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Hannah Grunwald geht auf Bildungsreise nach Riga. Die 17-jährige Damenweltmeisterin ist beim Sommer-Grand Prix in Lettland zu Gast – und nimmt viele Eindrücke und noch mehr Lehren zurück heim nach Parchim. Welche, erzählt sie im Gespräch mit Norbert Ockenga im Rahmen der großen Analyse des Speedway-WM-Laufs im Baltikum. Im Rahmen dieser Berichterstattung vom Grand Prix kommen auch Sieger Brady Kurtz, Fredrik Lindgren und Lokalmatador Andreij Lebedews ausgiebig zu Wort. Die Speedwaybundesliga sieht bereits am Freitag das Verfolgerduell zwischen Wittstock und Stralsund, in dem es hart umkämpft zur Sache geht. Kevin Wölbert sowie Klubchef Frank Mauer berichten in O-Tönen aus dem Fahrerlager der Wittstocker, während Michael West die Partie aus Sicht der Nordsterne von der Ostsee ausführlich beleuchtet. Schließlich gibt's noch einen Schwenk zum Grasbahnrennen von Melsungen. Denn in Nordhessen fährt eine gerade mal 17-jährige aus der Fachwerkstatt Melsungen ihr erstes Rennen an der Fulda: Lena Siebert ist in einem Seitenwagengespann unterwegs. Siebert schildert ihre Eindrücke vom Heimdebüt – und Stephan Katt sowie Daniel Spiller berichten, die die Rennen der Internationalen Solisten in Melsungen so gelaufen sind. Mehr Informationen zum Bahnsport findet Ihr auf http://www.bahndienst.com, und alles zur aktuellen Ausgabe von PITWALK, Deutschlands größter Motorsportzeitschrift mit einem Feature über Celina Liebmann, steht hier: https://shop.pitwalk.de/magazin/125/ausgabe-82?c=6

Join Mike and Trey Farley from Farley Pool Designs as they delve into the world of backyard water features with Greg Wittstock, founder of Aqua Scape. From Greg's childhood fascination with ponds to creating world-renowned water features, this episode offers insights on transforming outdoor spaces into personal retreats. Learn about Aqua Scape's innovative 20 product, 20 step approach, and explore how their biological filtration systems work with Mother Nature. Discover tips for low-maintenance luxury ponds, the rise of recreation ponds, and the importance of proper design and professional installation. Plus, get a glimpse of the largest and most sophisticated ponds Aqua Scape has built, such as the monumental project in Africa. Whether you're a homeowner or a contractor, this episode provides valuable knowledge and inspiration for creating your own backyard oasis.   Discover more: https://www.aquascapeinc.com/ https://www.farleypooldesigns.com/ https://www.instagram.com/farleydesigns/ https://www.instagram.com/luxuryoutdoorlivingpodcast/ https://www.instagram.com/poolzila/   00:00 Welcome to Luxury Outdoor Living 01:26 Meet the Pond Guy: Greg Wittstock 03:24 The Birth of AquaScape 04:57 Innovations in Pond Filtration 08:22 Recreation Ponds: A Natural Alternative 08:42 AquaScape Certification and Training 15:47 Barbecue Bits: Outdoor Kitchen Essentials 22:54 The Importance of Fish in Pond Ecosystems 23:50 Turtles and Ponds: A Migratory Challenge 24:36 The Most Out There Pond Project 25:56 Global Reach and Headquarters 26:16 Showcasing Projects on Social Media 26:58 Aqua Land: The Water Garden Capital 28:07 The Appeal of Ponds 29:04 Misconceptions and Mosquitoes 31:25 Shaquille O'Neal's Pond Experience 33:01 Designing and Building Ponds 42:10 DIY vs. Professional Installation 44:37 Future of Aqua Scapes 48:12 Conclusion and Final Thoughts  

Uwe Wittstock gehört seit Jahrzehnten zu den profiliertesten Literaturvermittlern im Land. Und er agierte dabei auf den unterschiedlichsten Ebenen. Sei es als Journalist bei der FAZ, als Lektor im S. Fischer Verlag oder als Literaturchef der Zeitschrift FOCUS. (Wdh. vom 14.01.2025)

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What does it take to create real change in a community? If you said act local, and start small, you are spot on. In this episode of You Betcha, host Rayna interviews Denise Wittstock, a passionate leader running for the school board in Sheboygan and the CEO of Big Brothers Big Sisters. Denise shares her journey back to her hometown to raise her family and make a lasting impact, emphasizing the importance of mental health support, resilience in schools, and the power of mentorship. She also sheds light on the transformative work of Big Brothers Big Sisters, an organization that has been around for 120 years, where mentoring relationships help guide young people through life's challenges. Tune in to hear how Denise is shaping a brighter future for her community and her thoughts on what we need to focus on in education. Remember to Vote April 1st. Connect with Denise:https://www.facebook.com/electdenisew#Big Brothers Big Sisters Shoreline WisconsinIf you're a current podcaster or aspiring podcaster who wants to grow their business with a podcast, check out Podcast Growth Club where Rayna shares her best strategies to help you grow and monetize your podcast with a small audience. Support the Show and Rayna's Work to Elevate MidWest Women!Buy Me a CoffeeIf you love the show, please subscribe, share it with your friends, and leave us a positive review

On this special episode of The Cost of Doing Business, I sit down with longtime friend and mentor Greg Wittstock, CEO and Founder of Aquascape. We dive deep into the real, messy journey of transforming a hobby into a thriving business, creating a company culture that lasts, and empowering a team strong enough to run the show without you. "If you're working IN the business, you have a job. If you're working ON the business, you have a company." Greg's straightforward advice years ago was the catalyst that inspired me to start my own company, SynkedUP. Today, we revisit those life changing moments, discussing how setbacks can become stepping stones toward bigger successes, and why letting go is key to growth and entrepreneurial freedom. This conversation is real, raw, and packed with lessons every entrepreneur needs to hear.   If you're interested in learning more about SynkedUP, check us out:  SynkedUP - Landscape Business Management Software https://synkedup.com/ Follow us on Instagram: @SynkedUP

In "Marseille 1940" erzählt Uwe Wittstock, wie der Amerikaner Varian Fry fast 2000 Menschen bei der Flucht vor den Nazis geholfen hat. Darunter viele deutsche Schriftsteller und Künstler, wie Heinrich Mann, Hannah Arendt oder Marc Chagall.

Uwe Wittstock gehört seit Jahrzehnten zu den profiliertesten Literaturvermittlern im Land. Und er agierte dabei auf den unterschiedlichsten Ebenen. Sei es als Journalist bei der FAZ, als Lektor im S. Fischer Verlag oder als Literaturchef der Zeitschrift FOCUS.

In the second half of this two-part series, Paul Jamison continues his conversation with Greg Wittstock, diving into the secrets behind his 5 million social media followers and how he creates engaging content. Greg opens up about his intentional time management strategies, showcasing his calendar and explaining how structure drives his success. Plus, he shares insights on his friendship with Logan Paul and the role relationships play in business. Tune in for actionable advice on scheduling, social media, and scaling your personal brand in the green industry. Black Friday Sale Connect with Paul: Click Here Upcoming Events: Lawn Care Life Conference: Get Your Tickets Here Save 50% off Equip Exposition Tickets Paul's Recommended Professionals: Try the CRM Jobber Get a Professional Website - Footbridge Media The Landscaping Bookkeeper Call Rail Paul's Books: How to Build a Thriving Lawn Care Business Cut That Grass and Make That Cash Paul's Business Building Resources: Price Increase Letter Template Contract Templates Know Your Numbers

Join Paul Jamison as he sits down with Greg Wittstock, The Pond Guy, in this dynamic first installment of a two-part series. In this episode, Greg shares his thoughts on The Ohio State Buckeyes, their offensive line struggles, and his predictions for their college football season. Shifting gears, Greg reveals how he grew AquaScape into a 130-employee powerhouse, the strategies behind pricing his services, and the keys to building a winning team. Packed with actionable insights, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to scale their business. Black Friday Sale Connect with Paul: Click Here Upcoming Events: Lawn Care Life Conference: Get Your Tickets Here Save 50% off Equip Exposition Tickets Paul's Recommended Professionals: Try the CRM Jobber Get a Professional Website - Footbridge Media The Landscaping Bookkeeper Call Rail Paul's Books: How to Build a Thriving Lawn Care Business Cut That Grass and Make That Cash Paul's Business Building Resources: Price Increase Letter Template Contract Templates Know Your Numbers        

Greg Wittstock, The Pond Guy, is owner and CEO of Aquascape, Inc., which he founded in 1991. He has been dabbling in water gardens since the age of 12 and has a love of everything water and turtles. After experimenting with ponds for over eight years, Greg had a “light bulb” moment during a drive home from the boring summer job he took during college in 1990. He decided that he wanted to do something he loved for a living – he wanted to build ponds. Just 30 seconds later, he had a company name, Aquascape. The next year, Greg began building ponds during his breaks in the school year. From there, he developed the Aquascape business model, which includes a mix of distribution, retail, and contractor services. Aquascape Inc. is now the leading manufacturer of water feature products in North America, serving and educating thousands of customers world-wide. Greg authored The Pond Guy on Marketing, has appeared on the cover of Inc. Magazine, and was a cast member of Nat Geo Wild's Pond Stars series. Follow Greg's current adventures on his YouTube channel as he meets incredible people, views beautiful water features, and shares what it means to truly love and be Living the Aquascape Lifestyle®. https://www.youtube.com/gregwittstockthepondguy

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Das Buch "Karl Marx beim Barbier" von Uwe Wittstock erzählt von Karl Marx' Leben und seiner letzten Reise als deutscher Revolutionär. Im Jahr 1882 verlässt Marx zum ersten Mal Europa und begibt sich nach Algerien, wo er von Albert Fermé empfangen wird. Gezeichnet von persönlichem Verlust und gesundheitlichen Problemen, reflektiert Marx sein Leben und Wirken, von seinen jüdischen Wurzeln über seine politischen Ambitionen bis hin zu seinem ewigen Exil und der Armut, die er ertragen musste. Uwe Wittstock gelingt es, in seinem Buch elegant zwischen Biografie und Erzählung zu wechseln und die philosophischen Ideen dieser Zeit verständlich zu vermitteln. Der Autor beleuchtet eine zumeist übersehene Phase von Karl Marx' Leben und zeigt dabei dessen Widersprüchlichkeiten auf. Die Beschreibung von Marxs Aufenthalt in Algier sowie Einblicke in sein familiäres Umfeld und seine Freundschaft zu Engels geben dem Leser ein tiefgründiges Verständnis für die Person Marx. Für den Rezensenten war das Buch von Wittstock alles andere als leichte Lektüre, sondern regte zum Nachdenken über historische Zusammenhänge, politische Entwicklungen und persönliche Beziehungen an. Die Darstellung von Marxs Kampf um das Überleben seiner Familie und sein Ringen um politischen Einfluss bieten einen faszinierenden Einblick in sein komplexes Leben. Wittstocks Werk führt die Leser auf eine Reise in die Vergangenheit, um einen der bedeutendsten deutschen Denker näher kennenzulernen und seine Rolle in der Gesellschaft kritisch zu hinterfragen.

"Marseille 1940" – Die große Flucht der Literatur – Uwe Kullnick spricht mit Uwe Wittstock über sein Buch – Hörbahn on Stage  Lesung von Uwe Wittstock + anschließendes Gespräch mit Moderator Uwe Kullnick (Hördauer ca. 84 min) Gesprächsbeginn (28:28)  Juni 1940: Hitlers Wehrmacht hat Frankreich besiegt. Die Gestapo fahndet nach Heinrich Mann und Franz Werfel, nach Hannah Arendt, Lion Feuchtwanger und unzähligen anderen, die seit 1933 in Frankreich Asyl gefunden haben. Derweil kommt der Amerikaner Varian Fry nach Marseille, um so viele von ihnen wie möglich zu retten. Uwe Wittstock erzählt die aufwühlende Geschichte ihrer Flucht unter tödlichen Gefahren. Es ist das dramatischste Jahr der deutschen Literaturgeschichte. In Nizza lauscht Heinrich Mann bei Bombenalarm den Nachrichten von Radio London. Anna Seghers flieht mit ihren Kindern zu Fuß aus Paris. Lion Feuchtwanger sitzt in einem französischen Internierungslager gefangen, während die SS-Einheiten näherrücken. Sie alle geraten schließlich nach Marseille, um von dort einen Weg in die Freiheit zu suchen. Hier übergibt Walter Benjamin seinen letzten Essay an Hannah Arendt, bevor er zur Flucht über die Pyrenäen aufbricht. Hier kreuzen sich die Wege zahlreicher deutscher und österreichischer Schriftsteller, Intellektueller, Künstler. Und hier riskieren Varian Fry und seine Mitstreiter Leib und Leben, um die Verfolgten außer Landes zu schmuggeln. Szenisch dicht und feinfühlig erzählt Uwe Wittstock von unfassbarem Mut und größter Verzweiflung, von trotziger Hoffnung und Mitmenschlichkeit in düsterer Zeit. "Lieber Feuchtwanger, wir brauchen Mut heute. Wie viel Prozent Hoffnung geben Sie uns?" "Wie viel Hoffnung? Fünf Prozent." Über die Flucht von Heinrich Mann, Anna Seghers, Franz Werfel, Hannah Arendt, Lion Feuchtwanger, Walter Benjamin und vielen anderen Eine szenisch dichte Chronik von Mut, Verzweiflung und Mitmenschlichkeit Marseille 1940: Wo sich die Wege zahlreicher Schriftsteller und Intellektueller kreuzten Uwe Wittstock ist Schriftsteller und Journalist und war bis 2018 Redakteur des Focus. Zuvor hat er als Literaturredakteur für die FAZ, als Lektor bei S. Fischer und als stellvertretender Feuilletonchef und Kulturkorrespondent für die Welt gearbeitet. Er wurde mit dem Theodor-Wolff-Preis für Journalismus ausgezeichnet. Bei C.H.Beck ist sein Bestseller "Februar 33. Der Winter der Literatur" (6. Auflage 2021) erschienen, übersetzt in neun Sprachen. "Das Buch erzählt von der Gewalt der Herrschenden, dem Überlebenskampf der Verfolgten und dem Mut der Helfer und Helferinnen - eine Lektüre, die in Zeiten weltweiter Flüchtlingsströme von besonderer Relevanz ist. Uwe Wittstock entführt die Leser mit dichterisch-empathischer Sprachkraft in finstere Zeiten, die zugleich eine Warnung und ein Lehrstück für die Gegenwart sind. Sein sorgfältige Recherche und fesselnder Erzählstil machen dieses Buch zu einem Meisterwerk, das auch heute noch wichtige Fragen zur Demokratie und Menschlichkeit aufwirft. In einer Zeit der Abschottung und Konflikte ist "Marseille 1940" ein beeindruckendes und eindringliches Werk, dem der Erfolg gewünscht ist, den es verdient. Lassen sie mich noch hinzufügen: Wir führen dieses Gespräch unmittelbar nach der Europawahl mit ihrem, wie ich finde, katastrophalen Rechtsruck, ausgerechnet in den Ländern von denen entweder schon einmal Unglück und Verzweiflung, Kulturmord und Zerstörung der Menschlichkeit ausging bzw. erlitten werden musste. Vielleicht nehmen wir dieses Buch und das was es schildert zu Anlass um wach zu werden oder zu bleiben, Vorzubeugen, damit solche Schicksale wie Uwe Wittstock sie uns geschildert hat nicht wiederkommen. Vor der Tür stehen sie schon. ."   U. Kullnick, The Fortnightly 23  Wenn Ihnen dieser Beitrag gefallen hat, hören Sie doch auch einmal hier hinein oder vielleicht in diese Sendung Kommen Sie doch auch einfach mal zu unseren Live-Aufzeichnungen ins Pixel (Gasteig) oder nach Schwabing Redaktion und Realisation Uwe Kullnick

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Craig and Ashley chat with Denise Wittstock to learn all about Big Brothers Big Sisters!

we Wittstock erzählt vom Jahr 1940, als viele in Deutschland verfolgte Juden, Intellektuelle und politisch Linke in Südfrankreich landen und auf Pässe, Hilfe und ein Schiff nach Amerika hoffen. Von Elke Heidenreich.

Anxious about the Vancouver real estate market in 2024? Co-Founder and CEO of Domus Homes, Richard Wittstock, isn't and chances are that he's seen more market cycles than you! In fact, in his 30+ year career, Richard has learned one thing over and over again: Don't bet against the Vancouver real estate market. Richard joins Matt & Adam this week in-studio for a wide-ranging conversation about the past 5 years in Vancouver real estate, the current state of the market, and his purposeful approach to building missing middle homes. How's the market? Where does Richard see opportunities? And what product type is quickly replacing single-family detached. This is a master class on Vancouver real estate. Listen up.

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I recently had the privilege of meeting Greg Wittstock, widely known as The Pond Guy, a renowned pond builder on YouTube and the owner of the world's most successful pond company. He generously shared insights on transforming his passion into a thriving $60 million business, enabling collaborations with presidents and celebrities. With 33 years of experience, Greg has gained valuable wisdom in life and business. To win a crate of The Pond Guy's captivating coffee table books, visit my YouTube channel and comment on the video version of this podcast, sharing one valuable thing you've learned.

Literaturredakteurin Katrin Schumacher empfiehlt: Ingo Schulzes Ruhrgebiet-Einblick "Zu Gast im Westen", Uwe Wittstocks "Marseille 1940" über die Flucht der Literaten und Rüdiger Safranski mit seiner Kafka-Biografie.

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Uwe Wittstock: Marseille 1940. Die große Flucht der Literatur | C.H. Beck Verlag 2024 | Preis: 26 Euro

Welcome back! I should be back on my regular schedule now. This week I cover the Battle of Wittstock and the failing of the Saxons. The battle coming out of the weakness of the Saxons in this area. Thank you for listening and I'll see you guys next time!     Support the show Email: 3decot@gmail.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/3DecadesoftragedyWebsite: https://threedecadesoftragedy.com

„Die Mieter sind froh, dass man investiert“: Thomas Lange von Velero managt bundesweit mit seinem Team mehr als 25.000 Einheiten, kauft dort, wo „Werte gehoben“ werden können. Also nicht in den Top7, sondern in Wittstock, Kamenz & Co. Einfache Formel der Velero-Strategie: „Gewohnt wird überall.“ In unserem Gespräch geht es also um Mietsprünge, die in den kleinen Städten sehr viel höher als in Berlin und München sind, weil das Ausgangsniveau ein ganz anderes ist. Heißt: mehr Rendite und – das gibt es wirklich – zufriedene Mieter. Wir holen die große ESG-Keule hervor, die in keinem Businessplan so richtig verankert ist, sprechen über den Investor KKR, über den Plattenbau als „wunderbare Wohnform“, barrierearmes Wohnen in Wittstock, verschiedene Leerstandsquoten, über kurze Drähte in die Nachbarschaft und eine kurze Zündschnur, wenn es um den Stimmenfang der Parteien geht. Und: Velero und IMMOCOM, das Unternehmen hinter dem Immobiléros-Podcast, haben ein gemeinsames Projekt. Velero richtet am 4. Juni innerhalb der neuseen classics in Leipzig die erste Deutsche Immobilienmeisterschaft im Radfahren aus. Genau die begleitet IMMOCOM als Medienpartner.

In this episode, Stacy Wittstock talks about education studies, research methodologies, basic writing programs, institutional hierarchies, culturally responsive teaching, the myth of standardized English, and writing assessment.

Greg Wittstock has had a 31-year career and counting in what started as his hobby. He has sold over a billion dollars year to date. His core values are Family, Service, Doing Your Best, and Fun. Aquascape's vision focuses on an ecosystem approach to water features that relies on the most natural balance of circulation, filtration, plants, fish, and rocks and gravel to ensure sustainability. As a natural evolution, Aquascape strengthens and cultivates its commitment to the environment and the responsible use of water. Water is our planet's greatest resource and Aquascape is dedicated to providing natural, responsible, and creative landscape solutions. Greg has been named “Best Boss” and acknowledged by FORTUNE as well has been nominated for Ernst and Young's Entrepreneur of the year award.   In this episode, Greg and Brad discuss how Greg has made billions making ponds. Listen to how he got started with his entrepreneurial journey.   Follow Greg @gregwittstockthepondguy And check out what Greg can do for you by going to https://www.aquascapeinc.com    Bomb: Let Greg's team know you came from the #BOMBSQUAD if you want a pond from his company! Bomb: You HAVE to showcase your work {Youtube, social media, and the internet} Bomb: “My life is about relationships” - Greg Wittstock Bomb:  The yin for your yang in business Bomb:  “Get yourself to the best you can and that's how you serve those around you the most.”  - Brad Lea                                                     

In today's episode we are honored to steal Greg Wittstock, aka' The Pong Guy' for 10 minutes after he spoke at LAL 2022. Even though it was only 10 minutes, there are many takeaways from this clip that I hope you can use in your life and business. Stay tuned for some amazing content and big announcements coming soon! Connect with us below:Greg's Youtube- https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=greg+wittstockhttps://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=greg+wittstock Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/growinggreenlandscapes/ Email-ggreenlandscapes@gmail.com ISOtunes Save 10% with code GG10-https://isotunes.com XMAS Mentor-https://course.xmasmentor.com/course?affiliate_id=3977520 UZMARKETING Yard Signs-https://lddy.no/1d3v5

On today's program special guest Greg Wittstock, aka the Pond Guy tells some remarkable stories of how he got connected with Logan Paul and Shaq and about he he built them some extravagant ponds. This was recorded at the Lawntrepreneur Academy Live event in Novi, Michigan hosted by Brian and Liz Fullerton.  The Resource Center at GreenIndustryPodcast.com Price Increase Letter Template GetJobber.com/Paul Lawn and Landscape Society Event Powered by Kohler Registration Paul Jamison's Books Learn More About GPS Trackit Payroll Solutions: Roll by ADP Try Audible The Landscaping Bookkeeper CFP Sheila Chaplain's Email: screliabletax@gmail.com Quickbooks Online Kujo.com (Pauls10 Saves 10%) Paul's Recommended Landscaping Tools Paul's Audiobooks: Cut That Grass and Make That Cash 101 Proven Ways to Increase Efficiency and Make More Money in Lawn Care Best Business Practices for Landscapers Follow us on YouTube: Green Industry Podcast Paul Jamison Follow us on Instagram: @greenindustrypodcast @pauljamison Follow us on TikTok: @pauljamison Follow us on Facebook: @greenindustrypodcast

Welcome to Life Transformation Radio.  In this episode, Linda Wittstock and I discuss how to reformat your mindset to love change. The power of disruption and she reveals the incredible podcast-listening app called Podopolo.  So if you want to learn to shift your mindset to help you with change, understand that constant change doesn't always have to be stressful, and it can help you be the best you can be, tune in now! About Linda Wittstock  Linda Wittstock is a five times serial entrepreneur in Media Tech, and she's busy revolutionizing podcasting. As the CEO and founder of Podopolo, the interactive and AI-powered podcast app that makes discovery effortless listening, personalized, and social and podcasting profitable for creators. Belinda is also the host of the acclaimed Wings of inspired business podcast, ranked by Entrepreneur Magazine as number eight of its top 20 podcast in 2020. She's a former award winning journalist, she's also a former executive producer and host for many of the world's top media brands, including BBC de CNBC, and Financial Times. She's a conscious leader with a dedicated spiritual practice, who believes entrepreneurs can and must use business for social good, and she certainly has lived a life of transformation. More Information Learn more about Melinda by visiting https://podopolo.com  

Greg Wittstock, The Pond Guy, is owner and CEO of Aquascape, Inc. He has been dabbling in water gardens since the age of 12 and has a love of everything water and turtles. After experimenting with ponds for over eight years, Greg had a “light bulb” moment during a drive home from the boring summer job he took during college in 1990. He decided that he wanted to do something he loved for a living – he wanted to build ponds. Just 30 seconds later, he had a company name, Aquascape. The next year, he began building ponds during his breaks in the school year. From there he created the Aquascape, Inc. business model, which includes a mix of distribution, retail, and installation services.Greg is a sought-after speaker on topics ranging from water gardening to business success and strategy. He authored The Pond Guy on Marketing and has appeared on the cover of Inc. Magazine. You may have also seen him on Nat Geo Wild's “Pond Stars” series.

In this episode, Victor Menaldo and Nicolas Wittstock discuss the 1992 book "Technopoly - The Surrender of Culture to Technology" by Neil Postman.

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Having looked at Sweden's failed plans for Poland, and then at Richelieu's ultimate survival, we return here to the Swedish theatre - this time, the pressure is all on the Swedish Chancellor Axel Oxenstierna, who somehow had to turn everything around, and keep Sweden's war in Germany going. As 1635 turned to 1636, Oxenstierna's desperation moved him to approach Cardinal Richelieu, cap in hand, for a renewal of the Franco-Spanish alliance of 1631. Lacking leverage, Ax Ox was still willing to swallow his pride and do what was necessary, but he knew that what Sweden needed most of all was a victory - a triumph on the battlefield could change everything, and show her foes and friends alike that Sweden was not yet lost.Enter, Johan Baner.**DON'T FORGET TO FOLLOW THESE LINKS!**1) To support the podcast financially in return for some extra audio content, check out Patreon!2) To find a community of history friends, look at our Facebook page and group!3) To keep up to date with us, follow us on Twitter!4) Matchlock and the Embassy, our new historical fiction novel, is out NOW! Get it here Get bonus content on Patreon Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, in a special bonus episode, Greg Wittstock, founder of Aquascape, explains how he invented the backyard pond industry, how he improvised a business model, and how he almost lost it all. After failing at franchising, Wittstock decided to give away his pond building expertise and marketing to landscape contractors in what he calls “a franchise system without a franchise fee.” And it worked. Always candid to a fault, he recounts how the business shot to $59 million in annual sales, why it then stagnated for 10 years, and what he ultimately figured out about social media marketing. Plus: he also explains why his first rule of customer service is: Don't give them what they ask for. Give them what they want.Show Notes:Here's Bo Burlingham's profile of Greg Wittstock: https://www.inc.com/magazine/20031101/aquascape.htmlHere's Greg's video of Shaquille O'Neal's pond installation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ti-k4LUQBNs

Mt. Spokast! is a retrospective podcast to celebrate the Alumni of Mt. Spokane High School's 2002 graduating class. On each episode, our host Brennon Poynor will sit down with classmates to see what they are up to now & wax nostalgic about the "good old days." This podcast helps support the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship. Which will award one graduating Mt. Spokasne senior with a scholarship of $2,500 to help pay for their further education and achieve their full potential in whatever they choose to pursue. Please visit the following link if you'd like to donate to the Nick Wintersteen Memorial Scholarship.

Die Total-Raffinerie in Leuna will bald kein russisches Öl mehr bekommen und verarbeiten. Mehr dazu und zu anderen Themen in unserem Podcast „Der Tag in Sachsen-Anhalt“ – heute mit Christoph Dziedo.

Die Total-Raffinerie in Leuna will bald kein russisches Öl mehr bekommen und verarbeiten. Mehr dazu und zu anderen Themen in unserem Podcast „Der Tag in Sachsen-Anhalt“ – heute mit Christoph Dziedo.

Uwe Wittstock: Februar 33. Der Winter der Literatur | C.H. Beck Verlag 2021 | Preis: 24,-- Euro von der hr2-Partnerbuchhandlung Ulenspiegel in Fulda

This is a recording of the Welle370 special program to celebrate 100 years of radio broadcasting in Germany. In 1920, test transmissions began from the "Funkerberg" in Königs Wusterhausen, resulting in a Christmas broadcast on December 22. To celebrate the 100 year anniversary of this broadcast, Königs Wusterhausen based Welle370 aired this show on their own low-power 810 kHz mediumwave tx as well as on a local FM station. For international listeners the program was broadcasted via the Moosbrunn shortwave facilities in Austria. Date of recording: 12/22/2020 Starting time: 1259 Frequency: 5.960 RX location: Wittstock, Brandenburg, Germany Recorded by Steffen Schulz, courtesy of the Shortwave Radio Archive. Part of the Shortwave Transmissions project, documenting and reimagining the sounds of shortwave radio - find out more and see the whole project at https://citiesandmemory.com/shortwave

Hello! We at TMM Studios hope you've been well during this break in episodes, over the holiday break, and now here at the end of many people's semesters (shout-out to those on quarter systems). But we're back with regular episodes for your feeds—just in time for winter break! In this episode, we're joined by Stacy Wittstock, a sixth-year PhD candidate specializing in Writing, Rhetoric, & Composition Studies, as well as education studies, at the University of California, Davis. Stacy walks us through an article born from her dissertation project submitted to the Journal of Basic Writing, which examines a cross-institutional basic writing program that was shared between one university of California campus and a local community college. In this fascinating talk, Stacy walks us through the conditions under which the program was created and what eventually led to its demise—all while providing salient takeaways for writing studies today. You can learn more about Stacy's research and work at www.stacywittstock.com. And please email her, too, with any ideas or questions and to follow up on her fascinating project. Also, feel free to follow her on Twitter at @curiousmagpies! If you'd like to learn more about the show, find links to things we talked about, find transcripts, or sign up to be a guest, please check out tellmemorepod.com. Feel free to follow us on Twitter at @TMM_Pod, too. Continued well wishes as this the fourth pandemic semester continues. Be safe.

March 22, 2021 - Denise Wittstock and Becky Wilhelm of Big Brothers Big Sisters

My guest today is Melinda Wittstock who was dubbed “disruptive” by her grandmother at a young age, and it's a label she's proudly lived up to as the enterprising female founder of several companies.  While a business reporter for the London Times in her early 20s, she gained a lot of insight into entrepreneurship and building a business from scratch.  After climbing the ranks of the news media world, she helmed the development of a crowdsourcing app, NewsiT, founded and ran Capitol News Connection, and is CEO and founder of Verifeed, a company that helps businesses leverage social media to grow.  Most recently, she founded Wings Media and hosts the Wings of Inspired Business podcast, where she interviews women entrepreneurs. Seeing a need for podcasters to better monetize their businesses, her company developed Podopolo, an app to help podcasters grow and monetize their audiences.  While she's always been involved in the world of media, Wittstock sees herself primarily as a problem-solver and innovator, hallmarks of any entrepreneur. In the podcast, we talk about how working from a mindset of abundance, rather than scarcity, is one of her primary motivators.  Now Let's get better together. Actions to Try or Advice to Take Despite being a former journalist, Wittstock acknowledges that we need to limit the amount of information we consume. Find a few trusted sources, but don't limit yourself to just your own bubble. Try to find the facts everyone agrees on.  Like many entrepreneurs, Wittstock identified a problem that needed to be solved in the industry where she worked. Innovation isn't about ego; it's about finding solutions.  Sometimes collaboration and community, rather than competition, might be the answer. Podopolo relies on these concepts to create monetization opportunities for podcasters.  Work from a mindset of abundance rather than scarcity. For Wittstock, it's as simple as asking, “how can everyone win?”  Links to Explore Further www.melindawittstock.com www.melindawittstock.com/wingspodcast https://podopolo.com/download/ www.verifeed.com Keep In TouchBook or Blog or Twitter or LinkedIn or JSYPR Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We chose to use two papers to frame our discussion. Those papers are Construction Safety Training Using Immersive Virtual Reality and Comparing Immersive Virtual Reality and PowerPoint as Methods for Delivering Safety Training.Let us know if and how you are using Virtual Reality in your business.Topics:VR research is a mixed bag.How VR training works.Advantages to VR training.How VR training can be used more effectively.Outsiders publishing in safety journals.Quotes:“It was fairly targeted towards the outcome they want from normal types of training.”“It does suggest that if we are going to spend more money on this...then the way to follow up is down that idea of simulating particular work tasks…”“It's like watching the Phantom Menace and then watching the Phantom Menace with 3D goggles and deciding that 3D goggles are no good, because they didn't make it into a better movie.” Resources:Sacks, R., Perlman, A., & Barak, R. (2013). Construction safety training using immersive virtual reality. Construction Management and Economics, 31(9), 1005-1017.Leder, J., Horlitz, T., Puschmann, P., Wittstock, V., & Schütz, A. (2019). Comparing immersive virtual reality and powerpoint as methods for delivering safety training: Impacts on risk perception, learning, and decision making. Safety science, 111, 271-286.Feedback@safetyofwork.com