Best Hr Certification Podcasts (2024)

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Creating a Consistent Employee Engagement Culture with Michele Haugh 37:26

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In episode 154, Coffey talks with Michele Haugh about employee engagement and how to enhance it within organizations. They discuss the definition of employee engagement; the importance of operationalizing engagement activities; creating a 12-month roadmap for engagement; the necessity of ongoing leadership training and development; integrating comp…

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Encore Episode: Tiger Crashing a Virtual Happy Hour 31:08

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Send us a Text Message. Due to technical issues we don't have a new episode for you this week. Please enjoy this encore episode from May 2020. Can virtual happy hours spell trouble for HR departments? Join us as Warren and Patrick discuss the unexpected challenges that arise when colleagues meet over video for a drink. We share a riveting Reddit st…

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06/25/2024: High Heat | Gulf Sturgeon | Freedom Summer - David Dennis 24:21

3d ago24:21

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Thermostats may show a high of 96 degrees in parts of Mississippi today, but it could feel hotter than 109 outside. Emergency responders share ideas for how folks can stay safe in extreme summer heat. Then, Mississippi's population of gulf sturgeon has been decimated in recent years. Plus, a civil rights icon shares his experience of organizing in …

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06/24/2024: Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Anniversary | Freedom Summer 60th 23:56

3d ago23:56

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Today marks two years since the Supreme Court handed down the Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health ruling, allowing states to limit abortion rights. Then, a filmmaker and activist on documenting the Jackson, Mississippi clinic at the center of the Dobbs case . Plus, civil rights leaders are remembering Freedom Summer, a voter registration initiative in 1…

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Open Comments - Episode 23: Understanding Energistics and the Part it Plays with Pablo Perez 30:00

3d ago30:00

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Send us a Text Message. Unlock the secrets of data standards in the oil and gas industry with insights from Pablo Perez of the Energistics Consortium. Recorded live from The Open Group Summit in Edinburgh, Pablo takes us on a journey from his early days in Venezuela to his impactful role in shaping data communication and transfer through Energistic…

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Episode 273: Dairy Allergies & Elimination with Hallie Bulkin 30:19

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On the podcast this week, Hallie discusses her experience with cutting out dairy from her and her daughters’ diets. She shares the challenges and benefits of eliminating dairy, as well as the importance of choosing dairy alternatives carefully. Hallie also explores the topic of food allergies and the impact of diet on behavior and overall health. S…

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06/21/2024: Delta Port | Retirement | Juneteenth Rodeo 20:57

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What a major investment in a Mississippi river port in the Delta could do for the state's economy. Then, a growing number of seniors in Mississippi don't have retirement plans, according to a recent survey from the AARP. Plus, Black cowboys in the South are clebrating their own history this week to celebrate Juneteenth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.c…

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06/20/2024: Undocumented Spouses | Broadband | Lynching Awareness 24:07

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An immigration plan that will shield undocumented spouses of U.S. citizens from deportation is being met with praise and criticism from immigration advocates in Mississippi. Then, more than 70 million dollars has been awarded to Internet providers to build out rural broadband networks in the state. Plus, a project in Oxford is helping to bring awar…

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06/19/2024: LGBTQ Fund | HeatRisk | Juneteenth 23:59

7d ago23:59

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A non-profit in Mississippi is providing financial assistance to LGBTQ groups throughout the state this Pride Month. Then, a new tool can help keep people informed on how severe the heat will be this summer. Plus, today is Juneteenth, a day celebrating the emancipation of Black slaves in the United States. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for…

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My Experience Landing an Analytics Job in 2024 (193 Applications 11 Interviews 5 companies 2 Offers) 22:43

7d ago22:43

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How to Get an Analytics Job Podcast: https://www.buzzsprout.com/780404 Want to work with me? Click here: https://learn.silvertoneanalytics.com/career-services/ My resume(feel free to download it and use it as a template): https://docs.google.com/document/d/1eqc1LipxCHVUHHUd3RoddzNFxp7prIjC/edit?usp=sharing&ouid=109026827743334369431&rtpof=true&sd=t…

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What Employers Need to Know About Employee Assessments with Brandon Jordan 43:17

8d ago43:17

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In episode 153, Coffey talks with Brandon Jordan about the use of assessments in the employee selection and development process. They discuss the different types of employee assessments available in the market and when each might be appropriate; the right questions to ask assessment providers; types of assessments and what they measure; the potenti…

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06/17/2024: Investigation into Death | Mens Suicide | Abortion Pills 24:08

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The family of a Jackson man whose body was found floating in the Pearl River are still searching for answers about his death. Then, men are at a much higher risk for committing suicide than women. What could be done to prevent those deaths? Also, the abortion pill Mifepristone will stay on the market after a recent Supreme Court decision. What does…

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06/14/2024: Fentanyl | Dollar Stores | Picnic in the Park 23:50

11d ago23:50

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Fentanyl continues to be the leading cause of overdose deaths in the U.S. And experts say part of the solution is helping those struggling with addiction. Then, there’s a rapidly growing business across the South that has communities up in arms. They warn the stores are dirty, crime magnets and dangerous. Plus, New Yorkers with roots in Mississippi…

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Episode 272: “Yes! I Have a Private Practice!” with Hallie Bulkin 11:09

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This week on the podcast Hallie finally talks about her very own private practice, Little Sprout Therapy! She discusses the growth of her practice, the R.E.A.L Biz Mastermind Program for private practice owners, and its potential reopening in 2024. The episode also highlights the services offered by Little Sprout Therapy for patients and the opport…

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06/13/2024: Title IX | Summer Meals | National Geographic Winner 23:20

16d ago23:20

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A Senator from Mississippi wants to undo anti-discrimination rules recently adopted by the Biden administration which protect trans students. Then, some schools are providing meals for students this summer. Plus, a student from Gulfport is being recognized by National Geographic for her video about oyster farming in the Mississippi Sound. Hosted on…

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06/12/2024: Boycott | LGBT Mental Health | Roadside Markers 24:04

15d ago24:04

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Democrats are calling for a boycott of the Mississippi State Fair after Republicans held a rally in support of former President Donald Trump. Then, LGBTQ youth in Mississippi are four times more likely to commit suicide. How can mental health services reduce that number? Plus, roadside markers are a way to preserve history where it happened. That's…

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Impacting the Community with Great People Practices with Dr. Kenneth Nichols 34:37

15d ago34:37

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In episode 152, Coffey talks with Dr. Kenneth Nichols about how a company's people practices can positively impact their community. They discuss sustainability and corporate citizenship; the importance of visible leadership in the community; recruitment practices reflecting community diversity; the benefits of local recruiting and training programs…

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Emotional Intelligence: HR's New Jedi Mind Trick 41:07

16d ago41:07

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Send us a Text Message. Ever wondered why some leaders effortlessly command respect while others struggle despite their hard skills? Discover the hidden power of emotional intelligence (EQ) in shaping effective management and how mastering it can revolutionize your workplace dynamics. Join Warren and Kevin as they break down the crucial elements of…

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06/11/2024: Certificate of Need | American Heart Association | John Batiste 25:05

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Lawmakers are considering cuts to red tape to increase competition in the healthcare field. Then, the American Heart Association celebrates its centennial. Plus, A Grammy-award-winning star from the South recently launched his first solo tour, saying he wants to bring even more attention to the music legacy of the Gulf States. Hosted on Acast. See …

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06/10/2024: Kids Count 2024 | Medicaid Coverage Data | Flags of Mississippi 23:58

19d ago23:58

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The latest report on the overall well-being of Mississippi’s children and families shows the state ranks next to last in several key indicators. Then, More residents in Mississippi and surrounding southern states have their health insurance coverage through the Affordable Care Act--- according to a new health policy research report. Plus, how have …

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Episode 271: Certified Myofunctional Therapist® Certification (CMT®) with Hallie Bulkin 12:52

18d ago12:52

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This week on The Untethered Podcast, Hallie dives into all things Certified Myofunctional Therapist™ Certification (CMTç) and addresses the infringement of intellectual property by other companies. Note: You can only become a CMT® through Hallie’s company, Elevation Movement, LLC. She explains the purpose of the CMT®, the certification process, and…

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#89: From Job Seeker to Job Offer with Trupti Patel 45:19

20d ago45:19

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Today is a very special episode. I am joined by one of my former students and one of the first graduates from the HR Career Accelerator program, Trupti Patel. In this episode, Trupti talks about her career journey and how she was able to go from being a job seeker to a job offer in less than five months post-graduation. If you are a job seeker stru…

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06/07/2024: Trump Rally | Hurricane Drill | State Health Exchange 24:29

22d ago24:29

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A week after former President Donald Trump was convicted of falsifying business records, some Mississippians are rallying to show support for his 2024 Presidential campaign. Then, Emergency responders test their communication skills as part of an annual hurricane preparedness exercise. Plus, a new law allows for the establishment of a state health …

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06/06/2024: Jackson Water | Skilled Jobs | Gulf Coast Land 23:24

22d ago23:24

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We continue our conversation about Jackson's water system and if federal oversight could have prevented a crisis. Then, education experts say technical training can be a big factor in filling the needs of the state's job market and getting students into promising careeers. Plus from the Gulf States Newsroom, For 15 years a man has been uncovering h…

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Recognizing and Remedying Organizational Burnout with Kelly Bubolz 33:32

22d ago33:32

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In episode 151, Coffey talks with Kelly Bubolz about the causes of burnout and how to address it within an organization. They discuss the distinction between burnout and stress; the factors contributing to burnout in industries like hospitality and among remote workers; the changing work environment leading to increased burnout; the shift away from…

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06/05/2024: Year of Hate report | Gulfport Project Delayed | EPA in Jackson 23:49

24d ago23:49

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Several organizations in Mississippi have been named "hate groups" in a new report from the Southern Poverty Law Center. Then, pushback from residents of a historically Black neighborhood in North Gulfport has local officials delaying plans to build a large cold storage facility. Plus, environmental advocates are asking if the EPA is doing enough t…

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06/04/2024: Affordable Internet | Mental Health Crisis Centers | Home Repair Assistance 23:56

25d ago23:56

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A pandemic-era program to help folks afford Internet coverage is finished. What that could mean for Mississippians ahead. Then, some hospital patients in DeSoto County had to spend nights in jail until they could get mental health treatments, a move experts say is unique to Mississippi. Plus, a grant program seeks to connect low-income Mississippia…

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06/03/2024: Hurricane Season Starts | Canoes and Conservation | Abortion Pill Access 23:58

26d ago23:58

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Hurricane season is underway. What folks need to know to stay safe from possible storms. From the Gulf States Newsroom: The nation’s major waterway faces challenges like fast current and excess pollution. But in the Gulf South, canoe guides are teaching kids not to fear the Mississippi River. Plus, what a push for abortion pills to be labeled a "sc…

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Episode 270: Hallie’s Inspiring Journey 58:04

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In this week's podcast episode, Hallie shares her journey from being a college student to a speech-language pathologist (SLP), business owner and mentor. She discusses her experiences in grad school, working in the schools, and starting her own private practice. Hallie also talks about her failed attempt at launching an online business and her shif…

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05/31/2024: Police Camera Policy | Utility Bills | Brain Drain 23:52

29d ago23:52

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Some businesses in Jackson are required to install new cameras to help police, a move some say could be unconstitutional. Then from the Gulf States Newsroom, how water leaks, poor customer service and aging infrastructure can make paying utility bills a headache. Plus, population growth is booming in the south, but Mississippi is being left out of …

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Using Neuroscience to Drive Better Learning Outcomes at Work 28:50

29d ago28:50

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In different organizations, sometimes learning is a punishment. If people don't do the right thing or there's a safety issue or a compliance issue, we send people to training. The other end of that spectrum is it's a reward for people. So, your top performers, key talent. So how do we find somewhere in the middle? We're Only Human -- Episode 179 In…

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05/30/2024: Electric School Bus | Blood Shortage | Next Gen Radio 21:39

30d ago21:39

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The EPA is providing Jackson Public Schools with new electric busses that could reduce greenhouse gas emissions and save the district money. Then, blood shortages grow after an agency steps into help several states devastated by storms. Plus, what does it mean to be "home?" A New Orleans resident who participated in the de-segregation of her elemen…

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HR News: Location, Location, Termination with Suzanne Lucas 37:42

29d ago37:42

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In episode 150, Coffey talks with Suzanne Lucas about her Evil HR Lady articles from May. They discuss the kerfuffle that arose after she released an article suggesting that employees who change their work location without coordinating with their employee should be fired; the tax and regulatory issues employers and employees face when working in ot…

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05/29/2024: Casino to Immigrant Housing | Hurricane Mitigation Plan | Brown v. Board of Education Pt. 2 23:56

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A defunct casino could provide temporary housing for unaccompanied migrant children, but some elected officials in Mississippi are opposed to the plan. Then, this hurricane season is expected to be severe. And a program new to Mississippi could fund weather-proofing of homes. Plus, we continue our conversation with civil rights leader Leslie McLemo…

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05/28/2024: Infant Health | Brown v Board of Education | Slavery Erasure 23:59

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With the country's worst maternal and infant health outcomes, doctors in Mississippi say a lack of public awareness of risks could be to blame. Then, this month marks the 70th anniversary of the Supreme Court ruling on Brown v Board of Education. Plus, how have laws been re-written over time as part of efforts to erase slavery from history. That's …

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Episode 269: Trusting Your Mom Gut with Becky Birkenfeld MS-CCC, SLP 52:03

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This week on the podcast, Hallie welcomes Becky Birkenfeld, a speech-language pathologist and feeding therapist. Becky runs a home-based practice, specializing in early language acquisition, autism, and extreme picky eating, offering in-home treatment and hands-on parent support. Join them as Becky shares her daughter’s airway journey and her perso…

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#88: Why You Should Say YES to a Summer Social Event 20:00

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Have you been invited to a summer social event or activity? Did you delete the invitation or respond with a no-thank-you? If you did, I encourage you to listen to this episode. In it, I explain the benefits of saying YES to that summer social and how to mix fun with career acceleration. Helpful Links for this Episode: Join The HR Career Cafe on Lin…

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05/23/2024: Rankin County Safety | Dress Code | Next-Gen Radio Feature 24:36

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Mississippi's Southern US District Attorney is meeting with residents of Rankin County to discuss their concerns about public safety. Then, the ACLU of Mississippi denounces a school clothing policy that defines dress codes according to a student's sex. Plus, a Jackson artist asks the question, "What does it mean to be 'Home'?" Hosted on Acast. See…

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05/22/2024: Tax Reform | Amazon Training | Community College History 23:03

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In the 2025 session, legislative leaders say one of their top priorities will be tax reform. Then, with a 10 billion dollar data center in the works, Amazon is prepared to train workers to fill an expected 1000 jobs. Plus, a historian shares the origin story of Mississippi's community colleges. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inform…

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People Management in Entrepreneurial Firms with Kurt Wilkin 32:20

1M ago32:20

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In episode 149, Coffey talks with Kurt Wilkin about people leadership in entrepreneurial firms. They discuss the premise behind Kurt's book "Who's Your Mike," which focuses on the different kinds of workplace personalities encountered as an entrepreneurial firm matures; the evolution of HR in entrepreneurial businesses; common misconceptions that e…

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05/21/2024: Police Crimes | Cicadas | Information from Jails and Prisons 23:14

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A new study looks at how Mississippi police officers are charged and sentenced when they commit crimes. Then, it's cicada season. What thousands of loud bugs mean for your backyard. Plus, In the rural South, it can be difficult for families to get updates on loved ones who are in prison or jail. Especially true when someone is hurt or even dies. Ho…

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Open Comments - Episode 22: Round Table Talk: The Open Group Professional Certification (Open Professions) Program with Andras Szakal, Deborah Schoonover, and Tony Black 24:14

1M ago24:14

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Send us a Text Message. Unlock the secrets of career progression with the Open Professions certification program, as we sit down with Andras Szakal, VP CTO of The Open Group, Deborah Schoonover, Director of Certification, The Open Group, and Tony Black from Kyndryl. These industry stalwarts take us through a journey that's less about textbooks and …

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05/20/2024: Hurricane Season | Broadband Access | WZZQ The Movie 24:00

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Hurricane season starts soon. Researchers are projective an active summer and fall. Then, public and private broadband providers are discussing how to connect folks across Mississippi to the internet. Plus, a new documentary airs tonight about the first counter-culture rock station in the southeast. Jackson's own WZZQ. Hosted on Acast. See acast.co…

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Episode 268: Lily and Mia’s Myobrace® Experience - Keeping It Real with Lily, Mia, and Hallie 20:38

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This week, Lily & Mia, Hallie’s daughters share their experiences with Myobrace®, an oral appliance designed to guide jaw growth and potentially prevent braces. Lily faces challenges keeping the Myobrace® in overnight. She often gags and spits it out. Mia, on the other hand, has had more success but struggles when she's sick and needs to mouth brea…

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5/16/2024: Mental Health Resources | Solar Panel Controversy | Addiction Prevention in MS 24:04

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It's National Mental Health Action Day, and experts are sharing how Mississippians can get in touch with the assistance they -- or a loved one --- may need. Then, the state public service commission undid a solar panel incentive program, a move environmentalists say is short-sighted and could violate the law. Plus, it's National Prevention Week. Wh…

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The "Gig" is Up: Implementing the DOL's Independent Contractor Rule with Krystal Yates 32:06

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In episode 148, Coffey talks with Krystal Yates about the US Department of Labor's revised rules for classifying independent contractors. They discuss the difference between an employee and an independent contractor; “1099 employees”; the reasons employers might misclassify employees as independent contractors; “gig” workers; the changes brought ab…

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Redefining Success in HR: Beyond the Degree and Into Real-World Experience 15:42

1M ago15:42

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Send us a Text Message. Ever wonder if climbing the HR career ladder requires a framed diploma on your wall? Think again. In a candid exploration of the evolving landscape of human resources, I, Warren, debunk the myth that a degree is the golden ticket to success in HR. With wit and a wealth of experience, I illustrate how diverse backgrounds - fr…

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05/15/2024: Parole and Sentencing | Food Assistance | Southern Soul Music 21:13

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Incarceration rates are high in Mississippi, and the state legislature did little this year to address it according to prison reform advocates. Then, Mississippi turned down federal food assistance funding. How are families and food banks planning to move forward? Plus, Mississippi has been named the home of Southern Soul Music. Hosted on Acast. Se…

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05/14/2024: Brain Injuries | Rolling Fork | "The Dead Don't Need Reminding" 24:05

2M ago24:05

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Mississippi has one of the highest rates of death from traumatic brain injuries, according to new CDC data. Then, we re-visit the town of Rolling Fork, where residents are still working to rebuild from last year's devastating tornado. Plus, a new memoir shares the story of a black man and his great-grandfather who had to flee Mississippi because of…

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05/13/2024: Medicaid | Dirty Dozen Report | "I Am, I Can, I Will" 23:49

2M ago23:49

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Organizations that spent months advocating for Medicaid expansion are looking ahead to 2025 after efforts failed during this year's legislative session. Then, a national workplace safety group says two Mississippi companies are among the nation's most dangerous. Plus, a new book seeks to inspire young black women to be the best version of themselve…

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