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At Turkey Hill Dairy, talent development is a key ingredient to creating a high-performing organization. In this Powered by Learning podcast episode, Grayce Langheine, Manager, Talent Management & Culture Development, Turkey Hill Dairy, shares how she and her team help inspire close to 1,000 workers every day. Show Notes:Be committed to training employees, regardless of their position. Any team member should be able to access any training course to support a positive learning culture.Make learning open and not mandatory to inspire people to want to learnHave learning paths for team members that lead to opportunities for them to progress in their careersA strong learning and talent development function can lead to higher retention rates Subscribe to Powered by Learning:Apple PodcastsSpotifyGoogle PodcastsiHeart Radio

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SWOT (a Japanese term for a nerd who studies too much) is a battle manga about academic genius Manabizaki Kyou. He’s a brand new student at the notorious Skeleton Highschool, who’s transferred to improve his chances of getting into Tokyo University. However, It turns out that Skeleton Highschool isn’t known for its academic rigor, but rather for the constant student brawling. Kyou and his group of friends now have to become the strongest fighters in the school to bring peace, all while balancing their studies.  You can find us on: Twitter: @shonenflopcast Facebook: facebook.com/shonenflopcast Website: shonenflop.com For business inquiries, you can reach us at shonenflop@gmail.com  Show Notes: Be sure to review us on iTunes to get a shoutout on the next episode! podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/shonen-flop/id1516326666  Super Eyepatch Wolf on Baki: youtube.com/watch?v=bTMMdMVFRWE Our guest Audrey’s show, Pod of Greed: pod-of-greed.pinecast.co Audrey’s upcoming project The Teticulation’s Twitter: @TheReticulation Be sure to watch Dorohedoro on Netflix: netflix.com/title/80991903 Danny K’s podcast: soundcloud.com/dannyfckngk Below the Line from Kevin LaBuz: kjlabuz.substack.com The ARGonauts podcast: theorangegroves.com/argonauts Play Comics (keep an eye out for the episode featuring David): playcomics.com Shonen Flop is hosted by David Weinberger and Jordan Forbes, where each episode they look at a manga that ran in Weekly Shonen Jump that couldn't quite make it. Listen in to find out what the manga did wrong, what it did right, how the series could have turned itself around, and ultimately was it a flop or not.

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Show Notes:Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram!- @FilmSchooledFM- @CourtElHull- @TylersNewGroove

Show Notes:Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram!- @FilmSchooledFM- @CourtElHull- @TylersNewGroove

Show Notes:Be sure to follow us on Twitter and Instagram!- @FilmSchooledFM- @CourtElHull- @TylersNewGroove

She’s just as genuine in real life as she is on television. She’s one of the kindest and most sincere humans we know. She’s Brooke Walker—wife, mother, and host of Utah’s popular Studio 5 on KSL and Family Rules on BYUtv. In this episode, we talk with Brooke about what’s on her heart: the importance of forging positive female relationships. We look into what those relationships look like, how to foster them, how not to feel guilty for being the one who sees the positive, and how to set personal boundaries in friend relationships. SPONSOR: Save 15% at rylapack.com with the code BECKY15. SHOW NOTES: —Be positive. —Be the one to plan structured time with friends to make connections. —Get good at gushing—over-storm the room. Watch Studio 5 here. Watch Family Rules here. Follow Brooke on Instagram. FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM: @BeckyHigginsLLC and @BeckyProudfit. THANKS FOR THE LOVE! Love the podcast? Please share with your friends, tag us in your instagram stories, and leave a review on iTunes!

Straight Talk 22 - Show Notes: Be the Captain of your work placeBeing the Captain of your workplace:There are 6 ways Dean discusses in this weeks podcast to be the Captain of your work place. The 6 ways are found in Sam Walker’s book “ A Captain’s Class: A New Leader in Leadership”. These 6 are as follow:1. It’s not generally the superstars who are leading the team2. Talent will just take you so far (synergy is needed)3. Cannot allow social loafing4. You have to have support players5. Captains don’t give big speeches, they give one on one communication6. You have to find a way to share their emotions with their team Dean suggest reading Sam Walkers book and exploring how these tips can help your leadership in your workplace!Dean goes on to discuss his personal 9 tips that he gathered from reading sam’s book and shares them with the audience. These 9 tips are his advise on being the captain of your workplace. 9 things dean has learned from the book on being the captain of your workplace:1. Your Characteristics Have to Align With Your People2. Express Humility3. Give Relentless Effort 4. Emotional Self Control5. Willingness to Do What is Necessary6. Let other know you care about them7. Able to have one on one conversations with employees 8. Be content that you may not get the credit for the wins9. You have to help your team mirror your emotions (in a positive way)Dean would love to hear from you. Please email him with your comments about the podcast at hdcrisp@yahoo.com

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You “podcast-listeners” don’t know a “thing” about our next episode! First, Doc explains to Nina the origin of the word thing. Then, listeners get a crash course in kennings and their use in Old English poetry. Finally, Nina tests Doc’s knowledge of “Beowulf’s” kennings with a challenging game of “Kenning You Dig It?” (Also, forgive Nina’s mic issues for this episode. She got excited during the kennings episode and started moving around too much.) Show Notes: Be sure to check out the following books from Witan Publishing: Drout’s Quick and Easy Old English by Michael Drout (https://books2read.com/Drout-Old-English) Beowulf: A Verse Translation for Students by Edward Risden (https://books2read.com/beowulf-risden) Doc’s Recommendation: Saga Thing Podcast (https://sagathingpodcast.wordpress.com/) Nina’s Recommendation: Beowulf:  A New Verse Translation by Seamus Heaney, the Old English and Modern English version (https://www.amazon.com/Beowulf-Verse-Translation-Seamus-Heaney/dp/0374111197)

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Last week was Earth Day, which always seems ludicrous to me since we should focus on the health and hygiene of the planet every day. But, I’ll take any opportunity to bring more attention to this topic, especially when it involves our beautiful natural landscapes getting trampled or destroyed by people looking to create a new Instagram post. Social media has had a number of societal impacts. Some have been good, but others have been quite devastating, especially when it comes to the lack of care for natural environments. As photographers, we have a responsibility to act as nature’s stewards by incorporating Leave No Trace best practices, as well as deputizing other photographers. Fortunately, Erin Babnik, my guest for this episode of the No Name Photo Show is one of the foremost authorities in fighting to protect natural landscapes from being destroyed by witless people. In addition to being an absolutely amazing photographer, Erin is a stalwart advocate for protecting the sanctity of natural environments. I’m so thankful to have her on and I’m sure you’re going to love the conversation. Show Notes Be sure to follow Erin’s work on her website and Instagram Definitely take the time to read all of Erin’s outstanding articles on Photo Cascadia If you’re in the LA area, go see Erin present The Seven Virtues of a Creative Landscape Photographer at the Canon Experience Center (May 21, 2019 – 7:00 PM PT) Be sure to review and practice the Leave No Trace 7 principles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nonamephotoshow/message

Last week was Earth Day, which always seems ludicrous to me since we should focus on the health and hygiene of the planet every day. But, I’ll take any opportunity to bring more attention to this topic, especially when it involves our beautiful natural landscapes getting trampled or destroyed by people looking to create a new Instagram post. Social media has had a number of societal impacts. Some have been good, but others have been quite devastating, especially when it comes to the lack of care for natural environments. As photographers, we have a responsibility to act as nature’s stewards by incorporating Leave No Trace best practices, as well as deputizing other photographers. Fortunately, Erin Babnik, my guest for this episode of the No Name Photo Show is one of the foremost authorities in fighting to protect natural landscapes from being destroyed by witless people. In addition to being an absolutely amazing photographer, Erin is a stalwart advocate for protecting the sanctity of natural environments. I’m so thankful to have her on and I’m sure you’re going to love the conversation. Show Notes Be sure to follow Erin’s work on her website and Instagram Definitely take the time to read all of Erin’s outstanding articles on Photo Cascadia If you’re in the LA area, go see Erin present The Seven Virtues of a Creative Landscape Photographer at the Canon Experience Center (May 21, 2019 – 7:00 PM PT) Be sure to review and practice the Leave No Trace 7 principles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nonamephotoshow/message

Dan Gill, host of the Groomzillas Podcast, joins Pam and Brooke to talk all about his own wedding, including getting hilarious portraits done with his fiancé at JC Penny. They also dive into some listeners submitted confessionals about annoying family requests, Friday night weddings, and inviting (or not inviting) fringy friends. If you like department store pictures or weeknight celebrations, this episode is for you!  -- GUEST INFO: Check out Dan's wedding podcast, Groomzillas!   -- SHOW NOTES: Be like Dan, and treat yourself to a steak at the old school LA restaurant, The Dresden. Dan served Bludso's BBQ at his reception.   -- BRIDAL BREAK: Zombie Brain Shot: A super gross looking Halloween-themed shot, from Homemade Hooplah. (Suggested by Pam) Adam Rippon Riffs On - Celebrity Rosé: The Olympic ice skater gives his hilarious takes on rosé wines created by celebrities. Available on YouTube, created by Cosmopolitan. (Suggested by Brooke) "Tilted" by Christine & The Queens: Fantastic song and choreography by a French pop star (Suggested by Brooke) People Just Do Nothing: British mockumentary series that focuses on young, aspiring DJs and MCs. Available on Netflix. (Suggested by Dan) --  WEDDING CONFESSIONALS LINKS: www.weddingconfessionals.com Instagram Facebook Twitter Pinterest   -- Have a story to tell us? Need some advice about your own wedding drama?  Email us: weddingconfessionals@gmail.com Call us: 434-933-2663 Click here to send us a message with no personal information needed! We promise to never reveal the names in order to protect the innocent...and the annoyed. Your secret's safe with us!   -- Logo by David Kantrowitz

Today we are joined by Minaa B. of RespectYourStruggle.com.  Minaa is a on a mission and the first day of Black History month is the perfect time for us to share it.  As therapists, black women, and human beings in general we admire her courage in sharing her personal struggle and love how she has used it to give voice to so many others.  Tune in now as we talk about how #TherapyIsNotADirtyWord and why talking about our struggle is the first step to overcoming it. LISTEN NOW   SHOW NOTES Be sure to visit RespectYourStruggle.com to see fresh new site and pick up your super cute RSY tee today!.  You can also find Minaa on Twitter and Instagram.   RLW {Read Listen Watch}: This American Life was Erica's RLW for today and while the entire podcast is wonderful we are particularly sharing episode #567.  A powerful, disturbing, and incredibly insightful glimpse at what it's like inside of an abusive relationship.  The statistics related to abusive relationships, including among teens, is frightening but as we discussed with Minaa, the first step to making changes is understanding what the real struggle is. And as a special bonus... I also have a RLW today!  The Pocket Therapist by Therese Borchard is one of my favorite books to give and read.  Every chapter is short but packed with the best of the best advice she's gotten from varied experiences in therapy.  Perfect when you are having a rough day, whether you're in therapy or not. THERAPIST PROBLEMS: Today we talked about our real and perceived duty to be ambassadors for therapists everywhere.  One of the biggest obstacles for many people who are hesitant to try therapy is the misconceptions of who and what therapists are like. Listen in as we discuss how we work to find balance between being a non-judgmental listening ear and maintaining good boundaries. Don't forget to go send us your questions and suggestions for THERAPIST PROBLEMS #WithThatBeingSaid Esther: Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Erica: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram {

"Busy isn't productive. Your 'to do list' isn't most important. The list of commitments you actually honor is." Today I get to introduce you to the business coach who I began working with 10 years ago when I transitioned from real estate + construction into speaking + writing. Edie Varley has an undeniable energy that will absolutely captivate you. Get ready to recalibrate what is truly important in your life, relationships and business from my business coach and friend. SHOW NOTES: Be your best; not the best, your best. Because with that mindset, you are improving. You never have to apologize at your best. It means you've prepared, planned and executed. Live up to the fullness of your promise. Busy isn't productive. It isn't the 'to do' list that is important. It's the list of commitments that you actually honor. The root of all conflict is unmet expectations. Rarely do we ask, "What do you expect in this relationship?" But we should, so we can agree to it. Whats so horrible about your mind being changed? When you love yourself, you can love others where they are. If I could offer a prescription: Be quiet. Listen. Focus on the good. Look for the good and report it repeatedly. Repetition is the father of knowledge. Ask: What is the best thing that happened to you today?   There is no energy in "Have to" use "Want to." Ex. I want to pick my kids up, turn off the radio, get off the phone, listen. People share a lot when they feel safe. Be present, quiet to allow this. Do I leave people more energized or ill-will and a broken spirit? What is the metric for a relationship? Love is the cornerstone. It's a verb. It's what we do for others. That then leads to the emotion. When you love yourself, you're able to love others in the season they're in. You accept no responsibility for their choices. THAT is a freedom. Where are you going in such a hurry? Are you living in purpose? Is your measurement your neighbor? If you don't like the life you have chosen and are living: Do the hardest thing in the world and change. In golf you have a bad shot and you replay it again to learn what went wrong. It's the same when something goes wrong in a relationship; it allows you to take control and not be a pawn on someone else's gameboard. What is your behavior looking like? What are your words? Words create worlds. EDIE VARLEY'S LIVE INSPIRED 7 1. What is the best book you’ve ever read? Anatomy of the Spirit, Dr. Caroline Myss, PhD. 2. Tomorrow you discover your wealthy uncle shockingly dies at the age of 103; leaving you millions. What would you do? Find some legitimate homes for it, my means are met.  3. Your house is on fire, all living things and people are out. You have the opportunity to run in and grab one item. What would it be? Nothing. They are things, they've brought me joy, but if they go up in smoke, that's okay. 4. You are sitting on a bench overlooking a gorgeous beach. You have the opportunity to have a long conversation with anyone living or dead. Who would it be? I'd like to meet Jesus and see how he's seeing that view. 5. What is the best advice you’ve ever received? Be at your best. You're expected to live up to the fullness of the promise God has for you. 6. Looking back, what advice would you give yourself at age 20? Strap on, you'r going to have the ride of a lifetime. 7. It’s been said that all great people can have their lives summed up in one sentence. How do you want yours to read? I am blessed. *** If you enjoyed today’s episode: Subscribe (automatically get new episodes), rate & review (help spread the word!) this podcast anywhere you get your podcasts. I can’t wait to see you here next Thursday! Today is your day. Live Inspired. Live Inspired with John everyday on Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn, Pinterest and get his Monday Motivation email: www.JohnOLearyInspires.com/Monday-Morning  

Show Notes: Be sure to listen to the episode to hear stories, examples, and more tips. In this episode, we continue exploring what contributes to the experience of feeling lonely and disconnected in relationship. If you ...

Show Notes: Be sure to listen to the episode to hear stories, examples, and more tips. Here are some reasons why we feel lonely in relationship and what we can do about it.   We are defended and ...

The VG Realness group is almost reuinted. Michael, Greg and Cameron return to talk with Delvin about what else? Video Games. This week the crew discusses Pokemon X & Y pre-orders in Japan, Hello Kitty Cruisers for WiiU, EA Humble Bundle, more Xbox One-80s and the news that the system launch will be delayed in eight countries. Michael shares his #VGRealnessExy moment and the guys also talk about game developer harrassment, as well as player-to-player harrassment online. Show Notes: -Be sure to check out Delvin & James on the Qoopa Klub Podcast this week -Beauty and the Beast video -Starcraft MMO Kickstarter -Gay Dating Sim -Polygon.com article on game developer harassment -Dolly Parton Pinball