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Send us a textThe suburbs of Frisco, Texas became the backdrop for a chilling murder when Anna Moses, a Russian-born analyst at the University of Texas Dallas, was found shot six times in her garage after failing to show up for work in January 2015. What first appeared to be a robbery gone wrong revealed itself as something far more deliberate.Anna's divorce from Robert "Bob" Moses two years prior had seemingly set her free. She maintained her home, excelled in her career, and was building meaningful connections—romantic and otherwise—at her workplace. But when police discovered a locked letter written in both Russian and English detailing threats made by her ex-husband, the investigation took a dramatic turn.What makes this case particularly fascinating is the constellation of relationships surrounding Anna. From the professor who had given her $46,000 to multiple male admirers who were shocked to learn about each other at her memorial service, Anna lived a compartmentalized life that became fully exposed only in death. Meanwhile, her 20-year-old son Igor's unusually calm reaction to his mother's murder raised eyebrows, especially when he later became the star witness defending his adoptive father at trial.The physical evidence painted a compelling picture: Bob's fresh hand injury, his blood mixed with Anna's in her recovered vehicle, and his unexpected inquiries about her will and insurance policy. But nothing in this case was straightforward. The mysterious missing Taco Bell quesadilla became a central point of contention, potentially disrupting the prosecution's timeline and Bob's guilt.Despite maintaining his innocence and a vigorous defense, Robert Moses was convicted and sentenced to life in prison. Was justice served, or did investigators miss something crucial in their focus on the scorned ex-husband? Listen as we unravel this Texas tragedy where blood ties, financial motives, and broken hearts converge in unexpected ways.What cases from your community have stayed with you? Join the conversation and follow us for more deep dives into Texas true crime stories that rarely make national headlines but reveal profound truths about human relationships.Magic Mind

In this episode of the Leadership Loading Podcast, host Jason McClaren welcomes retired Marine Corps Major Eric Dominijanni, CEO and founder of Fior Scotch. Eric shares his journey from serving 20 years in the Marine Corps to becoming a culinary school graduate and ultimately founding his own premium scotch brand. Eric discusses his military career, the transition to civilian life, and the importance of having a post-military plan. He offers insight into building a business, the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the significance of surrounding yourself with the right people. Eric also highlights his collaboration with nonprofit organizations like Operation Gratitude, emphasizing the importance of giving back to the veteran community. Explore the resources mentioned in this episode: Fior Scotch: www.fiorscotch.com Contact Eric Dominijanni: EricD@FiorScotch.com Learn more about Operation Gratitude: www.operationgratitude.com Where to find Fior Scotch: Available online through their website Available at Total Wine locations in Texas (Dallas, Austin, and more) Retail locations in New York, New Jersey, Georgia, Florida, Washington, D.C., and more Tune in to learn about the leadership lessons Eric has carried from the Marine Corps to the boardroom, and how he's leveraging his passions to make an impact. Keywords: Leadership Loading Podcast, Jason McClaren, Eric Dominijanni, Fior Scotch, Operation Gratitude, Marine Corps, Military Transition, Veteran Entrepreneurs, Leadership Lessons, Premium Scotch, Giving Back.

Forensic neuroscience is no everyday topic. But it could bring us all everyday lessons on how to interpret our surroundings and personal encounters.Steven McWilliams is a professor at University of Texas Dallas, and there he teaches both graduates and undergraduates the intricacies of the mind, especially those impaired by social disorder.Steven has built a foundation of knowledge from working in a very busy Dallas County morgue to studying neuroscience creating a career of identifying troubled minds so that disaster can be avoided.Joins us on the GCP and hear our first I of many conversations with Steven today!

Who is crazy enough to own a restaurant? Today's guest, Jon Dressler along with his wife, Kim, are the Founders of Rare Roots Hospitality. Tune in to hear his incredible story. Now 57, Jon started at 16 years old working for Morton's Steakhouse. After 10 years at Morton's, attaining his bachelor's degree from Penn State and MBA from Univ. of Texas- Dallas, Jon and his wife opened their first restaurant Dressler's in 2003. Now in 2025 the Rare Roots Hospitality Portfolio includes 7 restaurants: Dressler's Chapter 6 Fin & Fino Joan's The Porter's House Dressler's Improv Kitchen at Middle C Jazz Club Dogwood: A Southern Table & Bar While each Rare Roots endeavor varies in concept and design, they are all deeply rooted in the desire to treat guests like they are family. Their attention to detail, their ability to remember a name, and their carefully crafted menus are all expressions of a genuine hospitality that is increasingly harder to find. It requires talent, but it also requires a mindset of service. Their people have both. They come together every day, for 20 years and counting, to practice the type of hospitality you will typically only find at home. ​ They take great pride in remembering the details that matter to you—what you like to drink, where you love to sit, what you want to eat. No matter how many times you've dined with us, they're working hard to make each experience better than the last.  Ready to visit a Rare Roots Hospitality establishment near you? Visit: https://www.rarerootshospitality.com/ Thank you for listening to another episode of the Perky Collar Radio Show! Warmest Regards, David M. Frankel Perky Collar Inventor, Founder of Perky, LLC & Perky Franchising, LLC, Perky Collar Radio Show Host, Commercial Real Estate Broker & Business Broker www.PerkyLLC.com Join my Entrepreneur Group: Facebook.com/Groups/CharlotteEntrepreneurThinkTank Feel free to connect with me on Linkedin: www.Linkedin.com/in/DavidMFrankel

I'm excited to bring you this conversation today! My guest and I are in perfect alignment regarding the value that coaching brings to the world and the importance of giving coaches the skills and techniques they need to partner with their clients. Let's dive into the topic of your coaching mindset. Join us to learn more!Ann Fogolin is a Master Certified Coach who has been working with, learning from, and growing with her clients for nearly 20 years. Like many coaches, Ann came from another career path to coaching; utilizing her background in education, she continues teaching coaches today at the University of Texas-Dallas. Her business, Becuz I Matter, focuses on leadership coaching, and she serves as an ICF Assessor to help new coaches on their journey. Our discussion centers around the relatively new coaching competency of “a coaching mindset” (added in 2019).Show Highlights:The vital role of the coach's mindset in masteryAnn's perspective of how coaches evolve as they work toward masteryMaking the mindset shift to holding clients accountable, asking questions, not being a “fixer,” and seeing clients as whole and resourcefulCoaching vs. mentoring, leading, consulting, etc.The coach's transformation: “What does the coaching mindset do for you, as a coach?”An invitation–and even a requirement–for coaches to have awareness to do their workThe coach's code of ethics requires a coaching mindset.“BEING your best requires DOING your work.”Are you 1% better today than yesterday?Resources:Connect with Ann Fogolin: Website, Email, and LinkedInConnect with Meg:Explore the STaR Coach Community and see what's available there for you!Visit the STaR Coach Show YouTube Channel! Subscribe today! Join our live show taping on the 3rd Thursday of every month at 1 pm CT. Explore past episodes and other resources at www.STaRcoachshow.com.

Dallas elected officials plan to seek legal advice this week after Attorney General Ken Paxton warned he'd sue the city to block a new State Fair of Texas policy banning most people from bringing guns into the annual event. The Dallas City Council is scheduled to meet today in closed session with City Attorney Tammy Palomino to discuss options; In other news, a jury decided Monday that the parents of a former student accused of killing 10 people at a high school near Houston in 2018 do not bear financial responsibility for the shooting; Dallas County residents with little to no internet access could see some relief in the next few years. Officials on Tuesday announced a new project using American Rescue Plan Act funds to increase internet access in up to 10 Dallas County ZIP codes; And when the Dallas Cowboys get back to their home turf at Arlington's AT&T Stadium Saturday, fans will have 23 new food choices at the concession stands. From a 16-ounce burger with pepperoni pizzas for buns to the Wagyu truffle burger to Flamin' hot ice cream, there seems to be a little something for everyone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

On this episode of Deans Counsel, moderators Ken Kring and Dave Ikenberry speak with Executive Vice President and Provost Rachel T.A. Croson, the chief academic officer of the University of Minnesota multi-campus system and provost for the Twin Cities campus, with overarching responsibility for fostering the academic excellence of the educational and research missions of the University and providing leadership for undergraduate, graduate, and professional education.Rachel's path to Minnesota provided her with a raft of unique and broad experiences, including serving as Dean of Business at Texas-Arlington and Social Sciences at Michigan State, Division Director at the National Science Foundation, and Director at Texas-Dallas' Center on Negotiations.As Executive Vice President at Minnesota, Rachel has systemwide oversight responsibility for promotion and tenure, for policies and practices spanning all operational areas that affect the academic life of the university and faculty development, and for the development, revision, and approval of academic programs. As Twin Cities Provost, Rachel leads the Deans of the colleges, schools, and academic units of the Twin Cities campus and is responsible for advancing the academic mission of the flagship campus. In both these roles, she has responsibility for implementing many elements of the Systemwide Strategic Plan MPACT 2025.In her wide-ranging conversation with Ken and Dave, Rachel waxes expertly on what it means to be a successful provost, touching on topics such as:• the role of metrics in leading• the importance of broad experiences in advancing to campus leadership • best practices for hiring deans and effectively reviewing their performance• do's and don't's for deans• her biggest surprise upon becoming a provostand more.Learn more about Rachel CrosonComments/criticism/suggestions/feedback? We'd love to hear it. Drop us a note at feedback@deanscounsel.comThanks for listening.-Produced by Joel Davis at Analog Digital Arts--DEANS COUNSEL: A podcast for deans and academic leadership.James Ellis | Moderator | Dean of the Marshall School of Business at the University of Southern California (2007-2019)David Ikenberry | Moderator | Dean of the Leeds School of Business at the University of Colorado-Boulder (2011-2016)Ken Kring | Moderator | Co-Managing Director, Global Education Practice and Senior Client Partner at Korn FerryDeansCounsel.com

The news of Texas covered today includes:Our Lone Star story of the day: Texas' RINO's, Democrats, and big businesses, especially TAB, often claim that conservative pro-family and decency legislation (those “social” issues) will hurt business in the Lone Star State. However, the last decade has shown the opposite and now two of the world's most renown firms are moving to Texas because of a lack of pro-decency governance. Elon Musk is moving the corporate HQ of the world's preeminent space launch company, SpaceX, and the world's most used messaging service, X.com or Twitter, to Texas. Robert Zimmerman of behindtheblack.com comments on the move in his inimitable style.Our Lone Star story of the day is sponsored by Allied Compliance Services providing the best service in DOT, business and personal drug and alcohol testing since 1995.Comptroller Glenn Hegar says no revision of the Texas Revenue Estimate is needed.Lt. Gov. Patrick creates special senate committee on Hurricane and Tropical Storm Preparedness, Recovery, and Electricity. Note the “electricity” part – surely to enable a big push back on CenterPoint.Dallas' mayor Eric Johnson told the Republican National Convention that the catalyst for his move to the GOP was because Democrats were silent when BLM setup outside of his home to intimidate his children and wife. “Today's woke Democratic Party is with the criminals, not with the victims. Democrats are good at using safe words, but terrible at building safe neighborhoods and safe cities,” Johnson said.  https://youtu.be/OhJq2UvFlV8?si=Vg1gLQ_Bi6nquU84Listen on the radio, or station stream, at 5pm Central. Click for our radio and streaming affiliates. www.PrattonTexas.com

The Dallas-Fort Worth area could have multiple rounds of wet weather as a line of storms over Oklahoma moves south and Hurricane Beryl barrels toward the Texas coast; two Texas Rangers made the AL All-Star team but a third may join them; Clint Murchison III, the eldest son of Dallas Cowboys founder Clint Murchison Jr., died Tuesday of prostate cancer at his home in Dallas; and many animal shelter leaders in the Dallas-Fort Worth area said they have been dealing with overfilled animal shelters and a lack of adoptions for several years with no end in sight. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Une équipe de chercheurs américains et sud-coréens a mis au point une technologie révolutionnaire inspirée de la vision aux rayons X de Superman. Intégrée à un appareil mobile, leur puce innovante pourrait voir à travers une cloison ou à l'intérieur d'un colis. Les chercheurs de l'université du Texas à Dallas et de l'université nationale de Séoul ont développé cette puce d'imagerie capable de "scanner" l'intérieur d'un sac ou de détecter des objets solides à travers un mur. Actuellement, ils travaillent sur sa miniaturisation pour l'intégrer dans un smartphone.La puce émet des signaux de 300 GHz, permettant de localiser tout objet solide à courte portée, entre 2 et 3 centimètres. L'objectif est de respecter la vie privée et de ne pas espionner les voisins à travers les murs. Une future version devrait capturer des images à une distance de 12,5 centimètres, facilitant la détection de petits objets. Cette technologie est similaire à celle utilisée dans les portiques de contrôle des aéroports, qui utilisent des micro-ondes. Le défi actuel consiste à rendre la technologie suffisamment petite pour les appareils mobiles tout en améliorant la qualité des images.Contrairement aux caméras traditionnelles, cette puce ne comprend ni lentille ni optique. Les signaux réfléchis dessinent une image des objets identifiés. À terme, cette technologie pourrait avoir des applications médicales, offrant une nouvelle méthode de visualisation pour des diagnostics précis. Cette avancée représente une étape significative dans le domaine de l'imagerie et pourrait transformer notre utilisation des appareils mobiles, ouvrant la voie à de nouvelles applications pratiques et médicales. Les chercheurs continuent de perfectionner cette puce, promettant des innovations qui pourraient changer notre quotidien. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

February 14th, 2024 the UNiversity of Texas Dallas sports psychologist stops by the studio to discuss Livers....or Lovers. Dependent upon what you hear. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram and X Listen to past episodes on The Ticket's Website And follow The Ticket Top 10 on Apple, Spotify or Amazon MusicSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's going to be a battle. Division III has arrived at the final two weeks of the regular season, but for many teams the last chance to secure playoff positions is now. Interact with Hoopsville: Twitter (now X) | Facebook | Instagram | Threads | Email | #hoopsville On a special midday Monday edition of Hoopsville, we check in with teams around the country trying to finish strong. Teams battling for top seeds in conferences, even ranking positions regionally. So much on the line with so little time left. Are there any more surprises left in the season? And we will check in on news and notes around DIII. Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline (subject to change): Stacey Ungashick Lobdell, Ohio Wesleyan women's coach Jared Fleming, Texas-Dallas men's coach Meg Barber, No. 1 NYU women's coach, and Dave Klatsky, No. 11 NYU men's coach Chris Bartley, WPI men's coach Pat Mackenzie, Saint John's men's coach Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com.

Live from Austin, Texas! Dallas Card Show Review and Atlanta's Culture Collision Preview! Plus, we will talk about the hobby world in Austin, Texas.Instagram:Dan @the.great.curatorMerlin @merleworldcardsDallas Card Show @dallascardshowCulture Collision @culture_collision_tradeshowDallas Card Show (January 18-21)www.dallascardshow.comCulture Collision Trade Show (January 26 · 12pm - January 28 · 4pm EST)www.culturecollisiontradeshow.comTo see more videos and livestreams from Merleworld Cards, click on the link below. Once at my Youtube channel, please subscribe and smash the bell button.Merleworld Cards on Youtube: / @merleworldcards  The Great Curator & Merlin will be doing giveaways once Merleworld Cards reaches 1,000 Subscribers!!! Just 19 subs away!!!! Subscribe and be eligible to win! Going to present a huge giveaway during this show for getting 1K subs!!!!#between2slabs#veriswap#slabmags#nsccshow#thegreatcurator #merleworldcards#typeiphotos#type1photos#mrminty#mrmintysupplies#cardprep#topps#superfractor#buyback#toppsbuyback#breaking#breakers#cardbreakers#mrminty#tacorefractor#hobbycontent#hobbypromotions#kidsinhobby#originalart#originalphotography#collectingbusiness#sportscardtherapist#schillbidding#megabid#dallascardshow#culturecollision#tombrady#superfractor#tombradysuperfractorLISTEN TO B2S WHILE YOU DRIVE OR WORK.  CHECK OUT "BETWEEN 2 SLABS" PODCAST AT:Support the show

In this episode, Hari Kodakalla, the Head of Data Analytics at Frost Bank, joins the podcast to discuss responsible AI and the challenges of last-mile adoption. They explore topics such as regulatory protection from a customer perspective, the composition of an effective AI team, and the ongoing importance of human involvement in AI processes. The conversation delves into the impact of AI and machine learning in various areas, including deepfake videos and content issues. The concept of responsible AI is explored, highlighting the need for ethical and accountable use of AI technology. Highlights [00:00:56] Responsible AI explained.  [00:04:20] The governance aspect of AI implementation.  [00:11:56] Trust and transparency in AI.  [00:14:48] Responsible AI implementation.  [00:19:51] Responsible AI in corporate environments.  [00:22:39] The impact of the cloud on cybersecurity.  [00:26:45] Responsible AI in an AI-driven world. Hari Kodakalla is the Head of Data and Analytics at Frost Bank, with over 27 years of experience in various industries. Hari is a visionary leader in the field of data-driven transformation. He has a track record of leveraging technology to drive impactful change and has held executive positions in innovative technology companies specializing in big data and analytics. Hari is known for turning data into actionable insights using AI and ML and has championed a data-centric culture at Frost Bank. Under his leadership, Frost Bank has seen transformative outcomes, including optimized propensity models, streamlined operations, and personalized customer interactions. Hari advocates for embracing cutting-edge technologies like Gen-Ai and is recognized as a leading authority for adopting AI in his bank. He holds an MBA from the University of Texas @ Dallas and is dedicated to steering Frost Bank toward a data-driven future. You can connect with him on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/harikodakalla--- Thank you so much for checking out this episode of The Tech Trek, and we would appreciate it if you would take a minute to rate and review us on your favorite podcast player. Want to learn more about us? Head over at https://www.elevano.com Have questions or want to cover specific topics with our future guests? Please message me at https://www.linkedin.com/in/amirbormand (Amir Bormand)

Marc Wortman, PhD, is an independent historian and freelance journalist. He is the author of four books on American military and social history, most recently Admiral Hyman Rickover: Engineer of Power (Yale University Press, 2022), which was named a National Review Book of the Year and received an honorable mention for the John Lyman Award in biography from the North American Society for Oceanic History. His other books are 1941: Fighting the Shadow War, A Divided America in a World at War (Atlantic Monthly, 2016); The Bonfire: The Siege and Burning of Atlanta (PublicAffairs, 2009), and The Millionaires' Unit: The Aristocratic Flyboys Who Fought the Great War and Invented American Air Power (PublicAffairs, 2006). A multi-prize-winning feature-length documentary based on The Millionaires' Unit is available on streaming services.The Greatest Capitalist Who Ever Lived: Tom Watson Jr. and the Epic Story of How IBM Created the Digital Age (PublicAffairs), the first solo biography of the leader who launched the information technology revolution, will be published in October 2023. ​As an award-winning freelance journalist, Marc has written for many publications, including Vanity Fair, Smithsonian, Rolling Stone, Time, and The Daily Beast. He has spoken to audiences around the country and has appeared on CNN, NPR, C-SPAN BookTV, History Channel, CuriosityStream and other broadcast and streaming outlets. He has taught at Princeton, Quinnipiac University and a college program at a maximum-security prison. He was the recipient of a New York Public Library Research Fellowship and was the 2014 Jalonick Memorial Distinguished Lecturer on Aviation History at the University of Texas Dallas. He is a fellow of Yale University's Davenport College.Following college at Brown University, he received a doctorate in Comparative Literature from Princeton University. He lives with his family in New Haven.EPISODE NOTES:Follow NucleCast on Twitter at @NucleCastEmail comments and story suggestions to NucleCast@anwadeter.orgSubscribe to NucleCast podcastRate the show

Phán quyết của toà án Texas ở Dallas ngày 16 tháng 8, 2023 vừa qua, đã bẻ gãy một mũi nhọn hết sức hung hiểm của Nghị Quyết 36 của Đảng Cộng Sản Việt Nam. Sau khi giải thể Hội Thánh của Đạo Cao Đài, Đảng Cộng Sản ra quyết định dựng lên một chi phái đóng giả làm Hội thánh của Đạo Cao Đài, được điều hành bởi 'Hội đồng chưởng quản và một số chức sắc' tương đối có uy tín nhất với chủ trương của Đảng và Nhà Nước. Tiến sĩ Nguyễn Đình Thắng, Tổng Giám Đốc PB/SOS giải thich.

Dennis is joined by IEDC Presdent and CEO Nathan Ohle to discuss the upcoming IEDC 2023 Annual Conference, September 17 – 20th, 2023 – in Dallas, Texas Dallas, TX, is one of the country's most economically and socially diverse cities. The 1920s were an age of dramatic political, technological, and social change for some, yet not for others. In Dallas, we'll usher in the next-generation 'Roaring 20s,' spotlighting how to build thriving, sustainable, resilient, and equitable communities for tomorrow. Our sights are set on ensuring future prosperity by focusing on economic diversity and resilience now, building on past successes, and inspiring the next ‘Roaring 20s!' This innovative Annual Conference will explore, modernize, and grow successful industry strategies and practices by focusing on each of IEDC's five strategic initiatives below. Leadership Development Workforce & Talent Development Supporting Entrepreneurship Fostering Economic Opportunity & Diversity Economic Transformation Conference Location and Hotel: Hilton Anatole  2201 N Stemmons Fwy Dallas, TX 75207  

In this episode of 'Rise', Radhanath Swami expresses the deep longings of the heart and what actions we can take to become fulfilled in life.   The Bhagavad Gita teaches us that our bodies are a vehicle by which we perceive this world but who we really are, is a spiritual being who's real pleasure is to love and be loved.    To genuinely enlighten other person, we have to connect to the grace of God and when we are in a deep loving relationship with the Divine then we can create a long lasting impact.  

In this episode of the Gill Athletics Track and Field Connections Podcast, we welcome Aaron Capehart from the University of Texas-Dallas. A new face in the coaching arena, Aaron is already making waves just five years into his coaching career. This episode unveils the unique journey of Aaron, who has completed his second season at UT-Dallas, and how his experiences in high school and college have been instrumental in molding his coaching career. We delve into the influences of the strong and empowering coaches Aaron has worked with, whose lessons he carries into his own coaching today. This is a rare opportunity to see firsthand the contemporary techniques and approaches that Aaron employs in his coaching. As we peek into the future, we speculate on the enduring legacy he might leave in the world of track and field. Join us for this insightful conversation that bridges the gap between past lessons and future potential​​. WATCH ON YOUTUBE   Want to have an exploratory conversation about YOUR track equipment needs? Connect with us: Host Mike Cunningham on Twitter: ⁠⁠@mikecunningham⁠⁠ Email: ⁠⁠sales@gillathletics.com⁠⁠ Phone: 800-637-3090 Twitter: ⁠⁠@GillAthletics⁠⁠ Instagram: ⁠⁠@GillAthletics1918⁠⁠ Facebook: ⁠⁠facebook.com/gillathletics⁠⁠ LinkedIn: ⁠⁠linkedin.com/company/gillathletics/⁠⁠

Nick talks to Dr. Iain Oswald, who has a PhD in chemistry from the University of Texas-Dallas and is principal scientist Abstrax Tech, a cannabis research and product development company. He is an expert in using cutting edge analytical chemistry techniques to study plant chemistry and has done a lot of work to decipher the chemistry of commercial cannabis, including lesser-known compounds found in the essential oils of marijuana plants and how these relate the sensory qualities of marijuana.They discuss: the aroma of cannabis & the chemical compounds that dictate different aspects of its aroma; consumer preferences when it comes to marijuana aroma; terpenes, which are volatile compounds abundant in the plant world; his research on volatile sulfur compounds, which are found in nature in things like garlic and the aerosols produced by skunks, and how lesser-known cannabis compounds in this chemical family relate to some of the pungent, gassy/skunky odors commonly associated with marijuana; his journey from academia into the private sector, and what's on the horizon for cannabis research.Try Everyday Dose, high-quality coffee & matcha alternatives with functional mushrooms & other supplements.Support the showSign up for the free weekly Mind & Matter newsletter:[https://mindandmatter.substack.com/?sort=top]Learn how you can further support the podcast: [https://mindandmatter.substack.com/p/how-to-support-mind-and-matter]Become a Premium Subscriber to access full content library, including full premium episodes:[https://mindandmatter.substack.com/subscribe?utm_source=menu&simple=true&next=https%3A%2F%2Fmindandmatter.substack.com%2F]Try the Lumen device to optimize your metabolism for weight loss or athletic performance. Use code MIND for $50 off:[https://www.lumen.me/shop?fid=8731&utm_source=influencer&utm_medium=influencer&discount=MIND]

It is an annual event. The regular season is officially over and teams eagerly wait to see where they may be playing in the NCAA Tournaments or if they have even made the tournaments. But we can't wait for Monday afternoon's bracket reveals. We want to know now. On Sunday's Selection Show Special, we are the selection committees. We will go through the process just as he national committees will to select at-large teams and set the NCAA Tournaments. It is our MOCK selections, though we have a pretty good accuracy. We hear from both national committee chairs. We will also chat with programs who have punched their tickets to the NCAA Tournament. We will also do our mock selections starting with the women's picks and then the men's with our selection panels. and we can provide other options (i.e. check, Zelle, etc.). Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - National Committee Chairs: - Sara Quartrocky, Maryville Athletics Director, men's national chair - Megan Wilson, Dubuque Associate Dean of Student Engagement and Intercollegiate Athletics, women's national chair - Craig Dagan, Maine Maritime women's coach - Kira Mowen, Knox women's coach - Joe Shotland, Texas-Dallas women's coach - Adam Van Zelst, Arcadia men's coach - Bryan Martin, Coe men's coach - John Thompson, N.C. Wesleyan men's coach Mock Selection Panels: - Women's Panel: - Gordon Mann - Dave McHugh - Scott Peterson - Riley Zayas - Men's Panel: - Dave McHugh - Drew Pasteur - Bob Quillman - Ryan Scott - Matt Snyder Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and Sport Tours International and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio.

It is an annual event. The regular season is officially over and teams eagerly wait to see where they may be playing in the NCAA Tournaments or if they have even made the tournaments. But we can't wait for Monday afternoon's bracket reveals. We want to know now. On Sunday's Selection Show Special, we are the selection committees. We will go through the process just as he national committees will to select at-large teams and set the NCAA Tournaments. It is our MOCK selections, though we have a pretty good accuracy. We hear from both national committee chairs. We will also chat with programs who have punched their tickets to the NCAA Tournament. We will also do our mock selections starting with the women's picks and then the men's with our selection panels. and we can provide other options (i.e. check, Zelle, etc.). Guests appearing on the Hudl Hoopsville Hotline: - National Committee Chairs: - Sara Quartrocky, Maryville Athletics Director, men's national chair - Megan Wilson, Dubuque Associate Dean of Student Engagement and Intercollegiate Athletics, women's national chair - Craig Dagan, Maine Maritime women's coach - Kira Mowen, Knox women's coach - Joe Shotland, Texas-Dallas women's coach - Adam Van Zelst, Arcadia men's coach - Bryan Martin, Coe men's coach - John Thompson, N.C. Wesleyan men's coach Mock Selection Panels: - Women's Panel: - Gordon Mann - Dave McHugh - Scott Peterson - Riley Zayas - Men's Panel: - Dave McHugh - Drew Pasteur - Bob Quillman - Ryan Scott - Matt Snyder Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and Sport Tours International and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio.

Today, we're chatting with Dr. Jana Hunsley about how to create connected foster and adoptive families. Dr. Hunsley is an Assistant Professor of instruction at University of Texas Dallas and studies family trauma, adoptive sibling support, and adoption therapeutic interventions. She is also the Executive Director of Project 1025, which offers effective resources to create connected foster and adoptive families. Dr. Hunsley has a unique perspective—she studies family systems and experienced the effects of adoption first hand when her parents adopted her 7 youngest siblings. 

Dr. Kyle D. Edgington is vice president for development and alumni relations at The University of Texas at Dallas. Since joining the University in 2008, he has served as associate vice president, assistant dean for development and visiting clinical professor at the Naveen Jindal School of Management.During his tenure, Edgington secured the two largest alumni gifts in UT Dallas history. The unprecedented combined $30 million impact of these gifts resulted in the renaming of the management school to the Naveen Jindal School of Management and the school's honors program to the Davidson Management Honors Program.Prior to joining UT Dallas, Edgington held fundraising positions at Texas Tech University, initially as a major gifts officer and later the director of development for the Edward E. Whitacre College of Engineering. While at Texas Tech, Edgington successfully organized and launched a $20 million campaign for the Department of Petroleum Engineering resulting in a $15 million naming gift to establish the Bob L. Herd Department of Petroleum Engineering.Edgington received a bachelor's degree in management information systems from Texas Tech, an MBA from Wayland Baptist University and a PhD in public affairs from UT Dallas. He also holds the Certified Fund Raising Executive credential. Edgington was named one of the Dallas Business Journal's “40 Under 40” honorees in 2012 for his work as president of the Big Brothers Big Sisters Lone Star Foundation. In 2017, he was inducted into the Hurst-Euless-Bedford Independent School District Hall of Fame.A native of Bedford, Texas, Edgington and his wife, Jill, have three sons.

Multifamily Real Estate Investment w/ John Kobierowski of ABI BRT S03 EP61 (160) 12-11-2022   Things We Learned This Week ABI Multifamily is a brokerage and advisory services firm that focuses exclusively on apartment investment transactions. Multifamily properties are usually apartments, but could be as small as a duplex Banks want stable deals, 90% occupancy for a minimum of 90 days if not longer. ‘Pencils Down' – current environment is less deals, and investors just waiting Phoenix AZ has many good Economic Drivers for a city – entertainment, sports, resorts, events, job growth, corporations moving to Phoenix, livable & affordable city       Guest: John Kobierowski President and CEO ABI Multifamily  https://www.linkedin.com/in/johnkobierowski   https://abimultifamily.com/ ABI Multifamily is a brokerage and advisory services firm that focuses exclusively on apartment investment transactions. The experienced advisors at ABI Multifamily have completed billions of dollars in sales and thousands of individual multifamily transactions. ABI Multifamily incorporates a global approach with regional real estate expertise to successfully complete any multifamily transaction, regardless of size and complexity.   https://neighborhood.ventures/ Neighborhood Ventures is a real estate crowdfunding company that offers ALL the opportunity to be shareholders in our retail & apartment projects.     Notes: Seg 1 ABI Multifamily is a real estate brokerage firm and have a second company that does crowdfunding real estate investment in-house (has 7000 investors, with 1500 active) They have regional offices in the southwest from Arizona to Nevada to Denver Colorado to San Diego CA, and looking to expand into Texas. They are opening new offices but not growing through acquisition They had 150 sales of apartment buildings in 2022 in their real estate brokerage business. John's background is in real estate, as an ASU grad he went to work for a real estate broker. He's very happy to be in Arizona, as the state is pro business and pro growth, and that's a huge asset for any company. They mainly focus on multifamily properties which are typically apartment buildings though it could be any duplex or even four-plex on the smaller side. These are build to rent properties. People have to live somewhere. Lenders - HUD They also work could be bulk homes, senior communities, student living or mixed use property. The last few years has seen a lot of investment in housing apartments from Private Equity and I Buyers like Zillo, or Offer Pad. Real estate lending from banks who are looking for a stream of rental income, at least 50% - 70% need to be occupied. The loan breakdown is 25% down payment and then a 75% loan to value. Banks want stable deals, 90% occupancy for a minimum of 90 days if not longer. Real Estate has many business benefits including tax write offs, expense write offs, different levels of depreciation that can be written off for 29 1/2 years & bonus depreciation to get write off tax benefits sooner. You also have the ability to sell real estate and use a 1031 exchange to buy a like valued property and defer capital gains taxes. Real estate is also a tangible investment with the building and renters providing cash flow. It typically will have upward appreciation in value and can be used as collateral in loans. The last 5 years, money was cheap for investment with low interest rates of 3%. In 2022 interest rates are 6%, which has caused a drop of 30 to 40% of book value of real estate. This could turn into a liquidity event with some owners needing to sell. This is counter with growth and could last for the next 12 to 18 months. ‘Pencils Down' – current environment is less deals, and investors just waiting   Seg 2 ABI Multifamily was started in September 2013 with 5 partners. 2022 was a big year where they had 150 sales of apartment properties. They use the 80/20 build rule of business – what is the top 20% in the industry. The sale negotiation comes down to the difference of bid vs ask on the price. Current real estate investors need to determine their risk tolerance as interest rates are changing. Apartment rental occupancy rates though are high and rent is increasing. The Phoenix Market in 2023 will have very high demand and builders are not keeping up. Builders expect to build 12,000 units in 2023, which is the highest ever and still not enough. Mortgage rates in the last year have gone from 2.75% to 7% - costs more to get a home Arizona real estate market has always been cyclical with cycles lasting 10 years. Currently the Federal Reserve is looking to push the US economy into a recession to lower inflation. They are doing this by raising interest rates. Still Arizona property values and home values continue to go up. Historically during inflation hard assets like real estate go up in value. California is a tough state to run a real estate business as there are rent controls. Basically a landlord cannot raise rent prices. ABI is looking to expand especially in the Sun Belt southwest region. This region of the company country has been growing for 20+ years. Currently ABI has offices in Phoenix Tucson San Diego Denver Las Vegas and Reno Nevada. They are looking to open offices in Texas. ABI Multi is not moving into Florida as there are weather risks like hurricanes which affect property insurance.   Seg 3 Denver, CO seeing real estate growth with more high-rise buildings. Sun Belt is seeing real estate expansion, especially in Texas – Dallas, San Antonio and Houston. In state migration (people moving to a state) - Arizona's #1, Texas #2, Florida #3 Deal competition is tighter, if you were selling a building in 2021 you could get 30 offers, in 2022 you get 5 offers. The Fed is trying to use interest rates to drive inflation down to 2%. There is a lot of uncertainty which is hard for a business. Previewing inventory in 2024, expected to be tight. Cost of capital will go down. Looking at exit cap rates for selling properties. The terminal capitalization rate, also known as the exit rate, is the rate used to estimate the resale value of a property at the end of the holding period. The expected net operating income (NOI) per year is divided by the terminal cap rate (expressed as a percentage) to get the terminal value. Mortgage rates are based more on the 10 year treasury & Frannie and Fannie Mae set the loan rate. Loans from other lenders like Insurance companies may be higher. Market factors are some of the largest driving forces behind mortgage rates. The Federal Reserve, bond market, Secured Overnight Finance Rate, Constant Maturity Treasury and the health of the economy and inflation all affect mortgage rates. https://www.mortgagenewsdaily.com/mortgage-rates/freddie-mac Freddie Mac Mortgage Rates Frequency: Weekly | Data Source: Freddie Mac The Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey® is weekly mortgage rate survey collected by Freddie Mac since April 1971. Lenders from around the country are surveyed each week, from Monday to Wednesday, and the results are released each Thursday at 10 a.m. EST.   Seg 4 Real Estate investment principles, when there's a high cap rate you get a lender, when there's a lower cap rate you sell. From: https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/cap-rate   Cap rates are measures used to estimate and compare the rates of return on multiple commercial or residential real estate properties. In this article, we're focusing on residential rental real estate – homes with one to four units – held for commercial, or investment, purposes.   Cap rates are calculated by dividing the property's net operating income (NOI) by its property asset value.   Cap rates can provide valuable insight into a property. But the cap rate is not the only metric used to evaluate a real estate investment. Investors will also want to consider the return on investment (ROI), internal rate of return (IRR) and gross rent multiplier (GRM), as well as a variety of other factors, including the property's individual characteristics and location.   Banks as well as investors are always analyzing the leverage ratio. Construction rates are high, because of workers pay, labor cost never goes down. Overall typically business costs don't come down. The lumber supply chain issue and 2020 was a rarity. Classic arbitrage trades, where you trade between markets are not as available. Mean Reversion where the market catches up and profitable deals are not there. The market equalizes with the cost of materials, and compression in land costs. As an example there was big money in home flipping in 2010. You could go to an auction and there would be 1000 houses for sale. With so much competition and bidders the costs went up and the buyer market squeezed because of competition. Competition squeezes out profits in a market. Any time you're selling something and there's only a 1 buyer market, you get crushed. We have seen this recently with a used car market. When demand is low in a market, the business has to sit and maintain the costs of their supply – carrying costs. Real Estate Investors have to understand numerous factors when looking at a property – builders, profiles, comps vs other properties, operating cost, rental capacity & occupancy rate. Working in hotel sector of real estate is very difficult, and different from managing a rental property. The hospitality industry was crushed during 2020 with Covid. Now hotels and the travel industry seem to be doing well. Phoenix Arizona is a good example of a city to invest in, as there is a lot going on. People want to move here, job growth, corporations moving to Phoenix, and it is also a very livable & affordable city with lots of events, sports, entertainment, resorts and golf. When looking for places to expand in business or real estate you look for these types of economic drivers. Phoenix, AZ also is business friendly, and has good regulations – pro growth and pro business.         Real Estate Topic: https://brt-show.libsyn.com/category/Real+Estate-Construction-Land-Farming   Investing Topic: https://brt-show.libsyn.com/category/investing More - BRT Best of: https://brt-show.libsyn.com/category/Best+Of     Thanks for Listening. 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Lea A. Ellermeier is the President of SheepMedical USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of SheepMedical Ltd, the #1 Japanese orthodontic aligner manufacturer. She is a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded and served as CEO of three dental technology companies 2C MedTech, REPLICATE Dental Technologies and Lingualcare, Inc. Lingualcare was purchased by 3M Company in November, 2007.  Post-acquisition, she was president of 3M's Lingualcare subsidiary and a member of the management operating committee of 3M Unitek. Lea has spent her career building disruptive technologies with executive roles at OraMetrix, acquired by Dentsply (NYSE:XRAY) AutoTester, partially acquired by Compuware, now BMC Compuware and marketing and international sales roles at  XTRA On-Line, Micrografx and GeoWorks.  Lea earned a B.A. in Political Science (Cum Laude) from the University of Texas El Paso and an M.B.A. from Thunderbird, School of Global Management in Glendale, AZ. Lea is a mentor at Tech Wildcatters and Health Wildcatters and has served on the board of TeXchange. She frequently speaks at start-up technology and healthcare forums and is a guest lecturer at SMU's Cox School of Business, University of Texas Dallas and Dallas public schools. Lea is also a painter and a writer. Her first book, Finding the Exit; It's Not Where You Start, It's Where You Finish, was published in 2018. Lea's art can be viewed on Instagram @leaellermeier.

Welcome to Season 2, Episode 25 of the 3%ers Business Coaching podcast. This latest episode is an interview with Ronald Holloway, and boy is he an interesting guy!

In this episode I'm exploring the story of the father of atomic power, Admiral Hyman Rickover.  This was based on a suggestion from a listener. Thanks Loki! Rickover is best known for his role in developing the US nuclear submarine program in the 1950's.  His ground-breaking work demonstrates that Small Modular Reactors are a safe and effective method of generating clean carbon-free energy.  Today I will be interviewing an author who has recently published a biography of Rickover. Marc Wortman received a doctorate in Comparative Literature from Princeton University. Dr. Wortman is an independent historian and freelance journalist living in New Haven. He is the author of four book on American military and social history, most recently Admiral Hyman Rickover: Engineer of Power (Yale University Press, 2022). As an award-winning freelance journalist, Marc has written for many publications, including Vanity Fair, Smithsonian, Time, Air & Space, and The Daily Beast. He has spoken to audiences around the country and has appeared on CNN, NPR, C-SPAN BookTV, History Channel, and other broadcast outlets. He has taught at Princeton, Quinnipiac Universities and a college program at a maximum security prison. He was the recipient of a New York Public Library Research Fellowship and was the 2014 Jalonick Memorial Distinguished Lecturer at the University of Texas Dallas. Follow me at https://therationalview.podbean.com Facebook @TheRationalView Twitter @AlScottRational Instagram @The_Rational_View #TheRationalView #podcast #nuclearpower #SMR #atomicpower #greenenergy #nuclearnavy

Have you wondered what your brain's potential can be?  Imagine working out the brain health of the globe.Dr Julie Fratantoni, Center for Brain Health at University of Texas, Dallas is the Head of Operations, for the Brain Health Project, a 10-year longitudinal study to help people see the potential of the brain. They have developed a brain health index. Cognitive, social interactions, well-being and daily life. Study has already identified 3 important factors for brain health.ClarityConnectednessEmotional balance. Everything is bi-directional. Social connectedness- if you have few social connections, then this affects brain health. You against you. How can you be better tomorrow? Questions for the brain health project are to define, measure, and maintain and improve brain health across the life span.During her clinical fellowship, she discovered brain health through cognitive training and understanding the potential of neuroplasticity. It is the functional changes that shocked her.More efficientLess stressedMore calmGreater ability of showing up to achieveIt is a generation shift with access to new information and understanding about how the brain works. How is brain health viewed by the general public? We have established a new category of health. Rather than just mental health and problems. People are not worried about their brain. When young, wait until they are older. We often assume your brain is there for you. We only notice when things go wrong.  The pandemic has opened the window to see that the brain is not always there for us.  The brain health project is about teaching cognitive strategies, here are some questions to ask yourself?Within day to day- how can you shift the way you are taking in information. Homing in on the executive functions. The frontal lobe- organisation, planning, judgement, saying no to yourself, innovation and creativity, perspective taking. Skills that can be taught and strengthened. How am I going to approach the situation and what is my mental energy reserves. Learn morehttps://platform.thebrainhealthproject.org/login Support the show

Tosin Seriki, DDS is a General Dentist in the Dallas, TX area. She is Nigerian born and Dallas, TX raised! Dr. Seriki earned a BA in Biology from University of Missouri-Columbia, a Master of Public Health with a concentration in Health Management & Policy at Drexel University, and a certificate in Neuroscience at the University of Texas-Dallas. In 2018 she earned her Doctorate in Dental Surgery at Texas A&M (Baylor) College of Dentistry. Dr Seriki's career interests include Women's Health, Global Oral Health, Health Information Dissemination, Beauty & Wellness, Life & Style! Outside of work she enjoys cooking and hosting friends and exploring new sites for adventures domestically and internationally! You can connect with Dr. Seriki @a.double.dose on IG for questions/inquiries and contact her at @toe_sted for life & style info! Be on the lookout for new information regarding what she's up to next! Connect with Medicine In Color: Social Media: @MedicineInColor Email: MedicineInColor@gmail.com Guest Inquiry Form

Daylight Saving Time or Standard Time, which do you prefer? Illinois-native Jeff Jenkins, Ph.D. , University of Southern California, and Thomas Gray, Ph.D., University of Texas-Dallas, have conducted research on time change. In this episode, they help sort out the pros, cons, twists, turns as we continue the biannual ritual of springing forward and falling back.

Episode #62. This week on the podcast I am joined by Ashley Seeds. Ashley is an Executive Coach who works with leaders, professionals, and teams to deep dive into their professional development and become the best that they can be. Ashley is passionate about helping others to develop their talents and strengths, increase their self-awareness and emotional intelligence, and effectively communicate in meaningful ways.  She is a Certified Coach through the ICF, holds a Graduate Certificate in Executive Coaching from the University of Texas - Dallas, and has her BA in Healthcare Administration from the University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire.  Ashley and I were in the same executive coaching program and she was one of the people that I feel lucky to call a friend as a result of the program. In our conversation today we talked about her experience as a leader. She shares some of the lessons that she learned as a leader like how we can have hard conversations with our teams.  I learned so much throughout this interview. I can't wait for you to listen! Connect with Ashley: Website Instagram Connect with Lupe: Website Instagram

On today's episode, I speak with Coach Kanute Drugan from the University of Texas – Dallas Women's Program. We talk about his unique approach to hearing what others think of potential recruits. He tells me about UT-Dallas's impressive academic rankings in a number of majors. Lastly, we discuss his large coaching staff and the roles they play.   UT-Dallas Women's Soccer - https://utdcomets.com/sports/womens-soccer See More interviews at - https://discovercollegesoccer.com/  

Lea A. Ellermeier is the President of SheepMedical USA, a wholly owned subsidiary of SheepMedical Ltd, the #1 Japanese orthodontic aligner manufacturer. She is a serial entrepreneur who has co-founded and served as CEO of three dental technology companies 2C MedTech, REPLICATE Dental Technologies and Lingualcare, Inc. Lingualcare was purchased by 3M Company in November, 2007.  Post-acquisition, she was president of 3M's Lingualcare subsidiary and a member of the management operating committee of 3M Unitek. Lea has spent her career building disruptive technologies with executive roles at OraMetrix, acquired by Dentsply (NYSE:XRAY) AutoTester, partially acquired by Compuware, now BMC Compuware and marketing and international sales roles at  XTRA On-Line, Micrografx and GeoWorks.  Lea earned a B.A. in Political Science (Cum Laude) from the University of Texas El Paso and an M.B.A. from Thunderbird, School of Global Management in Glendale, AZ. Lea is a mentor at Tech Wildcatters and Health Wildcatters and has served on the board of TeXchange. She frequently speaks at start-up technology and healthcare forums and is a guest lecturer at SMU's Cox School of Business, University of Texas Dallas and Dallas public schools. Lea is also a painter and a writer. Her first book, Finding the Exit; It's Not Where You Start, It's Where You Finish, was published in 2018. Lea's art can be viewed on Instagram @leaellermeier.

In this episode of the In the Lead Show I had the pleasure of speaking to Audrey Rajnak. For 22 years, Audrey Rajnak, has worked in Fortune 100 financial services firms at the intersection of finance, technology, real estate and process design. Through leading staff and project teams she discovered her passion for coaching. In 2020, she began her coaching journey, completing coaching training at the University of Texas Dallas and opening her coaching and consulting practice as a side business. In January 2022 her practice, Rajnak & Co, will be launching full time serving individuals and teams. Audrey is an ICF certified coach (ACC) and a Gallup Certified Strengths coach. A powerful tool she offers in her coaching practice is CliftonStrengths. She's facilitated Clifton Strengths courses for individuals and teams, reaching hundreds of mid to senior level professionals students within a Fortune 100. A life long learner, Audrey holds a bachelors in Economics from California State University, Los Angeles, an MBA from the University of Georgia, and a Masters in Leadership and Organizational Development from The University of Texas at Dallas. Since 2011 she's also held a PMP (project management professional) credential from the Project Management Institute (PMI). A California native, Audrey now resides in North Carolina, just south of Charlotte, with her husband of 13 years, and two young daughters. In her spare time she enjoys playing bad tennis, coaches for the local Girls on the Run chapter and squeezes in reading whenever she can. Jennifer Tsang is an ICF Leadership Coach who partners with executives, leaders & everyday people to build more consciousness into how they lead their teams and most importantly, themselves. She believes that leadership is an inside out approach. As someone who has worked on her own personal development and self-leadership for over 15 years, she started her coaching practice in 2020 to help others discover how to lead themselves and grow professionally and personally. Today, Jennifer offers a wide variety of programs and services – from individual coaching, to group and team coaching and facilitated group conversations. Special Offer to the In the Lead Show guests: For the In The Lead audience, coupon code ITL20 will secure a 20% discount on the Strengths Basics or Strengths Building Package. As always, for anyone interested in exploring more before committing, there is an options to schedule a free 30 minutes meeting to learn more about coaching generally or CliftonStrengths specifically. www.rajnakco.com/packages-rates How to get in touch with Audrey: • Email: https://coachwithinsight.com • Website: www.rajnakco.com How to connect with Jennifer: • Coaching Website: https://coachwithinsight.com • Show website: https://intheleadshow.com • Twitter: https://twitter/com/jenntsang • LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jenn-tsang • YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel Follow the conversation on Twitter every Wednesday at 5pm PST/8pm EST #LeadersChat

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Rand McNally's Chief Technology Officer, Steve Caudill joins Pat and Shelli this week to talk about building and maintaining the culture of a startup inside a well-established brand with a 165-year history. They cover a range of topics including recruiting talent in a highly competitive market, creating tight feedback loops between customers and engineers, and structuring product development for the shortest path to revenue.  (01:13) - Technical product development (03:17) - Recruiting product makers (05:46) - Seek out diverse perspectives  (08:35) - Pair programming during interviews (10:19) - Addressing salary expectations (12:38) - Making products that have impact (17:18) - Challenging remote work trends (19:15) - Taking ownership of what you make (22:03) - Buy-in from the business side (28:16) - Find the shortest path to money (30:16) - Leveraging brand trust (32:57) - Benefits of mentorship Trucks, tractors, maps, connected devices, oil and gas, potato chips, silicon chips, educational devices and more have been part of a nearly 40-year career for https://www.linkedin.com/in/smcaudill5/ (Steve Caudill), the Chief Technology Officer at Rand McNally. Before joining Rand McNally, Steve was a director at CNH industrial, where he was responsible for delivering the farm operations and fleet management components of CNH Industrial's connected offerings.  Steve is the author of https://www.amazon.com/Hero-Behind-Every-Tree-Non-Technical/dp/0578004054/ (A Hero Behind Every Tree: The Non-Technical Reasons Your IT Investments Fail). He received a BA in Computer Science from the University of Maryland and an MBA from the Naveen Jindal School of Management at University of Texas Dallas.  If you'd like to receive new episodes as they're published, please subscribe to Innovation and the Digital Enterprise in https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovation-and-the-digital-enterprise/id1451753709?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts), https://podcasts.google.com/?feed=aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy50cmFuc2lzdG9yLmZtL2lubm92YXRpb24tYW5kLXRoZS1kaWdpdGFsLWVudGVycHJpc2U%3D (Google Podcasts), https://open.spotify.com/show/3fOSh73F3sjyK7TIMFSOc1?si=uRAeLNvjQjmbnFjzWIvMlg (Spotify) or wherever you get your podcasts. If you enjoyed this episode, please consider leaving a review in https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/innovation-and-the-digital-enterprise/id1451753709?mt=2 (Apple Podcasts). It really helps others find the show. https://www.dante32.com/ (Podcast episode production by Dante32.)

We are now into the holiday break period for Division III. Some programs are playing occasional games or in tournaments/classic, others are taking extended breaks as they prepare for the conference grind starting in January. So time to take the temperature of the season so far. On Sunday's Hoopsville, Dave McHugh chatted with a couple of teams garnering headlines around DIII. He also got the perspective of the season so far from those who follow it the closest. And we take the time to celebrate the life of Mike Freilich, an assistant coach who died unexpectedly on Friday and has left many saddened throughout Division III. Guests include (order subject to change): - Polly Thomason, No. 18 Texas-Dallas women's coach - Gordon Mann, D3hoops.com Senior Editor - Gabe Leifer, No. 1 Yeshiva graduate student - Ryan Scott, D3hoops.com columnist Hoopsville is hosted by Dave McHugh from the the NABC Studio. It is presented by D3hoops.com and thanks to our partner WBCA. All guests are featured on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline.

Alesia serves as the Advocacy Chair of the UNA Greater Detroit Chapter. She has served in that position since 2018. Before becoming affiliated with UNA-USA, Ms. Morris worked in Washington D.C. for former U.S. Senator Robert Kerry of Nebraska. She holds a Masters in International Business from the University of Texas – Dallas and a Bachelor of Science from the University of Nebraska – Omaha. Alesia has long been engaged with the not-for-profit community. In addition to UNA-USA, she has served on the Board of OWIT- Organization of Women in International Trade (Dallas-Fort Worth) and with Friendship West Baptist Church in Dallas, where she mentored young African-American women in what it takes to be successful in school, in business, and in life. In 2018, Alesia participated with UNA USA Greater Detroit chapter in the Universal Periodic Review Consultation on water rights in partnership with Ohio State University. They gathered information and recommendations to be included in the UNA USA Shadow report in preparation for the US to appear before the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva. In 2019, the chapter honored Dr. Mona Hanna-Attisha, the pediatrician that exposed the water crisis. UN Day 2020, UNA USA Greater Detroit acknowledged Doing Watershed Coalition for their work regarding the water crisis. In the midst of the pandemic, Ms. Morris was able to bring together organizations and individuals that represent all seventeen Sustainable Development Goals throughout the state of Michigan for United Nations Day 2020 (UNA USA Greater Detroit and UNA USA Greater Lansing chapter) an event that featured former United Nations Ambassador Andrew Young.

In this episode of The Tech Between Us we're talking with Dr. Sriraam Natarajan, professor of computer science at the University of Texas Dallas, about artificial intelligence and machine learning.Discover more Empowering Innovation Together content at http://mouser.com/empowering-innovation.Learn more about Advantech at https://www.mouser.com/new/advantech/advantech-wise-2410-lorawan-sensor/.Learn more about Microchip at https://www.mouser.com/new/microchip/microchip-machine-learning/.

Happy August! Last week, we started to get into how our upbringing affects the way we view relationships, so it only makes sense to dive deeper this week into how culture shapes our entire lives and beliefs. As a Nigerian-American, I grew up between the crossroads of two different worlds, or as today's guest would call it, the realities and stories of having a hyphenated identity. In this week's episode, I chat with Phoebe Omonira to discuss empathy, growing gains and pains, leading generational shifts, establishing boundaries, navigating mental health support amongst stigma in the West African community, practicing mutual respect, and unlearning self-limiting beliefs.  We talk about how parents and teenagers can coexist in a healthy way and try to understand the imposter syndrome that comes from growing up in two very different cultures. From anti-Blackness coded in language to not feeling Black enough in predominantly Black or white spaces, this episode tells the stories we wish we knew of growing up.  Culture is a gift; there are so many things that we are grateful for...but there are also many areas for growth and improvement.Our childhood homes are the first places where we learn about how to be. Talking about problems in our families is typically seen as disrespectful, but it's only by discussing ways we want things to change for generational progress to happen. If family is a sensitive topic for you, I hope that this episode can bring you comfort and peace. None of us chose to be born, but the choices we make in our lives can lead us to the most incredible joys and discoveries. Sending everyone lots of love and light, regardless of your family situation!! Learn more about our guest: Phoebe Omonira is an 18-year-old using her voice to raise awareness about the importance of empathy as the key to reducing inequality. Her advocacy work regarding empathy is centered around creating resources for kids and their grown-ups, working with the Center for Children's Brainhealth of the University of Texas Dallas has been a great joy for her. She will be attending Southern Methodist University in the Fall of 2021 and double majoring in International Studies and Human Rights with a minor in Philosophy on the Pre-Law Track. Her children's book on empathy, Ollie the Elephant, is coming out in 2022. She is currently the Director of Community Outreach at Gen Z Girl Gang, where she works to redefine sisterhood for a new generation. **This episode was recorded in March. Podcast Rec: Jesus and Jollof The VODPOD is all about centering voices and stories of Generation Z authentically. As voices of disruption, we recognize that vulnerability is a strength, not a weakness, and embrace storytelling in a  way that sparks thought, inspiration, action, and conversation. Every time that you disrupt, you step into a power that allows you to create, uplift, and empower yourself and others. LIVE DISRUPTED: Questions to ask yourself after listening to this episode:What has your culture taught you about respect? What's missing?What's something you would tell your younger self that you didn't learn until later?What's been instilled in you that affects the way you interact with people of different cultural backgrounds? Join and connect with the community on Instagram @deb_olatunji, the podcast page,  and the website! Be sure to leave a rating and write a review on Apple podcasts so that we can continue to share the stories of how fellow disruptors are being connected and empowered all over the world. Let's disrupt together now!

Judy Feld invited Suzi to guest lecture at the University of Texas - Dallas coaching program's expert forum.

Sharing the Gospel, Sharing Ourselves 1 Thessalonians 2:1-8 David Billingslea David is the campus minister at University of Texas Dallas working with international students. https://ruf.org/ministry/university-of-texas-at-dallas-ruf-international/

Dr. Julie Fratantoni is a cognitive neuroscientist at the Center for BrainHealth (https://brainhealth.utdallas.edu/), part of the University of Texas at Dallas. At the center, Dr. Fratantoni is the Head of Operations for a landmark research study called The BrainHealth Project, which is all about teaching people strategies for how to maximize their brain performance, and it's her focus to educate and train individuals to operate at their highest capacity, reduce stress, achieve their goals, and be the best version of themselves. Dr. Fratantoni also leads the center's Kindness Enterprise, a research and translational program seeking to uncover and harness the brain's capacity for kindness, empathy, and compassion as critical components of overall brain health and well-being. Dr. Fratantoni is also a licensed Speech Language Pathologist, board certified in biofeedback, and trained in mindfulness and breathing techniques. Dr. Fratantoni has a PhD Communication Sciences and Disorders, and an MS in Communication Disorders from The University of Texas at Dallas and a BS Speech Language and Hearing Sciences from University of Arizona.

We had a fun and almost PG conversation with singer, songwriter, and host of 20@10 with Nat, Natalie Price. Natalie attended the University of Texas Dallas to study graphic design and soon after landed a job in Austin, but graphic design and photography gave way to open mics, and Natalie began to hone her songwriting and performing skills with a commitment to the craft of music. She was ready when paths crossed with musician and producer, Brian Douglas Phillips, which led to recording her first batch of songs at his studio, Rattletrap Audio. Her 2019 debut EP, Through the Fog, is a culmination of her musical upbringing in church, a love for singing, and the discovery of a passion to write songs and "express truth through music". In 2020 she released a "pandeMe" single and began a livestream interview series featuring live music along with conversation with her guests. She has now streamed nearly 200 episodes of 20@10 with Nat, and is busy writing and preparing to record her first full-length album. Natalie is also member of the prestigious 11:59 songwriting group along with such prolific and respected Austin-based musicians as our former guest, Ray Prim. Initial inspiration from church hymns later resonated with an eclectic mix of pop and rock. Muse, 'Butterflies and Hurricanes', and Radiohead, 'OK Computer', are cited as two highly influential "mind blowing" albums in particular. From Pedro the Lion to Nickelback, Isreal Nash to Taylor Swift, we discuss several bands and band names along with influences, current listening. Presidents, Garfield, favorite wars, religion, flying cockroaches, fragile minds of youth, and the horrors of frat boys explaining organisms to innocent college girls in the hopes of whisking them away to a land of "spring break country"are some other topics of discussion. Also, Mexican sunburn (or lack thereof), and Mexican food... the real deal stuff like Panchos. Raise the flag! The conversation of universal mathematics, music and subjectivity re-emerges and Natalie proposed the question "is love mathematical?" In regards to music "it's not mathematical the way it makes you feel" and "beauty is in the eye of the beholder and the ear of the listener." For more about Natalie Price: Website YouTube Spotify Intro Music: Bionic as Hell by Skunk Manhattan Outro Music: Heavy by Natalie Price For more great guests SUBSCRIBE, LIKE, FOLLOW Thanks for listening!

From the streets of Detoirt to the land of the lone Star state, Dallas texas. Rich Maserati is known for his sharp ideas, swag, marketing skills and of course the rap music along with music videos.

We are joined by University of Texas Dallas Esports Head Coach, Greg Adler to talk about playing on the collegiate level and their recent play during the Overwatch Collegiate Championships. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It makes no sense at first: a band of heroes, Led by an old man with a bolo tie, Who saved a world that was not worth saving. There's nothing for it then but to explain. Perhaps for most of you it's history, But there's a right way and a wrong way To tell a story, and this on is epic. Thus begins Fredrick Turner's modern science fiction epic, Apocalypse. It's the third sci-fi epic he has written and like Homer, Virgil, Milton, and Dante before him, he has written them in verse. Dr. Turner is a poet, a cultural critic, a playwright, a philosopher of science, an interdisciplinary scholar, an aesthetician, an essayist and a translator, as well as the author of 28 books, including Natural Classicism: Essays on Literature and Science; Rebirth of Value: Meditations on Beauty, Ecology, Religion and Education; and Epic: Form, Content, and History.  Dr. Turner, now retired Professor of Literature and Creative Writing at the University of Texas Dallas, delivered a lecture here at Wyoming Catholic College.  While he was in Lander, Dr. Turner was kind enough to join us for a podcast interview. Dr. Turner's lecture can be found here.

Quincy Johnson, Adjunct Social Media Marketing Professor at University of Texas Dallas, joins to discuss effectively leveraging various social media platforms.

Compelling New Book Debunks JFK Conspiracy Theories There was only one gunman. November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas Dallas, TX — In his timely and powerful new book, On the Trail of Delusion, author Fred Litwin turns the tables on conspiracy theorists with a […] The post TMBS E141: Fred Litwin Author, JFK Conspiracy Theories appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

Compelling New Book Debunks JFK Conspiracy Theories There was only one gunman. November 22, 1963, President John F. Kennedy was assassinated as he rode in a motorcade through Dealey Plaza in downtown Dallas, Texas Dallas, TX — In his timely and powerful new book, On the Trail of Delusion, author Fred Litwin turns the tables on conspiracy theorists with a […]

« Maquíllate mujer y resalta tu belleza natural » Ese es el lema de Solaine Garcia, una mujer Venezolana, maquilladora profesional. Solaine estudió Ingeniería de Sistemas luego de unos años descubrió que su verdadera pasión estaba en el mundo del maquillaje, la estética y la cosmetología. En resumen ama embellecer los rostros femeninos y ser parte de grandes e importantes momentos de sus clientes. Su primera formación en esta área fueron los masajes corporales, luego se especializó en cosmetologia hasta que encontró en el oficio del maquillaje su verdadera vocación e inspiración. Actualmente ejerce el maquillaje en Texas Dallas y lo complementa con la técnica de microblading. Gracias por todos los buenos consejos y por esta maravillosa conversación de belleza, emprendimiento e historias aie un inspiran. ¡Que la disfruten!

Michael Tucker is a certified executive coach, consultant, published author and international speaker. He is committed to the acceleration, advancement and conscious evolution of the global human family. As the founder of Tucker Coaching & Consulting, Michael coaches and consults executives, leaders and teams around the world. As a co-founder of RafikiNow, he shares his gifts with the world through creating space for powerful conversations and training others to do the same. Michael is a member of the International Coaching Federation and the Family Life Coaching Association. He is a United States Air Force veteran, has a bachelor's degree from the University of South Carolina, a Master's degree in Human Relations from the University of Oklahoma and a Postgraduate Certificate in Executive & Professional Coaching from the University of Texas-Dallas. Shon Sims is a Family Life Coach and Energy Practitioner whose mission in life is to assist others in their purpose to "Know Thy Self". Shon founded Educo Coaching and Consulting after gaining over 20 years working with families and youth in schools and communities. His coaching philosophy begins by understanding that an individuals' blockages are only the beginning of the journey to manifesting their dream. Recognizing a gap in mental wellness access and usage in undeserved populations, specifically in low income African American communities, Shon felt the need for a more comprehensive approach to coaching. Co-creating RafikiNow along with Michael Tucker was the perfect opportunity to open a wider pathway for transformation and healing. Shon has a a bachelor's degree in Sociology from the University of North Carolina-Charlotte and a Master's degree in Youth, Family & Community Services with a concentration in Family Life Coaching from North Carolina State University. Business Website http://RafikiNow.com Email Address myrafikinow@gmail.com LinkedIn Page/Profile http://linkedin.com/in/mrmichaeltucker Business Instagram @Rafiki_Now

Gary has led the Office of Sustainability at UT Dallas since 2018 with previous sustainability experience in higher education and municipal government. He is responsible for facilitating the integration of sustainability into campus stewardship, student life, administration, and student learning. UTD, as well as universities across the nation and the world, track the effectiveness of sustainability programs according to the Sustainability Tracking Assessment and Rating System (STARS Report) administered by the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education (AASHE). As UTD’s sustainability program has grown in recent years, UT Dallas earned AASHE STARS Gold certification for sustainability in 2019 for the first time in school history. For continued progress, Gary advocates for greater emphasis on the connection between environmental stewardship and social justice, and has adopted the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals as the basis for sustainability education and service so that students better understand the connection between our society and the environment. Gary believes that sustainability is a transdisciplinary field to which all members of the UTD community can contribute, and he is always happy to grab a cup of coffee, even virtually, to discuss ideas for collaboration. https://www.utdallas.edu/sustainability/contact/ https://nexuspmg.com/

Will there be a 2020-21 NCAA Division III basketball season? If so what will it look like? What will the post-season look like? It is on the mind of student-athletes, coaches, administrators, parents, and fans for several weeks, if not months, now. We are finally understanding what it may look like as a number of decisions or proposals are now making their way around Division III. In this month's podcast, Dave McHugh not only downloads all the things being considered and the likely outcomes, but tries to give listeners an understanding of how much is still unknown despite some things becoming more clear. McHugh also talks to Texas-Dallas women's basketball coach Polly Thomason for her take. Thomason has been in the Division III Women's Basketball National Committee for several years and is this season's chair of the committee. She also serves on the WBCA Board of Governors. Thomason not only provides her perspective on much of what is going on not only in Division III, but in women's basketball as well. And of course, there is always the Hoopsville Notebook. Unfortunately, there is some sad news in the Notebook this month, but also news to celebrate especially when it comes to DIII alums making news in the NBA. Hoopsville broadcasts from the WBCA/NABC Studio. All guests are featured on the BlueFrame Technology Hoopsville Hotline. The offseason plan is to do a podcast each month. The shows will be audio-only leading up to the start of the 2020-21 when we will restart the video shows.

Today we speak with Mona Kasra, new media artist, interdisciplinary researcher and Assistant Professor of Digital Media Design at the University of Virginia. Mona uses her tech to explore, document, and augment nature, culture, theater and more. Together, Mona and Gabe discuss her trajectory into the arts initially through video experimentation, the significance and history of selfie-rallies, and her collaborative interactive and immersive VR projects which merge nature and music, and preserve and present traditional aboriginal dances.Projects DiscussedIt's Misogyny That's Humiliating Gif Animation (2013) Dwelling in the Enfolding (2020) created in collaboration with Matthew Burtner (composer)Embodied Cultural Practices & Immersive Media (2019-Present) created in collaboration with Luke Dahl (UVA Music Dept) and the indigenous community of Peppimenarti-About Mona Kasra-Mona Kasra is a new media artist, interdisciplinary researcher, and Assistant Professor of Digital Media Design at the University of Virginia (UVA).Her research trajectory involves exploring the confluence of media technologies, art, and culture, reflecting on the impact of emerging media on personal, political, and creative expression, and experimenting with affordances of such media for artistic practices of performance and installation. Currently, she is researching representational, affective, and creative possibilities of immersive media, and designing experimental and performative experiences in Virtual Reality (VR/360). One of her latest projects is in collaboration with music prof Luke Dahl where we will be exploring how motion capture, spatial audio, and interactive XR environments can represent and transmit embodied cultural practices. Mona was born in Tehran, Iran. I hold a Ph.D. in Arts, Technology, and Emerging Communication from the University of Texas-Dallas, an M.F.A. in Video/Digital Art from California State University Northridge, and a B.A. in Graphic Design and Visual Communication from the Art University of Tehran.Learn more about Mona at https://www.monakasra.com/Follow Mona @monaism

During LEADDD Online, Tri Delta began an important series titled LEADDDD Now - Conversations on Racism. It began with a dialogue featuring Dr. Diane Petersen, Ohio Wesleyan, and Fraternity President Kimberlee Di Fede Sullivan, Pepperdine. Dr. Petersen shared her Tri Delta story as our first Black sister. As a follow-up to that powerful exchange, two amazing young alumnae, incoming chapter development consultant (CDC) Sabur Woldu, Texas/Dallas, and former CDC Lexi Leggs, Millikin, reflect on Dr. Petersen’s Tri Delta story and her professional journey. Sabur and Lexi acknowledge both the progress Tri Delta has made, the work that still needs to be done to address representation, equity and inclusion. Join us as we engage in this important dialogue as we all continue to listen and learn from our Black, Indigenous and Sisters of Color.Learn more about LEADDD Now.

Jon Dressler joins the podcast for episode 12! Jon and his wife Kim lead Rare Roots Hospitality, a company here in Charlotte that owns Dressler's Restaurant in Birkdale Village, along with several other fine dining establishments throughout the Charlotte area. Jon shares the story of his entrepreneurial journey and the guiding principles that have served him, his company, and his dining guests so well over the past 17 years. This is a great interview with the leader of one of Charlotte's most iconic fine dining brands - Enjoy!Jon's bio on the Rare Roots Hospitality website:Jon is the cultural guru of RRH. He makes a stranger family and family feel strange. His philosophy is based on some very basic tenets that remain true to this day:Take care of the guest, have fun and make money. It is simply, Family first. Do business with strangers as if they were brothers. After loyalty come ability, skill and competence. Promote only able people and find them by testing them.Jon is a proud Penn State undergraduate and earned an MBA-Finance from University of Texas-Dallas. Jon started in the restaurant business washing dishes at the age of 16 and has never forgotten his roots.  Busing tables, serving, managing and now owning a string of successful ventures. Jon is very proud of the long term relationships he enjoys with team members.Jon is an avid golfer and loves all sport Philadelphia. When he is not working on his handicap or rooting for his favorite teams, he is busy idolizing his wife or dealing with his brash and sassy teenage children"From the Dressler's Restaurant website:"Dressler's Restaurant at Birkdale Village is where it all started for Rare Roots Hospitality Group. Chasing a lifelong dream, Kim and Jon Dressler opened the doors in September 2003, quickly building a following and forming lifelong friendships with guests. For the past 16 years, Dressler's has served as the Lake Norman area's destination for distinguished food and drink, welcoming service, and festive events."Helpful links from this episode:http://rarerootshospitality.com/http://www.dresslersrestaurant.com/http://www.dogwoodsoutherntable.com/http://theportershouse.com/http://finandfino.com/A few of Jon's favorite small businesses in the Lake Norman area:Kindred Davidsonhttps://kindreddavidson.com/Hello Sailor Corneliushttps://hellosailornc.com/Slice House Pizza Huntersvillehttps://slicehousepizza.com/Aquesta Bankhttps://www.aquesta.com/Follow The Best of LKN on Facebook and Instragramhttps://www.facebook.com/thebestoflkn/@the_best_of_lkn - InstagramSupport the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/epicjourneymedia)

Susan has been coaching/training executives and leaders for over 27 years. She was one of the first 20 coaches in the world to be awarded the Master Certified Coach credential from the International Coach Federation.  She develops leadership and coaching competencies with leaders, in a thought-provoking process that produces sustainable, high-impact results.  Susan calls on her extensive background in sales and sales management, having worked in broadcasting and advertising as a sales executive and regional sales manager. As a Master Certified Coach and CEO, Susan works with executives, managers, and business owners, to develop their leadership competencies in a thought-provoking process that supports them in achieving their organizational and personal goals. Change is not usually comfortable, and having an objective partner who listens, provides new insight, and moves the client forward. She speaks with individuals and teams all over the world as we coach by telephone, as well as in-person Many coaches, work exclusively on a linear level, and the results may not be long-lasting. Susan shifts people's perspective by challenging their assumptions, which provides high impact results on multiple levels.Susan is also an adjunct professor at Nova Southeast University, the University of Miami, and the University of Texas/Dallas, where she teaches Coaching Skills for Leaders and Emotional Intelligence in the workplace- with a coach approach. Some clients include AT&T, Exxon Mobile, Levi's, Hewlett Packard, Florida Hospital, Army Corp of Engineers, and Merck.In this episode, Dean Newlund and Susan Klein discuss:Coaching brings in techniques and methods that aren't as easily learnable.Coaches need lots of practice and preparation to become great intuitive listeners.How to sense that you have lost your clients attention.Knowing that the coach's truth may be different than the client's truth.Do people fear being intuitive?Gratitude happens in the present. We can only be grateful in the moment and that moment ties us to the ability to be in the present.Key Takeaways:When do coaches tune into their intuition? For an experienced coach, it happens with hello. Listening and sensing in a physical sense who the person is and who they are being.Always set an intention to be fully present for your client.Some people just need a safe space and someone listening without judgment so they can think their ideas through out loud.Device withdrawal: take time to disconnect and be present.People want and need a personal connection. They need to be heard and understood, through an empathetic connection. "People value a time in their day where they can just be who they are and be present." —  Susan Klein  See Dean's TedTalk “Why Business Needs Intuition” here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EEq9IYvgV7IConnect with Susan Klein:  Website: MFILeadership.com    SucessTechnologiesinc.comTwitter: @CoachKleinLinkedIn: Susan KleinEmail: SusanKlein@mfileadership.com  Connect with Dean:YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgqRK8GC8jBIFYPmECUCMkwWebsite: https://www.mfileadership.com/The Mission Statement E-Newsletter: https://www.mfileadership.com/blog/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/deannewlund/Twitter: https://twitter.com/deannewlundFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MissionFacilitators/Email: dean.newlund@mfileadership.comPhone: 1-800-926-7370Show notes by Podcastologist: Kristen BraunAudio production by Turnkey Podcast Productions. You're the expert. Your podcast will prove it.  

Dr. Howard Dover has an amazing perspective not just on sales but also on the generational aspects of salespeople. Join us in this episode and you will learn about: Gen Z is coin-operated and isn't looking for trophies. We let people do it stupid very, very long. The sales and academia relationship. How to teach someone the numbers side of sales. How sales really rocket science. My first sales job was selling junk mail to my neighbors.

Dans cet épisode, on fait un saut au Texas avec Nelly Ekonde, Ingénieure Civil de formation, Assistant-Ingenieure de conception au Departement des Transports du Texas (Dallas) et Entrepreneure culinaire (Pastry Passion). Cette jeune passionée de Construction nous parle de son Parcours et surtout du fait qu'elle est son propre modèle et sa propre inspiration. Avec Nelly, on parle de resilience et de challenges! Découvrez avec nous notre Ingénieure du mois, femme remplie de force et de charisme via le lien dans la bio! Enojy! Partager massivement autour de vous, Likez et surtout j'attends tous vos feedbacks car ils permettent de s'améliorer! #OnPeutLeFaire #STEMinist #CivilEngineering #BridgeandRoad #NotreHistoireSTEM #NHS #PartageTonExperience #GenerationEgalite #AfricainesenSciences

Sabur Woldu, Texas/Dallas, served as collegiate chapter president of Epsilon Theta and a member of Tri Delta’s Collegiate Advisory Panel. She’ll soon begin her work as a new chapter development consultant!Sabur believes in the transformative power of leadership she has learned through Tri Delta, which has allowed her to succeed in change management. Through her work with CAP, she was able to open conversations on the differences between inclusion and diversity, and provide a voice to the voiceless. Inclusion, like Tri Delta, has its basis in kindness. Tri Delta continues to evolve as the world evolves, allowing our organization to transcend all barriers. "3 For You" is a series of resources to help guide you and uncover the best tips from experts as we navigate our new circumstances during COVID-19. Whether you like to Read, Listen, Watch or are looking for ways to Connect, we've got you covered. Check it out: https://bit.ly/2xGkBUJ  

Welcome to the Inside Sales Enablement Podcast, Episode 37 Hello insider nation we're excited to bring you yet another star-studded panel. This time it's a dedicated panel of academics covering the Sales Enablement space from Universities such as Johns Hopkins, University of Texas - Dallas, and Northern Illinois. For many, the COVID Crisis of 2020 was a wake up call. The guys leaned into the Insider Nation to discover and learn their thoughts in response to the global crisis. Make sure you listen to episodes 27-31. We continue our groundbreaking research on the state of sales enablement research project this panel. In this episode, our guest panelists include: Dr. Robert Peterson, Editor Journal of Professional Selling and Professor of Sales at Northern Illinois University  Dr. Joel Le bon, Johns Hopkins University Digital Business Development Initiative Dr. Howard Dover, Director, Center for Professional Sales at University of Texas Dallas - To view the research method, visit https://www.insideSE.com/research ​ Support this podcast

We connect Olympian Michelle Carter, in the great state of Texas-- Dallas, TX-- where it seems like everything is bigger, including desire, dreams and determination. The nuggets and gems shared in this interview, you'll want to capture. We uncover her secret to how she groom her championship mindset, the importance of playing out side of the box and developing new skills, and trusting in the bigger plan for your life.    Michelle's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shotdiva  

On this episode I interview Austin Coughanour from the Texas Dallas Mission **Topics discussed:** 1. He talks about the mission 2. he observed how the gospel changes lives. **Links mentioned in this episode:** * https://www.churchofjesusch... On this episode I interview Austin Coughanour from the Texas Dallas Mission Topics discussed: He talks about the mission he observed how the gospel changes lives. Links mentioned in this episode: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/study/general-conference/2020/04/45nelson?lang=eng This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

What makes women hold back when it comes to not just starting out in STEM roles, but sticking with them? What do women need to know when entering a career in technology? How can women learn to support each other and being each other advocates vs. the opposite? These are just some of the things that we addressed in this month’s Women in Technology Leadership Live Recording. We welcomed Dr. Dawn Owners, Director of the BS ITS Program at the Jindal School of Management at University of Texas - Dallas, and we had a completely candid conversation about the landscape of women in technology, and what can be done to help bring more women in, support them, and guide them to leadership roles. There was a lot of discussion about what makes women different, which was so refreshing, considering we may feel like we’re going on this career journey alone. Plus this is a great listen for men because it can help to understand the differences, and if you see a rockstar woman on your team, what you can do to support her career. 1:35 - Dr. Owens shares her journey from tech into teaching 3:10 - Why she stayed in a role for over 13 years, the keys to the job that kept her engaged and going 5:20 - How she finally got the courage to start applying for new jobs and getting outside of her comfort zone 7:25 - How have the students change since when she first started teaching until now 8:10 - Dr. Owens advice for kids who are thinking about college early on in high school 8:50 - How do we get over the barrier of the myth that IT just means programming (because programming is what can detour women from joining technology roles) 11:50 - Now that we’re getting more women into technical programs, but how do we now avoid the drop-off in technology roles 13:10 - One of the biggest reasons why women stay out of engineering 15:30 - What advice would Dr. Owens give to a student who is getting encouraged to take on roles that they’re great at, but maybe not something that they want to do 15:50 - Why women make better leaders in STEM roles 17:25 - What would Dr. Owens recommend to people are more like introverts but want to move into a leadership role 19:10 - The discussion of women not having each other’s back - and how we are our own worst enemy, and how do we begin to change that? 22:30 - Has social media made women helping other women better or has it made it worse? 23:55 - What we can do to be the solution vs. add to the problem 26:45 - What are some other routes that women can take in technology that fit a more extroverted personality 28:35 - Should women approach roles to fit into a man’s world vs. understanding women’s needs and working toward fulfilling those. And yes, in this conversation we talk balance 33:05 - Was there ever a challenge when trying to find a balance in work/life? 36:10 - How do we get more women to step into leadership roles within technology 38:55 - Confidence and knowing where you want to go is great, but what happens if you’re not quite sure where exactly you want to go? 40:35 - What are the differences in the generations in how they see gender or is it still similar? 43:10 - Is awareness fragility, and how should this be addressed in technical roles

Guest: Davinder S. Grover, MD MPH Glaucoma Associates of Texas Dallas, TX

Doctor Alejandra Gonzalez is a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Texas-Dallas that works in the fields of neurotechnology. She currently focuses on how she can develop graphing fibers that have better electrochemical properties for implantable devices. Top Three Takeaways: Her team is creating graphing fibers without good electrochemical properties and good mechanical properties to use as electrical interfaces in peripheral nerves. Conventional electrodes have charge capacities that range from 0.05-0.2 mC per centimeter squared, and conventional graphing fibers have one of 300 mC per centimeter squared. She mentions how it sometimes is difficult to combine the fields of neurology and engineering. Show Notes: [00:00] Ladan introduces the episode from a recent neural engineering conference he attended in March of 2019. [1:15] Alejandra Gonzalez introduces herself from University of Texas-Dallas as a postdoctoral fellow. The poster covers the fabrication of high performance of graphing electrodes for the use of interfaces. [1:45] Her team is creating graphing fibers without good electrochemical properties and good mechanical properties to use as electrical interfaces in peripheral nerves. [2:10] Conventional electrodes have charge capacities that range from 0.05-0.2 mC per centimeter squared, and conventional graphing fibers have one of 300 mC per centimeter squared. [2:35] Metallic coatings have been added to the fibers to improve their charge capacities to 940 mC per centimeter squared. [3:00] The design of Gonzalez’s fibers reduce impedance and improve electrical flow. [3:25] The fibers can be in thinner than 20 micrometers in diameter. [4:00] Gonzalez pictures this technology being used as cuffs around peripheral nerves. [4:30] She mentions how it sometimes is difficult to combine the fields of neurology and engineering.

It is nearly time to tip off the 2019 Division III Men's and Women's Championship Tournaments, but not without checking with Hoopsville first. We talk to a number of programs getting ready for their first round games. From those dancing for the first time to those whose programs are a mainstay, we will cover the gamete on Thursday's show. Tune in starting at 7:00 p.m. ET to also hear who experts and friends of the show think will be in the final fours, even winning it all, in a few weeks time. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. Guests Schedule (order subject to change): - Matt Hunter, York (Pa.) men's coach (Part 1) - Bobby Hughes, Rosemont men's coach (Part 1) - Women's final four predictions (Part 2) - Brian Morehouse, No. 10 Hope women's coach (WBCA Center Court) (Part 2) - Brad Fischer, No. 13 UW-Oshkosh women's coach (Part 2) - Terry Butterfield, Texas-Dallas men's coach (Part 3) - Men's final four predictions (Part 3)

It's "Autumn At The Arboretum!" This week, Hondo visited with Dave Forehand, VP of Gardens at the Dallas Arboretum. Some of the topics Dave and Hondo discussed this week include: Education - How educators can use the Dallas Arboretum in their teaching to make learning fun for kids. History of the Dallas Arboretum Events: Autumn At The Arboretum, 12 Days of Christmas, weddings and more! Volunteer Opportunities to #DareToCare To learn more about the Dallas Arboretum & Botanical Gardens, visit dallasarboretum.org

Welcome to Episode 19 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the third of our eight postseason regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the 6-team West Regional which will take place in Spokane, WA. We break down each of the six teams. In order: #1 Chapman (at 1:44) After an enormous statement in the SCIAC championship game, can the Panthers live up to the #1 seed and make it to Appleton? #6 Willamette (at 4:12) The Bearcats have had a lot of time off since winning the NWC title; how far can Connor Bailey and Matt Steindorf take them? #2 Redlands (at 6:14) Perhaps the most balanced all-around team in the West, the Bulldogs will look to avenge their disappointing conference tournament with a strong regional showing #5 Texas-Dallas (at 9:20) The Comets got hot at the right time, and are ready to try and outscore any and all opponents #3 Concordia-Texas (at 11:42) The numbers don't jump off the page, but there are many reasons to fear the Tornados in a regional setting #4 Texas Lutheran (at 15:14) The Bulldogs have felt like a team of destiny all year long; Riley Schaefer/Tyler Cauley + Dylan Drgac/Nathan Malinovsky = goooooooood baseball team.  We conclude with our top players and pitchers to watch, and our pick to punch their ticket to Appleton (at 19:40). Then we say goodbye. Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod (DMs are open if you want to reach us there) and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

Gabriel Dawe is a Mexican-born artist living in Dallas who utilizes miles of vibrantly-colored sewing thread to create soaring installations that evoke a sense of viewing rays of light. The breadth of his work revolves around the use of sewing and embroidery materials to explore issues of pain, equality and gender roles, but it’s his highly popular Plexus series of installations that has garnered him acclaim worldwide. Gabriel obtained a bachelor’s degree from the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico before moving to Montreal to pursue a career in graphic design. In 2008, he relocated to Dallas where he obtained his MFA from the University of Texas – Dallas and was part of the highly-touted Centraltrak residency program. Over the last eight years, Gabriel has installed temporary or permanent works in over 35 private and public institutions worldwide, including the Smithsonian Museum’s Renwick Gallery, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Amon Carter Museum of American Art where his Plexus 34 is on display in the Philip Johnson designed space until September 2, 2018I recently sat down with Gabriel at his Dallas studio where we discussed his childhood in Mexico, his grandmother’s influence, his life as a graphic designer in Canada, the importance of Centraltrak, experimenting with glass, and his discomfort with heights.

Gabriel Dawe is a Mexican-born artist living in Dallas who utilizes miles of vibrantly-colored sewing thread to create soaring installations that evoke a sense of viewing rays of light. The breadth of his work revolves around the use of sewing and embroidery materials to explore issues of pain, equality and gender roles, but it’s his highly popular Plexus series of installations that has garnered him acclaim worldwide. Gabriel obtained a bachelor’s degree from the Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico before moving to Montreal to pursue a career in graphic design. In 2008, he relocated to Dallas where he obtained his MFA from the University of Texas – Dallas and was part of the highly-touted Centraltrak residency program. Over the last eight years, Gabriel has installed temporary or permanent works in over 35 private and public institutions worldwide, including the Smithsonian Museum’s Renwick Gallery, Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art and the Amon Carter Museum of American Art where his Plexus 34 is on display in the Philip Johnson designed space until September 2, 2018I recently sat down with Gabriel at his Dallas studio where we discussed his childhood in Mexico, his grandmother’s influence, his life as a graphic designer in Canada, the importance of Centraltrak, experimenting with glass, and his discomfort with heights.

On tonight's show we broadcast live from The University Of Texas Dallas CryptCurrencyClub. On online guest is Ken Anderson of Swirlds.com discussing HashGraphs. Then we talk with Farhin Ali who is instramental in promoting Blockchain Tech in the Dallas Texas area.

It's not a tour. That's the first thing that Dave Mays, this week's guest on SANDCAST: Beach Volleyball with Tri Bourne and Travis Mewhirter, wants you to know about p1440, of which he is a founding partner. It is many different things with many different meanings. Take, for example, the name itself. The 1440 is assured: It represents the 1,440 minutes we all have per day. But the p? Platform seems to be the most popular word for it, though, as Mays says, it's up to your own interpretation. It could be purpose. Or power. Or people. Or whatever word that starts with ‘p' you'd like to use to represent how you'd like to use your 1,440 minutes in a day. Would you like to use it to strengthen your relationship with people? People it is. Or strengthening your mind, body and soul? Power it is. That sort of the point: p1440, and how you spend your minutes, is up to you. To some, yes, that means it's a beach volleyball tour or league, and currently, there are eight events on the schedule, which bridges 2018 and 2019. The first four are set – Chicago in September, with Huntington Beach, San Diego and San Jose to follow – while the next four, which will be held in early 2019, are in limbo, though the sites have been whittled down to a few catchy options. There's Vegas – Vegas! – a major city in Texas (Dallas and Houston, namely), Miami, Hawaii. An ambitious start. An exciting start. And that hardly scratches the surface, for each event is not just a beach volleyball tournament. It is, as Kerri Walsh-Jennings, a co-founder along with her husband, Casey Jennings, and Mays, has taken to saying: “Part Wanderlust, part Coachella, part beach volleyball league.” Each event, tantamount to the World Series of Beach Volleyball, will feature a tournament, but it will also serve as a music festival of sorts, replete with concerts and fanfare and everything you'd expect of the triumvirate Walsh-Jennings mentioned. How, you may be wondering, can an upstart tour fund eight events while also doubling as a music festival? Beach volleyball has been a notoriously volatile space in the market, in spite of the sport itself growing every year, to the point that more girls play volleyball than soccer or track and field or basketball. For females, it's the most popular sport in the country. And yet nobody has been able to monetize the market in a sustainable enough fashion for it to work. The business model has remained the same since a company named Event Concepts began putting on professional events in 1976. They'd find a sponsor – Schlitz Beer was the first – or many sponsors, to throw in money, and that money would then be translated into prize money, which would draw talent and a crowd to watch that talent. Sponsors would be happy because they got the eyeballs they wanted, players would be happy because they got the prize money they wanted. And so it went. Until, of course, the tabs being run up by the tour were too hefty for the sponsors to cover, and one gigantic failure led to the next. Event Concepts was booted in 1984, thanks to a player protest at the World Championships of Beach Volleyball, and in came the AVP, an organization led by the players and a young, savvy agent named Leonard Armato. The AVP changed hands in 1990, when Armato was replaced by Jeff Dankworth, who in 1994 was replaced by Jerry Solomon, whose gross mishandling of the finances led to a bankruptcy, only for the AVP to be revived by – who else? – Armato in 2001. Nine years later it was bankrupt again, and in 2012, Donald Sun took over and put on a pair of events, and since then he has done a fine job of steadying the frighteningly tenuous heartbeat of beach volleyball, increasing prize money and events and introducing a “Gold Series” and putting the sport back on television. And yet the business model remains relatively the same, though there are certainly various nuances, as 1976: sponsor-driven. “If we were to start a new pro beach volleyball tour tomorrow, we would fail,” Mays says on SANDCAST. “So that's why we're not starting a pro beach volleyball tour. We're taking the sport of volleyball and we're celebrating it, what works and what doesn't. We're applying some principles of what have worked and what do work, to this.” And here is where the differentiation between p1440 and the AVP Tour begins. p1440 will charge a $40 gate fee, every tournament. The AVP allows its fans, which pack stadiums, for free, though there are paid box seats. But the entry gate will hardly be the chief source of revenue for p1440. That's where the “platform” comes in. Above all else, above volleyball and music and entertainment, p1440 is built upon four pillars: competition, development, health and wellness, entertainment. The platform, an online resource featuring myriad digital media, will host webinars, coaching, nutrition, live clinics – any type of wellness resource you might need, be it mental, spiritual or physical. It's not live yet – it is scheduled to launch in July – and until 2021, it will not be monetized. The content will be entirely free, with the goal of reaching 4 million subscribers by 2021, by which point a subscription fee will be required. No numbers are for sure in terms of the subscription fee, but on SANDCAST, there was a $5 estimate. If p1440 hits its goal of 4 million subscribers at $5 a month, you can do the math – $20 million in revenue per month from the platform alone. If successful – an admittedly large “if” in this sport – the subscription model answers, in part, where the prize money and funding for the tour will stem from. Which leads to the next inevitable question: Who will be receiving those paychecks? Mays, who built and sold a shipping business for a not-so-small fortune and was looking for a new project to work on, thinks it's no question at all: p1440 will feature the finest talent in beach volleyball, and not only because there will be more prize money – he gave no definitive figure on what the breakdown will be, only that it will be more – but there will be more talent. The failure to retain the game's highest talent led to the breakdown of the NVL. Players want to play against the best, which was why, when Sun revived the AVP in 2012, and the top players returned, the NVL lost momentum and, eventually, financial backing. The best currently play on the AVP and FIVB tours. There will be a battle over loyalty, the AVP's non-compete (p1440 has no exclusivity clause in its contract), and, when it comes down to it, prize money and sponsors. Mays intends on bringing in the best, not only in this country, but overseas. Each tournament will feature a 24-team main draw. Sixteen of those teams will be Americans automatically seeded in. Four will come out of the qualifier. And four will be international wild cards. Want to play against the best? p1440 could have Alison and Bruno, or Evandro and Andre, or Nicolai and Lupo. For the women, it could be Ludwig and Walkenhorst, Agatha and Duda, Talita and Larissa. Walsh's reach, even if she has been on the peripherals of the game as a player lately, is still extensive. You don't win three gold medals and suddenly lose all of your contacts. Those players mentioned will be available, too, for Mays and Walsh-Jennings and Casey Jennings have made it a point to schedule around the AVP as well as four- and five-star FIVBS. The plan is to have the best in the world, playing for the best prize money in the game, with some music and entertainment to cap the night. It's a lot. It's big. It's potentially transformative. It might work, it might not. That's part of the excitement around this movement. And maybe that all sounds a bit crazy, though it is worth reminding that the most successful ideas and businesses were, at one point or other, invariably labeled “crazy.” As Walsh-Jennings wrote on Instagram: “It's go time.”                                               

Welcome to Episode 2 of The Podcast About Division III Baseball. This is the first of our eight regional preview podcasts -- this one focuses on the West region, AKA the region that has weather nice enough to start their seasons in early February. First, we lay out the obvious disclaimers and caveats about whatever flaming hot takes we present about teams in the West -- mainly that we haven't seen any of these teams, so we're giving the most educated and researched insight we can give based on the information we've got. We discuss the strongest regional contenders from each of the four West conferences -- the ASC, the NWC, the SCAC, and the SCIAC. First (at 4:14), we talk about the favorites in the ASC, and why we love Texas-Dallas this year (despite their inconveniently timed 0-2 start!). Next (at 11:03), we discuss the teams of the beautiful Pacific Northwest, AKA the NWC, and whether any other teams have what it takes to take on Linfield. Next (at 16:36), we discuss the SCAC and Centenary's chances to dominate the region (especially after their hot start). We then head to California (at 22:54) to discuss the favorites way out west, including that purple and gold team that may or may not have won the national championship last year. Finally (at 31:10), we run through some other notable players to watch in the West, before giving our official TEAM TO BEAT and our Player and Pitcher of the Year.  Thanks for listening! Follow us on Twitter @d3baseballpod and @CespedesBBQ.  Send us your best D-III stories or any other comments or questions to thed3baseballpodcast@gmail.com Subscribe + rate/review on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/the-podcast-about-division-iii-baseball/id1342691759 

It is already the midway point of January. In a month's time, we will be looking at conference tournaments and discussing who has a chance to make the NCAA tournaments. However, there is still a lot of basketball to be played and many teams are starting to take the turn into the second half of conference play. On Thursday's edition of Hoopsville, Dave will chat with a number of guests to get a landscape of where things are in Division III. The conversation will include checking in at the NCAA Convention where legislation will be voted on by DIII members and conferences on whether to start the season a week earlier. Dave then talks to some of the hotter teams in the country. Two women's programs (ranked and unranked) who are leading their respective conferences and looking to build on recent success. Also two men's programs one of which is not in the spotlight as much as they traditionally are along with a program we haven't talked to in a number of years. This week's WBCA Center Court will feature a women's coach who is doing what she can to spread the word about women's basketball including giving more of her time to make sure her colleagues are taken care of and heard. Hoopsville is presented by D3hoops.com and airs from the WBCA/NABC Studio. You can send your questions to the show and have them featured on the Hoopsville Mailbag segment. Email them to hoopsville@d3hoops.com. Guests include (in order of appearance): - James Wagner, CSAC Assistant Commissioner - Bobby Hurley, Stevens men's coach - Kris Huffman, No. 9 DePauw women's coach - Polly Thomason, Texas-Dallas women's coach (WBCA Center Court) - Matt Logie, No. 7 Whitworth men's coach - Ashlee Rogers, Marymount women's coach

With 200,000 MBAs graduating each year, are business schools preparing "career ready" employees? In a sweeping survey of 10,000 recruiters, 3,000 business school students (both MBAs and undergraduates), and 500 business school career center leaders, Jeff Kavanaugh found that all three constituencies had different perceptions of what's important and where they stand. Darren and Jeff discuss the 4 main skills recruiters are looking for, where business school graduates are perceived as falling short, and what you can do to boost your employability. Jeff also shares what competencies consulting firms are looking for from MBAs, and what non-consultants can do to break into the industry. About Our Guest Jeff Kavanaugh is a Senior Partner at Infosys Consulting, where he heads North American recruiting at the undergraduate and graduate level. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas Dallas, where he teaches Developing Customer Insights, a course focused on critical and creative thinking. Jeff got his Bachelors from from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and MBA from the University of North Texas. Episode summary, links and more at: http://touchmba.com/business-school-students-career-ready-jeff-kavanaugh/

With 200,000 MBAs graduating each year, are business schools preparing "career ready" employees? In a sweeping survey of 10,000 recruiters, 3,000 business school students (both MBAs and undergraduates), and 500 business school career center leaders, Jeff Kavanaugh found that all three constituencies had different perceptions of what’s important and where they stand. Darren and Jeff discuss the 4 main skills recruiters are looking for, where business school graduates are perceived as falling short, and what you can do to boost your employability. Jeff also shares what competencies consulting firms are looking for from MBAs, and what non-consultants can do to break into the industry. About Our Guest Jeff Kavanaugh is a Senior Partner at Infosys Consulting, where he heads North American recruiting at the undergraduate and graduate level. He is also an Adjunct Professor at the University of Texas Dallas, where he teaches Developing Customer Insights, a course focused on critical and creative thinking. Jeff got his Bachelors from from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology and MBA from the University of North Texas. Episode summary, links and more at: http://touchmba.com/business-school-students-career-ready-jeff-kavanaugh/

An interview with Dr. Britt Berrett, FACHE, Director of Undergraduate Program in Healthcare Management at University of Texas - Dallas, an accomplished healthcare executive, and best selling author of "Patients Come Second."  

In honor of Museum Life's two-year anniversary, host Carol Bossert will reflect on key themes that have emerged and share plans for the coming year. Carol Bossert is a museum professional with twenty-five years of experience working in and for educational and cultural organizations. Since forming Carol Bossert Services in 1988, she has worked with more than 40 organizations to plan and develop exhibitions, create science education programs and consult on best museum practices. Ms. Bossert holds a Ph.D. in molecular biology from the University of Texas-Dallas and began her museum career at The Newark Museum as department head and curator of the natural history collection. She is a speaker at museum conferences and writes about museum issues www.carolbossertservices.com. She is the host of a weekly radio program, The Museum Life, about trends and issues in the museum community.

First up, Kevin Harvell of STL Tech Talk and Tech Informist joins the show to discuss tech and phones and Producer Bobby's love of hating the iPhone (errr wait....yep thats sort of correct).  But he also jumps in to give his opinion on the big story out of McKinney, Texas (Dallas) where a pool party goes awry and the police are called in.  All of which is fine as long as you are not one specific cop and his Lethal Weapon-esque style all caught on camera.  The guys discuss the implications and the racial inequality discussion that came out after the fact.Then we switch gears and talk with Gerogia Page calling in from Australia.  Georgia put on the black and gold for Lindenwood Unversity (Mark's Alma Mater) and played Womens Rugby....which eventually led to her showing how dominate and tough she is through ESPN replaying her clip over and over in their Top Ten plays. Georgia takes a massive hit and keeps on trucking.  We talk with her about the sport of womens rugby and Vegemite.Finally Mark goes all in discussing soccer in the midwest and specifically the attitude of fans in 2015 with regard to soccer in the US.  This brings up the attempts by some to bring Soccer back to prominence in the STL and Mark hits them all with a strong dose of reality only he can deliver.

Mary King IRS Problem Solving Attorney and co- author of the book Protect and Defend. Mary's career as an attorney began in 1993 after graduating from Stetson University College of Law.   Her career in law has primarily focused in IRS problem solving as well as mortgage foreclosure defense Meg Rentschler Executive Coach and  Licensed Clinical Social Worker.  She has spent the last 30 years working with clients to improve their relationships, communication, productivity and overall effectiveness.  Her experience stretches across the fields of transportation, technology, financial, energy, healthcare and service industries.  Meg is an adjunct instructor at The University of Texas Dallas where she teaches in the Graduate Program for Executive and Professional Coaching Michael E. Jaspan is involved in community with the F&A Masons. He has been in the industry for 29 years, advising clients how to grow their wealth, reduce their taxes and achieve their dreams of financial security. As a SAFE MONEY SPECIALIST the notion of RISK is not an alternative. During the years, Michael has found very unique strategies to help his clients. One of them is explained in the book that he co-authored wit Pamela Yellen and 30 other financial specialists Mike Marsteller best-selling author and nationally recognized motivational speaker focusing his message on teenagers and educators. He speaks about resilience, leadership, and how to deal with bullies. He's also the founder of a grassroots non-profit organization called HCM Foundation that helps patients and families who are significantly impacted by cancer. He's an avid runner, cyclist, and ironman triathlete

Dr David Miller talks to ecancer at the 2012 International Gynaecologic Cancer Society meeting in Vancouver about the GOG 209 study and drug regimens for endometrial cancer. Standard treatment of endometrial cancer usually involves a surgical treatment, as well as chemotherapy. However, in 20-30 percent of patients, where surgery is not possible, advanced endometrial cancer treatment focuses more on chemotherapy and biological therapies. The GOG 209 study looked to simplify treatment of advanced endometrial cancer, which consists of the three drug regimen of paclitaxel, doxorubicin and cisplatin. This course offered a clear survival advantage but has high toxicity and does not allow for use with targeted therapies. In a trial testing carboplatin and paclitaxel, normally used in ovarian cancer, it was discovered that this treatment was as useful as the three drug course, but less toxic. This result now opens the possibility for inclusion of targeted therapy as well.