Best Ander Louis Podcasts (2024)

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The Business of Baseball – How America’s Pastime Drives Innovation with Bill DeWitt of the St. Louis Cardinals 36:30

4h ago36:30

36:30

The speed of innovation and technological advances over the past decade has been transformative for all businesses, 100-year-old companies and growing startups alike. Baseball’s storied history in America has played a huge role in its popularity, but like any other business, it’s had to evolve to keep up with technology and customer expectations. S…

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Investing in Your Organizational Health for a More Innovative Workplace with Liz Hughes of The Table Group 38:10

28d ago38:10

38:10

Fostering a healthy workplace creates an environment where the best, smartest ideas can flourish. What are the signs of a healthy workplace and how can leadership create an atmosphere where constructive debate leads to better results? A healthy organization minimizes the corporate politics that restrict innovation, promoting honest, yet difficult, …

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How to Embrace AI and New Technologies to Future-Proof Your Business with Ed Morrissey of Integrity 45:38

2M ago45:38

45:38

Artificial intelligence is continuing to advance at an exponential pace, mirroring the advent of the internet in some ways. Like the early days of the internet, some businesses are assuming AI is just a fad that’ll fade with time while others are taking full advantage of this emerging technology to reduce costs while improving efficiency. Ed Morris…

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Anders Sjoman S4 Ep4 31:20

2M ago31:20

31:20

In this episode, host Erin Narloch sits down with Anders Sjöman, an expert in history marketing and preservation, at the renowned Center for Business History in Stockholm. Together, they delve into the fascinating world of business archives and the power of storytelling in corporate heritage. Anders shares his personal journey, from a background in…

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The Untold Story: Exploring the American Mafia with Louis Ferrante 58:06

3M ago58:06

58:06

In this episode, host Jason Dressel interviews Lou Ferrante, a former mafia associate turned author, about the history of the American Mafia. Ferrante traces the mafia’s origins to Sicily in the Middle Ages and explores its evolution in American society. He discusses mafia ethics, business practices, and their impact on various industries, providin…

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From Journey to Jubilee—Where Empathy and History Collide with Brigette Jones 36:53

3M ago36:53

36:53

History Factory’s Erin Narloch, senior director of business insight and performance, sits down with Brigette Jones, public historian, consultant and researcher, to discuss the current state of brands leveraging or adopting inclusive practices to better connect to their customers while also acknowledging their pasts. Via the “Journey to Jubilee” tou…

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S4E1: Future-Proof Education: Apprenticeships & the Experience Gap 36:22

3M ago36:22

36:22

History Factory’s CEO Jason Dressel interviews Ryan Craig, Managing Director of Achieve Partners and author of "Apprentice Nation: How the "Earn and Learn" Alternative to Higher Education Will Create a Stronger and Fairer America."By The History Factory Podcast

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Ander Louis Podcast - Nice and tangible 22:31

3M ago22:31

22:31

I love showing you the paint on a canvas, or putting a paperback book in your hand. I'm also on kindle, which is... fine.By Ander Louis

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Creating Demand, Building Relationships and Inspiring Future Generations with Michael Weiss of Big Shark Bicycle Company 37:10

4M ago37:10

37:10

When a company is thriving, no one wants to think about potential roadblocks or dangers ahead. But when disaster strikes, the right response can be the difference between a business closing its doors or fueling future growth. Whether it’s a new competitor in the market, shifting consumer patterns or even a global pandemic, how can you quickly adapt…

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Ander Louis Podcast - It's a pivot, people! 32:24

5M ago32:24

32:24

Pivot time! Writing in your final moment (of the day). How would a psychologist create a fictional character? www.anderlouis.comBy Ander Louis

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S3E7: The Power of Vans, Off The Wall Since 1966 29:54

7M ago29:54

29:54

Historian and archivist Catherine Acosta from Vans joins History Factory’s Erin Narloch for a behind-the-scenes take on the iconic Southern California brand. In a conversation covering topics including “Fast Times at Ridgemont High,” common challenges and the corporate archivist role today, Catherine breaks down how Vans is bringing its heritage to…

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Surviving Crises and Uncovering Golden Opportunities with Dave Parmley of Chesterfield Hotels Inc. 34:50

7M ago34:50

34:50

Hospitality is often one of the first industries to feel the sting of global events like the COVID-19 pandemic or, looking further back, the 2008 recession. For a business like a hotel to survive the highs and lows, it must rely on a combination of ingenuity, forward-thinking and just a touch of audacity. For the final episode of season 2 of But Wh…

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S3E6: France and the Making of a Global NBA and WNBA 45:29

8M ago45:29

45:29

Historian and consultant Dr. Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff sits down with us on the next episode of “The History Factory Podcast” to talk about the history of basketball, its rise in popularity over time and the sport’s globalization. As the NBA season kicks off this week, History Factory CEO Jason Dressel dives into the history of basketball and how we m…

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Leadership Lessons on Conquering Adversity and Cultivating Company Culture with Eric Termansen of Western Retail Advisors 39:11

9M ago39:11

39:11

Reinvention. It’s what keeps businesses going and allows entrepreneurs to come up with creative solutions to increase profits and abandon strategies that don’t bring value. At the same time, business leaders must realize they can’t reinvent the wheel alone. It takes a team with a strong company culture to continuously find new ways to innovate. Hos…

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Scaling a Business One Shirt at a Time with Jimmy Sansone of The Normal Brand 29:28

9M ago29:28

29:28

Creating a business from scrap requires you to accept the risks that come with entrepreneurship, overcome ever-changing challenges and above all else nurture the passion that drove you into the business in the first place. In this episode of But Who’s Counting?, host Dave Hartley is joined by Jimmy Sansone, Brother and Co-Owner of The Normal Brand,…

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S3E5: Belonging to the Brand with Mark Schaefer 29:15

9M ago29:15

29:15

Author, speaker, futurist and consultant Mark Schaefer joins “The History Factory Podcast” to discuss the past, present and future of marketing and share insights from his latest book, “Belonging to the Brand: Why Community is the Last Great Marketing Strategy.”By The History Factory Podcast

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S3E4: Carhartt’s Heritage and the Values That Guide the Brand with Dave Moore 31:06

10M ago31:06

31:06

“The History Factory Podcast” welcomes Dave Moore, archive and digital asset manager at Carhartt, to chat with guest host and History Factory Senior Director of Business Insight and Performance Erin Narloch. The two discuss Carhartt’s origins, why it is synonymous with quality work apparel, its evolution into a brand that influences celebrity fashi…

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Hunting Down Startup Funding and Creating Your Own Success Story with GoWild Co-Founder Brad Luttrell 47:07

10M ago47:07

47:07

Competition is nothing new for startups, but following the end of the pandemic, competition for funding has become even more intense. To stand out, particularly to venture capital firms looking to invest, early stage startups have to bring metrics that will entice VCs to fund them over the more mature companies they’re competing with. Brad Luttrell…

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S3E3: Unscripted: The Battle Over a Family-Owned Media Empire with James Stewart 40:31

11M ago40:31

40:31

On the latest episode of “The History Factory Podcast,” Jason Dressel hosts New York Times columnist and author James Stewart to discuss his and co-author Rachel Abrams’ new book “Unscripted: The Epic Battle for a Media Empire and the Redstone Family Legacy.” Listen to learn more about how the ViacomCBS empire and Redstone family dynamic are remini…

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Splashing into the Startup Scene with a Traditional Business Skillset with Jane-Ellis Griggs of Summersalt 42:46

11M ago42:46

42:46

Moving from a role in a traditional business to a startup can take some adjustments, but learning how to automate, integrate and build a team from the ground up can empower those who make the switch. On this episode of the But Who’s Counting? podcast, host Dave Hartley sits down with Jane-Ellis Griggs, the VP of Finance and Operations at St. Louis …

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EP1575 - Hail and Farewell (George Moore) - Wrap Up 21:40

12M ago21:40

21:40

Support the podcast: patreon.com/thehemingwaylist War & Peace - Ander Louis Translation: Kindle and Amazon Print Host: @anderlouisBy Ander Louis

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S3E2: Harvard Business Review’s Centennial with Editor Amy Bernstein 29:58

12M ago29:58

29:58

In the second episode of the History Factory Podcast, CEO Jason Dressel sits down with Amy Bernstein, editor of Harvard Business Review. They discuss HBR’s 100 years of thought leadership, including its origin story as a quarterly magazine and its growth into the multimedia giant it is today. Facilitating worldwide discussions among the biggest bus…

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S3E1: The Department of Nike Archives (DNA) with Scott Reames 32:23

12M ago32:23

32:23

We’re starting fresh this season. For starters, we decided to go back to basics and rebrand as the History Factory Podcast. Why? Because we want to continue to serve you, our listeners, with content that best fulfills our mission of making clients’ history and heritage infinitely useful in pursuit of their missions. And that starts with our name. F…

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Marketing with Authenticity and the Choice to Stay Small with Katie Schenck of Ballyhoo Workshop 33:40

1y ago33:40

33:40

Flexibility has quickly become a buzzword in today’s post-pandemic society, and most companies can “talk the talk”, but do you “walk the walk”? Even before it was cool or mainstream, Ballyhoo Workshop empowered their small (but mighty) team with the flexibility needed to take care of business, both at home and at the office. Katie Schenck, founder …

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Realistic Recruiting Tactics and How Teresa Katubig Took her Hustle to HireLevel 42:36

1y ago42:36

42:36

Between a labor shortage and the Great Resignation, hiring and retaining experienced talent has been difficult – and employers are tired. But how can companies find the talent they need while staying true to their culture and values? In this episode of But Who’s Counting?, host David E. Hartley met with female founder and HireLevel. CEO Teresa Katu…