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Entrepreneur Michael Gardon is on a mission to help people BREAK work and get intentional about their career journey. In 2018 work wasn't working for Mike, so he decided to BREAK work and design a better work-life. Now, he helps people do the same. Hear from corporate careerists who have found fulfillment in new industries. Hear from entrepreneurs and solopreneurs who invest in themselves in pursuit of a more fulfilled, more sane life. Hear from side hustlers who are building more resilient ...
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Two sisters starting to work and do life without really knowing what we're doing.
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For health coaches who are ready to broaden their perspective as a coach/entrepreneur or a shift worker who is tired of health information not fitting their lifestyle. This podcast is for you. Did you know most health and wellness advice is made for the 9 to 5 world, leaving out those who work nontraditional hours? 25% of the workforce is shift workers 40% increase in cardiovascular issues for those who work shifts 60% increase in metabolic issues for shift workers. If you are ready to open ...
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Are you a wedding pro ready to ’crush it’ in life and business? Each week on the Event: Crushed podcast, we’ll be chatting about all things wedding industry, entrepreneurship, and how to take our businesses to the next level with practical advice and real life stories from someone who has been in it for over a decade, along with expert guests! Host Becky Hart has owned her PNW wedding + event planning company Event Crush since 2012, has bought and sold a rental business, and leads one of the ...
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The Bee in Cyber Podcast is a brand new UK cyber careers podcast, focussed on the people who work within cyber security. The podcast will interview and showcase the diverse individuals who work in cyber security, their career journeys, and showcase all sides of the cyber hive. This podcast is not just for people who want to be in cyber, it is for all of the worker bees, who are 2 years plus into their career, and now thinking what is next for me? How do I get to where I want to be? We want t ...
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Inside the biggest news stories impacting UK agriculture - with Johann Tasker from Farmers Weekly and Scottish farmer Sandy Kirkpatrick. Every Friday.
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about scriggitySo how does scriggity work? You can submit your news any time, but new shows will go live on Wednesday. We'll talk about YOUR news, and put our own spin on it. What will that spin be you ask? Who knows, we need your news first for you to find out! Aunt Tilly have a new boyfriend? Uncle John get a new sweet ass pickup truck. Are you naming your sister "Annoying person of the year"? Send it to us at news@scriggity.com People hate the news because it either doesn't have anything ...
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Marketplace® is the leading business news program in the nation. We bring you clear explorations of how economic news affects you, through stories, conversations, newsworthy numbers and more. The Marketplace All-in-One podcast provides each episode of the public radio broadcast programs Marketplace, Marketplace Morning Report®and Marketplace Tech® along with our podcasts Make Me Smart, Corner Office and The Uncertain Hour. Visit marketplace.org for more. From American Public Media. Twitter: ...
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Media Sound Wave is a podcast covering topics that can help people at home and at work by interviewing experts and looking at what technology can do to help
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Have you ever wondered what Gen Z and other interesting people talk about? Do you want to hear your nerdy best friend/host reference a show you heard about from “that guy” at work who leers at the water cooler? Maybe you just need to kill an hour. If any of this is true, welcome to Monster of the Week. My name is Jonah Katz and I'll be your host. Every week I will bring you a one-hour discussion about anything, with a friend of mine or anyone else kind enough to kill an hour with me. The onl ...
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Notes from the Beeyard is a weekly podcast about the joys and disappointments of beekeeping. From 1990 to 2016 Colorado beekeeper Tom Theobald wrote a weekly column, Notes from the Beeyard, for a regional farm and ranch magazine. Tom's initial plan for Notes from the Beeyard was to document a single year in his life as a beekeeper - swarm management, working toward the honey flow, bears - and so on. Over time, the column grew to hold much more. Notes from the Beeyard is about the joys and di ...
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People are like vegetable patches, in order for your garden to thrive, you have to pluck the weeds by the root. I will discuss anything related to the root cause, not the symptom. Join me on this healing journey! Episodes will run around 20 to 30 minutes each. Feel free to reach out! healingtherootcause55@gmail.com DISCLAIMER This podcast provides general information and discussions about mental health and related subjects. The information and other content provided in this podcast, or in an ...
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What TikTok knew of the app’s toll on teens
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This week, more than a dozen states came together to sue TikTok over the social media app’s effects on young users. Now, a report by NPR and Kentucky Public Radio shows executives at the company were well aware of the harms to teens. We’ll get into it. Plus, is the cost of rebuilding after a natural disaster becoming a luxury few can afford? And, w…
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How the 2024 presidential candidates compare on national debt
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As Election Day grows closer, economic-minded voters wanna know: How much do Harris and Trump plan on adding to the national debt? The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget reviewed the campaign promises of both candidates and predicted a spending range for each. In this episode, will Trump or Harris dig a deeper debt hole — and why should vot…
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Why racial disparities in stock market investments persist
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Stocks are increasingly an important source of household wealth. Thanks to the booming stock market, U.S. household wealth surged to a record high last year, per Federal Reserve data. But there are continued racial differences in stock ownership, which has big implications for the racial wealth gap. We’ll learn more. Also on the show: producer pric…
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Ep. 25: Navigating Public Relations for Wedding Pros with Meghan Ely
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In this week's episode, Becky interviews Meghan Ely, a PR expert for wedding professionals, discussing the importance of public relations in the wedding industry. They explore common misconceptions about PR, the benefits of getting published, and various opportunities available for wedding pros to enhance their visibility. Meghan shares practical s…
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Maybe let’s just not talk about politics at work?
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“We’ve just softened the boundaries a little bit and allowed politics to creep into the workplace,” says Sean Westwood, director of the Polarization Research Lab at Dartmouth. As part of our Office Politics series in the lead-up to the election, we’re focusing on how companies intensify or ease political divides. Today: the argument for just not ta…
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From the BBC World Service: Chinese police have detained four workers of the Taiwanese iPhone maker Foxconn in circumstances Taipei has described as “strange.” The employees were arrested in Zhengzhou on “breach of trust” charges. We’ll unpack. Then, Portugal wants to bring in a new law to give a decade of tax breaks to people up to the age of 35. …
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Bytes: Week in Review — Breaking up Google, TikTok troubles and the “Godfather of AI” gets a Nobel Prize
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TikTok is facing yet another legal challenge. This week, attorneys general from 13 states plus Washington, D.C., sued the short-form video app, alleging that it harms children. We’ll be digging into the latest lawsuits on today’s Marketplace “Tech Bytes: Week in Review,” our roundup of the week’s top tech headlines. Like the so-called Godfather of …
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Austan Goolsbee, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, counts himself as a data dog. It’s a name for economic policymakers who take the long view and are usually game to wait for more numbers. Goolsbee spoke with “Marketplace” host Kai Ryssdal about his voracious appetite for information and what he calls “the hardest thing that a centr…
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The gifts of mortality and movement, from “Notes From America”
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This week, we’re sharing an episode of another podcast we think you’ll love. “Notes From America With Kai Wright” is a show from WNYC Studios about the unfinished business of our history, and its grip on our future. In this episode, Wright interviews choreographer Bill T. Jones about his groundbreaking dance performance “Still/Here.” Jones shares h…
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There’s gold in them there central banks!
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The value of gold is up 28% since the beginning of the year. And while some see the precious metal as shiny and pretty, central banks around the globe view it differently — as a safe asset during a time of geopolitical tensions. Also on the program: We’ll discuss how markets are responding to this morning’s inflation data, and we’ll hear about a la…
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What shoppers really want is some disinflation
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Later this morning, we’ll get the consumer price index for September. While inflation is way down from its peak in June 2022, consumers are frustrated with persistently high prices. We’ll hear more. Plus, how does a Nobel win in literature influence book sales? We’ll hear from the publishers of last year’s Nobel laureate, Norwegian playwright and a…
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From the BBC World Service: Ratan Tata was one of India’s most internationally recognized industrialists. The tycoon oversaw a 50-fold rise in profits in his two decades as chairman of Tata Group and acquired brands like carmaker Jaguar Land Rover. He died at age 86. Also: How is Swedish furniture giant Ikea going to hit its eco targets? Plus, the …
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Some of the walls around Meta’s Threads app are coming down
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The new kid on the block of social media, Meta’s Threads, hit 200 million active users in August. When it launched in the summer of 2023 as a rival to the platform formerly known as Twitter, Meta said the app would eventually be integrated into the so-called fediverse. This “federated universe” is the most prominent example of a decentralized socia…
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Total damages from Hurricane Helene in the United States could cost $250 billion. But only a small fraction of homeowners have flood insurance. As another major hurricane looms, we’ll unpack why coverage is becoming so expensive that many Americans choose to go without. Plus, some news you can use about communicating during an emergency, and how zo…
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As the Southeast assesses Hurricane Helene’s damage, Milton barrels toward Florida’s west coast. The proximity of the storms will make it harder for homeowners and insurers to estimate each one’s impact — and likely drive up recovery costs. Also in this episode: Corporate bonds shine after the Fed’s rate cut, the mortgage rate honeymoon is over and…
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Medicare does not pay for general, long-term care. Now, Kamala Harris, the Democrat’s candidate for president, wants to expand Medicare to pay for long-term care for older people in their home. That would need an amenable new Congress, but many families are presently left trying to piece together care for older relatives. Also on today’s show: pote…
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In a time of fraught political polarization, it’s hard for companies to decide whether to take political stands or remain quietly on the sidelines. Today, as a continuation of our Office Politics series, we’ll hear why some places that once mixed business and politics may be keeping a lower profile now. Then, nearly a month into a strike, negotiati…
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