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The Experts Edge Podcast is where experts come to command the stage, position themselves as authorities, and scale their business up. Join host Colin Boyd, as he discusses influence, persuasion, and communication with the industry's leading experts. Are you ready to increase your influence and leverage your passion into a successful business? You're in the right place.
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MJSA Podcast

Manufacturing Jewelers and Suppliers of America (MJSA)

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Insights and advice from the jewelry industry's top designers, manufacturers, bench jewelers, business executives, and educators.
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This Is Melissa

This Is Melissa

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(Embrace the Glorious Mess that You Are Liz Gilbert )Hi there!This is Melissa. I’m a single mom with two amazing kids And depending on the day, I am somewhere between a hot mess and a successful entrepreneur/business owner. And I’m always a Glorious Mess. If you’re looking for genuine authenticity with no filter, you’re in the right place. I’m real. I’m honest. And I’m not afraid to be vulnerable. And I didn’t become this Glorious Mess of a woman overnight. I faced my demons, sobered up and ...
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The Marketing Commute

The Marketing Commute

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Hosted by Andrew Baxter, Mike Boyd, and Carmen Bekker - The Marketing Commute is a podcast for anyone who’s interested in hearing the stories behind the career paths - as well as the triumphs and tragedies - of some of Australia’s most successful marketing and advertising leaders.
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PTP is an annual event associated with churches of Christ. It is held each summer in Branson and each fall in the Smoky Mountains. Over 5,000 people from all over the U.S. and many nations attend. The focus is on worshipping God, edifying His children, and educating/training His workers. It is an opportunity for preachers, elders, deacons, Bible class teachers, and members to continue their education. The lessons on this particular channel are from PTP 2024 Women Branson. You can hear these ...
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Welcome to "Love That For You," the podcast where heartfelt stories meet genuine connections. I'm your host, Morgan Leatherwood, a professional photographer based in the vibrant city of Charlotte, NC. Join me as I invite captivating guests from all corners of the country to share their remarkable journeys. In each episode, you'll be transported into the lives of incredible individuals who are either cherished friends of mine or individuals I deeply admire. We're here to uncover the narrative ...
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A special education teacher is on leave after a video was leaked on social media. The Cheshire teacher reportedly posted in a group chat on the platform, Snapchat, and somehow, that private message went public. A bigger conversation has surfaced around teachers and whether their posts on social media are appropriate at all following the 2024 electi…
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The 2023-24 Next Generation Accountability System Results have been posted by the Connecticut Department of Education. But what is the Next Generation Accountability System and what are key takeaways from the most recent results? We spoke with Ajit Gopalakrishnan, the State Department of Education Chief Performance Officer. For more information: ht…
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A recent Randstad survey showed that 42% of American workers aren't interested in moving up the ladder. Is there a risk of turning down a promotion or are workers wise to question whether getting the corner office is worth the trade-offs? We asked Julie Bauke, career strategist about it. IMAGE CREDIT: iStock / Getty Images Plus…
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A down market is one of the scariest things for most coaches. But have you ever noticed that there are some coaches that seem to never skip a beat while others struggle or disappear completely? That’s because some coaches have some safeguards in place that allow them to never really have to worry about down turns. They may have their own strategies…
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Monday's edition of "Connecticut Today" with host Paul Pacelli featured New Haven Independent Founder and Reporter Paul Bass on a high-profile Bridgeport political operative's alleged role in some questionable marriage arrangements (00:33). CTNewsJunkie columnist and Substack.com blogger Terry Cowgill offered his thoughts on last week's elections f…
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The Veterans and First Responder Center in Trumbull has been in the works for years and it’s finally set to be complete by the end of 2025! We got the latest news on this 5,500 square foot, multi-use facility for Trumbull and the region’s veterans, first responders, small businesses, civic groups and residents from Ray Baldwin Jr. Image Credit: Ray…
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According to national statistics, PTSD is slightly more common among Veterans than civilians. At some point in their life, findings show 7 out of every 100 Veterans will have PTSD. EMDR is a therapy that has been proven to help first responders and veterans get unstuck from trauma trapped internally. We learned more from Westport Fire Chief Nick Ma…
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Host Paul Pacelli opened Friday's "Connecticut Today" highlighting a report in the New Haven Independent about a high-profile Bridgeport political operative's alleged role in some questionable marriage arrangements (00:37). State Senate GOP leader Steve Harding talked about those allegations, as well as two General Assembly races with ballot questi…
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For a Friday edition of “Newsline,” host Brigitte Quinn wanted to talk with a local resident, Jennifer Bernheim, who is the Mother of a dyslexic learner, an advocate, and the host of a podcast called “The Right to Read.” Brigitte spoke with Jennifer about the mission of her podcast, which provides guidance for parents of dyslexic children (00:00). …
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Host Paul Pacelli opened Thursday's "Connecticut Today" with his thoughts on how the Democratic Party could actually benefit from former President Donald Trump's election - again - on Tuesday night (00:37). We ran a replay of President Joe Biden's post-election remarks, from earlier in the day, in Washington, D.C. (15:18). Landmark Legal Foundation…
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A Thursday edition of “Newsline” began with host Brigitte Quinn interviewing Yale Neuroscience Dr. Godfrey Pearlson, author of a new book called “The Science of Weed.” Dr. Pearlson broke down for Brigitte everything we want to know about marijuana, its use, and effect on the human body (00:00). Following that, Kevin Begley, co-host of the pizza pod…
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With former President Trump's election to another term, "Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli offered his own thoughts on the race (00:34), along with analysis from Sacred Heart University Political Science Professor and Scholar in Residence Dr. Gary Rose (07:16), Southern Connecticut State University Political Science and Urban Affairs Professor D…
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Host Brigitte Quinn got a busy post-Election Day installment of “Newsline” started by examining the races and outcomes, and, of course, the Presidential race, in-depth with Professor Bilal Sekou, Associate Professor of Political Science at Hillyer College, University of Hartford (00:00). Connecticut State Police Sgt. Luke Davis also joined the prog…
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Host Paul Pacelli opened Tuesday's "Connecticut Today" reminding listeners that the U.S. is strong enough to survive any occasional political upheaval (00:45). Connecticut Inside Investigator Reporter Marc Fitch talked about the Fairfield County, big-money backer of an Election Day ballot question supporting "no excuse" absentee ballot (15:13). CBS…
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Election day is finally here. A Tuesday Election Day edition of “Newsline” got underway with host Brigitte Quinn talking with political analyst and former New Jersey Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Wisniewski, who provided some analysis on today’s election (00:00). After that, Alex Putterman, a reporter with CT Insider, dropped by to speak …
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If you’ve been to any number of live events, you’ve certainly sat through your fair share of ‘blah’ presentations and phenomenal ones. I can almost guarantee that the ones that didn’t pique your interest or capture your attention were by speakers that had little to no stage presence. For coaches, stage presence is crucial. It doesn’t matter if you'…
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Monday's pre-Election Day "Connecticut Today" opened with host Paul Pacelli reminding folks that what goes on in Hartford in the General Assembly has much more of an effect on their daily lives that what happens in Washington, D.C. (00:38). CTNewsJunkie columnist and Substack.com blogger Terry Cowgill dropped by with his Election Day predictions (1…
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Tomorrow is finally Election Day, so host Brigitte Quinn made Monday’s edition of “Newsline” all about “Campaign 2024.” Savet Constantine was the first up (00:00). She joined Brigitte in-studio and is the Democrat running for the 42nd State House seat, which represents Wilton, Ridgefield, and New Canaan. Following Savet was her Republican and Indep…
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Millions of students apply each year for financial aid through the Free Application for Federal Student Aid also known as FAFSA. Since the 2023-24 rollout, we’ve heard about many delays and tech issues causing problems for families. We asked the state how Connecticut is handling FAFSA and what we can expect with the updated rollout later this year.…
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November is month tied to the theme of “giving back” and we want to focus on people with food insecurity. It may surprise you how many people in Connecticut don’t know where their next meal will come from on a regular basis. Jason Jakubowski, President and CEO of Connecticut Foodshare, gave us real-time statistics to show just how dire the situatio…
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Host Brigitte Quinn kicked off a new month and Friday installment of “Newsline” with an interview with Patricia Bonis, who just wrote a new memoir called “Jeddah Bride,” a true story about Patricia herself, who married a charming man—it seemed to be the fairytale romance—until he kidnapped their two young children, whom she did not see (or have con…
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A new audit report reveals more than $22,000 was spent on a fun-filled day for agency workers and their families, even though it was dubbed an annual meeting day of work. But what does this one day of alarming spending say about the lack of transparency in where our tax dollars go to state government? We spoke with investigative reporter, Jeff Derd…
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The Fairfield Democratic Town Committee is sounding the alarm over a letter sent to Fairfield University students ahead of the election. The letter was sent by the Republican Town Committee and it’s being called a shocking breach of privacy sent as an unsolicited mass political email to students. We get a better look at the accusation from the DTC …
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Thursday's "Connecticut Today" with Paul Pacelli opened with Paul looking at new numbers in the election "gender gap" and "education gap" (00:27). "Only In Bridgeport" blogger Lennie Grimaldi joined us to chat about this week's firing of city employee Wanda Geter-Pataky over election issues (07:11) Image Credit: iStock / Getty Images Plus…
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Host Brigitte Quinn opened a Thursday Halloween-style “Newsline” with a chat with Dr. Aric Prather, a sleep expert and clinical and health psychologist at the University of California, San Francisco, on changes in sleep patterns and sleeping conditions with the time change coming this weekend (00:00). Also joining the program was Katie Wheeler, the…
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Host Paul Pacelli opened Wednesday's edition of "Connecticut Today" talking about comments made the previous day by President Joe Biden regarding "supporters" of former President Trump that were interpreted differently by each campaign (00:44). New Haven Fire Department Chief of Operations Dan Coughlin talked about a 4-alarm fire in the city earlie…
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Joining a mid-week Wednesday’s “Newsline” for the first time was Attorney General William Tong, who spoke to host Brigitte Quinn about some of his concerns with the outcome of the upcoming Presidential election (00:00). Also joining Brigitte on the program was the President of Yale-New Haven Health Urgent Care, who talked about the latest COVID vac…
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A lockdown has been lifted at the University of Bridgeport after a shooting happened inside the dining hall. Police say it appears this was a dispute between two people known to each other and was not an active shooter situation. We spoke with Police Chief Roderick Porter and UB President Danielle Wilken about the incident. Image Credit: Getty Imag…
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The full Connecticut Education Association report has been released regarding Bridgeport teachers and their outlook on the superintendent. In the 12-page report, teachers outline major issues with the new curriculum, teacher disrespect, lack of communication and shady business conducted behind closed doors without teacher input. We got exclusive te…
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"Connecticut Today" host Paul Pacelli opened Tuesday's show talking about a controversial video posted by State Senate Majority Leader Bob Duff likening former President Donald Trump to Adolf Hitler (00:47), while Connecticut State Republican Party Chairman Ben Proto joined us with his reaction to that video (07:32). NewsMax Editor-in-Chief Chris R…
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A Tuesday’s “Newsline” started with host Brigitte Quinn talking to friend of the show Dr. Howie Forman of the Yale School of Medicine with his weekly health segment, as well as a discussion of the E. coli issue McDonald’s (especially if you like to eat there) has been having (00:00). Also, with Halloween Thursday, Brigitte got to check in with Dr. …
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Every coach knows they need leads and sales. That is obvious. What’s not obvious and agreed upon for the most part is where to go about getting those leads and sales. For my money (literally) nothing compares to Facebook paid ads. Organic is nice, but too slow for my liking. I like to know that results and sales are going to pore in almost the seco…
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