Best Eddie Leonard Podcasts (2024)

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Episode 1: Adaptive Sports, Tequila, and Tea 27:15

2h ago27:15

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I sit down with Sean Marihugh, Sr. Accessibility Program Manager at Microsoft, Independent Consultant to talk accessibility, tech, sports, and how they intersect. We'll also share our current go to for tequila and tea. Visit https://www.seanmarihugh.com/ to learn more about Sean! Social Links: X: https://x.com/techandsips TikTok: https://www.tiktok…

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Mark Scatterday, Conductor of the Eastman Wind Ensemble, Part 1: A life in conducting and training the next generation of professional musicians 57:26

9d ago57:26

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Mark Scatterday is the Professor of Conducting at the Eastman School of Music and the esteemed conductor of the legendary Eastman Wind Ensemble. Since taking the baton in 2002 as only the fourth conductor in the ensemble’s storied history, Mark has continued the rich legacy of his predecessors, especially Frederick Fennell and Donald Hunsberger. Un…

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Episode #126 Open Mic: Julie Leonard and Brennan Held of MarketVision Share the Results of AI vs. Humans 47:44

12d ago47:44

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Experienced human researchers vs. AI. How does AI stand up right now, today? The results may surprise you like they did for me. In this special “Open Mic” episode of the Rock n’ Roll Research Podcast, our guests share the results research-on-research that address that very question. Julie Leonard and Brennan Held (colleagues of mine at MarketVision…

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Episode #125: Graeme Ford - Founder PunkMRX, Former Innovation Head at YouGov, Punk Rock Academic 40:40

19d ago40:40

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Once fairly traditional, the market research industry is now teeming with fresh thinking and ways to discover insight. Someone needs to help make sense of it all. Graeme Ford is leading the charge by bringing a punk rock ethos to the game with his new consultancy, PunkMRX. Prior to PunkMRX, Graeme had a ‘boomerang’ career at YouGov, returning as Gl…

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Frederica von Stade & Martin Katz, Part 1: An Opera Icon and Renowned Collaborative Pianist, Reflecting on a Lifetime of Musical Collaboration, Teaching, and Artistic Growth 55:12

20d ago55:12

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On June 9, 1974, the legendary singer Frederica von Stade and the brilliant pianist Martin Katz performed their first concert together—a partnership that continues to captivate audiences to this day. Few musical collaborations have endured for so many years or produced such iconic work. It was an incredible honor to sit down with both of them to di…

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Daniel Burczyk, Director, DBK Consulting: Liquid Cooling Data Centres – An industry in transition 45:47

21d ago45:47

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Curious about the rapid changes in the cooling industry? Or wondering how consultants bridge the gap between manufacturers and data centres? Daniel Burczyk, Director/Partner of DBK Consulting, brings over a decade of expertise in helping manufacturers and clients navigate the evolving world of cooling technology. From his unique position as a consu…

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Episode #124: Joseph Wylie - Precision Sample, Insights Association Chapter President, Singer Songwriter 25:58

26d ago25:58

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Step aside Adam Levine, Joseph Wylie will take the mic now. Joseph is a goal setter and a planner. He knew in undergrad that market research was his ticket, so he got his MSMRA from Michigan State, took a position at Precision Sample and got involved in the Insights Association (smart moves!). Today, he is Precision’s Global Director of Supply and …

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Impromptu Session with Wes Nance of Eastman and Rochester Philharmonic: "Whinnies and Winners: A Trumpeter's Journey Beyond Mahler" 9:48

30d ago9:48

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In this deeply insightful interview, host Tony Plog chats with Wes Nance, trumpet with the Rochester Philharmonic, about the often-overlooked artistry behind Sleigh Ride's iconic horse whinny. Wes reflects on his time at the Eastman School of Music, his unconventional teaching methods, and the annual Horse Whinny Challenge — a competition as fun as…

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Teaser 1:02

1M ago1:02

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Welcome to Tech + Sips! New podcast where I sit down with interesting individuals and discuss the latest in tech trends, share personal journeys, and some of our favorite foods, all while enjoying some great cocktails, or mocktails, if you prefer!By Eddie Leonard

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Episode #123: Jim Lake - President of Michael Walters Advertising, Accomplished Songwriter, Drummer 29:37

1M ago29:37

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Jim Lake is President of Michael Walters Advertising where he has been for over 30 years. MWA boasts an impressive client list including Hunter Douglas, Paul Mitchell and the Chicago Cubs. But Jim is also a fellow drummer who discovered his penchant for songwriting in his 50s and in 2023 was named a Songwriter to Watch by the Nashville Songwriters …

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Jeffrey Biegel, Part 1: International Concert Piano Artist and Educator - His thoughts on Music, Innovation, and Overcoming Adversity 1:02:06

1M ago1:02:06

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Jeffrey Biegel is a pianist who has dazzled audiences across the globe, performing with major orchestras from a young age. But his contributions go far beyond the concert stage — He's commissioned over 25 new works from living composers, leaving a lasting mark on contemporary piano music. Always pushing the boundaries, Jeffrey has performed weekly …

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Maciek Szadkowski, CTO of DCX: Pioneering Liquid Cooling Solutions for Modern Data Centers 48:51

2M ago48:51

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Curious about the latest advancements in liquid cooling for data centers? Or interested in how DCX is leading the charge with innovative immersion and direct-to-chip cooling technologies? Maciek Szadkowski, Chief Technical Officer at DCX, brings a wealth of knowledge in next-generation cooling solutions, drawing from years of experience managing la…

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Ed Carroll, Part 1: Mastering Music from All Angles - A "conductor, teacher, student, iconoclast, improviser, director, new music enthusiast, symphony musician, soloist, chamber musician"... and more ... 1:04:37

2M ago1:04:37

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Ed's career in music has been nothing short of remarkable, spanning multiple roles including trumpeter, teacher, conductor, and entrepreneur. His deep involvement in so many facets of the musical world has made him a leading voice not just in the trumpet community, but in the broader world of music. In Part 1 of our conversation, Ed takes us back t…

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Episode #122: Rachel Baghelai - I/O Psychologist, Dressage Rider, Punk Rock Enthusiast 31:27

2M ago31:27

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Second time’s a charm. After starting out in banking, Dr. Rachel Baghelai pivoted and has thrived in her career as Industrial/Organizational psychologist and business consultant focused on employee research. She is currently VP of Assessment and Analytics and The Kaleidoscope Group, a leading DEI consultancy based in Chicago. We discuss Rachel’s ca…

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Episode #121: Rob Klein - Founder of Klein & Partners, Healthcare Expert, Budding Musician 40:19

2M ago40:19

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Rob and his business partner / wife, Toni, are giving new meaning to the term ‘house band.’ After starting his insights career with classic firms like Market Strategies Int’l and Elrick & Lavidge, Rob has been running his own firm, Klein & Partners, for over 20 years focused exclusively on supporting healthcare clients. Rob and Toni are partners in…

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Eddie Kilbane, Head of Site Selection, Echelon: AI and Data Center Innovation 49:12

3M ago49:12

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Are you intrigued by the latest trends shaping the data center industry? Or curious about how the $57 billion AI bubble is impacting site selection and innovation? In this episode, we dive deep into the evolving landscape of data centers with Eddie Kilbane, Echelon's head of site selection and a seasoned industry expert. Eddie shares his insights o…

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Clayton Haslop, Part 1: The Virtuoso Violinist - His life as an LA studio musician, and his relentless and creative fight against focal dystonia. 44:50

2M ago44:50

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Clayton Haslop's journey as a violinist has been nothing short of extraordinary. At just 18, he joined the Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra and rose to become its concertmaster. Over the years, he also served as concertmaster for the Los Angeles Opera Orchestra and contributed his talents to numerous iconic film scores, including Titanic, The Matrix, …

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Episode #120: Victoria Sakal - Head of Growth at Wonder, Family Business Kid, Real Estate Investor 26:43

2M ago26:43

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Victoria Sakal is currently the Head of Growth for the on-demand research platform company called Wonder (askwonder.com), who is applying AI and a whole lot of innovation to secondary research. Really cool stuff! But, if you would have told a young Victoria she would make a career in research, she most certainly would not have believed you. Much of…

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Brendan Leonard, Managing Director, Stulz: Navigating 30 Years of Data Center Cooling Innovation 42:57

3M ago42:57

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Curious about the evolution of cooling technology in data centers over the past three decades? Or interested in how industry veterans are shaping the future with innovative cooling solutions? Brendan Leonard, Managing Director at Stulz, brings a wealth of experience from every level of the business. His journey from a service technician to a leadin…

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One Wedding and Two Funerals (The Fugitive/The Wedding Banquet/Manhattan Murder Mystery) 54:27

3M ago54:27

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A convicted killer on the run for the murder of his wife. A New York couple on the trail of a murder in their building. And a Taiwanese man in the closet! Today we go back to August 1993 and discuss a soon-to-be action classic, an early film from directing legend Ang Lee and, sigh, Woody Allen returning to his comedy roots with co-star Diane Keaton…

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Claar ter Horst: The Expert on German Lieder - "Working diligently, refining like a diamond, achieving freedom like a bird, listening with all your senses, and, above all, being amazed like a child." 54:40

3M ago54:40

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Pianist Claar ter Horst is a renowned expert on German Lieder, with a special focus on the music of Robert Schumann and Hugo Wolf. Her impressive career includes collaborations with legendary German singers like Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau and Elisabeth Schwarzkopf. Who better to delve into the rich tradition of German Lieder than Claar ter Horst? In …

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Episode #119: Eddie Accomando - Researcher, Anthropologist, Musician, Radio Show Host 28:05

3M ago28:05

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“Let’s not burn through technology again. Let’s not just rip a path through AI.” Eddie Accomando is one of my favorite researchers to talk shop with. With his academic background in anthropology, moderator certification from RIVA and deep knowledge of quantitative methodologies, Eddie can cover it all from theory to practice to the political dynami…

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Patrick Cotton, Product Manager for Chillers, Airedale: Transforming Data Center Cooling 42:51

3M ago42:51

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Interested in how Airedale has evolved over the past 50 years to become a leader in data center cooling? Or curious about the future trends in cooling technology? Join Robert as he sits down with Patrick Cotton of Airedale Chillers to explore the company's journey and Patrick's 15-year tenure. They delve into Airedale's transformation from an air c…

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What's Eating the Philadelphia Brief? (The Pelican Brief/Philadelphia/What's Eating Gilbert Grape) 1:04:04

3M ago1:04:04

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It's Denzel *and* Mary Steenburgen Week as we revisit the olden days of 1993 when people were still freaking out about AIDS and flagrant Supreme Court corruption had to be kept on the down-low. And how does Leonardo DiCaprio's performance in What's Eating Gilbert Grape hold up today? Join us as we discuss all this and more Back at the Movies.…

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Nina Yoshida Nelsen: An International Opera Star, Artistic Director at the Boston Lyric Opera, and President of the Asian Opera Alliance - Redefining what it means to be an opera singer 1:01:05

3M ago1:01:05

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Described by Broadway World as a "richly powerful singing actress," Nina is redefining what it means to be an opera singer. Beyond her international singing career, she is the Artistic Director at the Boston Lyric Opera and the co-founder and President of the Asian Opera Alliance. Nina is someone who not only talks the talk but walks the walk, usin…

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Episode #118: Ian Pierpoint - Founder of Further&Further, Cultural Strategist, Acid House Veteran 31:47

4M ago31:47

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Fail we may, sail we must. Ian Pierpoint is Founder and CEO of the intrepid human insights agency, Further&Further Strategies. Ian’s unique perspective on understanding people and culture is an outgrowth of his journey, from the UK acid house scene, to corporate youth researcher, to documentary filmmaking, to CMO. We discuss Ian’s improbable route …

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Matt Archibald, Director Technical Architecture, nVent: Embracing Liquid Cooling & Overcoming Data Center Challenges 50:55

4M ago50:55

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Curious about the latest trends in data center cooling and how they're meeting rising demands? Or interested in how companies are tackling the challenges of liquid cooling? Matt Archibald, Director of Technical Architecture at nVent, shares his extensive experience and insights into the evolving landscape of data center cooling. In this episode, Ma…

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Leonard Slatkin: The Multifaceted Maestro and His Legacy in Music, Literature, and Life 1:00:30

4M ago1:00:30

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In Part 1, Maestro Slatkin shares stories from his musical upbringing in Los Angeles, enriched by his family's deep musical roots. He reflects on his formative years studying under renowned mentors Jean Morel and Walter Susskind. We explore his process for learning new pieces and his insights on the unique approaches and sounds of various orchestra…

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The Brat Pack, Part 2 (The Breakfast Club/St. Elmo's Fire) 1:00:14

4M ago1:00:14

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Join us Back at the Movies as we sit in Saturday detention and watch two more iconic Brat Pack movies: The Breakfast Club and St. Elmo's Fire. We sadly couldn't find Siskel and Ebert's discussion about The Breakfast Club, but they (and we!) certainly have a lot to say about St. Elmo's Fire.By Idyllic Film

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John Rubinstein, Part 1: Scoring for Movies and TV to Winning a Tony: A Journey Through Music, Acting, and Hollywood's Golden Age 51:48

4M ago51:48

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Imagine being a multi-talented artist, a composer who has crafted scores for TV and iconic films like Jeremiah Johnson and The Candidate. Now, imagine you're also an acclaimed actor, having graced countless movies and winning a Tony Award for Children of a Lesser God Picture collaborating with legendary directors such as Bob Fosse, Mike Nichols, an…

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Novel Approach to Understanding Consciousness and Perception with Clement Decrop 57:00

5M ago57:00

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Today's special guest Clément Decrop is a Belgian-born inventor and author with a fascinating journey. Moving to the U.S. at the age of six, Clément's work has taken him around the world, culminating in his insightful book "The Idea Space: The Science of Awakening Your Non-Self." His book explores the concept of 'Idea Space,' providing a novel appr…

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Healing for Borderline-Style Personality with Therapist Tamra Sattler, Ph.D. 1:03:00

5M ago1:03:00

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Do you or someone you love suffer from emotional dysregulation? Do you feel things so deeply you almost get lost in these emotions? Do you suffer from anger and longing that threatens to burn you up from the inside with its heat? Do you often struggle with self-harm, substance abuse, self-hatred, interpersonal issues, and intense rage? Too Much and…

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True Story of a British Teacher Who Instructed an Autistic Child Using Telepathy 1:01:00

5M ago1:01:00

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A passionate advocate for neurodiverse students, particularly those with autistic spectrum perception and communication challenges, today's special guest, Jes Kerzen, found that wherever she worked, these were the children who so often appeared in her life and enriched it greatly. An encounter with one small boy, however, set her on a journey of di…

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Episode #117: Jeff Reesing - SVP at Dynata, Former Jamming Partner with Members of Jane's Addiction 29:44

5M ago29:44

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Jeff Reesing, is SVP of Corporate Sales and Customer Experience at Dynata, the world’s largest first party data platform and a company that powers so much of what we do in research and insights. He has built himself an impressive professional career, but music was his first love and it is easy to understand why. Back in high school, Jeff found hims…

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The Brat Pack, Part 1 (Sixteen Candles/Pretty in Pink) 59:15

5M ago59:15

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What's happening, hot stuff? In honor of the new Hulu documentary BRATS, we're mixing it up and doing a grab bag of Siskel & Ebert reviews of movies starring the legendary Brat Pack. This week, it's a Molly Ringwald double header, as we revisit the iconic teen films SIXTEEN CANDLES and PRETTY IN PINK.…

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Adult Bullies: Spotting Them and Stopping Them with Therapist/Author Bill Eddy 1:01:00

5M ago1:01:00

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When we think of bullies, most of us think of aggressive kids or teens who terrorize individuals they perceive as weaker. Yet, bullying isn’t relegated just to the schoolyard. On the contrary, adult bullies exist everywhere and run rampant in many families, workplaces, neighborhoods, political arenas, and organizations of all types and sizes. And i…

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Elias David Moncado, Part 1: International Award-Winning Violist, hailed as 'one of the biggest talents of his generation' 51:26

5M ago51:26

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Called "one of the biggest talents of his generation," Elias David Moncado, at a very young age, has already had an exceptional career. After winning his first competition at the age of 6, then his first international competition at the age of 8, he went on to win four major competitions after that (the Sendai Violin Competition in 2019, the Intern…

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The Pitt and the Pendulum (Boogie Nights/Seven Years in Tibet) 37:43

5M ago37:43

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In today’s episode from October 11th 1997, it’s a battle of the 90’s hunks, as we revisit Boogie Nights starring Mark “Marky Mark” Wahlberg, and Seven Years in Tibet starring Brad Pitt. We’re talking porn and Nazis, and we'll decide which is longer: Dirk Diggler’s uh, special talent, or Seven Years in Tibet’s runtime? All that and more, including J…

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You Can't Get To Better Until You Get To Different with Coach Dianna Kokoszka 51:00

5M ago51:00

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Delve into the world of personal and professional growth with today's special guest, Dianna Kokoszka, as she unveils her latest transformative new book, "Becoming More: You Can't Get to Better Until You Get to Different." 10 Questions You Won't Want to Miss: How can you actively become the creator, crusader, and champion of your own narrative? How …

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You Are The Dream of the Universe with Therapist/Author Katarzyna Dodd 1:05:00

5M ago1:05:00

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Our journey on earth often looks the same. We are raised, acquire knowledge, and make our way through life striving to find our true nature. Yet that quest for self-awareness can be derailed by unresolved trauma deep within, creating an emotional rift. That feeling of being lost on our inner journey can be masked by passions, daily tasks, or materi…

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How Toxic Positivity Is Killing Company Culture with Satyen Raja 53:00

5M ago53:00

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In the modern workplace, the concept of "toxic positivity" has become a subject of increasing concern. This term, trendy yet often misunderstood, refers to an overemphasis on positive outcomes and attitudes, to the extent that it becomes detrimental. We all know someone like this whose overwhelming positivity slowly withers the soul from within. Wh…

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Sleeping with the Lambs in LA (The Silence of the Lambs/Sleeping with the Enemy/LA Story) 47:02

5M ago47:02

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On today’s episode, which aired February 9th 1991, we try not to let Siskel kill our buzz too much as we delve into two "woman in peril" movies: the iconic The Silence of the Lambs and the less-iconic Sleeping with the Enemy. We also discuss Steve Martin’s LA Story and if the traffic jokes still land 30 years later. So put the lotion in the basket …

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Frederica von Stade, Part 1: The world-class opera singer, recitalist, concert artist, and philanthropist: Sing from the heart! 55:39

5M ago55:39

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Frederica von Stade has had a fabulous career as an opera singer, recitalist, and concert artist. In her long career, she has performed and recorded internationally, working with major conductors around the world (Karajan, Bernstein, Abbado, to name just a few.) In addition, she has championed the works of many contemporary composers, most notably …

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How to Change Deep Rooted Patterns and Transform Your Life with Rae Leonard 1:05:00

6M ago1:05:00

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Today's special guest, Rae Leonard, is an author, intuitive guide and coach. Her latest book is titled, High Sobriety: A trip out of the bottle into your intuition. As a Transformationalist, Rae draws on her expertise in Jivamukti Yoga, VortexHealing®, performing arts, Conscious Language, and master cleansing to help people who are ready for Post T…

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Episode #116: Kai Fuentes - Multicultural Expert, 2nd Gen Researcher, Amateur Comic 21:24

5M ago21:24

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Do surveys make good bedtime stories for kids? It worked for Kai Fuentes! Kai is a second-generation market researcher. While many of us were running around causing trouble as kids, Kai was helping her mom’s family business by stapling surveys and even intercepting respondents at the mall. Kai followed in her mother’s footsteps by founding Ebony Ma…

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Dr. Cathal Wilson, Co-Founder & COO, Nexalus: Innovating Energy Efficiency in Data Centers 33:32

6M ago33:32

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Curious about the potential of data centers to enhance energy efficiency? Or interested in how Nexalus is innovating the future of direct-to-chip cooling? Dr. Cathal Wilson is an expert in thermodynamics with years of experience in energy recovery and data center cooling solutions. He combines his background in a family business with cutting-edge i…

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Craig MacFadyen, Director Data Center Cooling Solutions, Munters: Navigating the Future of Data Center Cooling 35:52

6M ago35:52

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Wondering how data center cooling solutions are evolving with rising demand? Or curious about the impact of developing solutions for data center hyperscalers? Craig MacFadyen is the Director of Offer Strategy and Portfolio Management, Data Center Cooling Solutions at Munters. He has over 15 years of experience providing insights and guidance to the…

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You Are A Frequency: A New Paradigm For Health with Debbie Anne Sellwood 1:01:00

6M ago1:01:00

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A transformation in human consciousness is taking place. And it’s generating a growing interest in how subtle elements of the human constitution play a part in the maintenance of our health and wellbeing. You Are a Frequency, a new book by today's special guest Debbie Anne Sellwood, introduces a new paradigm for health and healing based on the whol…

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Sex, Lies, and Parenthood (sex, lies, and videotape/Parenthood) 40:44

5M ago40:44

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The summer of 1989 at the multiplex was all about Batman and Honey I Shrunk the Kids, but by August 5th it was time to make room for the grown-ups, with two very different movies about adults: sex, lies and videotape and Parenthood. We couldn’t wait to revisit future Oscar winner Steven Soderbergh’s Cannes sensation, and future Oscar-winner Ron How…

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Effect of Biological Warfare and Political Bioterrorism on Public Health 59:00

6M ago59:00

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Today's special guest, Adam Finnegan, was in the 8th grade when he received a vaccine for HepB, which resulted in various neurological disorders he still suffers from today. Congressional hearings confirmed the vaccine was having adverse effects on children. He is also personally affected by Lyme disease and its co-infections. His personal experien…

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