On Episode 63 of the Cutting Edge Podcast we wrap up another incredible year in the cutting community, highlighting the champions of the NCHA Metallic Cat Futurity and the NCHA Teton Ridge World Finals. Then we catch up with Elaine Jackson from Galatia Illionois, who alongside her husband, Rick Jackson, run a successful full time training operation…

On Episode 62 we celebrate the start of the 2021 Teton Ridge NCHA World Finals! Kicking us off is an interview with Kaylee Thompson who is entering the 15,000 Amateur in third place. Kaylee approached me because she wanted to share her story, and her bond with her special mare Nu Id Be Special, aka Nibs. It's a wonderful interview with an engaging …

On Episode 61 of the Cutting Edge Podcast we are joined by one of Edmonton's top relators, Sara Kalke. Alongside her business, Sara has a young family, has shown cow horses, cutters and even dabbles in dressage! I was originally drawn to Sara when I met her at cuttings and began to follow her on social media. I admire her honesty, her passion for h…

My mentor Jeremy Kobus came on the show to talk about designing businesses with humans in mind (instead of profit). We got a little bit sidetracked…but we promise it connects. Link to Kings of Leon NFT story. Topics: How Amazon Fucks You and Everyone Else Psychographics, Ads Aren’t Necessarily Bad Diversifying Your Hobbies and Wandering Stepping in…

My guest today is Miriam Swords Kalk, sister of our guest from Episode 6, Sam Kalk. This episode is a connection between some of the favorite subjects of previous episodes like Self-Determination Theory which we talked about with Sam, education which we have discussed with a lot of guests like Episode 14 with Coach Rudy, contextualized in human-cen…

Aaron and I talk about existential threats, accidentally becoming a Superwarrior at work, and bring some clarity to why modern yoga may not be as good for you as you think. For my Dallas listeners, Aaron will be holding open sessions at Classic Pilates in the Uptown location from 6:30-8 PM Thursdays throughout the summer. Topics: Sympathetic/Parasy…

My relationship to Judaism is not what you might expect with an episode title like this. I have been trying to steer my guests away from Judaism since I started this podcast, but that has caused me to live inauthentically within this space. Judaism was a driving force for my curiosity and ability to challenge the status quo growing up, so I decided…

This ep is really about leadership (which is what it takes to build a community - whether personally, professionally, or otherwise). Ryan is joined by the Co-Artistic Director and Conductor of Density512, a contemporary chamber orchestra and new music collective in Austin to talk about community, solitude, and leading a team of artists. Topics: Sol…

Trauma is a part of everyone's story. You shouldn't shy away from healing just because your trauma doesn't look like the person's next to you. Jump in to this shockingly lighthearted episode about a subject that seems very immense and dark. The first step to addressing and healing your trauma is awareness. Go to my website to learn more about how I…

It is what it is... Until it becomes what you make it. While most of our discussion revolves around the workplace, all of this is applicable to all parts of life. Join Brett and I as we talk about: Intentionality of Choice Limiting/Fixed Mindset vs Growth Mindset Control Connecting to Feedback Active Listening Three Types of Empathy Empathy Skillse…

Lots of learning to be done on this major holiday!!By AG Sage

(Questions of the Day) Eric and I revisit some of our most classic conundrums. Here are the topics of these questions: Does Your Personality Stabilize at 25? Religion for the Society vs the Individual Perspectives of Growth Dating App Philosophies Music vs Sex Creativity vs ConsistencyBy AG Sage / Eric Nichols

WARNING: Stories of traumatic abuse. Listener discretion is advised. Nichole tells us how her experiences shaped who she was, who she became, and who she is now. This episode is all about authenticity. Here are some of the topics we cover: Using Your Pain to Find Your Niche What Brings People Closer to You Integrating All Parts of Yourself What Spi…

Welcome to the first legit episode of Don't Forget to Be a Human! Ashley is back for the third week in a row, somehow. This time you get to actually be entertained by her brain. It'd be a great help if you could fill out this quick, 5 minute survey! Personal Hero's Journey Retreat Survey I get really hyped about something I shouldn't be eating and …

What is this? An episode where Ryan is talking about education, mindfulness, and emotional intelligence... again? Yup. This one is a bit different, because I have the magnificent Coach Rudy on doing it for me! He is absolutely fantastic at teaching us how to teach and learn and sharing his vision with you. Send this to all of your teacher friends!!…

Welcome to EQ Book Club: The Actual Book Club. In this special episode of EQBC:TABC, we chat about The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz. All you need to know is that even if you haven't read the book, you are absolutely still going to learn and the conversation is very interesting (and funny).By AG Sage

Today I am joined by GENIUS!! Ricardo Martins happens to have the most design awards in the United States, yet he is actually Brazilian. I think that is pretty damn cool. We break down what design approaches do to the experiences of our lives. Topics we cover: Holistic Design Philosophy The Problem with Thinking Humans Are the Center of the Univers…

Welcome to Don't Forget to Be a Human! The new weekly episode of wholesomeness that relieves you from the exhaustion of the mental processing I put yall through earlier in the week. It is a great day for a day full of being vulnerable and letting yall in to the friendzone. Let's get into it: WTF is Dry Shampoo? The Future of This Show (hint: an act…

Listen to me and Scott Gazzoli of the Causing the Effect Podcast become friends in this very entertaining episode about the New York mentality, brain waves and binaural audio, and sensory deprivation float tanks. The full range of topics from this episode include: Movement Mentality and Prioritization Being with Yourself Structuring the Hours You H…

Where does control come from? How do you stay accountable to yourself? And who are you responsible for? Join me to think about accountability, responsibility, and control.By Ryan Hance

Josh is an ex-professional BMX athlete and five time brain tumor survivor. Josh and I get pretty damn fired up about people's perceptions of control in their life. If I told you any more, I'd be ruining the episode. Take this one slow and roll it back if you need to get clarity on any thoughts. We also very much welcome debate to what we were sayin…

I have the honor of being joined by one of the great thinkers and communicators of our time, Dr. Imani Scott to discuss my experience of the great city of Atlanta, cultural intelligence, and the exciting opportunity that is ignorance. Here is a great place to start or continue learning about your privilege and the history of racism in America: Race…

What are we responsible for in our work environment? Ryan and Ryan reminisce on their pain-filled months working in small team startups this past summer, and what these experiences meant for their emotional growth. Some topics we touch on: Trust, Respect, and Feedback in the Workplace Emotional Confusion as a Reductive Force What Are You Actually R…

Click below if you have any interest in your personal hero's journey! Link to Retreat Interest Form Professor Emerita Mary Doll joins me to do what all great thinkers do; tell stories. We discover why storytelling is so important to our emotional intelligence, as well as the role dreams play in our self-understanding and forward momentum. Some topi…

FINALLY! The episode that explains what the fuck emotional intelligence is! Here are some topics we dive into: Performance vs Potential in Leadership The Four Components of Emotional Intelligence Necessity of Being Able to Learn EQ Growth Strategies Response vs React Accountability and Feedback Resilience Systems and Systems Thinking…

Find joy and peace in this new year through learning (about yourself and the things that excite you). In this episode, People Management Expert Sam Kalk and I discuss: How to Love Learning Intrinsic Motivation Self-Determination Theory (Autonomy - Competence - Relatedness) Learning in the Workplace Managing People Better…

I promise you need to hear at least one part of this. I give you some thinking about how to view experiences that may feel nauseatingly familiar to you and wrap up with some Do's and Don't's of going home for the holidays. Topics: Systems Thinking (and why it is relevant) Triggers and Mindfulness in Familiar Experiences Romanticization of the Past …

The (real) bird and bees talk that your parents never gave you. We hit an array of intimacy related topics such as: Sexpectations Unhealthy narratives in and out of the bedroom Creating a culture of conversation Intimately learning your sexual self Connecting with a partner Avoidance The (Bullshit) G Spot…

BIKES! BIKES! BIKES! This week, I have the Executive Director of the Urban Cycling Institute at the University of Amsterdam, George Liu! We talk about my favorite activity (leisurely bike rides) and how cycling can engage social and personal mindfulness, as well as urban mobility's role in social change and a higher social intelligence level within…

I wanted to share with you some beautiful stories of secure and courageous relationships, so I brought Kelly and Alexa of Bedroom Rodeo tell you their most recent experiences. Sprinkled throughout these stories and the entire episode are some important nuggets of information relating to navigating roommates, rekindling friendships, and what it actu…

After some (very) quick reminiscing about not following the rules, we dive in to breaking the habit of being yourself, the state of flow, and spirituality in the growth journey. Solomon then speaks on how your preconceived experiences of meditation, mindfulness, and coaching may have developed an unhealthy association with the subjects. He also has…

Tayler Ayers thrives in the black and white of things. He wants to make it known that there is no grey area to him. Most importantly, he wants you to form an opinion on him. Good or bad. So, come join us this week and decide how you feel about him. Check out the book recs at bookshop.org/shop/eq Follow Tayler on Instagram @tayler.ayers Follow the s…

First of all, don't worry. It is not a book club. There is no required reading. This episode is just an introduction to who I am, why I am doing this show, and what the show is going to be about. Even if you don't listen, I truly appreciate you taking the time to read this. You can follow the show on all social media @EQBookClub and can find more c…

On 20 February 2020, people around the world are going to share stories of the healing and transformation that they’ve experienced through the use of psychedelic medicine. It’s a bit like a global ‘coming out’ campaign. South African science writer Leonie Joubert of The Psychonauts speaks with the organisers of the Thank You Plant Medicine global c…

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Sarah Yaghy, leasing and marketing specialist at Deerfield Place, discusses the luxury market demand in Oneida County (Part 2 of 2).By Gannett

Sarah Yaghy, leasing and marketing specialist at Deerfield Place, discusses the luxury market demand in Oneida County (part 1 of 2).By Gannett

Marquee Cinemas Operations Manager Bill Favorite talks about the new construction projects at the New Hartford Marquee Cinema-Orchard 14 movie theater.By Gannett

Here are highlights from the town hall meeting in New Hartford on Wednesday, April 10.By Gannett

Barneveld Fire Chief Kevin Kalk discusses a fatal fire in Trenton on Wednesday.By Gannett

April Oswald, museum education director, talks about the MWPAI's new audio guide, “Patron, Artist, Muse: Women of MWP.”By Gannett

John Ferguson, 38, of Yorkville was found guilty of manslaughter Wednesday, March 13, 2019, in Oneida County Court. Here, the jury delivers its verdict after returning from deliberations.By Gannett

For some people, depression can be a terminal illness. American novelist David Foster Wallace was one of its victims. He died of depression in September 2008. A few years before that, he wrote something beautiful that might help a well person better understand the peculiar kind of hell that depression is. He said that a depressed person doesn’t cho…

New Hartford Town Supervisor Paul Miscione discusses New York Mills' hiring of a new police officer.By Gannett

Robert Butler, the owner of The Pizza Box, discusses why he believes The Pizza Box stands out from other pizza places in the area.By Gannett

Photographer Tommy Brown talks about his upcoming gallery at the MWPAI.By Gannett

Freshman members of the House of Representatives receive several weeks of training between the election and when they take office. U.S. Rep. Anthony Brindisi, D-Utica, talks about what it was like having his family with him for part of that process.By Gannett

Michael Arcuri of the Ward Arcuri Law Firm on West Park Row talks about the annual Clinton Shoppers' Stroll and Holiday Parade.By Gannett

Gary Schacher, Department Commander for the New York American Legion, summarizes the issues with the decline in Legion membership.By Gannett

Jake Mihevc, associate dean of the Department of Business, Cybersecurity, & Computer Sciences at Mohawk Valley Community College, thanks the sponsors of the 10th CNY Hackathon at MVCC.By Gannett