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"The War on Small Business" is a must-read for small business owners and for Americans. In this two-part episode, Kevin Black opens a discussion with New York Times bestselling author, Carol Roth. The two discuss her new, extremely detailed and very persuasive case that the US government and its central planners tried to destroy small business during COVID 2020. During this discussion, different topics are discussed: Why Carol picked this fight highlighting the government's war on small business What the “Black Swan” is and how it affected us The level of research, considering there are over 500 sources for this book, ranging from news articles to personal interviews, as well as important economists, like Murray Rothbard to Thomas Sowell. How Carol weaves multiple disciplines together to make her case, such as philosophy, history, economics, just to name the essential ones. A critical but often forgotten fact that economic freedom is tied directly to individual liberty! The ripple effects of the damage done to small businesses and their local communities. If you want to learn more about Carol Roth, make sure to buy her new book along with visiting: Carol's Wikipedia page Carol's twitter account (@CarolJSroth) Carol's website

Ever feel like you can't keep up? As a solo-business owner, certified business and life coach, and single mom of two teen boys, NAPO member Carol Williams understands the feeling of being pulled in many directions. Through her coaching, she helps business owners with ADHD become more productive and profitable so that they may live playfully and powerfully, both in business and in life. In this episode, Carol shares a bit about her journey into coaching, including how to decide which coaching program to adopt and why. You’ll also hear about Carol's methods when it comes to co-creating with her clients, listening to what is not being said, and living into the possibilities that are already there, as well as some of her tips for getting started when you don’t know where to start and the value of free services and networking. Tune in today! Key Points From This Episode: Carol shares a bit about her background and her journey into coaching. [00:02:50] The process of letting go, once she stepped fully into becoming a coach. [00:05:26] How to decide where to study and which coaching program to adopt. [00:07:45] Why, when her life was shaken up, Carol didn’t default to the tried and true path. [00:08:45] Find out why Carol became a certified coach in the first place. [00:11:04] Having a mentor versus a coach and Carol’s experience of having both. [00:13:37] Carol and Clare discuss the concept of co-creating solutions with their clients. [00:15:31] Carol’s definition of good coaching: learning to listen to what is not being said. [00:17:20] Hear about Carol’s belief that the essence of coaching, regardless of its purpose, is a process of un-peeling. [00:18:12] Why Carol says her job is about living into the possibilities that are always there. [00:19:47] What about Carol’s process works and some of her tips for getting started. [00:24:47] From borrowing an audience to serving and nurturing them: advice for getting started when you don’t know where to start. [00:28:53] Her Wisdom Warriors Group is an opportunity for people to sample her services. [00:31:54] How networking and speaking have helped Carol attract her ideal clients. [00:34:43]   Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode: Carol Williams on Twitter Carol Williams on LinkedIn Carol Williams on Facebook Carol Williams on YouTube Carol Williams Email Efficient Productivity Systems Wisdom Warriors The Alter Ego Effect Leonie Dawson

It’s not just science fiction: As AI becomes more complex and prevalent, so do the ethical implications of this new technology.But don’t just take it from me – take it from Carol Smith, a leading voice in the field of UX and AI. Carol is a senior research scientist in human-machine interaction at Carnegie Mellon University’s Emerging Tech Center, a division of the school’s Software Engineering Institute. Formerly a senior researcher for Uber’s self-driving vehicle experience, Carol-who also works as an adjunct professor at the university’s Human-Computer Interaction Institute-does research on Ethical AI in her work with the US Department of Defense. Throughout her 20 years in the UX field, Carol has studied how focusing on ethics can improve user experience with AI. On today’s episode, Carol and I talked about exactly that: the intersection of user experience and artificial intelligence, what Carol’s work with the DoD has taught her, and why design matters when using machine learning and automation. Better yet, Carol gives us some specific, actionable guidance and her four principles for designing ethical AI systems. In total, we covered: “Human-machine teaming”: what Carol learned while researching how passengers would interact with autonomous cars at Uber (2:17)Why Carol focuses on the ethical implications of the user experience research she is doing (4:20)Why designing for AI is both a new endeavor and an extension of existing human-centered design principles (6:24)How knowing a user’s information needs can drive immense value in AI products (9:14)Carol explains how teams can improve their AI product by considering ethics (11:45)“Thinking through the worst-case scenarios”: Why ethics matters in AI development (14:35) and methods to include ethics early in the process (17:11)The intersection between soldiers and artificial intelligence (19:34)Making AI flexible to human oddities and complexities (25:11)How exactly diverse teams help us design better AI solutions (29:00)Carol’s four principles of designing ethical AI systems and “abusability testing” (32:01) Quotes from Today’s Episode “The craft of design-particularly for #analytics and #AI solutions-is figuring out who this customer is-your user-and exactly what amount of evidence do they need, and at what time do they need it, and the format they need it in.” – Brian “From a user experience, or human-centered design aspect, just trying to learn as much as you can about the individuals who are going to use the system is really helpful … And then beyond that, as you start to think about ethics, there are a lot of activities you can do, just speculation activities that you can do on the couch, so to speak, and think through – what is the worst thing that could happen with the system?” – Carol “[For AI, I recommend] ‘abusability testing,’ or ‘black mirror episode testing,’ where you’re really thinking through the absolute worst-case scenario because it really helps you to think about the people who could be the most impacted. And particularly people who are marginalized in society, we really want to be careful that we’re not adding to the already bad situations that they’re already facing.” – Carol, on ways to think about the ethical implications of an AI system “I think people need to be more open to doing slightly slower work […] the move fast and break things time is over. It just, it doesn’t work. Too many people do get hurt, and it’s not a good way to make things. We can make them better, slightly slower.” – Carol “The four principl

You know Christmas has come early when we give you not one but two podcast episodes to enjoy in a week! And our bonus episode is an absolute Christmas cracker. In a matter of months, TechPixie Carol Ibbetson from Cool Wool Designs has set up a website, added craft kits to her online shop, and she’s even found the time to pop on TV to do some demonstrations (phew!). How’s that for some awesome #WINS! We can’t say we’re surprised, though. Not only is Carol a super talented crafter, but she’s not one to sit on her laurels. She already had experience as a freelance pattern checker and editor, so when her career in IT went up in a puff of smoke thanks to COVID-19, she instantly set about turning her passion for wool and yarn into a full-time business. Here’s why you need to tune in:Not only will this episode inspire anyone hoping to change careers or start their own business, but there is some amazing advice you need to hear. You’ll learn the revelation Carol has had with Pinterest and why Facebook Groups might just be the way forward for anyone with something to teach. Plus, with Carol about to take her workshops online

How Glenn and Carol first met ... Carol's 1993 book, Black Faces, Black Interests ... Would Stacey Abrams have won if she were pro-life? ... Carol's journey to Christianity ... Carol's prescient book on the new white nationalism ... Carol: "I have a lot of respect for Jared Taylor" ... Carol's harsh critique of identity politics on college campuses ... Are black conservatives winning, losing, or something else? ... Why Carol loves Donald Trump ...

How Glenn and Carol first met ... Carol's 1993 book, Black Faces, Black Interests ... Would Stacey Abrams have won if she were pro-life? ... Carol's journey to Christianity ... Carol's prescient book on the new white nationalism ... Carol: "I have a lot of respect for Jared Taylor" ... Carol's harsh critique of identity politics on college campuses ... Are black conservatives winning, losing, or something else? ... Why Carol loves Donald Trump ...

How Glenn and Carol first met ... Carol's 1993 book, Black Faces, Black Interests ... Would Stacey Abrams have won if she were pro-life? ... Carol's journey to Christianity ... Carol's prescient book on the new white nationalism ... Carol: "I have a lot of respect for Jared Taylor" ... Carol's harsh critique of identity politics on college campuses ... Are black conservatives winning, losing, or something else? ... Why Carol loves Donald Trump ...

Today, your host Ellen Gardner, Communications and Marketing at HIROC, speaks with Carol Annett, CEO, VHA Home HealthCare.   In the 20 years since Carol joined VHA, home healthcare has gone from being an afterthought – with virtually no status or investment – to becoming an essential, influential and highly-valued healthcare service. Whether people are in recovery, living with chronic illness or want to die at home, the goal of VHA is to support them in living independently and with dignity. But leading a home healthcare organization in these times also means dealing with funding pressures, an inequitable compensation system, and a remote workforce. Still, Carol draws positive energy from the organization’s mission, the dedicated volunteer board, and the special skills and commitment of her professional staff, working solo in the community and delivering care to patients with higher acuity and complex needs.   Key Takeaways: [2:15] What intrigued Carol about the mission of VHA [3:21] The roots of VHA [4:57] The special nature of VHA’s culture [6:22] How VHA’s mission of supporting and helping people achieve independence and live to their potential has served clients well [8:08] Carol’s personal experience as a caregiver [8:28] Home care is about families…they are the backbone of home care [9:10] How the care needs of the client groups served by VHA have changed [9:47] The pressure and responsibility put on professional staff working solo and travelling through the day [10:49] How the necessity of working faster – and pressure on funding – has changed the nature of the working environment [12:12] The lack of equitable compensation in our healthcare system creates challenges and needs to be addressed, especially with a shrinking pool of resources [17:10] The positive outcomes of a community partnership with Michael Garron Hospital [19:10] Why Carol embraces a philosophy built around “try many things, make mistakes and move on”…and looks for that attitude in trusted partners [20:14] Finding a way to engage more voices in VHA’s new strategic plan [21:16] Why Carol loves the government’s vision for healthcare, including moving towards Integrated Care [22:22] How VHA plans to shine a light on their knowledge and role as a thought-leader in the future of home healthcare [23:25] What energizes Carol in her life and her work [26:00] How VHA works to ensure the physical and emotional safety of employees [31:27] What inspires Carol about the next generation of leaders coming into healthcare [33:00] Why having a positive outlook is central to Carol’s character and leadership style [34:55] The programs initiated by VHA that Carol and her team take pride in   Mentioned in this Episode: VHA Home HealthCare Michael Garron Hospital South Riverdale Community Health Centre Unity Health Toronto Woodgreen Community Services VHA’s Heart of Home Care Award   Access More Interviews with Healthcare Leaders at HIROC.com/podcast Follow us on Twitter, and listen on iTunes. Email us at Communications@HIROC.com.

Andrew and Michelle’s trip to RDH Under One Roof actually allowed them to pack a bunch of RDHs (and a dentist!) under one roof to record this episode. The subject at hand is teledentistry, where technology allows dental professionals to examine and diagnose individuals who may not be able to make it to a clinic. And a big thanks to MouthWatch for helping to put this discussion together!   Carol Roszel, RDH, is the oral health director for Little City Foundation, an organization that works with intellectually and developmentally disabled individuals. Staci Stout is a hygienist and the owner of Dentacare and the corresponding Dentacare Foundation, which provide oral health care to schools, nursing homes and corporations. Elaine Mamola is the founder of Smiles By Delivery, which utilizes teledentistry as a means of providing homebound seniors and some veterans with proper care. Brittany Kinol is a dentist and the founder of Miracle Dental Associates, which helps underserved children in the Pittsburgh area.   In this episode, our guests explain how teledentistry makes their services much more accessible than they otherwise might have been, discuss some of the techniques and processes used to bring dentistry into the home, and explore how hygienists are absolutely essential to remote work.   EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS: Interview starts: 6:51   - Our guests explain how they provide underserved populations with dental care and how teledentistry plays a major role in that.   - How hygienists are key players in making teledentistry happen.   - Some of the more unusual substitutes for denture relines Elaine has seen in her time.   - How technology expedites—and occasionally complicates—teledentistry work.   - Staci breaks down the difference between synchronous and asynchronous teledentistry.   - Carol explains how much information is needed to make a remote identification or diagnosis.   - Why Carol believes teledentistry is such a major advancement to the field.   - What are some of the legislative complications of teledentistry?   - Brittany shares her love for dental hygienists and why she sees them as a progressive force.   - Our guests advise listeners on how they can get started with teledentistry.     QUOTES:   “You’re utilizing this dentist a lot better because he can be providing exams in multiple locations.”   “Teledentistry really kind of closes those gaps and it makes the care much more efficient.”   “Not only has [teledentistry] enhanced our treatment, but it has increased the number of people being seen.”   “Teledentistry is truly one of the biggest advancements in dentistry in decades.”   “You guys are just so smart and so progressive compared to dentists.”   “Everybody can play happily in the sandbox if we’re working together.” LINKS:   Denticare homepage - https://www.denticare.dental/ Staci’s email: staci@denticaremanagement.com  Carol’s email: croszel@littlecity.org    Smiles By Delivery homepage - https://smilesbydelivery.com/ Elaine’s email: emamola@smilesbydelivery.com   Miracle Dental Care homepage - https://www.miracledentalcare.org/ Brittany’s email: dr.kinol@miracledentalcare.org    MouthWatch homepage - https://www.mouthwatch.com/   Thank you to Paradise Dental Technologies aka PDT for providing ce sponsorship for this episode!   Be sure to thank the sponsor for this episode by heading over to www.PDTDental.com and picking up a new instrument or telling them thank you in person at one of the conferences!   THIS EPISODE COUNTS FOR CE! - but read the disclaimer below as it might not count for your state. Go here to take the test and get CE credit!   A Tale of Two Hygienists homepage - https://ataleoftwohygienists.com/     AToTH on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/aTaleOfTwoHygienists/     AToTH on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/ataleoftwohygienists     AToTH on LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/atoth/?originalSubdomain=ca  

A video of this interview is at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_QMb0hrv9k4&t=0s&list=PL_pXBtCqjKy9DJ7UWxUI0GI_JGcX1exh5. Carol Burnell came to ALA Annual from New York City as an executive editor at Lion Forge Comic's kids imprint, Cub House http://lionforge.com/cubhouse. Carol hoped to get more librarians to incorporate comics into school libraries and classrooms as well as recruit artists and writers for Cub House. Her web comic, SPQR Blues, is a Roman soap opera exploring the daily life of Herculaneum citizens (http://spqrblues.com).??0:37 Introduction?1:52 Cub House's mission?6:42 Why Carol attended ALA Annual?9:34 What cons Lion Forge attends and how could an artist approach them?14:06 Differences in children's books and comics?16:02 About New Orleans?18:15 Advice for editors attending ALA Annual?20:18 Carol's Rome webcomic SPQR Blues / self publishing?22:01 Lion Forge accelerates artist's work?22:24 Personal background?26:54 Advice for artists attending ALA Annual --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/up-and-coning-artists/message

Carol Leaman is a disruptor, serial entrepreneur, award-winning thought leader, and is known as “the woman who turned down a fabulous job at Google”. She is the CEO of Axonify Inc., a Microlearning platform, and is one of Canada's Most Influential Female Entrepreneurs. She shares her perspective on what it's like to be the one leading people, embracing our power as women, and what we need to get better at in leadership. What You'll Hear in This Episode: Yes, even tech experts are real people, and you will see how. Where Carol's tech interest emerged from, and the path that led her to be CEO of an early stage tech company. How she spoke her intentions loudly from a young age, and how we can start to use our words and declarations to manifest our visions. Why Carrie refers to Carol as the “Martha Stewart of the tech world.” That women have come into their power, and women question their own abilities much less than they used to. That it starts with the belief that you are capable and worthy of sharing your story and using your voice. How Carol got deliberate about choosing her travel and managing her time to be present at both work and home. The highly risky decision to turn down Google, and the lesson of doing what makes you happy and believing in yourself. What Axonify is, and they use three core cognitive principles to turn a few minutes a day into a team's long term success. Examples of how Axonify had a massive impact on a company's ROI, behavior change and safety. What's next for Carol both personally and at Axonify. Why Carol feels so strongly about being a mentor, and her advice for   entrepreneurs. That taking as much money as you can at first is definitely not the name of the game and other takeaways that are crucial to success. Quotes: “Even if you run a tech company, you can still struggle with technology.” “Start believing in yourself, and that you don't need to be anybody other than who you are.” “I'm a huge risk taker in many ways, and I come from a belief and confidence in myself.” “You will have many ideas, so don't work at something for 4-5 years that is going nowhere.” “You need sheer intestinal fortitude to be an entrepreneur.” “Spend your money wisely.” Mentioned: Axonify Journey Into the Inner Circle: Carrie Doll @CarrieADoll – Twitter @carriedollconsulting – Instagram Carrie Doll – Facebook Please rate, review and follow the podcast! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carol Tuttle is a teacher, speaker, online influencer, and pioneer in the field of personal development. She’s the best-selling author of five books including her newest entitled, “Mastering Affluence,” releasing nationwide this fall. For over 25 years, she has supported hundreds of thousands of people worldwide with her life-changing books and online learning programs. What you'll learn about in this episode: Branding your name and face: why it’s one of the first things Carol did and why she believes it’s so important The correlation Carol discovered between marketing in book stores and marketing books on the World Wide Web Why it’s good to emulate what successful people in your field are doing and why Carol chose to do what best-selling authors were doing The subtle shift Carol made along the way to make her audience the star rather than focusing all the attention on herself Why Carol believes she is her own story and why that makes all the difference in the way she tends to her business The importance of training your thoughts and controlling the inner voice that guides your action and how Carol works with her audience to begin reprogramming their thoughts to put their goals in the driver’s seat rather than their fears, their hurt, or their anger Your thoughts are like a muscle: why Carol believes this and what it means for you as an individual Why Carol subtitled her book “Six Lessons to Create a Life Your Love” and what those six lessons are The habit Carol practices that she believes has contributed to her success Ways to contact Carol: Facebook: www.facebook.com/caroltuttle Pinterest: www.pinterest.com/dressyourtruth Instagram: @caroltuttle Twitter: @caroltuttle Books: www.amazon.com/Carol-Tuttle/e/B001K8PEX4

Highlights from this episode Looking for mermaids at Lido Beach. - (0:04) Recording from the beach! - (1:02) Social shout-outs to Laraine, Rhett, Niel, and Noemi. - (1:24) Ed could be a mermaid. - (2:50) Meet the Chief Executive Mermaid. - (3:20) The one and only Mermaid Mafia. - (3:30) One sip and we got hooked! - (4:27) Carol's passion for fishing and for mermaids created Mermaid Vodka. - (6:45) Why Carol is not distilling vodka in The Mermaid Lounge. - (7:15) Why mermaids? - (9:15) Could Ed be a merman? Should he wear leggings? - (10:57) Fish Mavericks sponsorship on Discovery! - (13:50) Local places where you can get hooked! - (18:30) Nobody thinks Ed should be a designated driver. - (23:02) Jinx! Shelley owes Ed a Coke! - (23:28) Ed can't tell sharks from manatees. - (24:00) Confusing manatees for mermaids? Rum goggles maybe? - (24:30) Finders keepers - really? - (27:16) Shenanigans...and other big words. - (30:15) My realtor has a first name. - (34:10) We love mermaids, because unicorns are soooooooooo last year! - (34:40)  The Local Flavor - extended edition - (2:09) This week in The Local Flavor we are focusing on all things MERMAID (and that includes manatees)! Interview with Carol Strickland, Chief Executive Mermaid of Mermaid Vodka - (2:49) We had the good fortune of being one of the first customers to order Mermaid Vodka the day it was first sold at Crescent Club and we were hooked from the very first sip!  From then on we started following the mermaids on social media and booked an interview with the Chief Executive Mermaid herself - Carol Strickland! Carol shared with us the origins of Mermaid Vodka combining her passions for fishing and mermaids along with the journey so far and her plans for the future including upcoming events and and exciting new sponsorship of the hit show Fish Mavericks on Discovery this summer! Mermaid Vodka Website:  https://mermaidvodkausa.com/ (https://mermaidvodkausa.com/) Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/mermaidvodka/ (https://www.facebook.com/mermaidvodka/) Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/mermaidvodka/ (https://www.instagram.com/mermaidvodka/) Fish Mavericks On Discovery starting in July 2018 - Sundays at 7am! Website:  http://www.fishmavericks.com/ (http://www.fishmavericks.com/) Facebook:  https://www.facebook.com/FishMavericks/ (https://www.facebook.com/FishMavericks/) Instagram:  https://www.instagram.com/fishmavericks/ (https://www.instagram.com/fishmavericks/) Upcoming Events featuring Mermaid Vodka April 6th - Mix & Mingle with the Chief Executive Mermaid Mermaid Cove in Deerfield Beach 1645 SE 3rd Ct #102, Deerfield Beach, FL 33441 https://mermaidcoveshop.com/ (https://mermaidcoveshop.com/) April 23rd - Sides Charity Golf Tournament Weston Hills Country Club in Weston 2600 Country Club Way, Weston, FL 33332 http://westonhillsgolfclub.com/ (http://westonhillsgolfclub.com/) Local spots where you can get hooked on Mermaid Vodka! Crescent Club (bar & package) 6519 Midnight Pass Rd, Sarasota, FL 34242 https://www.facebook.com/Crescent-Club-Bar-Package-Siesta-Key-137343626302627/ (https://www.facebook.com/Crescent-Club-Bar-Package-Siesta-Key-137343626302627/) Siesta Spirits (package) 6637 Midnight Pass Rd, Sarasota, FL 34242 https://siestaspirits.com/ (https://siestaspirits.com/) Claytons Siesta Grille (bar) 1256 Old Stickney Point Rd, Sarasota, FL 34242 http://claytonssiestagrille.com/ (http://claytonssiestagrille.com/) Manatee Viewing Center from Tampa Electric - (24:50)  The Manatee Viewing Center is the best place to get a look at this amazing creatures in their natural habitat every spring! The warm water flowing from the Big Bend Power Station into the bay and the manatees seek refuge there during the colder months.  The canal is now a state and federally...

01:29 CAROL Introduction – CAUTION, SPOILERS! 04:51 What makes CAROL brilliant as art 15:45 The lesbian content of CAROL contrasted with LGBTQ content of other movies Essential importance of living your own truth & how the characters do that 30:34 critical reception of CAROL and the ridiculous charge that the movie is “cold” 34:15 Why CAROL was better than FREEHELD, which also had lesbian subject matter The controversy ignited when Ron Nyswander, who wrote FREEHELD, criticized his own movie The other 2015 lesbian movie, JENNY'S WEDDING The struggle to show female & LGBTQ sexuality on screen 42:45 Todd Haynes' FAR FROM HEAVEN & his commentary on the concept of “women's movies” & the repression of the 1950s. 45:15 MASSIVE FAR FROM HEAVEN SPOILERS!! 46:45 FAR FROM HEAVEN & CAROL Oscar snubs demonstrate how “women's movies” and novels are undervalued 48:15 CAROL snubbed. WTF happened?? The LGBTQ connection with ROOM. 56:00 Retrospective on Academy Awards since 1977 56:00 to 1:19:00 From STAR WARS in 1977 to SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE in 1998 1:20:00 to 1:40:00 Starting with AMERICAN BEAUTY in 1999 and ending with 2015 with Oscar's middle finger to CAROL 1:41:00 Contact us on whatthefangirl.com and support us at Patreon.com   We have launched a Patreon, so that we can make our podcasts and website better AND begin paying our contributors! Please visit us to learn more, at https://www.patreon.com/whatthefangirl?ty=h This podcast is part of the What the Fangirl podcast network - visit at http://whatthefangirl.com
  

In this episode our hosts discuss the gripping season finale of "The Walking Dead" and what effect the virus will have in the future. WARNING: Spoilers! SHOW NOTES: 0:20 - Intro 2:01 - Recap of last episode 4:47 - Recap of Episode #12: Beside the Dying Fire 5:39 - Chris, Katrina and Sam try to sing the 'Walking Dead' theme music 9:40 - Who is this hooded person 10:31 - Why Carol sucks 11:42 - Why Hershel doesn't suck 13:26 - Why the zombie shootout? 18:37 - Jon Berenthal is unemployed 19:47 - Main Topic: Everyone is infected. So what? 32:49 - Zombie Oscars 33:11 - Show close and farewell DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing donteatme@filmgeekradio.com. Thanks for listening!

Topics of conversation: Why Carol feels all children are gifted/psychic, how parents can encourage their child's psychic abilities. Carol talks about her personal experience being born with full psychic ability, and eases parent's fears about their children. The critical need to bring awareness back to our lives, how to tap into messages from our own guardian angels. Thoughts on the positive side of the current upheavals many people/places are facing including jobs, relationships, homes, money, environment, etc. inating insights on personal power, honesty, self love, trust, the importance of play, and more.....