Podcasts about No Time

Ever feel like you just don't have time to declutter, but your space is starting to overwhelm you? What if you could make a visible difference to your home in just five minutes? Could completing ten quick tasks in an hour completely reset your space and give you that fresh start you've been craving?

Jamie Johns is in his accounting firm about one day a week, and he still gets a tip out to his clients every week without setting aside hours to write it. He spent close to ten years sending technical newsletters that went almost entirely unanswered, and when he finally changed what he was writing about he found the marketing took less time and gave him far more back.In this episode, Jamie breaks down how accounting and bookkeeping firm owners can market consistently without finding hours they do not have. He covers the habit he built from a single calendar reminder, the two questions he asks himself once a week, and the line he draws between being genuinely useful and doing the paid work for nothing.You'll learn: ✅ How weekly marketing becomes a habit rather than another task on the list ✅ The two questions that give Jamie a year of content without planning any of it ✅ Why the content clients actually respond to is quicker to write than technical updates ✅ How to be genuinely useful every week and still run a proper sales process ✅ Why the more marketing you do, the smaller the sales conversation becomes ✅ When to hand your marketing to someone else and what to look forIf you have ever told yourself you will get to your marketing once things slow down, this episode will change the way you think about how much time it actually takes.________________  PS: Whenever you're ready… here are the fastest 4 ways we can help you fix and grow your accounting firm:   1. Download our famous Wize Freedom Map for FREE - Find out the 101 projects every firm owner must implement to build a $5M+ firm that can run without them - Download here 2. Need to hire right now? Book a 1:1 FREE discovery call with our WizeTalent hiring coaches to help find your next team member the Wize Way – Click Here 3. Work with Jamie and our mentors for 8 weeks - Build a custom business plan for your firm - Apply here

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Ancestor Ceremony - 24X48 if you are interested, it is available at 40% off. Please let me know!All upcoming events including in person circles, and free classes and book launches are available at www.musea.org Join us for the Elements of Grace book launch - with Bethany Zare - I illustrated the cover and the inside art. No Time to Turn Back This is no time to give up on what matters to you. This is not a time to surrender into despair. The signs of the times are not a sign to stop. We are weary and it is good and normal to admit it. These times are also not a sign to use all of your energy in fight mode.We need to reserve our strength. To choose ever so wisely how we will steward our life force and where we will put our resources and how we can live our lives not in constant reaction. The power over structures and constructs want us to be caught up in their power struggles. Women's voices shouting into their deafening silences.We are rightfully dismayed and disgusted but we will not be stopped for our sacred work.What you love and care for and desire can still be at the center of all of your choices. Each day we choose again and again to serve the highest good while not exhausting ourselves. We can choose to find the beauty everywhere while not turning from the suffering.We can cultivate the depth of community that we long for and not wait for someone else to do it. You do it and I do it and we do it. Call the circles or come to those of us who are calling them ourselves. These are hard times indeed. Our grandmothers warned of them.My grandmother called this “the end times”. These are times where goodness is alive because we are co-creating it. Move forward according to the power you have in your heart and body. Each day, whatever it is, is enough. Trust that power in connection with the sacred and the natural world.Choosing always what is right and good for you before any other choices. Many of us, oh so many, are here beside you. Sound women with sound voices and sound medicine are gathering now. On the mountaintops, in the forests, in the valleys. We are always gathering. We're gathering each other. Now. Get full access to Tea with the Muse at teawiththemuse.substack.com/subscribe

We do not have time to fear as we walk into the new season God has prepared for us. We must be willing to embrace our new identity in Christ.It's time…The world is waiting on you. *The video version of this episode can be watched on my YouTube at @zenjaglassRead “necessary.” by Zenja Glass. Available worldwide. Audiobook and videobook exclusively at UnlockingGreatness.comMuch love,Z. (Zenja Glass)The Unlocking Greatness Podcast with Zenja Glass#zenjaglass #unlockinggreatness #necessary #newseason #notimetofearVisit https://www.UnlockingGreatness.com

SORRY, NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY 004 Show: SORRY, NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY Artist: DJ IAMÜ Air Date: 27 September 2026 Genre: Techno / Hard Techno / Hardgroove / Breakbeat / Drum & Bass Just messin around, Hard Dance Freestyle set Tracklist: Dex Fury – Oriental Bounce (CLUB Master) — 165 BPM REVEX – Follow The Flow (O.N.L MASTER) — 155 BPM CODY WONG – EXPLODE (EXTENDED) — 150 BPM niotech – ping pong 303 [Whalien] — 155 BPM Gigi D'Agostino – Bla Bla Bla (Funk Tribu Rework) — 145 BPM $ONO$ CLIQ & Drunken Masters – Bauchnabelpiercing (mrgnstrn x POETRY EDIT) — 160 BPM Felix Leiter – Beats 4 Peace (Extended Mix) — 140 BPM Lost Bandit – Push Your Hands Up (Extended Mix) — 150 BPM AREA ØNE – Pump Up The Jam (Clean) — 155 BPM Marie Vaunt & Space 92 – Go Go Go — 145 BPM FERRAND X SASUMA – ROCK RIGHT NOW! — 150 BPM Madonna – Get Into The Groove (Sammy Porter Edit) — 132 BPM Peggy Gou – It Goes Like (Maddix Remix) — 140 BPM Argy & Anyma ft. Son Of Son – Voices In My Head (Amelie Lens Remix) — 140 BPM The Black Eyed Peas – Rock That Body (Oskamaxx & Baumeister98 Remix) — 155 BPM Davyboi – Get Nasty VIP Mix 240 Version — 154 BPM JOKESONYOU – Closer (Extended) — 150 BPM Blade – Hardbounce — 155 BPM Self Aware (BOVSKI Remix) — 158 BPM Solardo & Eli Brown – XTC (DJ Optimism Remix) — 141 BPM JOKESONYOU – Get Personal — 152 BPM Masters At Work – Work (August Kind Trance Mix) — 148 BPM Haddaway – What Is Love (Funk Tribu Edit 2K23) — 160 BPM Bruno Brero & ANDREASZ – BURN IT DOWN — 153 BPM Madpace & Peaksou – Up Late [UNRELEASED] — 155 BPM Felinae & Morelia – Keep It Pump — 160 BPM LAU – Round 'n' Round (TMU Extended Mix) — 138 BPM NeoFX – Acid Groove — 155 BPM Ely Oaks – Running Around (So Acclaimed Edit) — 158 BPM Choofa – The Rhythm (Extended Mix) — 142 BPM PAUL MEIER – JACK (Extended Mix) — 156 BPM Argot – Take It Off — 147 BPM Mindframe – MINDFUCK — 158 BPM Fred again.., Skepta & PlaqueBoyMax – Victory Lap (t e s t p r e s s Remix) — 155 Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

SEPTEMBER 27, 2026

New York Times bestselling author, Carleigh Bodrug, is back with PlantYou: Quickies, her third cookbook, packed with more than 140 fast, approachable plant-based recipes designed for busy, real life.The idea for Quickies came during an especially challenging season. After losing her mother, becoming pregnant, and welcoming her son Weston, Carleigh suddenly understood what it felt like to simply not have the energy to cook.That led to one of the biggest themes of this conversation: Maybe people don't have a motivation problem when it comes to eating well. Maybe they have a time problem.So Carleigh set out to make healthy eating easier and truly quicker - making sure a 20-minute meal really could be made in about 20 minutes.Rip and Carleigh dig into smart kitchen shortcuts, frozen vegetables, pantry staples, crispy tofu, tahini, dump-and-bake dinners, speedy pastas, plant-powered desserts, and her clever “Got This, Make That” guide for using what you already have.If you've ever wanted to eat healthier but thought, “I just don't have the time,” this one's for you.You'll hear:Why Quickies was born during one of Carleigh's hardest seasonsWhy time — not motivation — may be the biggest barrier to eating wellSimple shortcuts that make plant-based cooking fasterWhy frozen produce, canned beans, and pantry staples can save dinnerHow Plant Points encourage greater plant diversityEasy ways to make tofu crispy, shredded, or peeledDump-and-bake meals with just minutes of prepEdamame pesto pasta, Bang Bang Broccoli, tahini dip, and morePlant-powered chocolate mousse and secret-ingredient chickpea cookiesHow “Got This, Make That” can help reduce food waste and grocery costsLearn More About our 2026 Live PLANTSTRONG Events: https://plantstrongevents.com/ Let Us Help Your PLANTSTRONG JourneyLearn More About Our Corporate Wellness Program: https://liveplantstrong.com/corporate-wellness/ COMPLEMENT: Use code PLANTSTRONG for 30% off at https://lovecomplement.com/pages/plantstrong-special-offer Follow PLANTSTRONG and Rip Esselstynhttps://plantstrong.com/ https://www.facebook.com/GoPlantstrong https://www.instagram.com/goplantstrong/https://www.instagram.com/ripesselstyn/ Follow the PLANTSTRONG Podcast and Give the Show a 5-star RatingApple PodcastsSpotifyEpisode WebpageWatch on YouTube

In this episode, host Bess Hawthorne sits down with Rachel Jankovic to talk about her new book, No Time to Be Dumb, and her latest project, Fresh Tank: Weekly Encouragement for Women. They discuss how our emotions can bring glory to God, learning and growing from mistakes, and the importance of the work we do at home. In Episode 2, it's all about the Grace Agenda Block Party! Bess and Rachel take you behind the scenes of planning a large-scale event and feeding a crowd. From organizing and food to volunteers and logistics, they share what goes into making it happen, with plenty of stories and laughs along the way. If you've ever wondered what it takes to pull off an event like this, this episode is for you! We're so glad you're here! Visit www.comeoverfordinner.com for recipes, product links, and more!

ShinyHunters peeks at FBI assignments WordPress flaw wastes no time Pentagon's cyber appetite grows Get the show notes here: https://cisoseries.com/cybersecurity-news-september-24-2026/ Huge thanks to our episode sponsor, Nudge Security Here's a question that might make you sweat…how many AI agents are running in your org right now? Not sure? You're not alone. But, we have good news. Nudge Security now includes AI Agent Discovery, in addition to Day One discovery of every other AI and SaaS app. For each agent, you'll see who built it, what it's connected to, and risks like destructive permissions. And, Nudge gives you smart automation to engage the right person to fix the risk. No chasing people down for answers. Give it a try for free at nudgesecurity.com/cisoseries

We kick off the season with Krista Monson, a choreographer, director, producer, and former artistic director of Cirque du Soleil's O at the Bellagio for more than 13 years. I saw Krista speak several years ago, I knew she'd be a perfect fit for the show. As Krista says, she has a background in "big spectacle" and is in the business of emotions. We talk about the risks that shaped her career, like leaving a successful career in Edmonton for Los Angeles with a one-year-old, and later trading huge stages for intimate storytelling. She now creates memoir documentaries through her company, Sincerely Yours Memoirs. And like me, Krista has her own manifesto! Her "creative survival kit," features eight mindset tools she relies on when things get hard. She also challenges one of my manifesto principles ("logic can work against you") and explains why small, ordinary stories matter as much as large ones. TAKE AWAYSPerceived setbacks can actually be what opens doors for youNurturing relationships is critical to success It's easier to face fear than regretThere are benefits to being a small fish in a very big pondThe smallest details matterKrista's Creative Survival KitPay attention to "just." It can be an apology ("I'm just doing a freebie"), or it can help you take a first step.Stay curious. Be an observer of life, both physical and emotional.Keep perspective. Build a relationship with the sublime, whether that's awe, wonder, or looking at the stars.Have a high regard for people. No one creates alone.Listen, to others and to yourself.Courage. This includes the "four rooms of change": contentment, denial, confusion, and breakthrough.Care. Connect what you're doing to something you care about, even if it's just paying the rent.Embrace creative chaos. Sometimes you go two steps back to go five steps forward.RESOURCES AND LINKSDownload the No Time to Be Timid ManifestoSincerely Yours Memoirs:Sponsor: Interabang Books, an independent bookstore in Dallas (interabangbooks.com)Watch the interview on YouTube: https://youtu.be/RwjGgviLdfkCreditsWritten and produced by Tricia Rose Burt. Produced and scored by Adam Arnone of Echo Finch. Executive producers: Amy Grant, Nancy Perot, and Sage Wheeler. Thanks to the Fractured Atlas fiscal sponsorship contributors.

This week we continue our discussion of episodes 951-955 of Passions with LeTara, Maria, Fantasia and Karen!This week on the pod:David once again tells Ivy he's done letting her blackmail him into breaking up Sam and Grace's marriage. Ivy however, tells him she overheard Sam tell Grace that they should officially separate, so David, predictably, sticks with Ivy's scheme.Gwen once again threatens to leave Ethan for prioritizing Theresa over the well being of his wife and unborn child. He lies as usual and tells her he will not help Theresa with her custody case, so Gwen, predictably, sticks beside him.Luis once again tries to tell Antonio the truth about his relationship with Sheridan, but Sheridan, predictably, freaks out and Antonio remains as clueless as the day he was born.

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Today's podcast is a really strong conversation with someone in a significant strategic position within the global Facultative reinsurance, Wholesale and Specialty market. That's because across 26 business lines, with platforms in the US, London and Singapore they run a business that is closing in on $4bn in Gross written premium in 2026. Jason Keen is the CEO of Global Wholesale and Specialty at Everest Insurance and given his broad viewpoint of the market this discussion gives a very accurate picture of where we find ourselves at this interesting point in the pricing cycle. What emerges is a market where the most skilful underwriters are going to be able to differentiate themselves and one where caution and a focus on margin is the order of the day in some segments, but in others there are still clear opportunities for growth. But it's after the day-to-day market questions have been dealt with that this discussion comes into its own. Jason is an advocate of the digital revolution that is transforming the globally syndicated insurance market in which his business operates and our discussion around facilitisation, fast follow and other digitally-enhanced forms of underwriting is insightful and enlightening. It is becoming clear that all business leaders now need a comprehensive strategy on how to engage with profound structural changes in the way business is being placed and Jason is eloquent and unambiguous on this theme. Our broad and frank discussion also covers other emerging big themes such as nascent AI exposures - and plenty more besides. Jason is an underwriter through and through and this makes for a fast-moving and lively exchange. I can highly recommend a listen LINKS: We thank our naming sponsor AdvantageGo, now part of Sapiens: https://www.advantagego.com

Ready to book Daryl for an unforgettable educator experience? Click here: https://darylwilliamsjr.com/If you're staring at a blank lesson plan at 9pm with zero energy left, this one's for you. No time during planning periods doesn't mean no plan for tomorrow — it means you need a faster system. In this episode, Daryl Williams Jr., two-time Teacher of the Year, breaks down exactly how to prep tomorrow's lesson in seconds, not hours, without sacrificing quality or your sanity.Grab The Impact Playbook for New Teachers (free download): https://impact-courses.com/idividual-playbook-youtubeTeacher burnout doesn't start with the workload — it starts with feeling like you're always behind. This episode gives you a practical, no-fluff system to reclaim your evenings, walk into class prepared, and stop the cycle of last-minute scrambling that's driving so many educators to quietly consider quitting. Whether you're a first-year teacher drowning in prep time or a veteran looking to protect your energy, this framework works.Daryl has helped thousands of teachers and administrators rebuild identity, confidence, and sustainable systems that actually stick — not just another motivational pep talk. If your school, district, or conference is looking for a keynote speaker who addresses the real root of teacher burnout and retention (not just surface-level tips), Daryl is available to speak at your next event.

Let's chat—send me a text!You Don't Need Three Weeks for PBL“I'd love to do more projects…but I just don't have time.”If that sounds familiar, this episode is for you.Because somewhere along the way, we started assuming that good project-based learning has to mean a massive, multi-week project complete with research, presentations, fancy final products, and approximately 47 things for the teacher to manage.It doesn't.In this episode of The Modern Math Teacher, we're talking about how to right-size PBL for the mathematics, your curriculum, and the instructional time you actually have.We'll explore the continuum from rich tasks and performance tasks to mini-projects and full PBL experiences—and why bigger doesn't automatically mean better.I'm also sharing four practical ways to shrink a project without shrinking the mathematics.In this episode:Why good PBL doesn't have to take three weeksHow to right-size a project around the mathematical goalThe difference between rich tasks, performance tasks, mini-projects, and larger PBL experiencesWhy smaller projects aren't watered-down PBLHow “project bloat” steals instructional time from the mathematicsFour ways to make a project more manageableWhy you can weave a project into instruction instead of saving it for “project week”What you should NEVER cut when shortening a projectWhy starting with one manageable project is enoughThe goal isn't to find more time for PBL.It's to design PBL that fits the time you actually have.Ready to Get Started with PBL?If you've found the place in your curriculum where a project makes sense but you're still wondering how to turn that idea into an actual learning experience, PBL Kickstart is for you. Enroll in PBL Kickstart and Start Planning NowPBL Kickstart is my $17 on-demand workshop that walks you through planning your first project-based learning unit in three simple steps—without assuming you have unlimited planning time or three empty weeks in your pacing guide.Because you don't need to transform your entire classroom.You need one good place to start.This podcast is a member of the Teach Better Podcast Network. Better Today. Better Tomorrow. And the Podcasts to Help You Get There.Connect with Kristen:Follow on Instagram @moorethanjustxJoin the Facebook Community: The Modern Math Teachers MovementMore About the Modern Math Teacher PodcastKristen Moore, classroom teacher and instructional coach at Moore Than Just X, empowers modern secondary math teachers to transform the student experience with the strategies and the confidence to implement project-based learning, mastery-based assessment, and student engagement strategies in their classrooms.Whether you're a math education newbie or a seasoned veteran, you'll find something new and inspiring in every episode. You're already a listener, why not join the Movement inside ✨The Modern Math Teachers Movement Facebook group. Join the community of math teachers who are not afraid to shake things up and make math class the best part of the day for our students. So tune in each Tuesday, have some fun, and let's elevate our math teaching game together!*Amazon orders may provide a small affiliate payout at no extra cost to you. These payouts help keep the podcast free for all!

What if the guilt you feel for skipping the gym is based on a flawed concept? Biomechanist Katy Bowman challenges the notion that exercise is merely a modern, recent way to meet our body's movement needs. She introduces her ”movement diet” framework, which includes movement calories (volume), movement macronutrients (walking, carrying, climbing, hand use, big-body work, active rest), and movement micronutrients (joint work often overlooked).Katy also encourages playing cards on the floor instead of the couch, sprinting with your kids at the park instead of on a track, why bunions and hallux valgus develop from years of subtle gait compensation, not "just aging," and why fixing the small stuff often matters more than adding another workout. Remember your bones and joints don't distinguish between loads from a barbell and carrying groceries; they only care that the load occurred.If this episode has you wanting more than an hour with Katy, she's leading an in-person retreat, Dynamic Aging: Movement Through Menopause & Beyond, October 2–4 2026. https://artoflivingretreatcenter.org/retreat/presenter/katy-bowman/dynamic-aging/

SORRY , NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY 003 Show: SORRY, NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY Artist: DJ IAMÜ Air Date: 20 September 2026 Genre: Trance / Psy-Trance / Peak Time Techno /Hardgroove Follow me on IG @ DJ_IAMU Tracklist: 1. **FNDS – Loco** — 163 BPM 2. **DJ Tandy – Bounce And Move** — 151 BPM 3. **Noise Mafia – Slam Dunk (EXTENDED)** — 150 BPM 4. **Kyle Starkey – Yo Wicked (Clean)** — 142 BPM 5. **Funk Tribu – On The Dancefloor** — 150 BPM 6. **Marco Bailey – Scorpia (DICA Edit)** — 155 BPM 7. **Bruno Brero & Hanne B – Jump (The Jumper Edit)** — 152 BPM 8. **ARGOT – Meet Me Halfway (Summer Trance Edit)** — 152 BPM 9. **Scole & 4times4 – FIU** — 153 BPM 10. **Sutefu – Drop The Bass Now** — 153 BPM 11. **AVOIDLUCA – HOLY BOUNCE** — 162 BPM 12. **ACID – ACID** — 160 BPM 13. **Antidot – Still On My Mind** — 153 BPM 14. **Peaksou – Party Train** — 155 BPM 15. **Niotech – Bounce Da House** — 160 BPM 16. **SUITSIDE – HIT U WITH DAT** — 160 BPM 17. **Niotech & Doruksen – BIGFAT** — 155 BPM 18. **Coolio – Gangsta's Paradise (Funk Tribu Edit)** — 148 BPM 19. **Jakoby – Wanna Get Bass** — 147 BPM 20. **KARIM K – All Day All Night** — 155 BPM 21. **GTH – All Night Bounce** — 158 BPM 22. **SHAKE IT TO THE MAX – BOUNCE EDIT (L.I.Ø.)** — 155 BPM 23. **KEV o – I Felt kevo** — 155 BPM 24. **ANDREASZ & KARISH – All I Want** — 152 BPM 25. **AREANE – Together As One (Extended Mix)** — 155 BPM 26. **John Summit – LIGHTS GO OUT (TANE REMIX)** — 160 BPM 27. **WESTFALL – Heavy Bass (Extended Mix)** — 155 BPM 28. **Kamäleon x Jokkel – Make Em Move** — 165 BPM 29. **No Tape – Camel Filters** — 155 BPM 30. **No Escape** — 152 BPM 31. **DXPE – WEIRD SH_T! (Original Mix)** — 153 BPM 32. **PSYLALA – BADMONDAY** — 160 BPM 33. **Jacidorex – Freed From Desire** — 155 BPM 34. **Haddaway – What Is Love (Funk Tribu Edit 2K23)** — 160 BPM **34 tracks total**, ranging from **142–165 BPM**. Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: radio.datatransmission.co

Wednesday evening message from Pastor CJ Elwood. September 16, 2026

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SORRY , NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY 002 Show: SORRY, NO TIME FOR FOREPLAY Artist: DJ IAMÜ Air Date: 13 September 2026 Genre: Techno / Trance / Peak Time Techno / Hard Techno / Hardgroove Presented by DJ IAMÜ Tracklist: ID — Annihilation Shake This Place (HALFSTEP Intro Edit) Bob Sinclar — Everybody Dance Now (BRKN Remix) Oxia — Domino (Space 92 Remix) KRANK — Next Level (Extended Mix) ID — Hard Bounce AREA ØNE — Music Is The Answer ID — Club Bizarre (THAUM Remix) Pawlowski & AIROD — Bells Of Eternity ID — Fakkin Raw FLØW STATE — Sexy Bitch AREA ØNE x Niotech — Festa URI — Feel The Temperature Rise BEAUZ — OCHO (LAXTER Hard Edit) Dantronix & Lucid Wave — Tokyo Drift x Get Ur Freak (Remix) ID — Bel Mercy (BEAUZ Hard Techno Remix) feat. Nokia Antonym — Bass Go (Zeltak Schranz Edit) ID — Neon Oliver Heldens & Becky Hill vs. Dr Phunk — Gecko (Overdrive) / Forever Young (MVD Mashup) ID — The Dancing Lys Marlon Hoffstadt, Hannah Laing & Caroline Roxy — Stomp Your Feet Maddix feat. Leila K — Open Sesame (Rorey Remix) R3CKLES — Utra Bass Linkin Park — Faint (Armando Bounce Edit) Niotech x AREA ØNE — Oldschool Rave ID — Kick Drum Talk Kichta — Dreams Simtec — HIT EM WITH DA KI/KI — 5 Mins Of Acid Superstars Of Bounce — To the Beat of the Drum (KB Project Remix) Marlon Hoffstadt & DJ Daddy Trance & Coach Harrison — Daddy's In The Club Aresklas & Helen Frey — NO ESCAPE Niotech x YØNDER — Rave Bomba TRYPDO x ANOMALY — ACIDIC SURGE JAXXR — Turn Up The Bass Gyko — Mother F_cking Breakbeat Niotech & AREA ØNE — 90s Baby GRAVAGERZ x KIKI WERA — POOL (FLEXZONE Remix) Check it out (funk soul brother ) Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: https://radio.datatransmission.co

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“Oh, I've gotta write that email.” “Oops, I haven't posted today.” “Oh shoot, when am I gonna write that blog?” If you're like EVERY business owner I know, you probably have a MILLION things running through your mental to-do list at all times. I get it! But the fact of the matter is, you don't need to let marketing content be one of the things that adds to that stress. There are SOOO many content marketing experts out there telling you what to do and how much you need to publish; it's confusing and honestly, overwhelming. So in this week's episode I am breaking down the MINIMAL amount of content that you need to publish to keep the leads coming in. Listen in, cuz I bet it's LESS than you think it is! Today I'm handing you the actual minimum I tell my own clients, students, and business besties to aim for, no fluff, no guilt trip. The real cadence I recommend across blog, email, and social, and it's probably less than what you're currently stressing about Which one of the three actually matters least, even though most business owners treat it like the most urgent Why doing this in the wrong order is quietly costing you leads If content overwhelm has had you frozen, this episode is your permission to start smart and still win. Ready for expert help with your content marketing so that you can get that steady growth you've been wanting? Book a call here, and I'll give you my hand-to-heart honest feedback about the next right step for you. Want to repurpose your content the RIGHT way so you can work smarter, not harder? Download the Content Strategy Repurposing Cheat Sheet Here Email info@faithhanan.com

In this episode, host Bess Hawthorne sits down with Rachel Jankovic to talk about her new book, No Time to Be Dumb, and her latest project, Fresh Tank: Weekly Encouragement for Women. They discuss how our emotions can bring glory to God, learning and growing from mistakes, and the importance of the work we do at home. In Episode 2, it's all about the Grace Agenda Block Party! Bess and Rachel take you behind the scenes of planning a large-scale event and feeding a crowd. From organizing and food to volunteers and logistics, they share what goes into making it happen, with plenty of stories and laughs along the way. If you've ever wondered what it takes to pull off an event like this, this episode is for you! We're so glad you're here! Visit www.comeoverfordinner.com for recipes, product links, and more!

On Sun 9/20, we've curated an incredible show along with The Fallser Club in East Falls, PA: This IS America: with liberty & music for all!  Featuring phenomenal performances by Gangstagrass, Eljuri, and The Flying Vees.This is a celebration of our 250th year with some of the most American music around, as well as a time to urge people to ensure they are registered to vote, they know their polling place and they are accurately informed on the topics.  HeadCount will have information on hand to assist.Get your tickets today at thefallserclub.orgAbout the performers:Gangstagrass – a genre-defying group that brings together two musical traditions born in America: bluegrass and hip-hop – will headline the event. In their hands, banjos, fiddles, beats and rap become part of the same conversation. The result is more than a musical novelty, it is a powerful metaphor for America itself—a country constantly creating something new from the traditions, cultures and experiences of the people who call it home.Gangstagrass has become internationally known for its fusion of bluegrass and hip-hop, including its Emmy-nominated work on the television series Justified. The band's album No Time for Enemies made history by becoming the first album featuring hip-hop MCs to reach #1 on the Billboard bluegrass chart.Eljuri - Ecuador-born, New York City–bred Latina singer-songwriter and guitarist, Eljuri, whose music blends rock, reggae, Afro-Cuban and global rhythms with bilingual lyrics and an outspoken commitment to social change. Eljuri has made civic engagement a central part of her musical work through her Concerts for Democracy initiatives, using live performances to encourage audiences to recognize and exercise their civic voice. Her work has included partnerships with voter-registration organizations and efforts to engage Latino communities in the democratic process.The Flying Vees -  Philadelphia-area supergroup of four seasoned musicians whose gothic, harmony-driven Americana draws from punk, country and folk, will open the show. The group—Brechyn Chace, Shannon Vasile, Caitlin Ramsey and Hannah Taylor—brings a distinctly female voice and call for empowerment to the evening and was recently named the winner of the 2026 WXPN 24 Hour Songwriting Challenge.Text us your thoughts on this episode, and who should be OUR #NextFavBand...As always, our hope is to bring you "your next favorite band".  If you tuned in today because you already knew this musician - thank you very much!  We hope that you enjoyed it and would consider following us and subscribing so we can bring you your #nextfavband in the future.  And check out nextfavband.com for our entire catalog of interviews!If you have a recommendation on who you think OUR next favorite band should be, hit us up on social media (@nextfavband everywhere) or send us an email at nextfavband@stereophiliastudio.com.Thank you to Carver Commodore, argonaut&wasp, and Blair Crimmins for allowing us to use their music in the show open and close.  It makes everything sound so much better!Let's catch a live show together soon!#nextfavband #livemusic #music #musicinterview #musician  #singer  #guitar  #song  #newmusic  #explorepage  #instamusic #bestmusic #musicismylife #musicindustry #musiclife #songwriter #musiclover #musicfestival 

The Casino Royale Podcast: Bond Starts OverWelcome to the Casino Royale podcast episode from Movie of the Year: 2006. This week, the Taste Buds sit down at the high-stakes table with Daniel Craig's first mission as 007. Ryan, Mike, and Greg break down why a 53-year-old spy novel became the freshest action movie of 2006. Furthermore, they ask a bigger question. Can a franchise that old truly reinvent itself, or does it just change tuxedos?Casino Royale arrived at a strange moment for Bond. The Pierce Brosnan era had ended with invisible cars and digital tidal waves. Meanwhile, Jason Bourne was proving audiences wanted bruises instead of gadgets. Consequently, the producers went back to the very first Ian Fleming novel and started from zero. The result is a film that still shapes the Movie of the Year conversation about what a reboot should be.About the FilmCasino Royale is the 21st official James Bond film and the first to star Daniel Craig. Martin Campbell directed from a screenplay by Neal Purvis, Robert Wade, and Paul Haggis. The story adapts Ian Fleming's 1953 debut novel, the only major Fleming book the official series had never filmed.The plot follows a newly promoted Bond as he earns his double-0 status. After a chase through a Madagascar construction site and a bombing attempt in Miami, he tracks the money to Le Chiffre (Mads Mikkelsen). Le Chiffre is a banker for terrorists who has lost his clients' funds. To recover them, he stages a poker tournament at the Casino Royale in Montenegro. MI6 sends Bond to beat him, alongside treasury agent Vesper Lynd (Eva Green). Judi Dench returns as M, and Jeffrey Wright debuts as Felix Leiter.Casino Royale opened in November 2006 and ran 144 minutes, the longest Bond film at that point. Critics embraced it almost immediately. Roger Ebert, catching up on the film in 2007, awarded it four stars and praised its return to visual clarity. Additionally, the film earned a BAFTA nomination for Craig and grossed roughly $600 million worldwide. More details are available on the film's IMDb page.This Casino Royale podcast episode covers all of that history before the debate begins. New to the season? Start with the 2006 season introduction to hear how the Taste Buds set up the year.A New Bond: Daniel Craig Takes the TuxedoThe first topic on this Casino Royale 2006 podcast is the man himself. When Eon announced Daniel Craig in October 2005, the reaction was ugly. Fans launched protest websites over his blond hair and blunt features. Notably, some tabloids reported that he could not drive a manual car. By contrast, the film opened to some of the best reviews in franchise history.The Taste Buds dig into what Craig actually changed. His Bond bleeds, sweats, and makes mistakes. Above all, he seems dangerous in a way that Brosnan's polished agent never did. The black-and-white cold open tells us everything in two minutes. Specifically, we watch Bond earn his first two kills, and one of them is a brutal bathroom fight rather than a clean shot.The episode also asks whether the film is a reboot, a prequel, or something stranger. Judi Dench carries over as M, so the continuity is deliberately loose. Ultimately, the hosts debate whether that looseness helps or hurts. The famous swimwear shot gets its due, too. Craig rising from the ocean flips the Ursula Andress beach moment from Dr. No, and the film knows it.Vesper Lynd and the Bond Girls of Casino RoyaleEva Green's Vesper Lynd is the emotional engine of the film. Consequently, this section of the Casino Royale podcast spends real time on her. Vesper is not a conquest. She is a treasury accountant who matches Bond insult for insult on the train to Montenegro. Moreover, she is the only person in the film who forces him to show weakness.The hosts compare Vesper to the women who came before her. Caterina Murino's Solange fills the more traditional Bond girl role, and the film treats her fate with unusual seriousness. In practice, that contrast is the point. Casino Royale keeps the old glamour but refuses to let it be weightless.The shower scene is the key example. Bond finds Vesper shaking on the bathroom floor after the stairwell fight, still in her evening gown. Rather than seduce her, he sits down in the water beside her. Nevertheless, the film never turns soft. The Venice finale delivers one of the coldest endings in the entire series. Eva Green won the BAFTA Rising Star Award in 2007, and the Taste Buds argue she earned it.Martin Campbell, Parkour, and PokerThe third topic on the Casino Royale podcast is the director. Martin Campbell had already saved Bond once. GoldenEye (1995) launched the Brosnan era after a six-year gap. Therefore, bringing him back in 2006 was a statement of intent. The hosts discuss what a Campbell action scene looks like. His camera holds still. His geography is clear. In addition, his stunts are real, which mattered enormously after Die Another Day.The Madagascar chase is the proof. Sébastien Foucan, one of the founders of parkour and free running, plays the bomber Mollaka. He flows over the construction site like water. Bond, however, just crashes through walls. That difference is characterization through stunt work. As a result, the sequence became the most imitated action scene of the decade.Then there is the poker. Fleming's novel used baccarat, but the film switched to Texas hold'em at the height of the poker boom. Specifically, the producers wanted a game audiences actually understood. The hosts break down how the tournament works as a three-act drama inside the larger movie. Bond loses, gets poisoned, nearly dies in the parking lot, and returns to the table. Meanwhile, the stairwell fight and the poisoning keep the stakes physical. The Aston Martin DBS crash even set a Guinness World Record for cannon rolls.State of the Franchise: Bond in 2006Every season, the Taste Buds step back and check the health of a major series. This time, the Casino Royale 2006 podcast State of the Franchise segment looks at 007 on the eve of Casino Royale. Die Another Day (2002) made money but embarrassed longtime fans. Meanwhile, The Bourne Identity (2002) and Batman Begins (2005) showed that audiences would reward a gritty restart.The hosts trace the corporate side as well. MGM finally secured the rights to the Casino Royale title in 1999 after decades of legal tangles. Furthermore, Sony's purchase of MGM in 2005 brought new studio money and a new marketing push. The segment asks a simple question. In 2006, was Bond a franchise in crisis or a franchise in transition? Notably, the answer shapes how the film should be judged. Listen to the episode to hear where each host lands.For a wider look at how 2006 blockbusters stacked up, revisit the bracket reveal episode.Casino Royale 2006 Podcast TriviaThe Trivia segment puts the hosts' Bond knowledge on the line. Some sample questions from this week:Which actor played James Bond on American television in 1954, in the very first Casino Royale adaptation?Which Czech spa town stood in for Montenegro during production?Which rock frontman recorded the theme song "You Know My Name"?Which luxury villa on Lake Como appears as the recovery clinic near the end of the film?How many Bond films had Martin Campbell directed before Casino Royale?Answers, arguments, and at least one wrong guess are all on the episode. Additionally, the hosts settle an old debate about the 1967 David Niven spoof and whether it counts.Why Casino Royale Still MattersNearly two decades later, Casino Royale remains the template for franchise reinvention. Every studio that has rebooted a hero since has borrowed from it. Specifically, the film proved that audiences will accept a stripped-down origin story if the character still feels dangerous. The Craig era ended with No Time to Die in 2021, and the series has yet to replace him. Consequently, the search for a new Bond keeps sending fans back to this film.It also matters within the 2006 bracket, which is why this Casino Royale podcast episode runs long. Few blockbusters of that year combine craft, star power, and genuine emotion so completely. However, the Taste Buds never hand out free passes. Whether Casino Royale advances or falls is a surprise reserved for the audio. For more from the season, add the 2006 Mixtape to your queue.Related Episodes from Movie of the Year: 2006Enjoyed the Casino Royale podcast? These earlier 2006 episodes set the table.Movie of the Year 2006: Intro Part 1Movies of 2006: Bracket Reveal2006 Mixtape Part I

My producer/composer Adam Arnone and I are sitting down to talk about what's coming this fall. We're talking a longer season (September all the way through May) and a brand-new mix of episode types so you never run out of brave.Here's the lineup: Guest interviews every other Thursday Solo casts — just me, talking straight to you, filling in the gaps Manifesto Minutes — quick, punchy courage boosts on Instagram (Mon/Wed/Fri), soon coming to YouTube, YouTube Shorts, and audio tooAdam and I also get into how much my interviewing style has changed since Season 1 (spoiler: nerves → confidence), how I actually pick guests and how it's never about obligation, always about the creative spark. We also talk about why every single guest is a living, breathing reflection of the No Time to Be Timid manifesto.And the season kicks off September 24th with a guest I am SO thrilled about: Krista Monson, who spent 13 years as the artistic director of Cirque du Soleil. If that's not a masterclass in creative courage, I don't know what is.I also give a quick update on where you can catch me next: Podcast Movement in New York, sitting on a panel with past guest and Homemade podcast host, Shannon Cason. Support our sponsor: Interabang Books — interabangbooks.comPlease watch my TEDx talk, How I Redeemed 35 Years of Regret; you can also view it at triciaroseburt.comLeave a comment and share it with your friends — it helps the story reach a broader audience!Subscribe to, review, and spread the word about No Time to Be Timid No Time to Be Timid is written and produced by me, Tricia Rose Burt. Our episodes are produced and scored by Adam Arnone of Echo Finch. Our executive producers are Amy Grant, Nancy Perot, and Sage Wheeler. Thanks also to the contributors to my Fractured Atlas fiscal sponsorship, which helps make this podcast happen. No Time to Be Timid is a presentation of No Time to Be Timid Productions.

In this episode, Dan and Steve Fouts are joined by Lisa Hofer, an expert in family connection and mental health. Together they explore the profound relationship between judging and loving through unpacking a quote from an anonymous author: “If you judge people, you have no time to love them.” They dive into a discussion on how boundaries, judgment, and love intertwine and how understanding these dynamics can foster deeper relationships.Chapters00:00 - Introduction to the episode and guest Lisa Hofer02:43 - Lisa explains her work in family connection and mental health05:02 - The Teach Different method: Four moves and storytelling07:02 - The anonymous quote: If you judge people, you have no time to love them07:50 - Lisa's interpretation of the quote and boundaries09:20 - Judging behavior versus judging person12:00 - The role of curiosity in love and judgment14:30 - Judgment as an expression of love and boundaries16:33 - The importance of judging actions, not people19:25 - Religious and cultural perspectives on judgment and love22:38 - Protection, safety, and the capacity to love23:07 - The example of Anne Frank and universal goodness27:10 - How to stay open to love despite differences30:36 - The definition of judgment: Neutral, positive, or negative33:17 - Judging as part of parenting and love37:43 - Love, communication, and the dance of boundaries41:36 - Summary and closing thoughts

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On this bestie advice segment we're holding space for a woman who has already survived more than most people could imagine. She escaped an abusive marriage with two babies, one of them medically complex, and rebuilt a life she genuinely loves. Now her fiancé's 13 year old daughter has been diagnosed with bone cancer and she's watching the man she adores go through the worst thing a parent can face — while carrying everything else on her own shoulders. She's not asking for anything for herself. She's asking how to hold him. Bestie, we need to talk about who's holding you. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Saturday September 5, 2026 edition of The Richard Crouse Show we’ll meet New York Times and internationally bestselling thriller author Linwood Barclay. With more than 25 novels to his credit, including breakout hit “No Time for Goodbye,” which sold over a million copies in the UK alone, his gripping, twist-filled domestic suspense novels explore ordinary people plunged into extraordinary danger, family secrets, and moral dilemmas. His books have been translated into more than two dozen languages, sold millions of copies worldwide, earned praise from Stephen King, and have been adapted for television. His latest white-knuckle thriller, “Not a Word” follows a man who discovers his parents dead in an apparent murder-suicide — only to uncover a web of dangerous secrets tied to Big Pharma and his own family’s past. Master of the “what would you do?” thriller, Linwood Barclay remains one of crime fiction’s most reliable and compelling voices. Then, David Kittredge, an Emmy-nominated director, editor, producer, and screenwriter known for his work across independent film, documentary, and queer cinema stops by. His credits include writing and directing the cult LGBT thriller “Pornography: A Thriller,” editing the acclaimed director’s cut of “54,” and serving as lead editor and co-executive producer on Shudder’s award-winning series “Queer for Fear: The History of Queer Horror.” Today we’ll talk about his feature documentary “Boorman and the Devil,” about John Boorman and the making of “Exorcist II: The Heretic,” premiered at the Venice Film Festival.

Sorry , No Time For Foreplay Show: Sorry , No Time For Foreplay Artist: DJ IAMÜ Air Date: 6 September 2026 Genre: Techno / Hard Techno / Hard Bounce / Hard Trance (DJ IAMÜ PEAK SET) 1. **The Past The Present (IAMÜ Remix)** — ID 2. **Awaken Your Soul** — Nifra 3. **Hard & Trance** — ESKHA 4. **Acid Is a Crime** — OMAKS 5. **Renaissance** — ID 6. **Papi** — ID 7. **Insomnia (NAEMS Remix)** — Faithless 8. **Hear The Bass (Rave Rework)** — ID 9. **The Launch (Extended Mix)** — Prezioso x MOTVS 10. **Pump Up The Jam** — AREA ØNE 11. **Get This Party Started (Armando Bounce Edit)** — Pink 12. **Ruthless Era** — HTA 13. **Let It Go** — Malaa x FLKN 14. **Take the Bassline** — Vortek's 15. **Oupsi X Woops** — GAMABE 16. **New Tekno 3** — ID 17. **The Drop (FNRZ x LWØ Hard Techno Edit)** — Gammer 18. **Bring That Beat Back** — NEØKHIN x RYZZEN 19. **I'm On Acid** — Helen Frey 20. **Like To Party** — ID 21. **I Wanna Go Bang (Salzbauer Rave Edit)** — Bjarki 22. **On The Block (Extended Mix)** — triangel 23. **FTS (Reinier Zonneveld Tech Mix)** — Showtek 24. **Que Calor (Extended Mix)** — ID 25. **We Make The Ground Shake** — DR. OBLITERANE 26. **Club Banger** — ID 27. **Another Hot One** — Callum McCreath 28. **911** — BLACKOUR 29. **A Prayer for the Dancefloor (Original Mix)** — Charlotte de Witte ft. Conduit 30. **We Like To Party (Galileo Hard Techno Schranz Remix)** — Vengaboys 31. **AMF (Original Mix)** — JSTJR Originally broadcast on Data Transmission Radio. Listen live and explore the archive: radio.datatransmission.co

If you stop hiring entry-level staff and quietly decimate the leadership pipeline, where do future managers come from once AI does the junior work? That's one of 15 listener questions Paul Roetzer and Cathy McPhillips take on in this AI Answers edition, drawn from recent Intro to AI and Scaling AI classes and an Academy Live session with SmarterX's COO and legal counsel. The conversation runs from the practical (how to carve out time for AI, generic vs. custom agents, human-in-the-loop checkpoints) to the strategic (funding AI, token budgets, intelligence redundancy, and whether we're building businesses on "rented land"). Show Notes: ⁠Access the show notes and show links here⁠ 00:00:00 — Intro 00:07:15 — What are the best ways to use AI in marketing? 00:10:54 — How do you carve out time for AI when the team is already slammed? 00:14:46 — Should a small company hire outside consultants to build agents? 00:19:19 — Who should own AI transformation in the enterprise? 00:23:49 — Are there generic agents everyone can use, or do you build your own? 00:25:58 — Can you build human approval checkpoints into an agent? 00:28:01 — How do you enable agents on sensitive data without adding risk? 00:30:31 — How should a company fund its AI investments? 00:34:11 — How do you budget and forecast total AI spend, including tokens? 00:37:03 — What does a right-sized AI vendor approval process look like? 00:40:33 — What happens to your data if an AI vendor is acquired or goes under? 00:42:48 — When should you disclose that AI was used to create the work? 00:46:03 — If AI does the entry-level work, where do future managers come from? 00:47:57 — Is an LLM really a black box, and is that ominous? 00:50:38 — Are we building businesses on rented land with LLMs? This episode is brought to you by Marketing AI Month. All month, the AI for Marketing Course series inside AI Academy is free (a $499 value): five expert-led sessions from Mike Kaput, the frameworks and tools the SmarterX team actually uses, and a professional certificate on completion. Enroll by September 30 (you don't have to finish by then - just enroll).  The month closes with a live AMA on October 1, where Cathy puts your questions to Paul and Mike; anyone enrolled can attend.  Enroll at SmarterX.ai/marketing.  Visit our website Receive our weekly newsletter Join our community: Slack Community LinkedIn Twitter Instagram Facebook YouTube Looking for content and resources? Register for a free webinar Come to our next Marketing AI Conference Enroll in our AI Academy 

008: Heute gibt es wieder ein wundervolles Podcastinterview im Podcast „Frau (verdient) Geld“ mit der wundervollen Sarah von Bäm Business.Ich kann Sarah mittlerweile schon ein paar Jahre und durfte hautnah ihren eigenen Veränderungsprozess begleiten -> von No Time to Eat zu Bäm Business.In der heutigen Folge erfährst Du, was es braucht, um Veränderungen erfolgreich zu meistern und natürlich zu wagen.Wie immer von Herzen Danke, dass Du den Podcast hörst und mit Deinen Sisters teilt.

Bill Guerin is the General Manager for the Minnesota Wild. He has his eyes glued to his phone while visiting with Chad… no breaking news involving a particular Quinn (Hughes). Billy says there's no tension and details some of his correspondence with Quinny Hughes camp as they work towards a long term deal. Billy doesn't like the noise out there so he doesn't bite on any hypotheticals. In their second segment, Bill talks about how he thought a change was needed for the Minnesota Wild this upcoming season. Chad asks about the now departed Mats Zuccarello and how it will affect Kirill Kaprizov. They talk about other roster additions, avoid talking about Dylan Larkin and the maturation process of young centers. Their third segment is hockey free. Chad asks what the last thing Bill and his wife fought about and mentions he's not the best at keeping his tab of the family calendar updated.

Meet Billy Mandarino, author of the "NOW-IST, Finding the Signs to Your Ultimate Desires in No Time". Billy is a speaker, teacher, businessman and founder of the NOW-IST principles showing a world in stress and fear, a way out. Host Ron Rapaport and Billy will discuss how, through feeling and imagination, we can find the way back to our true self and a fulfilled life. Sponsors:   Arthur Lih, author of "Sorry, Can't is a Lie"                    Billy Mandarino, author of 'The NOW-IST"                    TeleWellnessMD-Click link for info and a 25% podcast                    discount on first order                         https://telewellnessmd.com/?afmc=itsawrapwithrap                    Blue Sky CBD   click link for a 20% discount on first order                   https://www.bluesky-cbd.com/pages/_go_?ref=3251:615856&discount=ron   Links:           https://www.billymandarino.com                     https://itsawrapwithrap.com Please support the Podcast-every dollar goes into production costs to help bring our audience more content..  Click link below https://ko-fi.com/itsawrapwithrappodcast  

In this episode, I reflect on a full-circle reconnection more than 20 years in the making — and on two people who convinced me, once again, that art has the power to change the world. The first is Joni Doherty a former colleague from my teaching days at Franklin Pierce University, who commissioned my very first one-woman show decades ago. After losing touch for two decades, we reconnected when Joni — now Senior Program Officer for Democracy and the Arts at the Kettering Foundation — recommended me as a guest on a podcast hosted by the second powerhouse in this story: Bill Cleveland. Bill is a pioneering arts activist, author, and founder of the Center for the Study of Art and Community, where he trains artists to become community leaders and creative change agents. I share what moved me most from our conversation together on his podcast, Art Is Change — particularly Bill's work bringing art into prisons, and the sense of self-esteem and agency it restored in prisoners serving life sentences. Mentioned in this episode Joni Doherty Senior Program Officer for Democracy and the Arts, Kettering Foundation My guest episode on Art Is Change Bill Cleveland — Founder, Center for the Study of Art and Community; host of Art Is Change My TEDx talk: How I Redeemed 35 Years of Regret — available at triciaroseburt.com or by searching "Tricia Rose Burt TEDx Portsmouth" on YouTube Sponsor Interabang Books — a Dallas-based independent bookstore named one of the country's top five by Publishers Weekly. Shop their curated online collection at interabangbooks.com. Credits Written and produced by Tricia Rose Burt. Produced and scored by Adam Arnone of Echo Finch. Executive producers: Amy Grant, Nancy Perot, and Sage Wheeler. No Time to Be Timid is a presentation of No Time to Be Timid Productions.

0:00 - On Friday, Davis Webb got to call plays for Bo Nix for the first time in his (hopefully long and fruitful) Broncos career. What were Webb's initial impression of Bo in game action, albeit preseason?16:54 - MPJ went on a podcast (shocker) and said that letting KCP was the beginning of the decline for the 2023 Championship roster. Vic says that's a bit of revisionist history.Also, what would you do for a billion dollars? Would you put someone's life at risk? How far would you go?34:05 - Brett has some stats about the Rockies, but advanced metrics are for nerds. Who has time for that? Let's talk about something better instead, shall we?

Our number one most downloaded guest of all time is back! Straight-talking Northerner Sally Wilkinson returns to The Company Doctor Podcast to share the raw, unvarnished wisdom behind her highly anticipated debut book, The Shit to Shiny Method: Ditch the  Diet, Let Go of Guilt, Find Your Power (published by Penguin, out September 3rd).Sally didn't start with a massive online following or an academic medical degree, but she has spent years in the trenches helping millions of people break free from the soul-destroying cycles of the dieting industry, low self-esteem, and constant self-sabotage. In this raw and deeply personal conversation, she shares her own grueling 8-year battle to get this book published—proving that persistence and self-ownership are the ultimate pathways to success.This isn't your average self-help lecture. Whether you are trying to find the motivation to start a business, lose weight, or just pull yourself out of a low mental loop, Sally's no-nonsense advice about taking ownership of your choices, building small daily wins (like a simple 20-minute walk), and dumping the imaginary "wagon" will change the way you look at your potential forever.Key takeaways from this episode:The "No-Time" Lie: When you say "I don't have time," what you are actually saying is "it is not important enough to me." Create awareness first, get over your excuses, and own your choices.The 20-Minute Triumph: You do not need a massive, exhausting life overhaul to change your trajectory. Start small. A simple, daily 20-minute walk builds a "magic cloak of motivation" that naturally cascades into every other area of your life.Sack the "Wagon": There is no diet wagon, drinking wagon, or routine wagon. You cannot fall off something that doesn't exist. Give yourself permission to have off days and "low winters" without calling it a failure.Persistence Over Perfection: As the Calvin Coolidge quote on Sally's bedroom wall stated: "Nothing takes the place of persistence." Keep pushing, keep showing up for yourself, and do not go to your grave with your "unfinished business" still inside you.Pre-order The Shit to Shiny Method: https://thesallywilkinson.com/preorderSend us Fan MailLinks & references: https://www.thecompanydoctor.com/Gary Gamp: https://www.linkedin.com/in/garygampGeorge Clode: https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgeclodeGary's new book, Career Catalyst - available online now: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Career-Catalyst-Secret-Skills-School-ebook/dp/B0DFYVG6XY/ref=tmm_kin_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=&sr=

A talk by Misha Merrill. This talk was given on May 27, 2026.

What happens before the adjustment can be just as important as what happens on the table. In their 100th epsisode, Dr. Fred and Dr. FJ break down the consultation, not as a sales presentation, but as the foundation for trust, clinical certainty, patient understanding, and better long-term outcomes. They explore how great doctors uncover what's really happening beneath a patient's immediate complaint: previous experiences and objections, limitations in everyday life, the true chronicity of the problem, and the difference between symptoms and dysfunction. Dr. FJ walks through the questions he uses to connect those dots before the Report of Findings, while Dr. Fred emphasizes the importance of gratitude, certainty, knowing your numbers, understanding severity, and giving healing the time and energy it requires. They also tackle an important balance in practice: know your outcomes without becoming consumed by them. Build a great process. Deliver a great consultation. Communicate clearly. Give the best care you can. Build rapport and get results. Because when you become exceptional at delivering what patients actually need, you don't have to spend your energy trying to sell them. What You'll Get From This Episode A clearer framework for conducting a purposeful consultation Questions that help uncover objections, limitations, and chronicity How to connect a patient's symptoms to what they're actually experiencing functionally Why the consultation can make or break the Report of Findings How severity should influence recommendations rather than relying on a one-size-fits-all plan Why clinical certainty and continued training matter How to track practice numbers without becoming emotionally controlled by them A reminder that sustainable referrals ultimately come from rapport, trust, results, and exceptional delivery The takeaway: Stop trying to perfect the sale. Perfect the process. Build trust, find the truth of the patient's problem, communicate it with certainty, and then deliver. Keep Charging! MoChihChu!   Ask a Question for a Future Episode! Apply to work with our coaches! Join Susan's monthly CA webinars Join us at our next seminars! Join the Rhino Digital Training!

Arcand takes a listen to what Sam Kennedy said on The Greg Hill Show this morning about Roman Anthony. Would Roman Anthony help out the Red Sox right now and is there any hope he can still come back?

Gio started the hour addressing Craig Carton's comments that Boomer & Gio should have responded to Katie Nolan's negative remarks about Boomer.

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