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Don Lemon has built an independent media company with nearly 11 million followers, but he’s still operating like a scrappy, fearless startup, and he’s got plenty to say about what happens when the government comes after you for doing your job. Don lets loose about being arrested while covering an anti-ICE protest and why he thinks Democrats need to stop playing it safe. Plus, Sophia and Don exchange hot takes about what it will take to end the war in Iran, what good government looks like, and why young voters have all the power.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

James Seltzer and Jack Fritz react to the Phillies' game 2 win over the Braves on Wednesday afternoon. The guys spend an hour with the callers on WIP talking about Cristopher Sanchez's start, Bryce Harper's redemption and Andrew Painter's heroic finish. Presented by Miller Lite.

Brodes hosted on WIP discussing how Don Mattingly BOTCHED decision in Phillies Game 1 loss to Braves.

The WIP crew breaks down a humiliating Eagles loss to Case Keenum and the Bears that exposed glaring flaws in Vic Fangio's defense and Nick Sirianni's game management. From the red-zone backup quarterback disaster to a total lack of pass rush, we debate whether this blowout was just an off night or a warning sign for the rest of the season.

The WIP crew breaks down a humiliating Eagles loss to Case Keenum and the Bears that exposed glaring flaws in Vic Fangio's defense and Nick Sirianni's game management. From the red-zone backup quarterback disaster to a total lack of pass rush, we debate whether this blowout was just an off night or a warning sign for the rest of the season.

Who doesn't need friendship, fierce honesty, big laughs, and some seriously unforgettable moments? In honor of International Women’s Friendship Month, we’re revisiting some of our favorite conversations with the women who have made Work in Progress a true labor of love. Hear from Dr. Jill Biden, Rosie O'Donnell, Laverne Cox, Leslie Jones, and Brooke Shields.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The unforgettable moments keep coming! Part Two brings even more standout conversations with Valerie Bertinelli, Mira Sorvino, Jennie Garth and Kelli Giddish- brilliant women who have shared their humor, bared their souls and made us all a little richer from their hard-earned wisdom.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The WIP crew breaks down a humiliating Eagles loss to Case Keenum and the Bears that exposed glaring flaws in Vic Fangio's defense and Nick Sirianni's game management. From the red-zone backup quarterback disaster to a total lack of pass rush, we debate whether this blowout was just an off night or a warning sign for the rest of the season.

In this episode, I share a conversation I had with a coaching client this week that took me straight back to my PwC days. A firm still billing every client from timesheets, and losing up to 2 days a month just deciding what to invoice. With the owner stuck as the pricing bottleneck. I break down: Why billing by the hour means the faster AI makes you, the less you get paid What my PwC days taught me about WIP reports, write-offs and made-up numbers Why you are not a bank, and should never be financing your clients The terms of business that get every client paying monthly by direct debit Why clients who fear the meter ticking will never see you as a trusted advisor The internal and external drivers that should shape every price you quote Why "I'll get back to you in a couple of days" quietly costs you the deal How I went from £100 a month clients to a £135,000 one-off fee What a £50,000 bottle of perfume taught me about the ceiling on price Why confidence in pricing comes from evidence, and why that means going first I also give an update on hiring our new client manager, and explain why I'm flying 20 hours to Vegas next month to learn from people further ahead than me. This episode is sponsored by Karbon, the practice management platform we recently moved to after 12 years on our previous system. If you've ever felt like pricing lives in your head and nowhere else, this episode is for you. If you've enjoyed my podcasts, here's how you can get more value from me: Free stuff Get a free copy of my book The Four Pillars from here Watch a short 8 min video on how you can win new clients whilst you sleep here Join 1500+ accountants owners in the Profitable Accountant Free Facebook group My inner-circle Join 150+ accounting firm owners in the Profitable Accountants Community (the PAC) to get access to the tools, training and tribe to help you grow your firm - without wasting time and money doing it the hard way. Join the PAC NOW! For larger sole practitioner firms wanting more support, direction and accountability, access the Profitable Accountants Mastermind including 1-2-1 access to me If you're going to create an account and use OnlineJobs.ph use my affiliate link here and i'll get a few pennies back in return to fund my coffee addiction

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas react to LeBron James' first press conference as a member of the Philadelphia 76ers, where he emphasizes his goal of moving past the second round. They also preview the Eagles' Monday night matchup against Case Keenum and the Chicago Bears while taking calls from polarized fans on WIP.(00:01:50) Eagles vs Bears Preview(00:05:24) Keenum Leads Bears(00:09:12) NFL Weekend Recap(00:14:16) LeBron Sixers Presser(00:34:02) Sixers Championship Mentality(00:42:30) Fans Debate LeBron(00:52:23) Phillies Postseason Prep

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni, Sheil Kapadia, Seth Joyner, Scott Franzke and Jason Avant.

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni, Sheil Kapadia, Seth Joyner, Scott Franzke and Jason Avant.

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni, Sheil Kapadia, Seth Joyner, Scott Franzke and Jason Avant.

Brodes hosted on WIP right after the Phillies dropped Game 3 to Brewers 5-1. They failed to clinch the playoffs again.

Before you knew the face in the mirror was yours, you waved at it like a playmate. Then the verdicts came. A parent's face went still, and your stomach learned what love costs. Rogers called that fine print conditions of worth, and culture kept adding clauses until your natural way of being felt, in Brach's words, not okay. Fromm traced anxiety to separateness. Belonging runs so deep that self-esteem gauges acceptance. Aristophanes spun the hunt into a myth of lost halves, which Buddhism would diagnose as thirst and Japanese psychiatry as amae, the ache to be indulged. Plato's lovers could never say what they wanted. We let familiarity pass for fate. Freud watched people circle back to pain, and Hendrix built a therapy on the childhood picture we chase. Exposure alone breeds liking, and new partners resemble old ones. Swann found low self-regard clinging hardest to the spouse who agreed. So the wound recruits, loyal to its confirmers even when confirmation bruises. Maltreatment raises later risk, and harm belongs to whoever caused it. Healing before blaming asks what you were taught to accept. Improvement chasing applause keeps worth leashed. Self-compassion carries people further. Nearly everyone believes they're self-aware. Few are. Glenn Schiraldi calls worth unconditional, an ancient idea with a workbook. Seneca counted befriending yourself as progress. Buddhaghosa's kindness begins with May I be happy, and before Hillel asks who will be for you, the Chandogya has answered That thou art. Keats named Earth the vale of soul-making. Relationship is the classroom, feedback the curriculum, the self a training ground for a higher division. Krishnamurti found thought fragmentary and love beyond its reach, and Popper never called the unmeasurable unreal. We arrive fractured, each a WIP. Yoshimasa's cracked bowl came home clamped and grew priceless. Gold goes in the seam. 

Brodes hosted on WIP telling everyone the biggest Eagles question this offseason was ALREADY answered!

What does leadership for all really look like? What does it mean to rise above politics as a form of competition? What does it take for a Democrat to successfully lead in one of America’s reddest states? Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear opens up about the father who taught him how to lose, the woman whose cancer treatment showed him the power of government, and whether a run for president might be on the table.Governor Beshear's new book "Go and Do Likewise: How We Heal a Broken Country" is available here.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio reveal their latest power rankings for the top 10 quarterbacks in pro football, featuring a shocking number one pick that leaves the room stunned. They debate the merits of the list before diving into listener calls about the Eagles' defensive rotation and the controversial legacy of the AJ Brown trade. Additionally, they react to viral Caleb Williams memes and address recent criticism of WIP takes from across the NFL media landscape. (00:01:50) Joe's NFL Quarterback Rankings (00:05:03) Hugh's Controversial Power Rankings (00:11:26) Eagles Defensive Analysis Debate (00:17:07) Reacting to WIP Take Backlash (00:24:05) Caleb Williams Meme Drama (00:28:34) Marple Mac's Eagles Take (00:37:30) Nicknames and Listener Feedback

From Jalen Hurts' thrilling last-second touchdown drive on 157-degree turf to bizarre NFL presser drama and mind-blowing animal stats, the WIP team breaks down all the highs and lows of Victory Monday. Tune in for fiery Eagles debate, offensive line reality checks, and unfiltered sports talk radio banter.

From Jalen Hurts' thrilling last-second touchdown drive on 157-degree turf to bizarre NFL presser drama and mind-blowing animal stats, the WIP team breaks down all the highs and lows of Victory Monday. Tune in for fiery Eagles debate, offensive line reality checks, and unfiltered sports talk radio banter.

Hugh Douglas and Joe Giglio analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' decision to sign veteran cornerback Kenny Moore II and the potential shift for Cooper DeJean to safety. They also dive into Jalen Hurts' elite development on 94 WIP while critiquing Terry Bradshaw's recent broadcasting performance and Caleb Williams' viral injury reaction. (00:01:00) Eagles Sign Kenny Moore II (00:03:48) Hurts Achieves Jedi Status (00:08:13) Terry Bradshaw's Fox Future (00:11:13) Caleb Williams' Viral Memes (00:18:51) Saquon Barkley's Confidence Struggles

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From Jalen Hurts' thrilling last-second touchdown drive on 157-degree turf to bizarre NFL presser drama and mind-blowing animal stats, the WIP team breaks down all the highs and lows of Victory Monday. Tune in for fiery Eagles debate, offensive line reality checks, and unfiltered sports talk radio banter.

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Jason Kelce, Landon Dickerson, Brett Kollmann, Jared Stillman, Mike Mayock, Brent Celek and more!

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Jason Kelce, Landon Dickerson, Brett Kollmann, Jared Stillman, Mike Mayock, Brent Celek and more!

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview big names such as Jason Kelce, Landon Dickerson, Brett Kollmann, Jared Stillman, Mike Mayock, Brent Celek and more!

Deborah Colombari: Product Owners Who Protect Focus and Enable Ownership In this episode, we refer to INVEST criteria and Behavior Driven Development. The Great Product Owner: Clear Outcomes, Strong Refinement, and Space for the Team Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "He doesn't say how. That allows the team to own the solution." - Deborah Colombari   Deborah describes a great Product Owner who came from project management, but learned to work deeply with upstream discovery and refinement. This PO uses INVEST criteria, Behavior Driven Development-style acceptance criteria, and explicit policies so that developers understand what needs to be done and why. He writes down expected outcomes at the epic and feature level, not only at the story level. Because he does not have a developer background, he depends on the tech lead, and Deborah sees that as a strength when the collaboration works. The PO brings business outcomes and clarity. The team brings technical options and owns the solution. That split creates room for trust.   Self-reflection Question: Does your Product Owner make the outcome clear while still leaving the solution to the team? The Bad Product Owner: Adding Work Without Understanding the Consequences Read the full Show Notes and search through the world's largest audio library on Agile and Scrum directly on the Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast website: http://bit.ly/SMTP_ShowNotes.   "He was doing whatever he wanted without thinking of the consequences." - Deborah Colombari   Deborah's Product Owner anti-pattern is a cross-team PO who accepted incoming requests and simply added them to the Sprint. There was no clear requirement discussion, no Definition of Done check, no Definition of Ready conversation, and no technical refinement with someone who could expose complexity. The PO treated every request as urgent, even when it was not, and told developers to stop their current work to pick up the new item. The result was more parallel work, broken Sprint Goals, less predictability, and a destabilized team system. Deborah eventually had to step partly into the Product Owner space to limit WIP and protect delivery. The lesson is blunt: Product Owners who ignore consequences turn priority into chaos.   Self-reflection Question: What is the cost of every "small urgent request" your team accepts mid-Sprint?   [The Scrum Master Toolbox Podcast Recommends]

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas discuss whether Josh Allen has overtaken Patrick Mahomes as the best player in the NFL following his dominant Thursday night performance. They also examine the Philadelphia Eagles' matchup against the Tennessee Titans on WIP and debate the challenges of frequent offensive coordinator changes for young quarterbacks.(00:01:01) Eagles vs Titans Preview(00:02:03) Allen vs Mahomes Debate(00:08:02) Titans and Cam Ward(00:16:40) Eagles Historical Comparison(00:21:37) Hugh Douglas Draft Story

Jack Fritz leads the Top 5 at 5 on 94 WIP, highlighting the return of caller Herb and Kyle Quinn's unfortunate e-bike accident. They dive into the fantasy baseball playoffs before discussing rumors regarding Dwyane Wade's comments.

Alicia and Hector Garcia catch up on a full year of Intuit Enterprise Suite development, covering multi-entity consolidation with automatic eliminations, dimensions that now span every transaction (including a new AI dimension backfill for historical data), and construction features like WIP reporting, negative change orders, and AIA-style billing that now surpass QuickBooks Desktop Enterprise. They also dig into what's coming next for manufacturing and inventory, including multiple units of measure, and run through the IES features that have already trickled down into QBO Advanced, like cost groups, project phases, and proposals.Sponsors:Intuit Accountants - http://uqb.promo/intuitPilot - http://uqb.promo/pilotKick.co - http://uqb.promo/kick(00:00) - Welcome and Setup (02:55) - What Is Enterprise Suite (08:11) - Pricing and User Limits (10:14) - Dimensions Deep Dive (11:26) - Multi Entity Consolidation (12:45) - Eliminations and Automation (16:59) - Chart of Accouants Control (19:28) - Construction Feature Leap (20:32) - WIP and Change Orders (21:33) - Permissions and Project KPIs (23:57) - AI Budget Imports (25:38) - AIA Billing and Roadmap (27:22) - Inventory and Manufacturing Push (31:45) - Nonprofit Future Plans (34:42) - August Dimension Updates (35:51) - AI Dimension Backfill (37:56) - Features Coming Downstream (38:24) - Cost Groups in Advanced (41:37) - Project Phases Pros Cons (43:59) - Proposals and E Signatures (45:58) - Calculated Fields and Orders (47:39) - Item Receipts Workflow (50:48) - Wrap Up and Next Recap (53:57) - Final Thoughts and Farewell LINKSAlicia's Fall classes! Attend the live webinar or watch the recording on-demand, all with CPE. Become a member of the OWLS for free automatic enrollment into all courses:Customizing QBO: http://royl.ws/CustomizingQBO?affiliate=5393907AI in QBO: http://royl.ws/AI?affiliate=5393907Intuit Accountant Suite: http://royl.ws/IAS?affiliate=5393907Come to Miami in November! Events.reframeaccounting.comCheck out Hector's RightTool: www.righttool.appWe want to hear from you!Send your questions and comments to us at unofficialquickbookspodcast@gmail.com.Join our LinkedIn community at https://www.linkedin.com/groups/14630719/Visit our YouTube Channel at https://www.youtube.com/@UnofficialQBOPodcastSign up to Earmark to earn free CPE for listening to this podcasthttps://www.earmark.app/onboarding 

Sophia gets candid about her new memoir, the stories she was scared to tell and the unexpected freedom of finally laying them bare. Plus, she reveals details about her next rom-com, including the mystery love interest and why the nostalgia factor might make you very happy.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ike Reese, Spike Eskin, and Jack Fritz analyze the latest 'Five at Five,' featuring a clash between J in West Philly and Joe Giglio. They discuss Eliot Shorr-Parks' claim that he'd be a team captain, leading to a debate over which WIP personalities deserve leadership titles. The conversation also covers the Phillies' front office and the return of Matt Cord to the Sixers.

Jack Fritz presents his Top Five at Five, reacting to a heated exchange between Jay in West Philly and Joe Giglio over the Eagles' defense. They also discuss LeBron James joining the Sixers and debate which station personalities deserve to be named WIP captains.

The WIP Morning Team debates how Nick Sirianni allowed Landon Dickerson to keep playing even when he was struggling. Rhea Hughes said, “If Stoutland was there, it wouldn't have happened”. Dickerson came on WIP's Players Lounge and said he played badly. The team also discusses if the Phillies should worry about missing the postseason.

The WIP crew breaks down the Eagles' Week 1 victory over the Commanders, highlighting Jalen Hurts' elite play and Zack Baun's dominant defensive performance. Plus, they address serious interior offensive line concerns, new pre-snap motion wrinkles, and whether Dan Orlovsky's postgame critique holds any real weight.

The WIP crew breaks down the Eagles' Week 1 victory over the Commanders, highlighting Jalen Hurts' elite play and Zack Baun's dominant defensive performance. Plus, they address serious interior offensive line concerns, new pre-snap motion wrinkles, and whether Dan Orlovsky's postgame critique holds any real weight.

The WIP crew breaks down the Eagles' Week 1 victory over the Commanders, highlighting Jalen Hurts' elite play and Zack Baun's dominant defensive performance. Plus, they address serious interior offensive line concerns, new pre-snap motion wrinkles, and whether Dan Orlovsky's postgame critique holds any real weight.

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas analyze the Philadelphia Eagles' week one victory over the Washington Commanders on 94 WIP. They examine Jalen Hurts' performance and address concerns regarding the offensive line's pass protection. The discussion includes reactions to the Merrill Montage and calls from fans questioning Joe's sincerity in praising the quarterback. (00:01:22) Hurts' Postgame Reflection (00:06:28) Will From Northeast Call (00:10:20) Comparing NFL Quarterbacks (00:13:40) Offensive Line Concerns (00:19:03) Merrill Montage Highlights (00:26:05) Debating Sincerity Of Praise (00:32:49) Evaluating New Offense

Joe Giglio and Hugh Douglas react to a high-scoring NFL Week 1, highlighting the impressive debut of Caleb Williams and Josh Allen's MVP-caliber performance. They also welcome Pop Pop to 94 WIP for a hilarious call and dive into the You People segment to address listener comments.(00:01:00) NFL Week 1 Recap(00:13:21) Pop Pop Calls In(00:21:12) WIP Show Previews(00:22:41) You People Segment

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview several massive Eagles names to help preview the Eagles kicking off their season this Sunday vs the Commanders.

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview several massive Eagles names to help preview the Eagles kicking off their season this Sunday vs the Commanders.

This week in the best interviews on WIP the best of WIP interview several massive Eagles names to help preview the Eagles kicking off their season this Sunday vs the Commanders.

Ike Reese and Fritz reflect on the 25th anniversary of 9/11, sharing memories of the attacks and Ike's experience at the NovaCare Complex as a player. They analyze historic WIP audio from that morning before transitioning into a Phillies update on magic numbers and potential postseason rotation shifts. (00:01:19) 9/11 Anniversary Reflections (00:03:08) Ike's NovaCare Memories (00:12:06) Historic WIP Audio Coverage (00:18:50) Phillies Buzzy Baseball Report (00:23:14) Postseason Rotation Strategy

Rhea Hughes of the 94WIP Morning Show recalls being in the WIP newsroom on September 11th, 2001, when her and Sugar Ray Leonard witnessed the second plane hit the World Trade Center while visiting the studio. They also talk to Eliot Shorr-Parks about the Eagles' season outlook and Jalen Hurts' development. Callers share emotional stories about local veterans and the legacy of Pat Tillman.(00:01:20) Eagles Practice Habits(00:05:18) Phillies Braves Series Preview(00:14:44) Eliot Shorr-Parks Season Prediction(00:18:43) Sean Mannion Offensive Preview(00:23:26) Pat Tillman Tribute(00:29:49) Radio Station 9/11 Memories

Brodes hosted on WIP asking if you took anything from Patriots Seahawks and how did you apply it towards Eagles?

Brodes hosted on WIP after the Phillies 11-7 win over the Astros!

From "Never Have I Ever" to HBO’s thrilling new series "Lanterns," Poorna Jagannathan has built a career playing complicated women who refuse easy labels. She opens up about reinventing herself in midlife, challenging stereotypes, breaking the silence around sexual violence, and what it takes to create a life on your own terms.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Good morning! Start your day with Go Birds! Daily, a daily Eagles podcast giving you everything you need to know for September 3rd. In today's episode Eliot Shorr-Parks dives into some interesting comments both Howie Roseman and Nick Sirianni made Wednesday on WIP, including one of the strongest endorsements yet for Jalen Hurts. Presented by Ashley, America's number one furniture and mattress store. Join Go Birds! Insiders!, a new community for all the #RealOnes, #AutoDownloaders and Daily listeners to hang out, talk Eagles and enjoy exclusive Eagles content! CLICK HERE to join.

What does one of the worlds’ leading historians see when he looks at America right now? Professor Timothy Snyder (one of Sophia’s favorite brains) has spent decades studying how democracies flourish or fall apart. Now he shines a light on the urgent and very-present warning signs, the historical patterns he recognizes, and the dire consequences when ordinary people believe they're powerless and stop paying attention. He also shares what small moves we can make that could change everything for the better. It’s a dose of hope we all need right now!Pick up Tim Synder's books "On Tyranny" and "On Freedom" at bookstores everywhere. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.