Podcast appearances and mentions of Rene Syler

How can leaders create aligned teams and foster a culture that drives success? In this episode, we sit down with Gaby Jordan, CEO of Source Elements Group and Founder of Human Better EDU, to explore her 4 C's for Culture—Connect with Others, Clear the Air, Champion Conversations, and Create the Future.Gaby shares insights on championing conversations, establishing a framework for accountability, and how these strategies translate into both the corporate and education sectors. With over 25 years of experience coaching leaders and working with top institutions like MIT, NYU, and Stanford, she brings a wealth of knowledge on empowering executives and teams to achieve exponential results.Tune in to learn practical strategies for aligning teams, fostering communication, and building a culture of responsibility and growth—whether in the boardroom or the classroom.Topics covered in this episode:✔️ The 4 C's for building a strong culture✔️ Championing conversations to create impact✔️ A framework for accountability in leadership✔️ Gaby's work in education and leadership developmentGaby's expertise has been featured in Harvard Business Review, Huffington Post, and Global Woman, and she has appeared on The Exhale Show with Issa Rae and Rene Syler.

For this episode of Beyond The Album Cover I had the pleasure of interviewing Rene Syler. She has been on TV for over 30 plus years ranging from Reno to Birmingham to Dallas and co-hosted The Early Show on CBS from 2002-2006. We talk about changes in media/broadcasting, her career journey, and so much more. If you are a nerd for broadcasting/media then you will love this episode. Follow the podcast wherever you stream podcasts and on YouTube at Youtube.com/BeyondTheAlbumCover. Also follow Facebook for updates on the podcast at Facebook.com/BeyondTheAlbumCover

In this episode of “This is Motherhood,” host Joyce Brewer speaks with author, blogger, and friend Rene Syler about how she approaches setbacks in life and what she has learned from raising two adult children.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Particularly if you're non-Black, it can be hard to know the "right way" to speak up about racism -- or what we can do at all, when the idea of dismantling racist system seems so overwhelming. So we're grateful for the time, guidance, and incredible insight of author, veteran broadcast journalist, and Black mom of two, Rene Syler. // Thank you so much for listening and subscribing. Your kind reviews really help support us. // Brought to you with the gracious sponsorship of Trade Coffee, whose coffee subscription gifts supports the best indie, local roasters around the country; and Soul Riders: Darkness Falling, the third book in the Soul Riders series of books for tweens and teens from Star Stable Entertainment.

On  this episode of Real Chicks Rock! Presents Real Discussions,  I had the opportunity to chat with Rene Syler, Author and Founder of Good Enough Mother.  The conversation was nothing short of amazing.   Rene was born in Illinois but grew up near Sacramento, CA.  As a psychology major, Rene saw a newspaper article that helped her chart her course differently.    Rene shared her time on CBS - The Early Show, the firing from the show, why it happened, and what transpired next for her.    Rene is an excellent example of how we continue to do it all but don’t lose sight of who we are.    Thanks to my guest and Status Network / Lyve TV  for the production time and space.   Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, iHeart, Libsyn,  or  your favorite podcast directory.     Help us to get the word out about @realchicksrock.  Please remember to rate, comment, subscribe, share and download your favorite episodes.   Until next time, stay safe, be well and continue to…  #ROCKon . . . #ApplePodcasts  #Atlanta  #BlkCreatives  #BlackExcellence #BlackGirlMagic #BlackPodcast #BlackWomen #BlackBusiness #Empowerment  #iTunes #Libsyn #ReneSyler  #GoodEnoughMother  #Entertainment #RCR  #RealChicksRock  #RealDiscussions #Lifestylepodcast #NewPodcastEpisode #NonProfitOrganization #Media #Pandora #Podcast #Podcaster  #PodcastersofInstagram #Podcastlife #ShePodcasts  #SupportBrownPodcasts #Spotify #Womensupportingwomen

We understand that everyone is at different stages when it comes to understanding, internalizing, and speaking out against systemic racism and Black Lives Matter. So we're grateful that Rene Syler, an incredible, experienced broadcast journalist, witty author, prolific public speaker, and Black mom of two lent us her time and her voice this week to discuss racism in America -- not just what it means to be racist (the definition may surprise you), but what you can do to help make changes, even in small ways that can have big impact. // Shownotes on Cool Mom Picks // Join the discussion in the Spawned FB community // Thanks so much to our sponsors, Bryer's CarbSmart frozen treats + the Whystle product recall alert app.

We're not always going to get this conversation right, but the only way to move forward is to listen, to learn, and to exchange ideas. Rene Syler asked her white friends on Facebook why it was so hard to talk about racism, so I invited her to join me on my podcast to discuss just that, between two friends. I cringe a little listening to me try to understand, but it's on me and on all white people to do better and to tear down systemic racism.

As we get older, are we doing our bodies any favors with out fitness routine? Surprisingly, many women are getting it wrong. What may have worked for us 20 years ago doesn't cut it today. On today's show, I'm chatting with Nicole Sanders and Rene Syler of Ladimax Lifestyle. These ladies break it all down for us! We'll talk about why we need muscle as we get older, how liquid diets is a temporary fix, the important questions to ask yourself if you're considering going on a diet, and much more. It's an eye-opening conversation designed to educate you and help you live your best life. ****** Midlife-A-Go-Go the podcast! Be sure to listen, download, subscribe and pass it along. For show notes, go to Episode 8. Visit Midlife-A-Go-Go.

From 2009: If your name is Rene Syler, this is probably a pretty good week. In the midst of preparing to co-host BET’s live coverage of the Jan. 20th inauguration of Barack Obama, it was announced that Syler—a former co-host of the CBS “Early Show”—would be returning to regularly scheduled television programming as host of a new show, “Live Large, Spend Small.” But that can’t be any more entertaining than the show she does now on her Facebook video log.

“I lost my job, I lost my breasts, I lost my hair and I found myself.” That’s Rene Syler, former anchor for CBS News’ The Early Show, on HerMoney explaining what happened in a tumultuous two years of her life. In this week’s episode, Rene candidly shares with us her transition from network news to entrepreneur, author and host of her new web series “The Good Enough Mother.” We talk about why it’s powerful to own our truth rather than sugarcoat it. “I got fired, fired, fired, fired,” she says. We also dish on why women like us care so much about our hair.

Many of us boomers are now lucky enough to be grandparents. And, better yet, we’re already anticipating the joy of sharing the holidays with those bright and shiny faces. But we also know family gatherings aren’t always so easy… especially if travel is involved. Join TV personality, family travel expert and author of Good Enough Mother, Rene Syler as she shares tips and strategies to make your holidays truly festive and fun.

Talk about serendipitous!   Rene Syler is a former anchor of CBS' The Early Show, published author, blogger, and the co-host of this year's Black Weblog Awards!  Her book, "Good Enough Mother" was written for "every woman who's passed off store-bought cakes as her own at the school-bake sale" and gives an honest look at motherhood!  AND, she just snagged a partnership with Evenflo! Hear how she triumphed and exuded tenacity while reinventing herself and how you can, too!  Join us as we let our natural hair down, literally and symbolically! Connect with Rene online: GEM Website Facebook Twitter

Join Jennifer and Sara as they discuss this week's news, announce contest winners and listener celebrations and chat with The Good Enough Mother (and Disney Fan!) Rene Syler.

Join Jennifer and Sara as they chat about their recent trip to Walt Disney World to attend the 2011 Disney Social Media Moms Celebration. They also discuss the week's news, announce contest winners and celebrations, and answer listener questions. Topics this week include Grand Floridian, Rene Syler (goodenoughmother.com), Chris Brogan (chrisbrogan.com), Disney's Magic of Healthy Living, IllumiNations, Epcot, Dooney and Bourke bags, Pirate Adventure Cruises, PassPorter's iPad Giveaway Contest, new Disney character meet and greets, Disney Destinations e-mail breach, and 1900 Park Fare character breakfast.

Join us on Health & Wellness for a great show with media personality and author Rene Syler as she discusses health, parenting and the GEM network.