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From the team that brought you the Webby award-winning Let's Make A Sci-Fi, a New Yorker Best Podcast of 2022, and the hilariously heartfelt Let's Make A Rom-Com, comes season three: Let's Make A Horror. This time, comedians Mark Chavez, Maddy Kelly, and Ryan Beil will make you laugh while they try to make you scream. Over 10 episodes, Mark, Maddy, and Ryan will learn what it takes to make truly frightening horror, interviewing Hollywood writers, directors, and enthusiasts; probing their dee ...
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The Leap Academy Podcast with Ilana Golan is all about honest and inspiring conversations about what it really takes to leap to bigger things, amazing careers, and craft the life you want. Stories and tips you won't find anywhere else. Ilana speaks with some of the world's most influential people, experts, and thinkers who created incredible careers, massive impact, built a reputation, and an extraordinary life. Together we discover the untold truths, the emotions, and important lessons that ...
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Individual interviews of Men discussing some of their life's specific challenges telling us how they were able to overcome big, small, and everyday challenges. These challenges can often lead men into Anxiety or Depression. My goal with this podcast is to help men better express their feelings and frustrations by listening to different men. Much too often men hold their feelings in and isolate themselves, drink too much, or show aggression. I hope you enjoy listening to these incredible men ...
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Meet Ronnie Kalra -- real estate powerhouse, New York native, "cool mom", and a featured broker on Million Dollar Listing New York. Ronnie is here to give you the dish on everything from style + design to how to be a badass babe and businesswoman. Real Talk with Ronnie will feature savvy, stylish guests such as Hilary Matt of Hilary Matt Interiors and Kelly Bensimon from Real Housewife of New York. Don't miss out on a single episode of Real Talk with Ronnie -- now on YouTube, Spotify, and iT ...
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An interview podcast discussing no-budget filmmaking and DIY creativity using modern technology. Because, let's be honest, there can only be a couple Bono's and Brittany Spears' in the world, these are conversations with creative people who you've never heard of.
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Integrity shows the level of excellence, Love and help, And it shows your decency, Sanity, rationality, wisdom and sense, From work and judgment. The poet and philosopher Ronnie Lee is back with his seventh book that continues to unravel the mysteries of life. Philosophy: Back to Basics tackles the dynamics of power—where it springs from, how it is wielded, and ways to harness it. In Lee’s unique form of narrative free-verse poetry, Philosophy: Back to Basics unleashes a powerful and rising ...
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Kelly Roach built a seven-figure side hustle before leaving her corporate role. How did she do it despite an intense workload and failed product launches? Strategic planning, smart time management, and an unyielding drive fueled by a childhood embarrassment on the free lunch line. In this episode, Kelly shares her inspiring journey, emphasizing the…
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In Episode 36, we meet Vernon Wall, a leading LGBTQ+ activist and educator with over 30 years of experience. A founding member of the Social Justice Training Institute, he is known for his compassionate leadership and dedication to creating inclusive spaces. Listen to Vernon and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/p…
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Your spouse is found dead at the bottom of the stairs, it's considered a tragic accident. You move on and remarry. That second spouse is also found dead in a tragic car accident that you were also involved in and miraculously unharmed. It takes a mysterious death in your office, at your desk, to finally reveal the truth. But are you as innocent as …
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Even when met with skepticism, Geoff Smart pushed forward with his vision to transform hiring through powerful data-driven methods. He created the WHO Method through his leadership consulting firm, emphasizing drive and cultural fit over skills. This approach not only brought success to his clients but also propelled his firm to global success. In …
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In Episode 35, we meet Nadine Smith, Executive Director of Equality Florida, who has led LGBTQ advocacy for over 30 years; achieving major legal victories and broader acceptance. Her work in policy reform and education has earned her widespread recognition. Listen to Nadine and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/po…
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Your housemate is going to bail on you, leaving you in a difficult financial situation. You argue, fight and then they are found dead days later. Your boyfriend finds out you are stealing from them, you also argue with him. His body is then also discovered days later. It takes 30 years for the first murder to catch up with you, but are you innocent…
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Eynat Guez leaped from a comfortable corporate job to co-founding Papaya Global. Despite numerous investor rejections, she stayed true to her vision, proving the market need for her innovative solutions. Balancing motherhood and entrepreneurship, she turned her startup into a global payroll and HR solutions powerhouse valued at $3.7 billion. In thi…
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In Episode 34, we meet Ruthie Berman, a pioneering LGBT activist known for her tireless advocacy for equal rights. She made history alongside her partner, Connie Kurtz, by challenging discriminatory policies and fighting for the recognition of same-sex couples. Listen to Ruthie and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.co…
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“If at first you don’t succeed, try try again” It shouldn’t apply to marriages but it seems to in this weeks case. Janet was on her second, her husband Richard Overton was on his third. They were very unhappy, so unhappy rather than divorce, Richard decides that murdering her is the best option. Funnily enough, its his second attempt at killing som…
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As Charlie Engle's teenage sons dropped him off at the gates of federal prison, he faced his lowest point. Sentenced to 21 months for mail fraud, he had lost his career, reputation, and freedom. Despite his history of overcoming addiction and running across the Sahara, this challenge was the hardest. Initially consumed by anger and fear, Charlie tu…
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A case from South America, largely forgotten with more myths than you can shake a stick at. He liked to cook, make soups, stews and even made a mean empanada. The ingredients were free but hard to come by. We all know prison food is not the best, but eating your fellow prisoners is an unusual tactic. A 17 year gap in someone’s life history that is …
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Feeling creatively stifled in his stable but unfulfilling job, Adam Cheyer pursued entrepreneurship, even with his limited business knowledge. He co-founded Siri to realize his dream of a voice-activated assistant and the project was so promising that Steve Jobs called out of the blue. Despite initially turning down his offer, Jobs persisted. Today…
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Bodybuiling & brutality A niche sport high-profile couple that appear to outsiders have it all. Yet they are not as clean living as they portray. An employee becomes part of their inner circle and boundaries are crossed. The resulting murder caused shockwaves through the industry and even today there is controversy around the conviction for some su…
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Immersed in her privileged life in apartheid South Africa, Ronni Kahn never imagined she would become a leader in the fight against food waste and hunger. She went from one bold leap to the next—leaving a kibbutz in Israel to start from scratch in a new country, then building a successful business only to leave it to start a nonprofit. In this epis…
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“‘Til death us do part” is not the vow it once was. Its much easier to kill an annoying, mentally unstable spouse and dispose of the body where no one can find them. Your newest spouse is a much better match. It’s a pity about their ex-spouse. Perhaps they need the same treatment? . . . This week we discuss: Murder, Family Annihilator, Familicide S…
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From nearly failing out of college to becoming the number one executive coach, Marshall Goldsmith embodies the power of relentless self-improvement. Shaped by harrowing experiences, influential mentors, and Buddhism, he has gained unique perspectives on gratitude, resilience, and purpose, inspiring leaders worldwide to achieve their full potential.…
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The defence of “Stand Your Ground” is not uncommon. Using it against a Capital Murder charge whilst offering no evidence you were actually under attack, is a strange tactic. Screaming at the jury is unlikely to make them sympathetic. Swearing in Court and being admonished by the Judge would also be a negative mark. Add in your appearance, you becom…
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Dave Liniger went from pinching pennies while saving for his first property to owning 21 single-family homes at age 21. Despite fierce opposition and financial turmoil, he implemented an innovative commission system that empowered agents to maximize their earnings. His unique model not only transformed his company into a global real estate powerhou…
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A man falls instantly in love with a woman who does not reciprocate. He pursues her endlessly, confident in his ability to win her round. Sounds like a RomCom? He is a stalker, over three years he torments her, telephone calls, letters, unwanted gifts. He claims he intended to shoot himself in front of her if she refused him one last time. He faile…
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John Lee Dumas went from leading his seniors in the military at 23 to failing at different careers for six years. Although the fear of failure almost held him back, he pushed through and started his podcast at 32. Today, he generates over a million dollars in annual revenue. In this episode, John shares lessons from his journey, actionable insights…
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A brutal murder of a child at Christmas is every parent’s nightmare. Why would someone kill a child they had never met before? Did detectives actually find a potential serial killer or was that statement to hide some questionable tactics? . . . This week we discuss: Murder, serial killer, forensics Sources: https://murderpedia.org/female.N/n/nelson…
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Michelle Curran defied the odds to become one of the most accomplished F-16 fighter pilots in the United States Air Force. Despite facing self-doubt, imposter syndrome, and the intense pressure of being the only female Thunderbird pilot, she persevered through sheer grit and determination. In this episode, Michelle opens up about her transformative…
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Neighbours, we all know some are easier to get on with than others. But an elderly housebound widow who requires a bit of help now and again isn’t much bother to most. But what she has is what you do not, money. It takes two trials, a lot of forensic questions and a red herring before this case is done. . . . This week we discuss: Murder, Fraud, Ap…
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Throughout his life, Robert Glazer has reinvented himself time and again. First, he transitioned from a traditional career path to entrepreneurship. Then, realizing his interests had shifted, he transitioned from his role as CEO to focus on writing and thought leadership. In this episode, Robert shares his journey of continuous evolution and offers…
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A young man grows up in a seriously dysfunctional setting but goes on to get a good education. He starts to drink when memories start to creep in along with depression and anxiety. It’s a chicken and egg situation. A fraught relationship with a parent ends in murder. Was £36,000 really owed? Did the abuse really happen? . . . Sources: https://www.b…
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Scott D. Clary is a successful entrepreneur and investor today, but he started as an employee with no equity in a firm where he led sales. When the company went through an acquisition, seeing the payout of those with equity was a wake-up call. It made him realize the value of ownership and ignited his resolve to pursue entrepreneurship. In this epi…
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A man with no history of violence commits a particularly brutal murder. It was what he stole from the victim that proved to be his undoing. His attention to detail meant the police were able to gather a lot of evidence from his own electronic devices but didn’t go as far as disposing of only half of the murder weapon. But why? Was it a foul mouth r…
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After selling his first company, James Altucher went from having $15 million in his checking account to a balance of $143 within a short period. Then, he managed to build himself back up and sell another company only to lose it all again. Although he failed many more times, James never let fear stop him from taking action. His commitment to consist…
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A young boy commits two murders and goes on the run. He then becomes enmeshed in a life of crime and commits many more murders, eventually being sentenced to 400 years in prison but eventually released for good behaviour. His life story became almost an urban legend after being used as the inspiration for a character in a Grammy Award winning TV sh…
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Elizabeth McCormick came home reeking of tomato sauce from her pizza job, feeling miserable as usual. But that day, she resolved that if her then-husband could serve in the army, so could she. This bold decision led to a fulfilling career as a Black Hawk helicopter pilot. Despite a career-ending injury, she reinvented herself and entered the corpor…
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Was it a build-up of years of abuse and resentment? Was it struggling to accept a relative was not who he had been told they were? Or was he a fall guy? . . . This week we talk about: Murder, Serial Killer, Family Annihilator Sources: https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11024691/Alabama-teen-tried-poison-stepmom-peanut-butter-killing-father-si…
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William Cohan pulled out all the stops to get the Wall Street Journal to hire him, including getting an MBA, but they just wouldn’t. So he turned to corporate America. After nearly two decades as an investment banker, he got kicked out of Wall Street, forcing him to pivot again. In today’s episode, William shares the incredible story of how he went…
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In Episode 22, we meet Ruth Debra who defines herself as a radical old lesbian feminist. Listen to Ruth and to the stories of LGBTQ heroes of the week at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Our previous episodes may be found at https://ronnisanlo.com/podcasts/ Each episode shares what happened that week in LGBTQ history, interviews with a guest who ei…
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Also known as Son of Sal or John Doe Duffle Bag but it's giving more "greasy moustache man" Was it a business failure then subsequent bankruptcy that made him snap? Jealousy or resentment that the victims were successful whilst he had failed? Or was he a pawn in a game by the CIA whose ultimate goal was world peace? . . . This week we talk about: M…
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Dre Baldwin got a late start in basketball, however, he marketed himself tirelessly to stand out from the competition. His strategies worked and he landed an agent. Although initially unintentional, he built a personal brand online as he played professionally. So as basketball prospects waned, he was able to transition into public speaking and entr…
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