patronavirtualsolutions.comInstagram: instagram.com/patrona_vsTask & Time Freebie: patronavirtualsolutions.myflodesk.com/tasktimeauditfreebie

Adrian Granados joins Keith Parsons to discuss new iOS tools available for the WLAN Pi.  These new tools extend a professional’s ability to run Wi-Fi scanning and analysis apps such a Wi-Fi Explorer Pi and Airtool Pi on iOS devices such as iPhones and iPads. Along with the small, portable WLAN Pi itself, these apps... Read more »

Tomorrow's Podiatry: Building Confidence, Leadership and Belonging In this episode of the Podiatry Legends Podcast, I welcome back Michael Stephenson from AA Podiatry in Glasgow to talk about the evolution of Tomorrow's Podiatry and why soft skills may be the most undervalued asset in our profession. We cover a lot in this conversation — public speaking, networking, mentorship, student leadership, culture, the importance of belonging and how Tomorrow's Podiatry Awards have grown since 2019.  But the real theme? Confidence changes everything. 10 Takeaway Points from Episode 407 Soft skills are career multipliers. Public speaking builds professional confidence. Networking should start early in your career. Belonging increases retention in podiatry. Leadership can be developed, not just inherited. Recognition builds motivation. Community reduces isolation. Culture shapes long-term professional identity. Mentorship accelerates growth. Confidence compounds over time. No one wants a business coach; however, if you are looking, let's talk. Search for Tyson E Franklin Business Coach...I'm easy to find.  Upcoming Events - https://www.tysonfranklin.com/events/ Facebook Group - https://www.facebook.com/groups/podiatrybusinessownersclub My Book: It's No Secret... There's Money in Podiatry - https://amzn.to/4kwIYr5

Mike Farley of Farley Pool Designs hosts Tanr Ross of Pool Scapes (Las Vegas) to discuss pool and outdoor living design, with an emphasis on when 3D modeling is necessary and how it improves client understanding. Additional topics include challenges and benefits of LED strip lighting and uplights (installation complexity, costs, and preference for PAL lighting support), the value of reviewing recent, verifiable work and visiting active job sites when selecting a designer/builder, and functional design principles such as sightlines from open-glass interiors, communal layouts over paper “balance,” and frequent use of fire pits with ergonomic, cushioned sunken seating.   Discover More: https://www.poolscapes.com/ https://www.farleypooldesigns.com/ https://www.instagram.com/farleydesigns/ https://www.instagram.com/luxuryoutdoorlivingpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/poolzila/   00:00 Welcome to the Luxury Outdoor Living Podcast (What to Expect) 01:12 Meet Tanr Ross + Do You Really Need 3D Renderings? 03:40 Tanr's Origin Story: AutoCAD, Pool Studio & Early 3D Experiments 07:29 Renderings That Feel Real: Scale, Furniture & Adding People 09:39 Pool Scapes Business & Career Path: Vegas → Texas → Back Home 12:48 Why Modern Design Wins (and When Curves Get Tricky) 16:43 Nevada's 600 Sq Ft Pool Rule: Workarounds, Zero-Edge Math & Remodels 24:27 Signature Project Breakdown: The “Cube” Water Feature & Build Challenges 27:08 Where Inspiration Comes From + How Tanr Actually Designs in 3D 29:48 Getting Better Without “School”: Reps, Pressure, Freelance & Speed 31:29 Why He Doesn't Travel Anymore (Motion Sickness, Anxiety & Work Mode) 32:11 Vegas Trade Shows, Networking & Staying ‘Nose Down' Busy 33:47 LED Strip Lighting in Pools: Nightclub Vibes, Install Headaches & Real Costs 37:58 How Homeowners Should Vet a Pool Designer (Recent Work, Site Visits & References) 39:33 Custom Design Philosophy vs. Copy-Paste Software (And AI Concerns) 42:41 Designing for Real Life: Communal Spaces, Sight Lines & Pool Orientation 45:48 Favorite Part of the Process + Managing Long, Stressful Builds 48:29 Must-Have Feature: Fire Pits, Sunken Seating & Cushion Ergonomics 54:52 One Tip to Avoid Regret: Due Diligence, Similar-Scale Projects & In-Progress Tours 57:23 Rapid-Fire Personal Questions + Monaco/F1 + Vegas Growth (Wrap-Up) 01:01:07 Show Mission & Final Sign-Off  

In this engaging conversation, Vincent A. Lanci and Ben Albert explore the multifaceted journey of entrepreneurship, emphasizing that success is not a single key but a unique combination of skills, experiences, and connections. The guest shares his unexpected path to entrepreneurship, the importance of niche marketing, and effective strategies for leveraging platforms like LinkedIn for social selling. The discussion also highlights the evolution of the guest's podcast, 'Real Business Connections,' and concludes with a thought-provoking reflection on the ultimate entrepreneur, Jesus Christ.As you listen:00:00 The Key to Success: A Unique Combination01:51 The Journey to Entrepreneurship04:50 From Zero to Hero: Building a Business Podcast08:44 Marketing Strategies for the Clueless11:53 Leveraging LinkedIn for Social Selling13:45 Finding Your Unique Key to Success15:32 The Evolution of a Podcast: Real Business Connections17:38 A Conversation with Jesus: The Ultimate Entrepreneur"There is no key to success.""I'd love to ask him about it.""This kicked butt."Takeaways:-Success is a unique combination, not a single key.-Entrepreneurship can emerge from unexpected circumstances.-Niche down to create a smaller, more manageable market.-Networking through podcasting can lead to mentorship and clients.-Promoting others can be an effective marketing strategy.-LinkedIn is a powerful tool for social selling.-Building trust is essential before pitching products or services.-Your podcast can serve as a diary of your learning journey.-Engaging with your audience can lead to valuable connections.-The journey of entrepreneurship is ongoing and ever-evolving.

Jay Skipworth, a seasoned entrepreneur and visionary behind Glluz and Glluz Tech, shares his insights on how athletic activities, like a casual round of golf, can be foundational for networking and conducting business, breaking the stereotype that significant projects only happen in boardrooms.As the dialogue unfolds, Jay elaborates on the conception and mission of Glluz, a mobile app aiming to unite sports enthusiasts worldwide. He underscores how the app facilitates finding like-minded individuals for sporting activities, regardless of location, offering features like community hubs and event notifications to enhance user engagement. Jay speaks about the nuances of building an app as an older entrepreneur, expressing his hope that others will see that age is not a limitation but an opportunity to innovate. He also delves into Glluz Tech, an offshoot of his original concept, which employs AI to offer practical business solutions, making strides in AI automation for small businesses.Key Takeaways:Entrepreneurial Spirit at Any Age: Jay Skipworth shows that age should never be a deterrent to pursuing entrepreneurship and innovation.Gluz App's Vision: The app connects sports enthusiasts, promoting community interaction and networking, highlighting deals being made outside traditional settings.Innovative Features of Glluz: Offers community hubs, real-time notifications, and user-friendly event organization to foster connections among sports lovers globally.AI in Small Business: Through Glluz Tech, Jay leverages AI automation to support business growth and operational efficiency.Networking through Sports: The casual atmosphere of sports like golf provides a unique platform for entrepreneurs and CEOs to network and finalize deals in a relaxed environment.Notable Quotes:"Age is not a limitation at all. I think for myself, you can start your entrepreneurship at whatever age.""If you're playing sport, you relax, you're out in the open. I think that's where the deals are done.""Glluz provides that platform. You can go on that, brand your own logo onto it.""I am here to be able to help people on making their choice rather than just dipping into unknowing.""The deal was done on a golf course in Denver."Connect with Jay Skipworth:WebsiteInstagram FacebookYoutubeConnect with Rudy Mawer:LinkedInInstagram

https://theexposuretriangle.com/  - Mentorship and Mastermind Group is now open for enrollment - grab a seat before they are gone What does it actually take to build an ultra-luxury brand in the wedding industry? Maxine Owens didn't grow her business by chasing more weddings. She did it by refining her work, elevating her brand, and building intentional relationships with the right people. Today, she designs some of the highest-end weddings in the industry while taking on only a limited number of events each year. In this conversation, Maxine shares how she transitioned from zoology to luxury floral design, why rebranding transformed her business, and how genuine networking created real momentum. We also talk about client experience, creative alignment, and why saying no is often the move that moves you forward. This episode quietly reflects all three pillars of the Exposure Triangle: Work, Brand, and Network.   Follow Maxine on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/maxowensdesign/  Check out Maxine's Website: https://maxowensdesign.com/   

In this episode, Ben and Jay discuss various topics related to the tech industry, focusing on hyperscalers, cloud computing, and the memory market. They analyze the earnings of Nebius and CoreWeave, the implications of heavy asset businesses, and the dynamics of AI and memory. The conversation also covers the performance of Applied Materials and networking companies like Cisco and Arista, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in these sectors.

What if the fear holding you back isn't failure—but the thought of never trying at all?In this episode, I sit down with Elliot James, founder of a multi–award-winning international interior architecture studio, to talk honestly about what it takes to build a creative career that spans countries, cultures, and markets. Elliot didn't follow a traditional path. He didn't wait until everything felt “safe.” Instead, he followed his curiosity, his ambition, and his passion for design—sometimes with nothing more than a laptop, a website, and a willingness to knock on doors.If you're an interior designer (or aspiring designer) who dreams of bigger projects, international opportunities, or breaking into luxury residential, hospitality design, wellness-focused environments, or commercial projects—but you're afraid of getting it wrong—this conversation is for you. We talk about persistence, risk-taking, networking, word-of-mouth referrals, and how adapting to different cultures can open doors you never knew existed.This episode is a reminder that creative careers aren't built by waiting. They're built by moving forward—one bold decision at a time.Featured GuestElliot James is the founder of Elliott James Interiors, a multi–award-winning international interior architecture studio specializing in luxury residential projects, hospitality design, and wellness-focused environments. With studios in Singapore, Dubai, and London, Elliot's work blends bespoke furniture design, thoughtful client experience, and cultural adaptability to create spaces that function as true sanctuaries.What You'll Learn in This Episode✳️ How to follow passion without fearing creative failure✳️ Building an international interior design career strategically✳️ Networking strategies that lead to word-of-mouth referrals✳️ Taking smart risks to grow your design business✳️ Adapting to cultures in luxury and hospitality marketsRead the Blog >>> 5 Lessons on Building an International Design CareerNEXT STEPS:

Kennst du das? Du lieferst ab, übernimmst Verantwortung, arbeitest hart, bist loyal. Und dann bekommt jemand anderes die Beförderung. Karriere ist nicht nur Kompetenz. Karriere ist auch Sichtbarkeit, Timing, Macht, Netzwerke – und manchmal schlicht Glück.In dieser Folge #437 spreche mich mit Saruul Krause-Jentsch. Saruul ist Head of Podcast Central Europe bei Spotify, Speakerin und ist nach ihrer Zeit als Gründerin seit Jahren selbst in einer anspruchsvollen Führungsrolle.Saruul hat als Speakerin auf unserem Female Leadership Summit in Hamburg einen Satz gesagt, der im Raum hängen blieb: Es gibt ungeschriebene Regeln – und wenn du sie nicht kennst, kannst du sie auch nicht navigieren.Wir sprechen darüber, warum Frauen häufig glauben, sie müssten nur „alles richtig machen“, um belohnt zu werden – und warum dieses Narrativ uns im Weg steht. Denn in vielen Organisationen gilt: Gute Arbeit reicht nicht. Du musst auch darüber sprechen. Du musst sichtbar sein. Und du musst strategisch verstehen, wann Chancen verteilt werden – und wie du „top of mind“ wirst.Saruul teilt außerdem einen Karriere-Satz, der unbequem ist, aber oft stimmt:„Be nice to your boss or leave.“Denn Führungskräfte sind Gatekeeper. Sie können dich fördern – oder verhindern. Und wenn du merkst, dass du an einem Ort nicht wachsen kannst, ist Loyalität keine Tugend, sondern eine Bremse.Ein weiteres zentrales Thema: der Likeability Bias. Saruul spricht darüber, dass Frauen ehrgeizig sein dürfen – aber gesellschaftlich immer noch stärker dafür bestraft werden. In vielen Systemen müssen Frauen gleichzeitig driven UND sympathisch bleiben, um nicht als „zu viel“ abgestempelt zu werden.Und wir sprechen über Mutterschaft: Warum Frauen oft schon Jahre vor einem möglichen Kind anfangen, ihre Karriere zu verkleinern – und warum Sheryl Sandbergs Satz „Don't leave before you leave“ immer noch ein wichtiger Reality Check ist.Diese Episode ist ein ehrlicher Blick auf Karriere, Macht und Strukturen – und gleichzeitig ein Aufruf, die Regeln zu verstehen, um sie später verändern zu können.In dieser Folge sprechen wir über:Karriere-Mythen und ungeschriebene Regeln in Unternehmenwarum Karriere auch Glück, Timing und Marktbedingungen istSichtbarkeit im Job: „Mach Gutes – und rede darüber“strategische Allianzen und Networking ohne BullshitCorporate Politics und der Einfluss von Führungskräften„Be nice to your boss or leave“: toxische Dynamiken erkennenLikeability Bias: warum Frauen doppelt performen müssenPrivilegien reflektieren und trotzdem ambitioniert bleibenMutterschaft als Karriere-Hürde – und als unterschätzte Ressourcewarum eine Firma dich nicht zurücklieben kannKarriere ist nicht fair. Aber du kannst lernen, das Spielfeld zu verstehen – und deinen Einfluss klüger zu nutzen.+++Alle Links und Details findest du hier.Du willst noch mehr? Dann melde dich jetzt bei der Female Leadership Academy 2026 an und gestalte deine Leadership Karriere mit uns.Du brauchst mehr Infos? Melde dich hier zum Newsletter an.+++Keywords: Karriere Tipps Frauen, Karriere Wahrheit, Karriere im Konzern, Female Leadership, Sichtbarkeit im Job, Beförderung, Karriereplanung, Networking Frauen, Unwritten rules career, Likeability Bias, Karriere als Mutter, Mutterschaft Karriere, Boss Beziehung, Karriere Strategie, Power Skills, Soft Power, Corporate Politics, Frauen und Macht Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.