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Tim Drea, President of the Illinois AFL-CIO, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to talk about the pro-labor legislation passed during the Spring Legislative Session in Illinois. He shared details about the ban on captive audience meetings and the new child labor laws awaiting a signature from the Governor. President of The NewsGuild-Communication Workers of America (TNG-CWA), Jon Schleuss, joined the America's Work Force Union Podcast to talk about the first contract with eight Tribune Publishing newsrooms after five years of negotiations. He also talked about AI in newsrooms and also provided an update on the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Strike.

Whether you've already divorced, are just beginning the process, or have no idea what you want to do, this show will give you the lowdown on all things divorce, and how to divorce with ease, grace, and even joy. With topics ranging from handling anger and fostering forgiveness to navigating the dating world as a fresh start, Jackie Pilossoph, founder of Divorced Girl Smiling shares her wealth of knowledge and personal experiences to help you find joy, positivity, and growth during divorce.   Top Take-a-Ways: Prioritizing your emotional growth and healing during divorce, and why “Divorce is a good time to work on yourself”. Why the only “bad choice” you can make is the choice to stay stuck and unhappy. Patience and positivity when re-entering the dating scene, releasing expectations, and enjoying the process of meeting new people with an open heart. Dating apps vs. more traditional methods of dating, which is better and why.   Get Relief Now! Get the understanding, clarity, & support you deserve today! Schedule your one-hour Zoom session with Lora, and we will figure it all out together. *BONUS!* This session includes 30 minutes of follow-up support. Schedule and pay here: https://calendly.com/loras-schedule/coaching-session   About Lora Attorney, speaker and Burnout & Betrayal Recovery Coach, Lora Cheadle believes that betrayal uncovers the truth of what's possible when we stop focusing on what was done to us and start showing up unapologetically for ourselves. She helps women rebuild their identity and self-worth after infidelity so they can reclaim (or find for the very first time) their confidence, clarity, and connection to source and create their own kind of happily ever after. About Jackie Pilossoph Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and editor-in-chief of the media company, Divorced Girl Smiling, as well as the author of four romantic comedy novels. A former TV news reporter and Huffington Post divorce blogger, Pilossoph also wrote the weekly syndicated column, “Love Essentially” for the Pioneer Press/ the Chicago Tribune for 7 years. The column was syndicated in all Tribune Publishing owned papers across the U.S. Pilossoph holds a masters degree in journalism and lives in Chicago with her family. Oh, and she's divorced. Learn more at www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com   Download your Betrayal Recovery Tool Kit at www.BetrayalRecoveryGuide.com, and take the first steps in feeling okay again, despite what's going on around you.     Thank you to BetterHelp for sponsoring this podcast! Take charge of your mental health and get 10% off your first month of therapy at https://BetterHelp.com/FLAUNT    Get the support you need to find your footing, begin making sense of it all, and feel better fast. As an attorney, betrayal recovery expert, and survivor of infidelity I can help you find the clarity and confidence to create a life that you love on the other side of betrayal. Book Your Session Here: https://calendly.com/loras-schedule/coaching-session    SOLAWAVE Reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, dark circles, blemishes, and dark spots while de-puffing and energizing your skin. This 7x Award-Winning Skincare Wand combines Red Light Therapy, Galvanic Current, Therapeutic Warmth, and Facial Massage for an easy-to-use and effective treatment. https://www.pjtra.com/t/2-574028-273174-269792    The most comfortable shoes you will ever wear! Available in seven heel heights, these shoes will keep you comfortably on your feet for 12 hours. Made with cork, many styles are available including heels, wedges, and boots. www.EuropeanHeels.com $25 off with Discount Code Flaunt

This week on The Exit: Ben Faw has gone through two exits, one of which closed for a $100M valuation. In this conversation, Ben discusses how he selected the business to build, his criteria for finding an M&A advisor at the beginning of the exit process, and some metrics the buyer was looking at that ultimately led to closing the deal. In regards to the timing of the sale, interestingly, Ben starts thinking about selling a business when everything is going well, as this is when you can sell for the highest valuation and attract the best buyers. Aside from the success of the exit itself, another major accomplishment and testament to the quality of the company was in growing a team of 100, ~95 of whom stayed with the company after the exit. For more details and insights from his entrepreneurial journey, listen to the latest episode of The Exit here. Ben Faw is the Co-Founder and current CEO of AdVon Commerce. Prior to this role, Ben was the Co-Founder at BestReviews, which was acquired by Tribune Publishing in February 2018, and later Nexstar in November of 2020. Ben has been published by Harvard Business Review, CNN, BusinessInsider, and many more. He is a board member at BeautyBakerie.com and Ben previously worked at LinkedIn, Tesla, and served in the US Army. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/benfaw/ Website: https://dynamism.capital/ Website: https://www.advoncommerce.com/ For a Free Flippa Business Valuation: https://flippa.com/exit -- The Exit—Presented By Flippa: A 30-minute podcast featuring expert entrepreneurs who have been there and done it. The Exit talks to operators who have bought and sold a business. You'll learn how they did it, why they did it, and get exposure to the world of exits, a world occupied by a small few, but accessible to many. To listen to the podcast or get daily listing updates, click on flippa.com/the-exit-podcast/

Editor's note: This episode of EMS One-Stop With Rob Lawrence is brought to you by Lexipol, the experts in policy, training, wellness support and grants assistance for first responders and government leaders. To learn more, visit lexipol.com. “Honorable but Broken: EMS in Crisis” is a documentary film exploring the world of EMTs and paramedics, the collapse of the EMS system, and what needs to be done to save it. Narrated by six-time Golden Globe and two-time Primetime Emmy award winning actress, Sarah Jessica Parker, “Honorable but Broken” raises awareness of the systemic collapse of EMS and advocates for change. In this episode of the EMS One-Stop podcast, host Rob Lawrence chats with producer Bryony Gilbey about the documentary that is now completed and available for streaming. Gilbey hopes the impactful, hard-hitting documentary will serve as a briefing and education tool for our elected officials and members of the general public. As Gilbey notes, “It's no good any longer just throwing up your hands and saying that's just the way EMS is; it's no good saying it's someone else's problem; it's something we all need to work on, as a civilized society we need to address this issue and we need to do it quickly.” The 60-minute documentary is now available on demand, streamed by Prodigy EMS and it is hoped that it will be used at local, state and national levels to bring attention to the issues we are facing. Top quotes from this episode “I expected to tell a story; I did not think that it would have quite this reaction” — Bryony Gilbey “We now all have not many degrees of separation to somebody who has had some sort of PTSD, who has had to leave the job because of the pressures of work and dare I say ultimately taken their lives and that is incredibly sad.” — Rob Lawrence “It all comes down to three words – all in favor – if we don't get the vote, we don't get the money, we don't get the change.” — Rob Lawrence Episode contents 00:48 – Documentary teaser 01:18 – Introduction/Bryony Gilbey 02:16 – The “Honorable but Broken” back story 05:46 – How did Gilbey view EMS and its issues 08:15 – The finished product and how can we view it 10:24 – A federal screening on Capitol Hill 11:30 – Reaction from elected officials 13:16 – John Mondello/emotional trauma 14:00 – Eileen Mondello – John's mother 15:25 – Reaction to Eileen Mondello – “It never gets easier' 17:00 – He wasn't the first, he isn't the only and sadly he won't be the last 22:00 – Other featured speakers in the documentary and their powerful messages 22:30 – Recruitment, retention and retirement 24:35 – What is the cost of a human life to a politician? 26:25 – Educating the legislators and the public 28:00 – The cost of readiness 29:05 – Reimbursement doesn't add up 31:00 – The hospital side of things – Beckers Review on Hospital closures and adding to ambulance and hospital deserts 31:30 – Call to action and the legislative agenda 35:30 – Sarah Jessica Parker 39:00 – How and where to view via Prodigy EMS 39:50 – Final thoughts About our guest With a prolific career spanning several decades, Bryony Gilbey is a seasoned director, producer and freelance writer/editor, distinguished for crafting compelling narratives across various media platforms. As the director/producer for the impactful EMS documentary, “Honorable but Broken: EMS in Crisis,” Gilbey has showcased an unparalleled ability to guide projects from inception to completion. Gilbey previously worked with the Nexstar Media Group, Inc. as a freelance writer/editor. Here, she demonstrated versatility by producing feature pieces on health and lifestyle topics for Tribune Publishing and contributing to BestReviews.com. Gilbey also served as an associate producer at Mary Murphy & Co. from 2005 to 2012. During this period, she played a pivotal role in the production of the PBS American Masters documentary "Hey Boo," centered around Harper Lee. In the early 2000s, Bryony worked as a Producer/AP at ABC News Productions, where she produced documentaries on medical breakthroughs in neonatal care for Discovery Health. The foundation of Bryony's career was laid during her time as an associate producer at “60 Minutes,” CBS News, from 1995 to 2000. Working closely with producers and correspondents, she contributed to the creation of original news stories. Throughout her extensive and diverse career, Bryony Gilbey has consistently demonstrated a passion for storytelling, a keen journalistic instinct, and an unwavering commitment to delivering content that informs and resonates with audiences worldwide. Resources “Honorable but Broken: EMS in Crisis” NAEMT's Advocacy program AAA's Advocacy program RATE AND REVIEW THE EMS ONE-STOP PODCAST Enjoying the show? Please take a moment to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts. Contact the EMS One-Stop team at editor@EMS1.com to share ideas, suggestions and feedback. Listen on Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Spotify and RSS feed.

Show notes: (1:35) Sharing of Maggie's cancer diagnosis and survival story (12:22) Ketogenic diet for cancer prevention and education (21:10) Exploring the nuances of different diets (31:44) The idea behind their documentary series (36:33) Where to find the docuseries (39:35) Where to find Brad and Maggie Jones (41:53) Relationship between genetic mutation and cancer risk (48:53) Outro   Who is Maggie Jones?   Maggie Jones is a stage 4 cancer thriver who credits metabolic therapies, along with conventional treatment, with miraculously prolonging her life, which she has now dedicated to raising awareness of metabolic therapies.   She has over 20 years of media experience, most recently as Vice President of Newsroom Systems for South China Morning Post and Vice President of Product for Tribune Publishing and the Los Angeles Times.   Connect with Maggie Jones Website: https://cancerevolution.film/, https://cancerv.me/ FB: https://www.facebook.com/cancerVme IG: https://www.instagram.com/cancerVme/ YT: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_HRXRDAjXgPXHZRiY-lIew LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/mjhk/   Links and Resources: Peak Performance Life Peak Performance on Facebook Peak Performance on Instagram

SPEED is an all-time great Los Angeles film. In that spirit, 50 MPH is joined by Tribune Publishing film critic Katie Walsh to help us forge the ultimate LA movie guide, from LA LA LAND and SWINGERS to NIGHTCRAWLER and COLLATERAL and all points in between!

Divorce can be a chaotic time. And while you're rebuilding your life, you catch yourself being pulled at every side – friends asking for the exclusive scoop, seeing your ex get into a new relationship, or sulking in pity that you're never going to be in love again. Divorced Girl Smiling creator Jackie Pilossoph wants you to regain your focus and take control of what truly matters… without being so hard on yourself.  Isn't it amazing that you get to create something new? Now's the time to give yourself grace and make the most of your clean slate. Tune in to this episode on Staying Empowered and Focused In Your Divorce with Jackie Pilossoph Key points covered in this episode:   ✔️ Schedule time to feel your emotions. The most upsetting news could break out while you're in front of your loved ones. And while hiding your feelings is helpful. Not sparing time to express it at all can be detrimental. If crying at a later time is difficult, journaling is a discreet way to release.  ✔️ Make room for goodness to crowd out the negativity. Instead of allowing your worries to take up your time and energy, take a deep breath and recalibrate your focus. Get busy and fill your mind with gratitude.  ✔️ You have power over how you feel. Even without a significant other, you can be secure in yourself by doing the work on your self-worth and confidence and creating the life you want.  ✔️ Fix yourself to be in the best position to meet new partners. It's not the people or your location. It's your mindset and how you show up on dates. Have you aligned yourself to your highest, most authentic self? This will help you to attract the right people.  ✔️ Start small and do what makes you happy! Be open to new experiences, revisit old hobbies you've once enjoyed, and take baby steps. The universe will notice your hard work and your little actions will build into something bigger. Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and Editor-in-chief of DIVORCED GIRL SMILING, a media company comprised of a website, podcast, mobile app, and professional resources. Divorced Girl Smiling (DGS) is a well-known marketing platform, brand, and global community. DGS has a mission to empower, connect, and inspire men and women before, during, and after divorce. Pilossoph, who holds a Master's degree in Broadcast Journalism, is a former television news reporter and features reporter and writer for the Chicago Tribune.  Her syndicated weekly column, LOVE ESSENTIALLY, was published in The Pioneer Press, The Chicago Tribune, and all Tribune Publishing editions for 6 1/2 years. Pilossoph was also a Huffington Post divorce blogger for five years. Website: https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DivorcedGirlSmiling/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divorced_girl_smiling/ Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/divorcedgirlJP LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-pilossoph-0851814/ Email: jpilossoph@gmail.com   Free Gift: Free Ebook "Divorce: Day One to the rest of your happy, authentic life" https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/free-e-books-about-divorce-and-dating/   Get a copy of Divorce Sucks. Now What?: 5 Steps to Find Yourself and Heal After Going From “I Do” to “I'm Divorced” on Amazon!

It's long been my belief that writing has fallen off a cliff: Social media is littered with misspellings and bad grammar.  Worse, the people who should be getting it right … media and journalists, are representing their brands with a shocking amount of typos, run-on sentences and incorrect grammar.    Brian Moore is here to help! He's an editor (ex-RedEye, Tribune Publishing) copywriter, marketer, writer and social media pro who also answers to “Grumpy Grammar Guru.”  Brian came prepared with some general tips we can all follow to improve our writing. If you spend any time on social media, this episode can help you!   In addition to those tips, we discuss:   *The ‘memeification' of America *Using profanity in writing *Vinyls vs. Records *”I before E, except after C”: BULLSHIT. *Unnecessary apostrophes in plural words *Use profanity with purpose… you fucker. *STOP SAYING “VERY” AND “REALLY” Car Con Carne is presented by Alex Ross Art. Visit Alex Ross on YouTube! Be sure to also visit alexrossart.com to see his work and get your hands on an original piece.   __   Car Con Carne is also sponsored by NINETY DAYS IN THE '90s (www.90daysinthe90s.com), by Andy Frye. Take the “Grey Line” back in time to 90s Chicago and relive all the music, moments and pop culture! What bands does she see? What clubs does she see them in? Read the book and find out!   Get a copy wherever you buy books, or get a signed copy Sun, Oct 1 at Loud Pizza Records, in Highland Park. __   Car Con Carne is also sponsored by Easy Automation (easy-automation.net).   Are you a home owner? Are you ready for a truly “smart home?” Doesn't the idea of minimizing your energy usage while maximizing your comfort sound good?     Easy Automation will help you find the customized solution that's right for you. Their team has 30 years of collective experience in the industry and will tailor a service package that fits your lifestyle and needs.   Get a quote by visiting Easy-automation.net, or call at 630.730.3728  

About Our GuestJackie Pilossoph is the creator and Editor-In-Chief of Divorced Girl Smiling, the website, podcast and mobile app. The author of the novels, Divorced Girl Smiling and Free Gift With Purchase, Pilossoph also created and wrote the weekly dating and relationships advice column, “Love Essentially”, which was published in the Pioneer Press, The Chicago Tribune and all other Tribune Publishing publications for 7 1/2 years. Pilossoph holds a Masters degree in journalism from Boston University, and spent time as a broadcast journalist at KTTC in Rochester, Minnesota, as well as several years writing feature stories for the Pioneer Press/Chicago Tribune. She lives in Chicago with her family. Oh, and she's divorced. 10 years, 7 million pageviews and 81,000 podcast downloads. Notable Links: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackie-pilossoph-0851814/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/divorced_girl_smiling/Website: https://www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com/Twitter: https://twitter.com/divorcedgirlJPPodcast: https://divorcedgirlsmiling.podbean.com/  **********  "Women Winning Divorce" is a radio show and podcast hosted by Heather Quick: Attorney, Entrepreneur, Author and Founder of Florida Women's Law Group, the only divorce firm for women, by women. Each week Heather sits down with innovative professionals and leaders who are focused on how you can be your best self, before, during or after divorce. In these conversations, we are looking at how women can win at life.  With our guests, we enjoy the opportunity to explore ways all women can win and enhance their life, no matter where they are in their journey, because divorce is just point in life, not the end and not what defines you, rather it can be a catalyst for growth. Come join the conversation on social media, and join our Facebook group, Women Winning Divorce and send comments and suggestions, we want to bring you content that helps move your life forward. We're hiring! Check out our careers page to view open positions. Women Winning Divorce podcast series https://www.womenwinningdivorce.com/Women Winning Divorce Facebook Group https://www.facebook.com/groups/685277376560289Florida Women's Law Group https://www.floridawomenslawgroup.com/Work with us! https://wizehire.com/cmp/florida-womens-law-group  Thank you for listening. Please share the podcast with your friends and colleagues. Send your questions, comments, and feedback to marketing@4womenlaw.com Women Winning Divorce is supported by Florida Women's Law Group Disclaimer: This podcast is for informational purposes only and is not an advertisement for legal services.  The information provided on this podcast is not intended to be legal advice.  You should not rely on what you hear on this podcast as legal advice. If you have a legal issue, please contact a lawyer.  The views and opinions expressed by the hosts and guests are solely those of the individuals and do not represent the views or opinions of the firms or organizations with which they are affiliated or the views or opinions of this podcast's advertisers.  This podcast is available for private, non-commercial use only.  Any editing, reproduction, or redistribution of this podcast for commercial use or monetary gain without the expressed, written consent of the podcast's creator is prohibited. 

On today's episode, I have the joy of speaking with Divorced Girl Smiling, Jackie Pilossoph. Jackie is such a light in this world, and a leader in helping connect those going through a divorce with the best resources out there. We talk about what it feels like to end any type of relationship, whether it be a friendship or a romantic partnership, the pain is similar and can turn your world upside down. Jackie talks about leaning in to your feelings and emotions in order to come out on the other side stronger. Tune in to hear the positivity that Jackie radiates and how to understand why the heartbreak hurts so much in the first place. In this episode: [2:10] Jackie shares what led her down the path to be the Divorced Girl Smiling. [5:10] What made Jackie write her article about heartbreak? [6:47] Understanding the why around heartbreak is the first step to working through it. [11:28] When to let go of the hope that things will change. [14:16] What does Jackie mean when she says she is tired of being hurt? [16:35] Breaking up with a friend vs. a lover - they are one in the same. [17:34] Jackie talks about how she was forcing things to be right even though they weren't right for her. [19:25] What happens when you really love someone, but there is just no way to fix the relationship? [22:25] Understanding anxiety and how to manage it.  Key Takeaways:  The best thing you can do is to take care of yourself. You can only control yourself, you can make all the changes you want in yourself, but you can't make your spouse change. Acknowledging all of your feelings and emotions are the healthiest way to get through the pain. People who don't acknowledge all the feelings, they get angry and bitter. If you have the vulnerability and the guts to say what you are actually experiencing then it will help you in healing quicker. If you make little changes, one a week, and focus on that one change for the full week. If you have little changes, you'll stick to them and then you can build on that new habit.  Quotes:  “Next time you feel that way, you should say to yourself, Don't I deserve better? Do I really deserve to be treated this way?” - Jackie Pilossoph “You finally come to this point where you realize that if it's not right it's just never gonna work no matter how hard you try. And the other thing I tell people is that both people have to really want it to work. And if they don't, you don't have any chance. If one wants it to work that's not enough. Commitment is the biggest force in keeping couples together. I believe that love is a choice.” - Jackie Pilossoph “We fall in love and we ignore the bad behavior and the red flags because we, we don't wanna see that it's too painful. We're not ready to break up. We're still in love with a lot of other aspects of the person, so nobody's all good or all bad. And so we don't wanna see those signs.” - Jackie Pilossoph Guest Bio:  Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and Editor-in-chief of DIVORCED GIRL SMILING, a media company comprised of a website, podcast, mobile app and vetted, trusted professional resources.  DGS has a mission to empower, connect and inspire men and women before, during and after divorce. Pilossoph, who holds a Masters degree in Broadcast Journalism, is a former television news reporter and features reporter and writer for the Chicago Tribune. Her syndicated weekly column, LOVE ESSENTIALLY, was published in The Pioneer Press, The Chicago Tribune, and all Tribune Publishing editions for 6 1/2 years. Pilossoph was also a Huffington Post divorce blogger for five years. Resources:  Divorce Girl Smiling  Lesa Koski Website Lesa's Online Courses To receive real-time alerts that your child is safe and to receive $50 off your Soberlink device, visit https://www.soberlink.com/partners/different The Onward app was made for divorced parents to help track, share, and split their children's expenses. Download The Onward App today for iOS or Android!

Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   SPONSORS: Many thanks to our sponsors... Solar Energy Services because solar should be in your future! Alpha Engineering and  Scout & Molly's Today... Baltimore Sun and Tribune Publishing have settled with survivors and family members Capital-Gazette employees who were slain in the newsroom in June of 2018. Two Maryland State Troopers went above the call of duty for three orphaned children. Nor hires and shifts in the Navy Football coaching staff. The Annapolis Rotary gave out the spoils from the crab feast to 20 local non-profits. And now you can ice skate at the Annapolis Town Center. Of course, here is some pod news about our local business spotlight and the bonus pod we just dropped with Oliver Wood, who will be at Rams Head On Stage on Friday the 13th! Trevor from  Annapolis Makerspace is here with your Maker Minute! And as usual, George from DCMDVA Weather is here with your local weather forecast! Please download their app to keep on top of the local weather scene! The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday at 6:00 am and available wherever you get your podcasts and also on our social media platforms--All Annapolis and Eye On Annapolis (FB) and @eyeonannapolis (TW) NOTE: For hearing impaired subscribers, a full transcript is available on Eye On Annapolis  

In this episode, Bela interviews founder of "Divorced Girl Smiling" Jackie Pilossoph on her top 10 reasons you might not get asked out again (spoiler alert - some of them do NOT have to do with you)!!   A few are that your date decided to get back together with an ex, and they haven't done 'their work.'   For the rest of them, LISTEN to the episode for an in depth conversation on the reasons, and lots of real-life stories to back up the list! TIME IS RUNNING OUT!! Make sure you join our "Online Dating Love Lab" on January 8th from 1pm-4pm to FILL YOUR FUNNEL with great people.  You won't have to worry about if someone didn't call you back because you'll have so many great options to choose from!!     Link to register:  https://www.smartdatingacademy.com/the-online-dating-love-lab Join our free newsletter database by signing up here:  www.smartdatingacademy.com/contact Follow us on Instagram at @smartdatingacademy Schedule your consultation with us here!   We are on a waiting list, and would love to help you!  https://www.smartdatingacademy.com/11-coaching/coaching-call-with-bela Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and Editor-in-chief of DIVORCED GIRL SMILING, a media company comprised of a website, podcast, mobile app and professional resources. Pilossoph, who holds a Masters degree in Broadcast Journalism, is a former television news reporter and features reporter and writer for the Chicago Tribune. Her syndicated weekly column, LOVE ESSENTIALLY, was published in The Pioneer Press, The Chicago Tribune, and all Tribune Publishing editions for 6 1/2 years. Pilossoph was also a Huffington Post divorce blogger for five years. To learn more, visit: www.divorcedgirlsmiling.com.

Workplace safety has evolved dramatically since 1847. When Tribune Publishing first opened its doors, regulatory agencies like OSHA and the EPA did not exist and safety policies were implemented reactively. 175 years later, Tribune has created a robust, sustainable safety culture that protects thousands of dispersed, contract, and on-site workers from a myriad of potential threats. So how did Tribune achieve this staying power? By embracing change, remaining agile, and applying adaptive safety. In this episode, guest host Sara Pratley sits down with Jerry Glotzer, Corporate Manager of EHS, Security, Workers Compensation, Emergency Preparedness, and Risk Management for Tribune Publishing. For Jerry, the key to protecting employees is staying flexible and keeping a thumb on the pulse of emerging risks. Listen in to learn about: How to assess hazard vulnerability by region How to modify safety plans and policies for risk Tailored training for journalists in high-risk areas Why adaptive leadership and safety go hand-in-hand Risks that should be top of mind for safety leaders  The Employee Safety Podcast is hosted by Peter Steinfeld, SVP of Safety Solutions at AlertMedia. You can find this interview and many more by following The Employee Safety Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or subscribing here.

This week host Susan Guthrie is joined by returning guest Jackie Pilossoph, Founder of Divorced Girl Smiling. Together Susan and Jackie discuss the importance of understanding the anger about your divorce and how to move past it so that you can thrive in your beautiful beyond! Some people go ten, twenty, or even thirty years caught up in the anger of their divorce.  For example, we all know that one person who continues to talk about how angry they are that their ex left them for another person, twenty years earlier. It's normal and healthy to be angry.  However, holding onto anger for too long will impact your entire life; and not in the best of ways.  During their conversation, Jackie shares seven practical tips and suggestions to help you acknowledge, process, and work through your emotions. If you are wondering HOW to let go of your anger - Jackie will help you! You have all the control of letting that anger go - it's time to smile again.  Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and editor-in-chief of Divorced Girl Smiling, a website, podcast, and app. Jackie, who went through a divorce several years ago, is a former TV and newspaper journalist who spent 8 years writing her syndicated weekly column, Love Essentially for the Pioneer Press/Chicago Tribune. Jackie and Susan discuss these Golden Nuggets: No judgment zone! Anger is a normal and healthy emotion If you are in the anger phase - it's okay to acknowledge it to others “We can choose what we want to define ourselves as - anger, bitterness, or living in the past should not be one of those things.” Letting go does not mean forgetting what happened  Why you should shift the focus on yourself and your children  “The only time you should think about the past is if you are going to learn from it and do better.”  “If you love yourself don't say, ‘What if…'” The bottom line: You have to love yourself enough to let that anger go This episode is a must-listen for anyone eager to learn how to release their anger for good! About this week's special guest: Jackie Pilossoph Jackie Pilossoph is the creator and Editor-In-Chief of Divorced Girl Smiling, the website, podcast and mobile app. The author of the novels, Divorced Girl Smiling and Free Gift With Purchase, Pilossoph also created and wrote the weekly dating and relationships advice column, “Love Essentially”, which was published in the Pioneer Press, The Chicago Tribune and all other Tribune Publishing publications for 7 1/2 years. Pilossoph holds a Masters degree in journalism from Boston University, and spent time as a broadcast journalist at KTTC in Rochester, Minnesota, as well as several years writing feature stories for the Pioneer Press/Chicago Tribune. She lives in Chicago with her family. Oh, and she's divorced.  Website: divorcedgirlsmiling.com Instagram: @divorced_g Also mentioned in this episode: Rainbows For All Children The Top 8 Reasons Why Your Ex is Being a Jerk and What to Do About It with Divorced Girl Smiling with Jackie Pilossoph How Do You Stop Being Angry about Divorce? Drowning in Drink: Alcohol Use and Abuse in Divorce with Dr. Elizabeth Cohen Your Favorite Guest Experts Share Their Most-Memorable Divorce Cases Part Two  Your Favorite Guest Experts Share Their Most-Memorable Divorce Cases Part One  If you want to see the video version of the podcast episodes they are available on The Divorce & Beyond YouTube Channel!  Make sure to LIKE and SUBSCRIBE so you don't miss a single episode! THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR: SOBERLINK Back-to-School season is coming up which can be difficult for those going through a divorce.  This is especially true when alcohol and child safety is a concern.  On Divorce & Beyond, my mission includes bringing you the latest insider knowledge and information from top experts with regard to your divorce, especially during these changing times.  That's why I've partnered with Soberlink to help create and offer resources to help you navigate the upcoming back-to-school season.  Soberlink is a remote alcohol monitoring technology created to help prove sobriety in custody cases. 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Imtiaz Patel is the CEO of the Venetoulis Institute for Local Journalism, parent company of the local news startup The Baltimore Banner.Imtiaz is a former executive with Dow Jones and The Wall Street Journal where he led circulation strategy and served as GM of key business verticals. Previously, Imtiaz was a consultant with Kurt Salmon Associates and Deloitte focused on growth strategy and business turnarounds. Most recently, Imtiaz advised several news organizations, including The Philadelphia Inquirer, Gannett and USA Today, and also led the efforts to acquire The Baltimore Sun and Tribune Publishing. Imtiaz holds a B.Sc. in Economics, Accounting & Finance from The London School of Economics, as well as an MBA from Columbia Business School.The Truth In This Art PodcastThe Truth In This Art is a podcast interview series supporting vibrancy and development of Baltimore & beyond's arts and culture.Mentioned in this episodeThe Baltimore BannerTo find more amazing stories from the artist and entrepreneurial scenes in & around Baltimore, check out my episode directory.Stay in TouchNewsletter sign-upSupport my podcastShareable link to episode★ Support this podcast ★

In this Encore Edition of What Works, freelance investigative journalist Julie Reynolds talks about her singular pursuit of the truth about Alden Global Capital, the secretive New York hedge fund that has gobbled up newspapers across the country, stripping assets and firing reporters. Reynolds connects the dots from Alden to Cerberus Capital Management, the "shadow bank" that backed Alden's recent takeover of Tribune Publishing. Dan explores pink slime news sites, and Ellen reports on some good news for newspaper readers in the town that inspired Frostbite Falls, home to Rocky and Bullwinkle.  Dan and Ellen interviewed Julie in October 2021 but her research is still valid today, an unfortunate circumstance for the future of independent local journalism.

Pam Johnston, general manager for news with GBH, has a deep background in local television in Boston at WLVI, and earlier at local stations in Raleigh, North Carolina and Portland, Maine. At GBH, which is a public media company, she has a broad portfolio. She is responsible for news operations across all platforms, including radio, television and digital. She also supervises two NPR programs, GBH's Morning Edition and All Things Considered. Pam joined GBH in 2012 as director of audience development for Frontline, the investigative series, where she is credited with diversifying the audience and connecting it with long-form documentaries, virtual reality experiences and podcasts. Dan has a Quick Take on a multimillion-dollar glitch in ad tech by Gannett, and Ellen reports on a union survey of Tribune Publishing workers that reveals big gaps in pay equity.

Cancer is one of the most terrifying things to happen to anyone. Not only that, cancer treatments are always in a rush to remove tumours, making you think that this is the only way. Clinical practice is years behind clinical research, and there are now additional and alternative ways to boost your health and treat cancer.   The research can be difficult to understand and read through, especially when you're in the thick of cancer. Our guests today share their newest project — a documentary all about the metabolic approach to cancer with researchers and cancer thrivers all in one place! In this episode, Maggie Jones shares how her experience with cancer became the inspiration for CanceRevolution. She credits both traditional therapy and metabolic therapy as the key to treating her condition and prolonging her life. Brad and Maggie hope that their documentary can reach people and spread the word about the metabolic approach. Don't just blindly follow doctors who won't have the time to do research for you. Instead, start taking ownership of your health!  If you want to learn more about fighting cancer through the metabolic approach and the CanceRevolution documentary, then this episode is for you! Here are three reasons why you should listen to the full episode: Discover how Maggie's journey with cancer led her and her husband to work on the upcoming documentary, CanceRevolution. Learn about traditional radiation therapy and how incorporating the metabolic approach to cancer can help you! Find out how to take ownership of your health and stay disciplined even after beating cancer. Get Customised Guidance for Your Genetic Make-Up For our epigenetics health programme, all about optimising your fitness, lifestyle, nutrition and mind performance to your particular genes, go to  https://www.lisatamati.com/page/epigenetics-and-health-coaching/. 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Episode Highlights [04:00] Maggie's Journey with Cancer In 2018, Maggie was diagnosed with lung cancer and was told that she had less than a year to live.  At first, Maggie accepted her fate, but she started to learn more about how she can help her body heal.  She took up fasting, a ketogenic diet, organic foods, and metabolic treatments. A year after her diagnosis, she was cancer-free.  While Maggie is not dealing with cancer anymore, she has been dealing with the effects of cancer medicine that was used on her.  Cancer treatment often feels too rushed. It would be better to spread out treatments and lower their dosage.  [08:27] How Maggie's Cancer Affected Brad Brad tried to hide how much Maggie's cancer impacted him emotionally.  At the same time, he felt that Maggie was strong enough to face and survive cancer.  He learned all about metabolic treatments through Maggie and served as her reminder.  Brad even started eating Maggie's diet and fasted with her. [12:13] How Fasting Can Help Before Treatments Maggie used to think eating healthy was good. After a tumour surgery, she was vomiting and sweating. However, she tried fasting before the surgery and found that she felt great after the procedure. Fasting is known to be able to “close” normal cells while the cancer cells are still active and looking for energy. When exposed to radiation, the cancer cells get more affected. Clinical research takes around 17 years before becoming part of clinical practice. [15:39] Genetics and Epigenetics Combining hyperbaric therapy, a strict diet, and exogenous ketones can make a big difference. Yet, this practice is not common in cancer treatment.  The industry focuses more on DNA, even though there have been more discoveries about biochemistry since then.  Genetics and epigenetics are different. The former is about the genes themselves, while the latter looks at what turns the genes on and off.  Our environment and behaviour affect the way our genes work. Differentiation of cells is the true cause of aging. [18:49] The Warburg Effect Cancers can and will change their way of using energy. Even when oxygen is available, cancer cells use fermentation, which is not as efficient. The Warburg effect is already a fact. What's not being studied is why this is happening.  There is the genetic theory where genes mutate and cause cell changes, while the other theory is the other way around.  Cutting off the cancer cells' food source is the start. This includes glucose, glutamine, and so much more.  You can block cancer cell growth with diet, off label drugs, and specific protocols for specific cancers. Learn more about these in the full episode!  [24:48] Why Starving Cancer Can Help  The biggest criticism of starving cancer is that cancer cells can adapt to different metabolic pathways. While starving cancer may not lead to curing it, it can help you buy time. The drug protocols have lower side effects than traditional therapy and radiation surgery. [25:48] How to Use Press Pulse  Due to cancer's adaptability, you can expect to change protocols every so often.  Maggie shares that press pulse can be helpful.  This is using a certain protocol first, then switching to something else once cancer adapts and eventually reintroducing the first protocol.  [27:57] Always Be Vigilant  Brad cautions people not to think they're cured of cancer and go back to unhealthy foods and habits.  We all have some cancer cells. Your immune system needs to be strong enough to fight against it. Even if your cancer markers are gone, retaining a ketogenic diet can still be helpful. Exogenous ketones are not fermentable as a food source for cancer.  [33:05] Maggie and Brad's Documentary, CanceRevolution Maggie and Brad's documentary about cancer includes guests who are at the forefront of cancer research and people who have experienced cancer. The documentary is still a work in progress. Donations are highly appreciated. This is all about sharing the metabolic approach to cancer and understanding how cancer works. In the medical profession, doctors can lose their license if they go all-in on the metabolic approach, even if it has been proven effective. The profession has shown that money drives what is promoted or not. Thus, we need to be proactive and take ownership of our health. [42:36] Take Ownership of Your Health While somatic mutation, genetic theory, and metabolic theory are not yet proven, technologies can be built around it to prove it. For example, the PET scan is a cancer diagnostics tool based on the Warburg Effect.  As a patient, you have to be your own advocate and not just blindly listen to doctors. Read books and clinical research.  Remember that you're in control of your body.  7 Powerful Quotes  [9:18] “When, we were together, I just always had this feeling that she was going to make it through. I don't know why, but I was just like — I knew my wife. I knew how strong she was. And if anyone is going to fight this disease, it's her.” — Bradley    [25:05] “I was given the six to eight months to live. My starving cancer bought me another three years of life. This is time to address the next pathway when it comes up and to wait for the next conventional therapy that might help me and all the new research that's coming out. Though it's not going to cure your cancer, it's going to buy you time and buy you incredible quality of life.” — Maggie    [28:30] “It's really hard to be completely cured. Your cancer is always somewhere. We all have some. My immune system is holding its own, whilst Maggie's wasn't. That's basically what happened is her immune system couldn't fight it off anymore.” — Bradley   [32:21] “So having these exogenous ketones can really help just for athletes, as well as cancer patients, but it's really — it's teaching your body to be metabolically flexible.” — Lisa   [34:12] “...she's [Dr Nasha Winters] lived such a powerful life helping others. She was diagnosed too late in her progression to ever receive chemotherapy. And I think that's really what we can all strive for is even if scans aren't perfect, you can still live such a long, full life and don't give up hope.” — Maggie    [49:32] “One of the things that Maggie and I tell try and tell everyone is you have to be — as a patient, you have to be your own advocate. Do not just listen to what your doctor is saying — your oncologist or any doctor. They only meet with you for a half hour, right? Like Maggie sees her oncologist for like about a half hour once every three months.” — Bradley   [55:11] “I'm not unlucky. There are very clear therapeutic things that I can do, that I did to get cancer, that I can do to get out of it. And we need to promote this message of you're in control of your medical destiny. Don't just listen to somebody else who tells you it's a lost cause.” — Maggie Resources Gain exclusive access and bonuses to Pushing the Limits Podcast by becoming a patron! How to Starve Cancer by Jane McLelland Lifespan by David Sinclair with Matthew D LaPlante Lifespan Podcast with Dr David Sinclair Want to learn more about how to manage and treat cancer? Check out our previous episodes:  Episode 231: The Immune System and How It Fights Cancer Cells and Viruses with Dr Elizabeth Yurth  Episode 229: Cancer Treatments: Starve Cancer, Be Free From It with Jane McLelland  Episode 227: Fighting Cancer and Other Diseases Using the Ketogenic Diet with Dr Dominic D'Agostino Learn more about the use of Vitamin C from our past episodes:  Episode 171: Vitamin C for the Critically Ill with Dr Anita Carr  Episode 169: Vitamin C in Sepsis and ARDS Treatment with Dr Alpha “Berry” Fowler Episode 168: Vitamin C for Cancer Treatment with Professor Margaret Vissers Episode 167: Curing the Uncurable with Vitamin C with Dr Thomas Levy MD, JD Episode 164: The Power of Intravenous Vitamin C with Dr Ron Hunninghake  Press-pulse: a novel therapeutic strategy for the metabolic management of cancer  Support CanceRevolution and learn more about the documentary!  Stay updated with CanceRevolution: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Youtube Connect with Brad Jones: LinkedIn | Website | Twitter | Instagram Connect with Maggie Jones: LinkedIn About Maggie and Brad Jones Maggie Jones has over 20 years of media experience and is currently the Vice President of Newsrooms Systems for South China Morning Post and Vice President of Product for Tribune Publishing and the Los Angeles Times. She is also the founder of Jones Wellness, LLC, a content creation, marketing, and consulting firm in the wellness and nutrition space. In addition, she is a stage 4 cancer thriver who credits metabolic therapy and conventional targeted therapy in prolonging her life.  Brad Jones has over 20 years of filmmaking experience and is the Executive Producer of Jones Wellness, LLC. He has edited films, from a Peabody Award-winning documentary to the highest-rated shows on MTV and CMT and has spent over a decade working at the Sundance Film Lab and Festival.  Know more and support their upcoming documentary, CanceRevolution!   You can also connect with Brad on his website, LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram. Connect with Maggie on LinkedIn. Enjoyed This Podcast? If you did, be sure to subscribe and share it with your friends! Post a review and share it! If you enjoyed tuning in, then leave us a review. You can also share this with your family and friends so they can learn more about the metabolic approach to cancer. Have any questions about the different approaches to cancer? You can contact me through email (support@lisatamati.com) or find me on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and YouTube. For more episode updates, visit my website. You may also tune in on Apple Podcasts. To pushing the limits, Lisa

Hedge fund Alden Global has devoured and squeezed newspapers, most recently Tribune Publishing. It now wants Lee Enterprises, parent of the Richmond Times-Dispatch, Charlottesville's Daily Progress and 75 other dailies. Can Lee stop Alden? Robert Zullo of the Virginia Mercury and NPR media correspondent David Folkenflik on this last stand for the industry.

Freelance investigative journalist Julie Reynolds talks about her singular pursuit of the truth about Alden Global Capital, the secretive New York hedge fund that has gobbled up newspapers across the country, stripping assets and firing reporters. Reynolds connects the dots from Alden to Cerberus Capital Management, the "shadow bank" that backed Alden's recent takeover of Tribune Publishing. Dan explores pink slime news sites, and Ellen reports on some good news for newspaper readers in the town that inspired Frostbite Falls, home to Rocky and Bullwinkle.  

Show NotesEpisode 6 - CrippenIn 1910, London police discovered human remains underneath the home of a homeopathic doctor. The discovery of the mutilated, decapitated, and deboned corpse ignited a trans-Atlantic manhunt for the suspect they believed guilty of the murder. With the suspect finally caught and executed, London authorities considered the case solved. Yet the evidence never added up to the police's version of events, leaving everyone who read about the murder with tons of questions. Those interested in the case hoped that a 2007 DNA test would finally provide the answers people have been asking for the past 100 years, but the test results left everyone more confused--and shocked-- than they were before. Sources:Bovsun, Mara. “A Question of Murder.” NY Daily News. Tribune Publishing, November 11, 2007. https://www.nydailynews.com/news/crime/question-murder-article-1.258108. Connell, Nicholas. Doctor Crippen The Infamous London Cellar Murder of 1910. Amberley Publishing, 2013. “Dr Crippen Murder: Chamber of Horror.” The Unredacted. The Unredacted, February 21, 2018. https://theunredacted.com/dr-crippen-murder-chamber-of-horror/. “Hawley Harvey Crippen.” The Proceedings of the Old Bailey: London's Central Criminal Court, 1674-1913, n.d. https://www.oldbaileyonline.org/browse.jsp?div=t19101011-74. Hodgson, Martin. “100 Years on, DNA Casts Doubt on Crippen Case.” The Guardian. Guardian News & Media, October 16, 2007. https://www.theguardian.com/uk/2007/oct/17/ukcrime.science. Foran, David R, Beth E Wills, Brianne M Kiley, John H Trestail, and Carrie B Jackson. “Case Report Criminalistics. The Conviction of Dr. Crippen: New Forensic Findings in a Century-Old Murder.” Journal of Forensic Sciences, 2010. Larson, Erik. Thunderstruck. New York: Crown Publishers, 2006. Waffinden, Bob. “Mutilating the Evidence.” The Oldie. Oldie Publications, May 30, 2019. https://www.theoldie.co.uk/blog/mutilating-the-evidence.“Was Dr Crippen Innocent of His Wife's Murder?” BBC. BBC, July 29, 2010. https://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-10802059. Young, Filson, ed. The Trial of Hawley Harvey Crippen. Glasgow: William Hodge & Company, Ltd., 1920. Music: Dellasera by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.comFor more information, visit www.oldbloodpodcast.com

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In their first joint interview, Los Angeles Times owner and executive chairman Patrick Soon-Shiong and newly-appointed executive editor Kevin Merida join Brian Stelter and answer questions about the future of the publication. "We're competing for subscriptions" and competing for peoples' time and money, Merida says. "I want to be the most exciting, innovative media company that exists, anchored out in California." He talks about expanding into new areas, from comedy to poetry, and turning the publication into a much larger media company. Soon-Shiong reaffirms his commitment to the outlet; addresses his role in Alden Global Capital's takeover of Tribune Publishing; and shares his view of what the government should do to balance the local news playing field. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Several columnists have announced they are taking the voluntary buyout offered by Tribune Publishing. One of those columnists, Steve Chapman, joins John to discuss the state of the paper business and explains what his changed role at the paper will be.

West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy is Now Open! 8am-9am PT/ 11am-Noon ET for our especially special Daily Specials; River City Hash Mondays!Starting off in the Bistro Cafe, the co-founder of Critical Race Theory broke down the GOP gaslighting about the academic study.Then, on the rest of the menu, a Capitol rioter used his charity to promote violence; official reports list a series of events where Republican monitors illegally swarmed elderly Georgia election volunteers counting votes in the presidential election audit; and, the editor of Maryland's Capital Gazette, the paper that suffered a 2018 newsroom massacre, is leaving now that hedge fund Alden Global Capital bought the venerated daily from Tribune Publishing.After the break, we move to the Chef's Table where Marine Le Pen's far-right party stumbled badly in the first round of France's regional elections; and, a South African 'diamond rush' has unearthed only quartz crystals of little to no value.All that and more, on West Coast Cookbook & Speakeasy with Chef de Cuisine Justice Putnam.Bon Appétit!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~"I was never a spy. I was with the OSS organization. We had a number of women, but we were all office help." -- Julia Child~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Show Notes & Links: https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2021/6/21/2036188/-West-Coast-Cookbook-amp-Speakeasy-Daily-Special-River-City-Hash-Mondays

In May, Alden Global Capital struck a deal to acquire Tribune Publishing for $633 million. The New York-based hedge fund is now the second-largest newspaper owner in the U.S. and has built a reputation for slashing newsrooms. Reset discusses the latest on the Alden takeover of the Chicago-based newspaper chain and what it could mean for the future of the Chicago Tribune.

Tribune Publishing's new owner will likely try to turn a profit by slashing newsroom staff. Reporter Ally Marotti joins host Amy Guth to discuss how further cost-cutting will make it difficult for the Chicago Tribune and other newspapers to hold on to readers. Plus: A new report shows your property's share of local government debt, private-equity firms to buy Medline in $30 billion deal, Chicago Fire plans facility on Northwest Side and a ghost kitchen company owned by the co-founder of Uber is embroiled in a North Side NIMBY fight.

….and it's having an even worse decade. Today we're breaking down why that matters.Last week, Alden Global Capital, a hedge fund infamous for buying local newspapers and slashing their budgets, closed its $633 million purchase of Tribune Publishing, promptly ousting the Chicago Tribune CEO. Elahe Izadi, a reporter for The Washington Post, joins us today to discuss the specs of the deal, why the local news business model is broken, and the consequences we will face if we let local news die.Looking for an appetizer for Business Casual? Check out Alex's other business pod, Founder's Journal.Privacy Policy and California Privacy Notice.

This week, the billionaire hedge fund Alden Global Capital announced that it had purchased Tribune Publishing, which owns the well-known Chicago Tribune and host of other local newspapers across the East Coast. Nicknamed the “Destroyer of Newspapers,” Alden has a terrible reputation for decimating local newspapers across the country. PLUS a proposed New York state bill, backed by gig economy giants like Uber and DoorDash, would give their workers the right to unionize. But workers and union organizers say the bill is an insidious effort to rob workers of their right to withhold their labor and would continue to misclassify them as independent contractors. 

About half of daily local newspaper circulation in the US is now controlled by hedge funds. On this week's Kicker, Rebecca Lurye, a reporter for the Hartford Courant and unit chair for the Hartford Courant Guild, and Danielle Ohl, a reporter for the Capital Gazette and chair of the Chesapeake News Guild, join Kyle Pope, editor and publisher of CJR. They discuss what comes next after Alden Global Capital bought Tribune Publishing, and how reporters and their communities can advocate for journalism.

【美加新闻播报新闻稿（北京时间5月25日、美加时间5月24日）】 （今日播报：泽深） 听众朋友大家好，这里是海外华人都在听的”美加新闻播报”，我是。。。今天是北京时间5月25日，北美当地时间5月24日，首先来到今天的新闻头条： 全美房价均价涨至1999年以来的最高水平！平均售价超34万美元！ 【CNN Business】4月全美房价继续攀升，创下新高，并以有记录以来最快的速度上涨。据报道，全国房地产经纪商协会（NAR）的一份报告显示，4月全美房产的平均售价达到了创纪录的34.16万美元，这是自1999年NAR开始跟踪这一数据以来的最高中间价。包括独栋住宅、联排别墅、公寓大厦和合作公寓在内的各类型房屋的中间价均比一年前上涨了19%，创下新纪录。 仅从独栋住宅来看，房价相较去年上涨了20%，这是自70年代初NAR开始追踪房价以来，房价上涨最快的一年。NAR的数据显示，房屋在17天内以创纪录的速度售出，4月售出的房屋中，有88%的房屋上市时间还不到一个月。此外，一直处于历史最低水平的房贷利率也呈现出上升趋势。劳伦斯预测，到年底，房贷利率将涨至3.5%。 --------------------------------------1-------------------------------------- 好，进入今天的焦点新闻： 1、迎来结局！驻守近5个月，美国国民警卫队将撤出国会山 【综合讯】当地时间24日报道，今年1月6日的国会山暴乱事件似乎暂时迎来结局。据报道，近2000名美国国民警卫队队员将撤出国会山。但由于警力不足，国会山大厦不会对外开放。国民警卫队原计划在3月份撤离，但是国会警察要求国民警卫队继续驻扎一段时间。 虽然国民警卫队撤出，但是国会暴乱的影响还在继续。美国国会决定成立独立委员会调查事件，同时有议员要求通过一项19亿美元的法案，加强国会山安全，还要求成立快速反应部队，为国会警察提供支援。 2、纽约名校竟开设“色情影片课”，学生困惑，家长愤怒，校长被迫道歉 【纽约邮报】被称为美国“最古老学校”之一的哥伦比亚语法和预备学校陷入舆论漩涡。据报道，该校近日给部分孩子在没有任何预兆的情况下提供了“色情影片课”，引起相关学生家长的愤怒。报道称，有一位家长质问：“为什么学校要把色情课程作为优先项，而不是物理、艺术、文学和诗歌课程？” 消息称，引发争议的是一门面向120人授课的线上线下结合课程，全称直译为“色情影片课：对主流色情片的交叉关注”。这门课程的内容包括部分裸露的女性图片展示以及色情网站上各种露骨词汇。该课程被公开报道并且引起越来越大的愤怒后，哥伦比亚语法和预备学校校长多诺霍向家长们发了一封邮件进行道歉，并承认该课程“不代表我们的教育理念”。 3、《纽约每日新闻》等9大报纸，全部卖出！合计40.5亿元！ 【综合讯】据报道，美国论坛出版集团（Tribune Publishing）将以6.3亿美元（约合40.5亿元人民币）出售旗下部分报纸给美国对冲基金公司——奥尔登全球资本（Alden Global Capital），届时包括《芝加哥论坛报》《巴尔的摩太阳报》和《纽约每日新闻》在内的九家报纸将完全由奥尔登全球资本管理。目前，这项交易已经获得论坛出版集团的股东同意，并在25日进行交易。 据了解，奥尔登全球资本已经拥有论坛出版集团近三分之一的股份，并于2019年成为其最大股东。《华盛顿邮报》曾指出，这家对冲基金公司以裁员和大幅削减成本而闻名。 4、实弹演习前烤大麻蛋糕给炮兵吃，加拿大后勤兵面临军法审判 【CTV】据报道，近日，加拿大新布蓝兹维省陆军炮兵队一名士兵柯斯薇在实弹射击演习前，烤大麻纸杯蛋糕分给同伴食用。据悉，炮兵队成员吃了大麻蛋糕后几乎都出现不适症状，数名炮兵甚至无法正确操作武器。 目前尚不清楚该名士兵烤大麻蛋糕的动机，她也未对此进行回应。其将于今年8月进行军事法庭审判，被控18项罪名，包含提供有毒物质、行为不检等，可能被强制退伍，面临2年徒刑。 5、比特币一天跌去4000美元 马斯克成比特币最大影响者 【华尔街日报】连日来，比特币的大幅波动仍在继续。5月23日，比特币指数又一度大跌16.71%，最低报31192.40美元/枚。华尔街日报指出，马斯克成为比特币最大影响者。今年1月的一个早上，马斯克在自己推特上添加“#比特币”标签时，比特币价格飙升了近20%。特斯拉宣布购买15亿比特币后，比特币价格上涨16%。 本月早些时候，马斯克在推特上表示，特斯拉将不再接受比特币作为其汽车的付款方式，比特币价格跳水。华尔街日报指出，外界批评者认为，包括马斯克在内的多位公共人物需要承担一定的责任，尤其是在引导新手投资者入场时。  6、“海滩派对”变“非法集会”：加州2500人聚集与警方冲突，投掷石块烟花 【CNN】当地时间5月22日晚，美国加利福尼亚州亨廷顿有超过2500人在海滩集结开派对，期间与警方发生冲突。报道称，此次集会是由社交媒体上一则邀请引起的。当地警方表示，他们知道此次活动，并做好了准备，但据警方称，当天晚上的人群变得“不守规矩”，促使警方宣布这是一次非法集会。 由于聚会人数持续迅速增加，一些人分散在不同地点，开始向警方投掷瓶子、石块、烟花和其他物品，迫使当地警方向其他机构请求外部协助。警方逮捕了121名成年人和28名青少年，并以破坏公物、燃放危险、非法烟花和违反宵禁等罪名立案。目前还未出现重大伤亡的报告。 7、维珍银河完成两年多来首次太空载人飞行 距离完成开发又迈出一步 【综合讯】维珍银河（Virgin Galactic）公司于当地时间周六成功地完成了两年多以来的首次太空载人飞行，向完成其太空旅游计划的开发又迈出了一步。该公司的太空飞行器名为VSS Unity，它被一架名为VMS Eve的运载火箭运到了大约4.4万英尺（13411米）的高空。随后，航天器被释放，它点燃了其发动机，并完成了加速，其速度大约为音速的3倍。 在达到89.2公里的高度后，飞行器在太空边缘微重力的环境下完成了缓慢的后空翻，随后它滑翔穿过大气层，返回地面。航天降落在了它此前起飞的新墨西哥州美国太空港（Spaceport America）的跑道上。  8、美少数年轻人接种新冠疫苗后报告心肌炎 CDC展开调查 【美国中文网】据报道，少数年轻人和青少年在接种新冠疫苗后报告出现心脏问题，美国疾病控制与预防中心(CDC)正在进行调查。CDC表示，目前关于年轻人接种疫苗后出现心肌炎的报告“相对较少”，且“大多数病例是轻度的”。CDC指出，这种心脏问题可能与莫德纳和辉瑞生产的mRNA疫苗有关。 心肌炎的报告主要发生在青少年和年轻人中，男性比女性更为常见，通常出现在第二次注射约4天后。 目前，美国已经有超过1.62亿人至少接种了一剂新冠疫苗。根据CDC的数据，大约有460万名12至18岁的人接种了至少一剂疫苗。CDC指出，在接种新冠疫苗后，年轻人的心肌炎发病率“与预期的基线发病率没有差异”。 9、英媒：约翰逊将于明年结婚，史上第二个任上结婚的英国首相！ 约翰逊要结婚了？综合《卫报》和《太阳报》24日报道，英国首相约翰逊据称将于2022年7月30日与未婚妻西蒙兹结婚。报道称，约翰逊今年55岁，西蒙兹33岁，两人已经向家人和朋友发出了请柬。两人2019年年末就已经订婚，但由于新冠疫情影响不得不推迟结婚计划。 《卫报》提到，这是约翰逊的第三次婚姻，但是是西蒙兹的第一次婚姻。此外，两人还是首对尚未结婚就住进唐宁街的“夫妇”。据《太阳报》介绍，除约翰逊之外，唯一一个在任上结婚的英国首相还是1822年的利物浦伯爵。 10、BBC因骗访戴妃面临审查 哈里王子：骗访某种程度导致戴安娜死亡 【综合讯】BBC记者马丁·巴希尔，骗取已故英国王妃戴安娜同意接受采访的内幕曝光后，引起了连锁反应。调查认定，巴希尔伪造银行对账单，暗示戴安娜身边几名助手受雇于安全部门，对她实施监视。巴希尔把伪造的文件出示给戴安娜的弟弟查尔斯·斯潘塞，说服后者安排戴安娜与他见面，并赢得她的信任。 1995年，戴安娜在BBC时事节目《全景》中接受了记者马丁·巴希尔的专访，披露了她与查尔斯王子的婚姻内幕。超过2200万英国观众当时收看了那次访谈，这一爆炸性新闻震惊英国王室和全国，后来在电视界获得一系列奖项。日前，英国首相约翰逊呼吁BBC采取一切措施，确保不再发生类似事件。英国司法大臣巴克兰宣布，政府决定审查BBC的管理方式。 11、美国查获夹心西瓜内藏冰毒1000斤，总价值超250万美元 【ABC】据报道，近日，美国加利福尼亚州边境巡逻队在一处商业检查站截获一辆运输西瓜的卡车，例行检查时一只警犬突然作出反应，巡逻队成员立刻搜查卡车。 最终在西瓜内发现193个包装好的塑料容器，里面装有约500公斤的冰毒，总值超250万美元。卡车司机是一名47岁的墨西哥人，现已因走私毒品罪被警方逮捕。 12、意大利缆车轿厢坠落致14死 电缆断裂导致事故发生 【综合讯】当地时间5月23日，意大利北部皮埃蒙特大区斯特雷萨发生缆车轿厢坠落事故，导致14人死亡、1人重伤。 救援队表示，现场最终发现13具遗体。2名重伤儿童被紧急送往皮埃蒙特大区首府都灵的医院，但其中一人经抢救不治身亡。据调查人员称，事故原因是一根缆绳断裂，导致缆车轿厢倾斜，之后撞到塔架，最终摔到地上。 13、美国年轻女子偷车后超速行驶 警方跨数县追捕 【Fox news】当地时间22日，美国佛罗里达州一名女子驾驶一辆偷来的汽车，超速驶过数个县逃离警方追捕，被逮捕时“几乎没穿衣服”。逮捕报告称，警方追上了这辆车，试图劝说嫌疑人离开州际公路。最终，嫌疑人驶出了埃尔南多县州际公路，又进入帕斯科县的52号州际公路。在那里，警方使用精准致停（PIT）技术使该车停下。 警察在车里发现了一种冰毒和一个用来吸食冰毒的玻璃管，进一步调查还发现，斯特凡奇的驾照已经吊销。她称这辆车是她阿姨的，她阿姨允许她开车上路。最终，斯特凡奇被指控盗窃车辆、鲁莽驾驶、逃避追捕、携带毒品和驾照吊销期间驾驶等罪名。 14、女子体验滑翔伞时高空狂吐，网友：天降呕吐物 【太阳报】跨出舒适圈、挑战极限某种程度上来说是好事没错，但是挑战自己的时候要特别注意，千万别吃太饱。据报道，近日，一名巴西女子在教练的陪同下进行滑翔伞体验，不料飞到圣孔拉杜海滩上空时，女子突感身体不适，忍不住吐了出来。 据报道，一般人体验滑翔伞的平均飞行时间是8分钟，但是这名女子当天却飞了48分钟。随后教练将影片发上网时，也坦承当时自己身体不是很舒服，也借此向大众呼吁：“希望人们以不同的方式看待飞行伞，这不是一项危险的运动，如果飞行太多次，的确会感到不舒服或呕吐都是正常的，以大多数情况来说，飞行10-12分钟不会有问题。” 15、俄罗斯一道闪电击中电缆 道路瞬间下起“电光雨” 【每日星报】俄罗斯圣彼得堡市近日出现了一场奇观，由于圣彼得堡市遭遇雷雨天气，一道闪电意外击中无轨电车电缆，当场将电缆劈断、火花四散，道路瞬间被照亮，下起了“电光雨”。 报道称，事发地点为圣彼得堡市一个交叉路口，当有行人撑伞经过，突然一阵闪光伴随一声巨响，大量火花如雨般从半空中倾泻而下，闪亮的画面维持约5秒。据悉，这场“电光雨”是闪电击中无轨电车的电缆导致，惊人的威力造成电缆断裂，一时之间电光四射，所幸这场意外并未造成伤亡。 以上就是今天美加新闻播报的全部内容，我们明天再见！

How can an MBA degree help an entrepreneur? [Show summary] Entrepreneur and Harvard Business School grad Ben Faw reflects on the value of his MBA and the role it played in his successful career. Why this serial entrepreneur feels his time at HBS was invaluable [Show notes] What happens to Harvard Business School MBAs after their first job? Do they still value the HBS MBA experience? Let's ask Ben Faw, who was a member of the HBS MBA class of 2014. Ben Faw was previously a guest on Admissions Straight Talk way back in Episode 59, just about seven years ago. At that time, Ben had just graduated from HBS and was about to take a position with LinkedIn. Prior to attending HBS, Ben attended West Point as well as the US Army Ranger School, and served in Hawaii, Iraq, and Kuwait. What's happened since graduating from HBS? Let's find out from Ben. When we last spoke, you were about to graduate from Harvard Business School and start a position at LinkedIn. What's happened since then? Bring us up to date. [1:53] It's been a really interesting and exhilarating journey. There's been a couple of twists and turns. But to start with, LinkedIn was a super positive experience for me. I was able to get a lot of understanding around particularly technology and the digital advertising ecosystem and just a ton of exposure to what a top organization in the technology field can look like, and particularly what it takes to maintain a strong positive culture. As you know, none of these cultures come for free. They’re something you build and then have to maintain, and you’ve got to see all of that.  Then, I had worked with a classmate of mine from business school on a startup project that got to the point where I could actually join full-time in the fall of 2015, about a year and a half after business school. That company, BestReviews, ended up growing quickly. We sold that in early 2018 to Tribune Publishing, which has published the Chicago Tribune and several other newspapers, for over a hundred million. I was fortunate enough to be able to help a lot with that integration, got a little bit of knowledge around the newspaper world, and transitioned to an advisory role there. I have built out a new software company called AdVon Commerce, leveraging a lot of the insights and perspectives from working in that e-commerce and digital marketing world. I got married at the very end of 2019, which proved fortuitous given the situation that unfolded in 2020. Do you feel like you're still using your MBA degree, either the network or the education, looking back on the experience? [3:54] I personally believe, and the data would prove it out, that I use almost every aspect of the MBA every single day of the week. And that includes Saturday and Sunday. I don't always work all of those days, but for me, it's the network that is used almost every single day for me, certainly multiple days per week in one capacity or another directly, and then indirectly in the lessons and insights from the network every day. The skills and perspectives are an everyday occurrence for me. Whether it be thinking about the strategy, the financials, the marketing, each aspect is something that, at least from my work, has been a daily activity. I couldn't be more grateful. And I frankly don't think I would have had the same level of success or accomplishments without the training, the network, and also the confidence that Harvard Business School and the MBA experience gave to me. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rx4KzuvBUb8 Do you think the case method was a significant ingredient in that value proposition? [5:03] I think in my own case it was, just because I learned well through that method. For me, it provided a way to truly see this in action, in an actual scenario. One thing I did was I actually wrote a small journal entry every day while at business school on what I took away from the cases. That process of preparing for a case,

Welcome to Majority.FM's AM QUICKIE! Brought to you by justcoffee.coop TODAY'S HEADLINES: The far-right dictator of Belarus used a fighter jet and a fake bomb threat to force down a civilian airliner flying over his country, allowing him to arrest a journalist and dissident who was on board. Meanwhile, Israel’s violence against Gaza is still having ripple effects after a ceasefire, as health officials report hospitals overwhelmed with wounded civilians are now also facing a surge in coronavirus cases. And lastly, the Biden Administration finally granted Temporary Protected Status to thousands of Haitian immigrants living in the U.S., shielding them from deportation back to a country that is dealing with both a political crisis and a brutal COVID epidemic. THESE ARE THE STORIES YOU NEED TO KNOW: Belarus’ dictator Aleksandr Lukashenko carried out a shocking abduction of a journalist on Sunday, using a fighter jet and a faked bomb plot to force down a civilian airliner carrying the dissident and then arresting him on the ground. On Sunday, dissident journalist Roman Protasevich was on a Ryanair flight from Greece to Vilnius, Poland, where he has been living in exile. Protasevich is the 26-year-old former editor of NEXTA, a channel on the Telegram app that has become one of Belarus’s largest opposition media companies. The flight passed through Belarussian airspace, at which point Belarussian air traffic control claimed that there was a bomb threat aboard. Lukashenko then used that as pretext to personally order Mig-29 fighter jet up to force the plane to land in Minsk, although it was by that time far closer to its destination of Vilnius, according to the BBC. After seven hours on the tarmac in Minsk, the flight eventually made it to Vilnius. But Protasevich was not aboard, as he had been abducted by Belarussian agents when the plane was forced to land. One passenger on the flight told AFP quote: “He was not screaming, but it was clear that he was very much afraid. It looked like if the window had been open, he would have jumped out of it.” Protasevich reportedly told other passengers that he was facing the death penalty. Lukashenko has, in recent months, brutally repressed protests against his authoritarian rule, but has been staunchly defended by the Russian government and faced little to no consequences for his policies. European governments and the U.S. have strongly denounced the shocking hijacking, but it’s unclear what concrete action they can or actually will take -- prior sanctions on the Lukashenko regime have clearly done little to dampen his brazen authoritarianism. Gaza Sees Rise in Covid Cases Israel agreed to stop its outright bombardment of the Gaza strip on Friday, but the aftershocks of its brutal campaign of violence are still shaking the captive population there. According to the Washington Post, Gaza’s hospitals are starting to experience a new wave of COVID cases, as Israel’s bombardment forced many residents into close-packed bomb shelters. Those cases are in addition to the 1,900 people who were injured directly by Israel’s bombing. To make matters worse, the Post reports that an airstrike destroyed the only lab in Gaza that was doing PCR tests for COVID. All of this is even more outrageous when you consider the disparities between Israel and Gaza’s access to the vaccine. Outside of the strip, Israel has conducted one of the most successful vaccination campaigns in the world. But inside Gaza, only 2 percent of the population has been vaccinated. Much of this shortage is in thanks in part to the Israeli blockade that stops medical supplies getting through to people there. Even before the recent bombardment, Gaza’s ICUs were completely swamped. The country has only 60 ICU beds for a population of almost 2 million. The International Red Cross said that damage inflicted by Israel during the conflict cut water supplies in Gaza by 40 percent and had cut power to 700,000 Gazans at one point or another. Lest we forget: all of this damage is intentional. Israel knows what will happen when it drops its bombs. And even though it claims to be targeting Hamas, it’s Gaza’s citizens who suffer the most. Biden Gives Haitians Protected Status Some good news from the Biden Administration. Biden’s head of the DHS announced on Saturday that Haitians living in the U.S. would be extended Temporary Protected Status, reversing Trump-era efforts to deport them or force them out of the country. Some 150,000 Haitians have been living in the U.S. since the devastating 2010 earthquake, and recent political crises and the pandemic there have only made their predicament more dire. Alejandro Mayorkas, the head of the DHS, acknowledged that the country’s recent plight has made it all the more important to offer these people shelter. The temporary protected status order will last for 18 months, and is a continuation of policies the Obama administration started for Haitians after the 2010 quake. The New York Times reports that it originally stems from a 1990 law that allowed foreigners who had to flee their homes because of natural disasters and conflict to work and live in the United States. This decision is far from fixing the disastrous trend of U.S. immigration policy, but it will certainly be a welcome relief for thousands of Haitians fearing for their lives and livelihoods. The U.S. was founded to offer refuge to the needy, and policies like this are the least we can do to live up to that ideal. AND NOW FOR SOME QUICKER QUICKIES: Some more good news for the coronavirus watch in the U.S. Our cases are down to their lowest rate since last summer, with fewer than 30,000 new cases a day. That’s still a lot, but at least 50 percent of Americans have gotten at least one dose of the vaccine now, so we should see those continue to drop. The Chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, Jack Read, said on Sunday that he supports assigning independent prosecutors to sexual assault cases in the military, cutting out the role that unit commanders had played in investigating their own troops. Shareholders at Tribune Publishing, the company that owns the Chicago Tribune and many other newspapers, approved a sale of the company to Alden Global Capital, one of the most bloodthirsty vulture capital funds that has been destroying newspaper chains across the country, in another blow to the greater journalism industry. In news that should surprise no one, GOP Senator Rand Paul has announced he will not get the COVID vaccine. What can we say -- I guess the only thing Rand is afraid of is that neighbor who beat the crap out of him a few years back, and not a deadly pandemic. A smart guy, that Rand. AM QUICKIE - MAY 24, 2021 HOSTS - Sam Seder & Lucie Steiner WRITER - Jack Crosbie PRODUCER - Dorsey Shaw EXECUTIVE PRODUCER - Brendan Finn

This week we hear from Bo Sacks, lecturer and media expert, about trends that have come and gone, why he thinks there’s strength in print as a niche product, and why we’re currently in the golden age of publishing. In the news roundup we discuss the vampiric Alden Global Capital acquiring Tribune Publishing (née Tronc), Snapchat's push into augmented reality, and Axel Springer's "sudden" and "inexplicable" partnership with Facebook. Watch Peter floss over at the Media Voices TikTok channel.

Shareholders for Tribune Publishing approved a $630 million takeover bid by NYC-based hedge fund, Alden Global Capital, known for expanding profits by slashing newsrooms. The unions representing several Tribune newspapers including the Baltimore Sun, Chicago Tribune and Hartford Courant, opposed the deal sparking concerns over the future of local papers. NPR's David Folkenflik joins. PBS NewsHour is supported by - https://www.pbs.org/newshour/about/funders

Latest on the future of Tribune Publishing, a visit with the Executive Director of Chicago Innovation and the Chicago Dogs are ready to welcome fans to Impact Field in Rosemont.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Crain’s reporter Ally Marotti joins Anna to break down the news that Tribune Publishing sharholders voted to sell the company to Alden Global Capital. What does this mean for the future of the Chicago Tribune?

Demand is outpacing supply in the housing sector; Senate GOP meeting with White House over infrastructure; Tribune Publishing shareholders to vote on hedge fund takeover

Plus: Kansas City Southern to combine with Canadian National Railway. Nvidia announces stock split. Tribune Publishing shareholders approve takeover offer from Alden Global Capital. Bitcoin falls 10%. J.R. Whalen reports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Chicago’s political leaders are taking bold steps to bring attention to the lack of diversity in some of the city’s most powerful industries, from financial services to journalism. Crain’s Wendell Hutson and Ally Marotti join host Amy Guth for a reporters’ roundtable. Plus: McDonald's hit with $10 billion discrimination suit from Byron Allen, Tribune Publishing shareholders vote to sell company to hedge fund, CNA Financial paid $40 million in ransom after March cyberattack and Illinois will repay the $2 billion it borrowed from the Federal Reserve without using COVID relief funds.

Hedge fund Alden Global Capital on Friday won a shareholder vote to take complete ownership of Tribune Publishing, which includes the Chicago Tribune, New York Daily News, and other local news outlets. Reset checks in with a media historian and analyst about the future of local news.

Tony Hunter is the CEO of McClatchy, one of America's oldest and most prominent publishing companies, with newspapers across 30 U.S. markets catering to 65 million monthly readers. Tony previously served as publisher of the Chicago Tribune and CEO of the parent Tribune Publishing, where he led the company through a record four-year bankruptcy and reinvented its business model. Tony joins Adam to share his journey and best lessons learned leading and driving turnarounds of major publishing companies.

A bidding war over Tribune Publishing, owner of the Chicago Tribune, Baltimore Sun and other newspapers, continues. But time is running out for many of the Tribune’s current and former journalists who have been rallying to block a takeover bid by New York hedge fund Alden Global Capital. Reset checks in with a media historian and analyst about the future of newspapers GUEST: Victor Pickard, professor at the Annenberg School for Communication at the University of Pennsylvania, where he’s co-Director of the Media, Inequality & Change Center

All roads may be leading to Alden Global Capital in the quest to purchase Tribune Publishing. A few potential saviors cropped up in recent months, including a Maryland hotel executive and a Swiss billionaire. But neither of those buyers will be moving forward, leaving the hedge fund Alden Global Capital as possibly the only viable option on the table.

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Your local news update from the Orlando Sentinel for Monday, April 19th includes the latest coronavirus numbers, Space Coast museum raising funds to salvage World War II-era plane, and Swiss billionaire ends his bid for Orlando Sentinel parent Tribune Publishing.

Today we talk all about actionable content! What does top and middle of funnel content mean? Well, let's find out! We're joined by Tribune Publishing's, Sarah Munley to hear about how she markets her content for her company and her clients! Unlocking Pure Revenue is a sales and marketing leadership series that discusses best practices across channels in the space. Interested in hearing more? Subscribe to the podcast to receive two episodes a month!Want to take your sales and marketing research even further, check out PureB2B.com! 

Thomas Peele is a Bay Area-based investigative reporter who has been working in the industry since 1983. For 20 years, he worked at the Bay Area News Group, where he was part of the team that won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize in Breaking News Reporting about the Ghost Ship warehouse fire in Oakland. Thomas is the author of Killing the Messenger, a book about the 2007 murder of Oakland journalist Chauncey Bailey. Thomas was also the lead reporter for the Chauncey Bailey Project, where a collaborative group of reporters investigated who was behind the murder of Chauncey. Thomas is currently an investigative reporter for EdSource, a nonprofit news outlet that covers education in California. He is also a lecturer at UC Berkeley's Graduate School of Journalism. To read Thomas's work, click here. And to follow him on Twitter, click here. Thomas's shoutout is to David DeBolt, a reporter for the San Jose Mercury News and the East Bay Times who shared the 2017 Pulitzer Prize with Thomas. To read David's work, click here. To follow him on Twitter, click here. Note: When I interviewed Thomas Peele for this episode, Tribune Publishing, a newspaper chain that owns the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun, had reached a deal to be purchased by Alden Global Capital. It's a New York-based hedge fund that is notorious for destroying local newspapers by buying them up, selling off their assets and cutting reporting jobs. Then, in mid-March, it was reported that a Maryland hotel executive and Swiss billionaire were also interested in the purchase, potentially saving the newspaper chain from Alden. On April 4, the hotel executive and billionaire made a better offer than Alden to buy Tribune Publishing. The final buyer has yet to be announced. To learn more, click here.

When reports surfaced that Alden Global Capital, a New York-based hedge fund, was planning to take over Tribune Publishing, two journalists from the Chicago Tribune went on a quest in search of a new investor for the company. And now, an unforeseen buyer has emerged. Gary Marx, one of the two journalists leading the campaign, joins Reset for more on the future of the newspaper.

A.M. Edition for April 5. WSJ's Michael Gordon discusses what each side is looking to achieve from the discussions. Another bidder for Tribune Publishing emerges in a takeover deal. And, a look at possible tech solutions for sleepless nights. Keith Collins hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

New York state's corporate and income taxes could rise by $4.3 billion a year. Johnson & Johnson is taking over manufacturing at the plant where a batch of its Covid-19 vaccine's main ingredient was ruined. Keith Collins hosts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

The Hartford Courant is America’s oldest continuously published newspaper. But the proposed acquisition of the paper’s parent company Tribune Publishing by hedge fund Alden Global Capital has reporters worried about the newspaper’s future. This hour, we look at the future of the Courant.  In a changing world, how will newspapers and other media companies survive? GUESTS: Rebecca Lurye - covers the city of Hartford for the Hartford Courant; she is the chair of the Hartford Courant Guild union David Owens - was a longtime reporter for the Hartford Courant; he left last year Kerry Flynn - Media Reporter at CNN Business Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Hartford Courant is America’s oldest continuously published newspaper. But the proposed acquisition of the paper’s parent company Tribune Publishing by hedge fund Alden Global Capital has reporters worried about the newspaper’s future. This hour, we look at the future of the Courant.  In a changing world, how will newspapers and other media companies survive? GUESTS: Rebecca Lurye - covers the city of Hartford for the Hartford Courant; she is the chair of the Hartford Courant Guild union David Owens - was a longtime reporter for the Hartford Courant; he left last year Kerry Flynn - Media Reporter at CNN Business Support the show: http://wnpr.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Alden Global Capital, a hedge fund known for its cost-cutting approach to local newspapers, had made a bid to buy Tribune Publishing, a conglomerate of local papers including the Chicago Tribune and the Baltimore Sun. Then, a billionaire put in an offer of his own. WSJ's Lukas Alpert details the face-off between the hedge fund and the billionaire, which could forever change the newspapers caught in the middle.

Credit Suisse, Nomura say they could incur losses from dealings with Archegos Capital. Southwest to buy 100 new Boeing 737 MAX jets. Florida investor commits $100 million toward potential bid for Tribune Publishing. U.S. adds new Covid-19 vaccine sites. J.R. Whalen reports. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Even if 70 percent of the population was vaccinated, it may not be enough to stop the spread of the virus because of the emergence of new variants. Reporter Stephanie Goldberg joins host Amy Guth to explain. Plus: A North Side private practice tapped to vaccinate CPS staff gets its doses taken away, new city rules would prevent employers from retaliating against workers getting vaccines, Tribune Publishing’s board favors Alden's bid over higher offer from a Maryland hotel tycoon and a downtown alderman seeks a Thompson Center zoning change to tee up potential sale.

Steven Waldman, the president and co-founder of Report for America, connects the dots between the local news crisis, the "financialization" of newspaper ownership, and the spread of disinformation on social media. Brian Stelter also asks Waldman about the rash of recent news about the news industry, including the international implications of the Australian proposal to have tech platforms pay publishers for news, and a hedge fund's bid to buy Tribune Publishing. Waldman says the decline of local news coverage is "catastrophic for democracy," and proposes some solutions, including tax credits and nonprofit ownership models. "In the scale of the amount of philanthropic resources that are out there... it's actually inexpensive to fix, and yet the consequences of what's happening are so severe," he says. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy

Robert Channick, business reporter for the Chicago Tribune, joined Bob Sirott to talk about his article: Hedge fund Alden to buy Tribune Publishing in deal valued at $630 million. He shares information on the decision and what it was like writing about his company for a change.

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Alden Global Capital, a New York-based hedge fund that owns a major stake of Tribune Publishing, is trying to purchase more newspapers across the country. Reset checks in with a news industry analyst who says this may signal the end of local journalism as we know it.

Guest Cindy Ballard, CHRO Linkedin URL: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cindyjballard/ Hosts Rosalene Glickman, Ph.D. and Bill Brewer, CCP Overview Entertainment industry chief human resources executive Cindy Ballard discusses how to discover what the best means to your people with hosts, Rosalene Glickman and Bill Brewer. About Cindy Ballard Cindy Ballard is an accomplished Human Resources executive. She leads media companies design, implements and accelerates their transformation and HR strategies. Cindy is currently the CHRO at Streamland Media. Previously, Cindy partnered closely with ICM Partners' executive leadership team and was responsible for all facets of HR, including corporate culture, talent performance, planning and development, organizational design, HR analytics, health and welfare benefits, and compensation. She built the HR function from the ground up and was instrumental in advancing the diversity, inclusion and gender equity agendas. Cindy previously served as Chief Human Resources Officer for Tribune Publishing where she led HR across ten media companies covering 7,000 employees. Before that, Cindy was Senior Vice President of Global HR for 20th Century Fox where she managed international and domestic activities for the company's Worldwide Distribution Group, which employs 2,500 employees in more than 31 countries. Earlier in her career, Cindy served as Senior Vice President of HR for Initiative Media, a global agency and in various leadership capacities with Borders Group, where she also designed and implemented a corporate diversity program. Cindy recently received the Top Human Resources Executive of Southern California award and The Most Powerful and Influential Woman award from the Diversity Council of Southern California. Why You Have to Check Out This Podcast - Why HR leaders need to break norms in order to yield the best results from their people during crises such as the pandemic. - How to establish a safe work environment that respects vulnerability. - How to create a human connection with each employee and produce optimum employee engagement. - The deliberate steps to discover what “the best” means to your people. - How to be a leader that empowers your people to be their best. - Why the CHRO is as critical passing through the pandemic as the CFO was passing through the global financial crisis.

US stocks rose in 2020. Plus, Enphase Energy is joining the S&P 500, Celsius Holdings will join the S&P SmallCap 600, and Alden Global is eying Tribune Publishing.

US stocks rose in 2020. Plus, Enphase Energy is joining the S&P 500, Celsius Holdings will join the S&P SmallCap 600, and Alden Global is eying Tribune Publishing.

President Trump faces controversy over call with Georgia's Secretary of State; Alden Global Capital tries to acquire Tribune Publishing; Bitcoin reaches new record high; Larry King hospitalized from COVID-19; Seth Kirkpatrick reports.

On today's Quick News Daily, we'll be talking about the Brexit deal from last week, a pretty crappy move by GoDaddy.com, and the latest news on the fiasco with the stimulus deal in Congress.  ----more----Sources:GoDaddy Employees Were Told They Were Getting a Holiday Bonus. It Was Actually a Phishing Test. Twitter Thread on GoDaddy Phishing Trump Signs Coronavirus Relief And Spending Bill Details Of Coronavirus Relief Bill: Direct Payments, UnemploymentNew Year's Eve from the CDC  Panic! At The Disco - Roaring 20s (Official Audio) "Roaring 20s" by Panic! at the Disco is the property of the band, their record label, distribution companies, and any of the other original owners. You can download the full "Pray for the Wicked" album here: https://patd.lnk.to/PrayForTheWickedID or listen to it on YouTube using the link above in the Sources list.Mostly Accurate Transcript: OPENToday is Tuesday, December 29th; welcome once again. Today, we have some stories that I wanted to get to yesterday, but the show was already running a bit over 20 minutes, so I figured I'd just save them until today. So, we'll be talking about the Brexit deal from last week, a pretty crappy move by GoDaddy.com, and some news on the fiasco with the stimulus deal in Congress. Let's keep right on rolling this week and get caught up. GO DADDYLet's start by talking about this horrible, tone-deaf initiative that happened to employees of GoDaddy.  About two weeks ago, GoDaddy employees got an email from the email address "happyholiday@godaddy.com". The email read: "2020 has been a record year for GoDaddy, thanks to you! Though we cannot celebrate together during our annual Holiday Party, we want to show our appreciation and share a $650 one-time Holiday bonus! To ensure that you receive your one-time bonus in time for the Holidays, please select your location and fill in the details by Friday, December 18th.”So, about 500 GoDaddy employees filled in their information and sent it back. A ton of folks are struggling through this pandemic, so this $650 would really mean a lot to them. Well, sadly, this wasn't real. A couple of days later, they got another email from GoDaddy's chief security officer, Demetrius Comes, that said: “You’re getting this email because you failed our recent phishing test. You will need to retake the Security Awareness Social Engineering training.” As I mention quite frequently, I'm in school for IT, so I've learned quite a bit about how to keep information safe on the internet and phishing scams and all of that. Honestly, unless there was some type of warning a couple of weeks before this, I think I probably would have filled this out too. I think the only things that would be suspicious would be that they're asking you for your information, and that the email was from "happy holiday @godaddy.com", not "happy holidays". I haven't learned this yet in school, but frankly, if they have "@godaddy.com" in their email address, that would probably mean that the hackers already got into the GoDaddy system. At that point, they'd already have almost everything that they wanted, and the company would have a lot bigger worries than employees giving information. The emails were brought to the world's attention because three employees decided to forward them to The Copper Courier, who first broke the story. That story also says, "Despite the company surpassing 20 million customers this year and reporting 'record customer growth', the company laid off or reassigned hundreds of employees during the coronavirus pandemic, including in Arizona, Iowa, and Texas." That always drives me up the wall when companies say that they're having such a great year, but as an employee, you look around and half your department is gone, or your benefits are getting cut, or something like that. As we learn more and more about Ronald Reagan, there are many things to hate about his presidency, but this stupid idea of "trickle down economics" is maybe the most dangerous. When wealthy people get more wealth, they don't pass jack down to regular people. One of the dumber things about this is that GoDaddy wasn't even the first company to try this. In September, Tribune Publishing, which owns several major newspapers around the country, sent a similar email to its employees that promised $5,000-10,000  bonuses. That company eventually ended up apologizing, and GoDaddy should too. Again, so many people are struggling this year, especially the workers at GoDaddy since they're getting laid off left and right, so this is the worst kind of email you can send. Yes, hackers can be very good and send convincing emails like this one, but there were almost no warning signs in this email. There was one typo where they put "submittals" instead of "submissions", one grammar issue with a missing comma, and then they also put the standard "free money, claim it now!" saying in there, which are all a bit suspicious. At the same time, people do not spell as well or have as good of grammar as they used to, even HR people. Spellcheck is really a crutch, and people use it as such, so besides that "free money" thing, I wouldn't think this email was suspicious at all. Not only does GoDaddy need to apologize for this, but more importantly, they need to cough up those bonuses as part of that apology. If you can't afford that, then don't send out the email. BREXITSome other big international news that broke towards the middle of last week was a sort of Brexit deal that the UK and European Union designed. Officially, it's called the EU-UK Trade and Cooperation Agreement. Member countries of the EU and British Parliament are both expected to approve the agreement within the next week, but the European Parliament still has to approve it, which might not happen until later in January or February. It technically takes effect on January 1st, but it doesn't become permanent until the European Parliament approves. To put it mildly, British citizens were not happy about it. Apparently, it's worse than the deal that Theresa May originally made, and that deal caused Boris Johnson to have a fit and resign his cabinet position in disgust. A lot of people are pointing out the hypocrisy of him coming out and trying to sell this deal, which is worse than the old one. On the one hand, it's important because it makes sure that the UK can still trade with the EU without facing tariffs or quotas.However, the UK loses a lot of privileges. Everything from access to fishing waters and energy markets, as well as uncertainties about traveling between the two, education exchanges. There are also worries about whether the UK will still get real-time info from EU law enforcement databases and whether they'll have access to the EU markets since the financial services sector is so important for Britain. Stay tuned everyone, this is going to keep devloping over the next couple of months. DEFENSE BILL VETO AND STIMULUSYesterday, we found out that the House voted to overturn Trump's veto of the annual defense authorization bill. I believe the final tally was about 322-87. The article from NPR that I was reading about it mentioned that it's super unusual for the House to have to override a veto on the defense spending bill, but that's because it's even more unusual for the president to veto it in the first place.  NPR said, "The political popularity of the military typically means the National Defense Authorization Act has a high likelihood of passage and becomes one of the last vehicles of the year for compromise and enactment." I'm just going to pause right here and say that I hate the stigma that if you even  question the enormous amount of spending on the military, you're somehow "disrespecting the troops". No, you can respect the troops and wonder why so much of the military budget is for these blacked-out parts of the budget that means that we can't see how the money is being spent, or why regular supplies cost so much more than fair market value. Respecting the troops means making sure that they're fighting for freedoms, not to help private defense companies get rich. But back to the story here, Trump opposed the bill because it would rename military bases named for Confederate figures like Robert E. Lee, and he also was angry that Democrats in Congress didn't agree to a bargain in which they'd lift some legal protections for tech companies, which is the famous Section 230 that he's been ranting about for weeks now. Again, it's important to set the record straight on what this Section 230 actually is, because I guarantee you that a ton of people in Congress who say they oppose it don't even know what it is. Section 230 is supposed to help protect free speech on the internet, so it says that tech companies like Twitter, Facebook, blogs, etc. are not liable for what users post on there. This is why Facebook doesn't get in any legal trouble for having all of those right-wing groups who use it to post death threats or plot to kidnap governors, or why Twitter isn't liable for a toddler tweeting "STOP THE STEAL" or "when the looting starts, the shooting starts". Really, it's for any website with user-generated content, because the website owner technically isn't responsible for what other people post, and places like YouTube have so much content that they'd never be able to go through every single thing. Sure, that's a bit of an excuse, but it's the truth. The internet as we know it would change without this. That's the irony here: Trump hates Section 230, but if he takes it away, he'll be the first one who's banned. He tweets false stuff, and even threats, nearly every day of the week. Usually, it's multiple times a day. As for the COVID stimulus bill, that also finally passed after Trump originally said he wouldn't be signing it. It includes a lot of what I went over last week on Monday, which was the first time that it looked like it was going to pass, before Trump went off the rails and said he wouldn't sign it. It has funding or changes for about 9 categories of things, so they jammed a ton of stuff in here just because they could. Anyways, let's go through those.Individual Benefits⦁ $600 direct payment checks for every adult and child earning up to $75,000. Individuals earning between $75,000 and $99,000 would get smaller checks, and the benefit cuts out entirely for individuals earning over $99,000.⦁ Unemployment benefits: they agreed to extend enhanced unemployment benefits for jobless workers, who will receive up to $300 per week through mid-March. Self-employed people and gig workers will also receive extended assistance.⦁ Rental assistance: $25 billion to help families pay their rent, and it extends the eviction moratorium now in effect until Jan. 31.⦁ SNAP assistance: The measure includes an additional $13 billion for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Small-Business HelpPPP loans: The agreement includes some $284 billion for Paycheck Protection Program loans. Democrats say they expanded eligibility for the loans to include nonprofits and local newspapers, along with TV and radio stations. Also, $15 billion would be reserved for live venues, independent movie theaters and cultural institutions, which have been struggling due to pandemic-forced closures.Vaccines$68 billion to purchase and distribute COVID-19 vaccines and help states conduct testing — $20 billion of that funding will make the vaccine available at no cost for anybody needing it.Broadband Access$7 billion to increase access to broadband Internet, including a new Emergency Broadband Benefit that Democrats say will help millions of students' families and unemployed workers afford the broadband they need during the pandemic.Transportation Aid $45 billion in transportation-related assistance, including:⦁     $16 billion for airlines to pay the salaries of workers and contractors.⦁     $14 billion for mass transit agencies.⦁     $10 billion for highways.⦁     $1 billion for Amtrak.Education$82 billion in funding for schools and universities to assist with reopening, including $2.75 billion for private K-12 education.Agriculture$13 billion in the measure for farmers and agriculture, including money under the Coronavirus Food Assistance Program for growers and livestock, dairy and poultry producers.Medical BillsThe measure also includes a provision ending surprise medical billing. Republicans say patients would be required to receive a "true and honest cost estimate" three days before any scheduled procedure and that billing disputes would be subject to arbitration.Tax-Deductible MealsLawmakers also included a provision sought by Trump, making the cost of meals a deductible business expense.NEW YEAR'S EVE GUIDANCE FROM CDCThe CDC has guidance for how to celebrate New Year's Eve "safely", but that's kind of misleading. There's really no way to safely celebrate New Year's Eve like we would any other year; it's essentially about reducing risk. I know that I'm probably preaching to the choir here because if you're listening, you're probably taking COVID fairly seriously. However, it's good to keep hearing these things to remind ourselves, or maybe you're just tuning in and you're not as familiar with all the ways to stay safe. I want this show to be useful to as many people as possible. So, if you do celebrate:⦁ Wear a mask⦁ Social distance = 6ft = 2 arms lengths ⦁ Avoid crowds, especially in poorly ventilated indoor spaces⦁ Wash your hands⦁ Stay home if you're sick⦁ Get your flu shot ASAP⦁ Get your COVID vaccineIf you host: ⦁ Talk with guests ahead of time to set expectations for celebrating together.⦁ Limit the number of guests.⦁ Keep celebrations outdoors, if possible.⦁ If indoors, open windows and doors. Use a window fan to blow air out, which will pull fresh air in through the open windows.⦁ Clean and disinfect frequently touched surfaces and items between use.⦁ Have guests bring their own food, drinks, plates, cups, and utensils.⦁ Have extra unused masks available for your guests and encourage everyone to wear them inside and outside.⦁ Keep background music volume low so guests don’t need to shout⦁ It’s okay if you decide to postpone or cancel your gathering. Do what’s best for you.If you're an attendee: ⦁ It’s okay if you decide to stay home and remain apart from others. Do what’s best for you.⦁ If traveling for a celebration, know what to do before, during, and after travel.⦁ Bring your own food, drinks, and disposable plates, cups, and utensils.⦁ Wear a mask indoors and outdoors and safely store your mask while eating and drinking.⦁ Avoid alcohol and drugs that can alter judgement and make it difficult to practice COVID-19 safety measures.⦁ Avoid shouting and singing.⦁ Avoid areas where food is prepared, such as the kitchen.⦁ Use single-use options, like condiment packets.Alternatives to traditional celebrations:⦁ Virtual celebrations (concerts, performances, countdowns to midnight, dinner or dessert with friends/family)⦁ Plan your party for the people you live with⦁ Reach out to family, friends, and neighbors⦁ Call, text, or leave a voicemail for family, friends, and neighbors wishing them a happy new year.⦁ Call friends and family to count down to the new year together.⦁ Plan a neighborhood countdown to midnight. People who live with each other can stand in front of their house and cheer together at midnight.Other ideas:⦁ Watch a livestreamed firework display, concert, First Night event, or other New Year’s programming from your home, such as the Times Square New Year’s Eve ball drop. Virtual events are happening across the United States.⦁ Take care of yourself and do something you enjoy, such as reading a book or taking a walk.⦁ Pick up a special meal from a local restaurant to share with your household.⦁ Plan an outdoor activity with people you live with such as a hike or sledding.⦁ Set new year resolutions. Find out if your hometown is sponsoring a special social media event and share your resolutions.I have to be honest though, it's pretty depressing to think about where we were 1 year ago versus New Year's Eve this year. There was so much hype about the new decade and the roaring 20s and the Great Gatsby and all of that, but it seems like we got what the actual roaring 20s were like. I don't know what else to say, frankly. Just hang in there, and think of the massive, massive celebrations that'll be happening when this is all over. I don't even think we can imagine what it'll be like when every band you've wanted to see is on tour at the same time, all of the sports are back, theater and movies are back, etc. 

Colin McMahon is editor-in-chief of the Chicago Tribune and chief content officer of the newspaper's parent company, Tribune Publishing. He also oversees all editorial operations at Tribune Content Agency, the syndication and premium content arm of Tribune Publishing.  Colin became the Tribune's top editor in February 2020, after a long career as a local news reporter, foreign correspondent and senior editor.  While a senior editor at the Chicago Tribune, Colin launched new initiatives such as a shared content system known as Media on Demand; the digital business vertical Blue Sky Innovation; E-book and print book publishing and Printers Row Journal.  He joined the Tribune in 1987 as a copy editor on the National/Foreign Desk. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/Qj1CH4W0vUc Introduction music by:  LAKEY INSPIRED - Chill Day LAKEY INSPIRED - Chill Day  Download→ https://soundcloud.com/lakeyinspired/chill-day

Of the 200 largest papers by circulation in the United States, 70% of them are owned by hedge funds. A number of ideas are being considered to help restore local ownership of local papers, including legislation that would provide incentives for hedge funds to sell their newspapers to local buyers. Tom's next guest today is Jon Schleuss, the national president of the NewsGuild, a division of the Communications Workers of America trade union. The NewsGuild represents more than 20,000 journalists and media professionals across the United States and Canada, including the newsroom employees of the Baltimore Sun. Mr. Schleuss (pronounced "shloyce" ) got his start in journalism a decade ago as an online editor and manager of a staff of journalists at the Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. He later worked part time as a reporter and weekend host at the local NPR station. In 2013 he joined the Los Angeles Times as a reporter, and five years later led the campaign to secure union representation at the Times, whose newsroom had been non-union for all of its 140 years. Mr. Schleuss's union has been closely involved in the Save Our Sun campaign to protect the Baltimore Sun from continued cuts by its current owner, Tribune Publishing and its controlling hedge-fund partner, Alden Global Capital, and to press the company to sell the paper to a journalism-centered coalition of local buyers. The NewsGuild is also working with other newspapers and with digital newsrooms across the country facing similar corporate pressures. Jon Schleuss joins Tom on Zoom.

Stacy Ike is a TV host, actress, and entrepreneur currently based in Los Angeles. Stacy works to impact the perception of traditional media by creating original content and uses her platform to entertain and inspire while reigning true to her integrity and social responsibility. Hailing from Houston, Texas and a proud University of Missouri J-School graduate, Stacy embarked on her evolving career immediately after graduating. Creating waves in the U.S and Australia, her luminous and charismatic personality has allowed her to build a rapport as the host to share the best moments with, including interviews with Oprah, Tom Ford, Viola Davis and Melissa McCarthy to name a few. Stacy has worked worked with Afterbuzz TV, toured with Mountain Dew hosting live shows and partnered with Smashbox Cosmetics for a talk-series with fellow influencers. She has also worked with Baller Alert, Regal Cinemas, Tribune Publishing and the Hollywood Reporter as a writer and on-camera talent. Stacy recently took on the position as the first live show host of the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN). As the host of OWN Tonight, a late-night show, Stacy interviewed cast members from the hit-drama Greenleaf along with other celebrity fans. Stacy is the founder of Fight For Your Fairytale, a brand inspiring and encouraging other creatives to believe in themselves wholeheartedly and to continually grow past their fears to be the best version of themselves. And most recently, she launched her podcast Human 2 Human She often says, ""Each moment I decide to be myself, I give someone else permission to do the same thing."" When she's not prepping for an interview, rehearsing a scene for acting class, or dropping inspiration and straight talk on her Youtube channel, you might find her binge-watching the latest new Netflix show with a huge bowl of kettle popcorn. You can catch up with Stacy at StacyIke.com, or on Instagram and Twitter @onetakestace.

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Grand jury indicts 1 of 3 officers in Breonna Taylor shooting, but not for her death. Tribune Publishing phishes employees with email announcing bonuses. Man convicted for smearing semen on co-worker’s belongings. Highway sign comes crashing down hitting a truck. Man dies from eating bags of black licorice. Dieter's Conspiracy Corner: China made the coronavirus.

THURSDAY 9/24/20: Shawn is cautious about a story out of Vietnam that is sure to ruin lunches. Tribune Publishing picks a rather cruel way to train their employees on phishing scams. A woman who filmed a viral video in Viera joins the show to talk about how everything went down. A couple gets attention for a video of their child skiing, but not all of it is good.

Jeff and Charlie talk about the early days of Podcast Village, when we shared microphones and worked out of a co-working space in Gaithersburg, Md. Look at us now! A shout-out to long-time friend and an early guest, Garret Ohm, and the risks of being a social media early adopter, including the time we ran a golf charity tournament and gave sleeves of Pro VIs to anyone who checked in on Foursquare! Yep, Jeff, Charlie and Garret were the only ones who walked away with sleeves. Jeff, who earlier in his career worked as a reporter at The Capital newspaper in Annapolis, talks about Tribune Publishing’s decision to close the newspaper’s office/newsroom, forcing reporters to do their work from home, from coffee shops and from their cars. Not good.

Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   SPONSOR: Many thanks to Solar Energy Services for sponsoring this podcast. If you think solar is in your future, please give Rick Peters and his team a call at 410-923-6090.  Today...Tribune Publishing announced that they will be closing The Capital's newsroom. The City of Annapolis received a gift of 40,000 medical grade masks from a sister city in China. And Annapolis has given out nearly $500M in grants to local organizations.  It's Thursday, which means the Annapolis Makerspace Minutes with Trevor. He's back with great ideas to work out your mind and skills. And of course, George  from DMV Weather  is here with your local weather forecast! Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday and available wherever you get your podcasts and also on our  YouTube, Facebook, and Twitter feeds, and of course at Eye On Annapolis.

Reset discusses the latest developments at Tribune Publishing, and what they mean for the future of the Chicago Tribune and the local media landscape.

COVID-19 has upended the world's economy and forced marketers to focus more heavily on digital targeting efforts to reach their ideal audiences. In this environment, the power of email can make or break a company's bottom line. Knowing the right way to execute campaigns and measure success along the way is critical. In this episode of The Why Behind The Buy, host Monique Ruiz talks email marketing best practices with Claritas' Jeff Bickel and discusses email marketing wins with Mark King of Conversion Alliance and Bob Smolik of Tribune Publishing. The Smart Marketer's Guide to Optimizing ROI: http://www2.claritas.com/optimizeROI Conversion Alliance: https://conversionalliance.com/ Tribune Publishing: www.tribpub.com Download more podcast episodes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-why-behind-the-buy/id1441029170 Learn about Claritas and find your best customers: https://claritas.com Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Claritas2.0/ Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/claritas_mbs/ Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/Claritas2_0

Disney is putting rules in place like requiring visitors to wear face masks and undergo temperature checks. The company has also issued a warning — saying come at your own risk. Martin Lewison, known as Professor Roller Coaster, joins us. Also, newspapers owned by Tribune Publishing have been forced to accept furloughs and pay cuts that will last beyond the economic crisis caused by the pandemic. Newsroom unions are pushing back, fearful of the investment firm about to take over the company. NPR's David Folkenflik reports.

Alden Global Capital, a hedge fund notorious for gutting newspaper staff, is now the largest stakeholder in Chicago Tribune’s parent company Tribune Publishing. Chicago Tribune reporter Gary Marx joins Reset to discuss the company’s future.

Tribune Publishing is offering buyouts to its longtime employees to try to cut down on costs. Reset talks with NPR’s David Folkenflik and the Chicago Tribune’s Megan Crepeau about why this is happening and what happens next.

Hundreds of journalists from the Chicago Tribune and other outlets owned by Tribune Publishing are petitioning the company’s board of directors to invest in their news organizations. Reset talks to news industry analyst Ken Doctor and Heidi Stevens.

Today on Midday, a conversation about a labor dispute that affects the future of local journalism; in particular, the Baltimore Sun.Let’s keep in mind just how important the Sun is to our community. In terms of this radio show, it’s the first place we check every morning to keep up to date with what’s going on in and around Baltimore, and throughout the state of Maryland. Midday, like many other radio and TV broadcast outlets, relies on reporters at the Sun for breaking stories, and for providing context to issues that Sun reporters know better than anyone else. Last night, the Washington-Baltimore News Guild, which represents reporters, photographers and others at the paper, voted to approve an offer for a contract extension from Tribune Publishing, the parent company of The Sun. We are joined today by three Sun reporters who have been part of the Guild's negotiating team during the recent bargaining sessions, and can speak to the issues at stake in the negotiations:Scott Dance writes about the environment and the weather. He's been with The Sun since 2012.Liz Bowie, who covers education for The Sun, has been a reporter at the paper for more than 30 years. She has also covered the environment, business, and state government.Kevin Rector is an investigative reporter with a focus on criminal justice. Kevin joined the staff of The Sun in the 2012.

Many thanks to our sponsor: Kegs & Corks Craft Beer and Maryland Wine Festival on August 17th. Discounted and early admission tickets ONLY on their website! CONNECT WITH US!  LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   Today...A man stole money from a donation box intended for animals. Annapolis car crimes are up significantly. A new clear bag policy at the Navy-Marine Corps Stadium. County Democrats say that Republicans are responsible for mass shootings and raise the ire of many. Maryland is settling another 6 figure lawsuit with a former employee. Tribune Publishing is not negotiating in good faith with the Baltimore Sun Guild and I have a bit of an opinion on that. And, of course, George from DMV Weather with your local weather forecast!  Flash Briefing for Alexa. Yep, I finally brought the Daily News Brief to Alexa. Search for "Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief" in your Alexa app and enable it--and be sure to drop us a rating! More info here.  The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday and available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,  Google Music, Stitcher Radio, tunein, IHeartRADIO, Amazon Echo,  YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and of course at Eye On Annapolis. Our weather partner is DMV Weather based in Annapolis. Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! Please be sure to check out our weekly sister podcast, The Maryland Crabs!

CONNECT WITH US!  LOTS OF WAYS:  http://bit.ly/EOAConnect Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.   Today...The Anne Arundel Health Department has another rabid raccoon. Maryland lost some jobs in May and it is impossible to afford an apartment in Anne Arundel County on minimum wage. Tribune Publishing has announced plans for a national memorial in DC for fallen journalists. Broadneck High donated $6K to the CBF. And, of course, George from DMV Weather with your local weather forecast!  Flash Briefing for Alexa. Yep, I finally brought the Daily News Brief to Alexa. Search for "Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief" in your Alexa app and enable it--and be sure to drop us a rating! More info here.  The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday and available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,  Google Music, Stitcher Radio, tunein, IHeartRADIO, Amazon Echo,  YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and of course at Eye On Annapolis. Our weather partner is DMV Weather based in Annapolis. Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! Please be sure to check out our weekly sister podcast, The Maryland Crabs!

One of the easiest and most widespread use cases for blockchain is through the creation of skins and other gaming assets.  Wax has dominated this space by creating one of the safest and most convenient ways to create, buy, sell, and trade virtual items.  WAX is designed to serve the 400+ million online players who already collect, buy and sell in-game digital items. Tatiana and Josh sit down to talk with Malcolm CasSelle from Wax to get the latest on their project, and also a wider perspective on the space, where it’s going, how it compares to other tech communities, including what the impact of price and regulation have on the future of development. About the Guests: Malcolm CasSelle most recently led a $100M token sale as President of WAX (Worldwide Asset eXchange) and CIO of OPSkins, the number one marketplace for buying and selling items from online video games and most used blockchain in the world for eCommerce. He was previously President and CTO at Tribune Publishing overseeing rapid growth properties leveraging digital assets. Previously he was SVP & GM of Digital Media at SeaChange Int'l which acquired his company, Timeline Labs where he was CEO, a leading solution for companies to discover, display and measure engaging content based on social signaling and machine learning. He has also been an active investor in companies like Facebook, Zynga, and funds in big data and blockchain technologies. During his career, he assisted in raising billions for private transactions. He holds degrees in Computer Science from both MIT and Stanford University and speaks both Japanese and Mandarin. If you like this content, please send a tip with BTC to: 1444meJi7YjgQGNg3U8Z6qYZFA5cgz4Gmj More Info:   TatianaMoroz.com CryptoMediaHub.com Vaultoro.com Wax.io Friends and Sponsors of the Show: Token Talks Podcast Blocktap.io Proof of Love Cast Podcast

In today’s podcast, we hear that prize for first big breach of 2019 goes to Australia, but the year is young. Ryuk “artisanal” malware implicated in newspaper print-plant hacks. reCAPTCHA gets captchu’d, again. The Dark Overlord teases some pretty dull stuff, a step ahead of the law and Pastebin content moderators. PewDiePie followers continue to pester Internet users. And there’s a new play about Reality Winner, the alleged NSA leaker. Johannes Ullrich from SANS and the ISC Stormcast podcast on cold boot attacks on laptops. Guest is Sarah Squire from Ping Identity with results from a survey on consumer response to breaches. For links to all of today's stories check our our CyberWire daily news brief: https://thecyberwire.com/issues/issues2018/November/CyberWire_2019_01_03.html Support our show

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Give us about ten minutes a day and we will give you all the local news, local sports, local weather, and local events you can handle.  Today... County Executive Elect Pittman names a few more to his leadership team. Tribune Publishing blames loss on Capital Gazette shooting. Major traffic woes in the works for I-895 for next two years. WiFi finally coming to OPACY! All that and George from DMV Weather with your local  weather forecast!  Flash Briefing for Alexa. Yep, I finally brought the Daily News Brief to Alexa. Search for "Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief" in your Alexa app and enable it--and be sure to drop us a rating! More info here.  The Eye On Annapolis Daily News Brief is produced every Monday through Friday and available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify,  Google Music, Stitcher Radio, tunein, IHeartRADIO, Amazon Echo,  YouTube, Facebook, Twitter, and of course at Eye On Annapolis. Our weather partner is DMV Weather based in Annapolis. Please download their APP so you can keep on top of the local weather scene! Please be sure to check out our weekly sister podcast, The Maryland Crabs!

Unemployment hits a 49-year low. Tech giants may have been hacked by China. Elon Musk’s tweeting sends Tesla shares lower. Costco struggles with “material weakness”. And Tronc decides to change its name back to Tribune Publishing. Ron Gross, Matt Argersinger, and Aaron Bush analyze those stories, discuss the latest news from Barnes & Noble and Tencent Holdings, and share some stocks on their radar. Plus, legendary investor Howard Marks talks about his new book Mastering the Market Cycle: Getting the Odds on Your Side. Thanks to Slack for supporting The Motley Fool. Slack: Where work happens. Go to Slack.com to learn more.       Thanks Netsuite. Get the FREE guide, “Crushing the Five Barriers to Growth”, at www.NetSuite.com/Fool

Malcolm CasSelle is an entrepreneur the CIO of OPSkins and the President of WAX (Worldwide Asset eXchange). Prior to WAX, CasSelle served as CTO and President of New Ventures at Tronc, Inc. (formerly Tribune Publishing). Prior to Tronc, Inc., he was Senior Vice President and General Manager, Digital Media of SeaChange International. He joined SeaChange International in 2015 as part of the company's acquisition of Timeline Labs, where he served as CEO. Previously, CasSelle led startups in the digital industry, including MediaPass, Xfire and Groupon's joint venture with Tencent in China. He has also been an active early stage investor in companies including Facebook, Zynga, and most recently Bitcoin-related companies. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theartofsuccess/support

In this episode we talk to Ashley McGee, Senior Director Strategic Partnerships at TRONC (formerly Tribune Publishing). Listen in to Ashley tell her story of balancing digital advertising during the day, crisis counselor at night as well as being a great mom.

Abi Malin analyzes the wisdom of tronc rebranding as Tribune Publishing and its prospects for investors.  Plus, we discuss software-as-a-service company Shotspotter, and the FoolFest buzz surrounding accounting software company Blackline.

Links, Local PR, SEO and more on this episode of PR Talk with Carolyn Shelby, Director of SEO and SEM for Tribune Publishing. Recorded at the 2018 Engage Conference. See a full recap of the episode at www.veracityagency.com/podcast/carolyn-shelby/

About The Guest Malcolm CasSelle is CIO of OPSKins​ and President of WAX (Worldwide Asset eXchange)​ (Worldwide Asset eXchange), a decentralized platform for the development of secure and transparent in-game virtual item exchanges on the blockchain, created by OPSkins. He has recently appeared on television talking about this project. Prior to WAX, CasSelle was an international entrepreneur and Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and President of New Ventures at tronc, Inc. (formerly Tribune Publishing). Prior to tronc, Inc., he was Senior Vice President and General Manager, Digital Media of SeaChange International. He joined SeaChange International in 2015 as part of the company's acquisition of Timeline Labs, where he served as CEO. Previously, CasSelle led startups in the digital industry, including MediaPass, Xfire and Groupon's joint venture with Tencent in China. He has also been an active early stage investor in companies including Facebook, Zynga, and most recently Bitcoin-related companies. He has written a number of blog posts on his current projects in cryptocurrency. OPSkins OPSkins.com[1]​ is the number one centralized marketplace globally for buying and selling virtual items from online games such as CounterStrike Global Offensive (CSGO), Player Unknown Battleground (PUBG), King of the Kill (KOTK), and many others. Founded in 2015 and currently led by CEO, William Quigley​, COO Jonathan Yantis​, CTO and founder John Brechisci, Jr.​ a lifelong gamer and self-taught programmer. Recently executive added to the team is CIO, Malcolm CasSelle​ as well as a number of other executives from video game, AI, blockchain, and ecommerce industries. In 2017, OPSkins has recently launched a decentralized project, WAX (Worldwide Asset eXchange)​, a fully decentralized marketplace based on blockchain technology.Its advisors include top video game industry professionals, including creator and developer of Call of Duty Dave Anthony​, founder of Interplay and inXile Entertainment Brian Fargo​, and former CEO of Vivendi Universal Entertainment (including Blizzard Entertainment, World of Warcraft), Ken Cron​. WAX (Worldwide Asset Exchange) at www.wax.io is a decentralized platform that enables users to operate a fully functioning virtual marketplace​ with zero investment in security​, infrastructure, or payment processing​. WAX was developed by the founders of OPSkins​, the world’s leading marketplace for online video game assets​ and is designed to serve the 400+ million online players who already collect, buy and sell. With the inclusion of WAX’s simple exchange widget​, gamers will have access to a worldwide market, with ​trust and transaction verification​. Vision WAX was started with the goal of solving many of the issues that plague the virtual item​ trading industry. The virtual item trading industry is fragmented across hundreds of competing marketplaces, each utilizing different business practices tailored for their region of the world. This creates territorial supply and demand imbalances. Team WAX​ founders include CEO William Quigley, Lead Designer John Brechisci, Jr.​, and COO Jonathan Yantis​​.​ They are the team behind OPSkins​, which is the world’s leading marketplace for online video game assets. Wax WAX's advisors include top video game industry professionals, such as Dave Anthony the Creator and Developer of Call of Duty​​, Brian Fargo the Founder of Interplay Inc.​ and inXile Entertainment​​, and Ken Cron the former CEO of Vivendi Universal Entertainment​ (including Blizzard Entertainment​, World of Warcraft​)​. WAX's advisors have included cryptocurrency​ and technology industry veterans including Scott Walker the Founder and CEO of the National Data Corporation, Anthony Di Iorio the CEO and Founder at Jaxx & Decentral​ as well as a Co-founder at Ethereum, Michael Maloney the WAX System Architect and former Blockchain CTO at EY​, Michael Terpin the Founder and CEO of Transform Group, and Aaron Voisine​ the Founder and CEO of Breadwallet. ​ Links:   OPSkins Facebook   OPSkins Twitter   WAX Facebook    WAX Twitter   wax.io   opskins.com

“Finding Dory” gives Walt Disney shareholders 136 million reasons to smile, LinkedIn releases its first “Top Attractors” list, Tribune Publishing rebrands as “tronc”, and Dan Boyd returns from his trip!

In an effort to release a new episode of Dissection every week, we're introducing an additional format in which Chris, Jason and some of the other creatives from JK Design will be speaking about a newly released brand identity, campaign, or project. In this first roundtable episode we'll be giving our thoughts on tronc, the new name and visual identity for the formerly named Tribune Publishing. Make sure to check out next week's episode when we speak to world renowned illustrator Gemma O'brien about her recent exhibition at the Laguna College of Art & Design.

Inside the biggest trends in digital advertising. And...Tribune Publishing is now "tronc." No, really! Plus, rants and raves about Lyft's clever video with Shaquille O'Neal, how YouTube's CEO skips half of her own pre-rolls, and an app that notifies you if your, um, zipper needs tending. Brand authority Tom Asacker and Media Strategist Mark Ramsey go inside what's really happening in media

Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert teams up with Warren Buffett to make a bid for Yahoo’s core assets. Plus we analyze Berkshire-Hathaway’s purchase of Apple shares and Gannett increasing its bid for Tribune Publishing.

Bill Barker & Bryan Hinmon from Motley Fool Funds analyze the latest results from Whole Foods, L Brands and Weight Watchers. Bryan explains what an “and” stock is and we try to make sense of Tribune Publishing’s latest move.

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In this #MarketingNerds episode, Carolyn Shelby of Tribune Publishing talks about switching website platform without hurting your SEO rankings.The post #MarketingNerds: How to Successfully Integrate SEO Into Your Website appeared first on Search Engine Journal.