Best Mike Shook Podcasts (2024)

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08 The Magic of Short Books - Shooks with Mike Capuzzi 28:00

14d ago28:00

28:00

Unlock the secrets of effective client attraction with Mike Capuzzi, a distinguished publisher, author, and book publishing coach. In our latest episode of Leadership in Law, Mike introduces us to his revolutionary concept of short, helpful books, or shooks, and their unparalleled potential as marketing tools for attorneys and business owners. You’…

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EP281: Understanding Academic Gaslighting of BIPOC Counselor Educators 48:20

1h ago48:20

48:20

In this episode, Dr. Tiffanie Sutherlin discusses the pervasive issue of academic gaslighting, particularly as it affects BIPOC counselor educators. She explores the subtle and overt ways this phenomenon manifests in academic environments and its impact on professional identity and mental health. Listeners will gain insights into the unique challen…

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10 How to Become the Leader Your Team Needs You to Be 38:54

2h ago38:54

38:54

Unlock the secrets to transformative leadership with our latest episode of the Leadership in Law podcast, featuring Dr. William Attaway. Ever wondered how your beliefs shape your leadership style? Dr. Attaway breaks down the core beliefs about yourself, others, and the world that serve as the foundation for all your decisions and actions. Learn how…

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How Four Deaths During a Mutiny Shook CT 185 Years Ago 22:34

1h ago22:34

22:34

A mutiny aboard a Spanish ship, La Amistad, occurred in 1839 resulting in four deaths. The ship would make its way to Long Island Sound where it was captured by a U.S. naval vessel. Onboard were 50 kidnapped Africans, who had been sold into slavery and who would have to undergo nearly two years of court cases to try to earn their freedom. This case…

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09 Choosing the Right Retirement Plan for Your Team 21:29

22h ago21:29

21:29

Can strategically designed retirement benefits be the key to attracting and retaining top talent in your law firm? Discover the untapped potential of retirement planning as we host Courtney Shipley, founder and chief planologist of Retirement Planology, on this episode of Leadership in Law. Courtney takes us through her fascinating journey from a m…

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You Couldn't See the Frightening Enemy - But You Could Certainly Hear Them 22:40

7d ago22:40

22:40

This is the story of the unusual “Battle of Windham, CT” – a battle in the middle of a dark night when the residents couldn’t see what they were facing – they could only hear them. It happened during the French & Indian War and townspeople had been on edge. The exceptionally loud and ongoing noise that woke up the whole town was like nothing they h…

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We Have the Bankrobber's Body, but his Grave Still Reads X-Y-Z 25:30

13d ago25:30

25:30

His name is X-Y-Z. At least, that’s what’s on his gravestone in the town of Deep River. The man robbed a bank in 1899 and was shot dead during the attempt. The problem is that no one knows who he was. Perhaps the lady, dressed all in black, who put a flower on his grave each year on the anniversary of his death, knows his identity. But, nobody ever…

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07 Tips for Using AI in Your Law Firm with Matthew Fornaro 33:07

16d ago33:07

33:07

Unlock the secrets of modern legal practice with our latest episode featuring Matthew Fornaro, a leading business law attorney from South Florida. Discover how Matthew utilizes AI tools like ChatGPT 4.0 and Westlaw's Co-Counsel to streamline his legal processes, enhancing efficiency while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy. Matthew share…

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Arsenic and Old Lace is Based on a True CT Murder Case 28:02

15d ago28:02

28:02

The 1944 Cary Grant classic Arsenic and Old Lace is portrayed as a comedy involving two elderly women who poison inhabitants of their New York home. In fact, the story is based on the real-life drama that unfolded in the early 1900s in one of CT’s first nursing homes, located in Windsor. We’ll hear the extraordinary story of one of the state’s firs…

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EP280: Mastering the Dynamics of Kink-Aware Counseling 1:08:30

27d ago1:08:30

1:08:30

Join Dr. Mickey White in a compelling conversation with Dr. Arien Muzacz, a researcher, educator, and clinician who specializes in working with kinky clients. In this episode, Dr. Muzacz shares her personal journey into the field and the ways in which counselors can better support and advocate for clients who practice consensual kink or asymmetry (…

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06 Finding Joy and Fulfillment in Law with Shawn Masterson 51:59

23d ago51:59

51:59

Unlock the secrets to successful divorce mediation and law firm leadership with Shawn Masterson, senior attorney at Cohn Dussi, LLC and founding partner of Shapiro Dorry Masterson LLC. Shawn shares his fascinating career transition from focusing on creditors' rights and residential mortgage defaults to mastering the intricacies of divorce mediation…

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The CT Compromise: Without It, We'd Have No Country 20:33

30d ago20:33

20:33

The only founding father who signed all four of the original documents forming the new United States was Connecticut’s Roger Sherman. Not only was he one of five members of the committee that drafted the Declaration of Independence, but he brokered the so-called Connecticut Compromise, breaking a logjam that paved the way for the adoption of the U.…

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05 Build Your Credibility and Authority with a Book | Michael DeLon 25:11

30d ago25:11

25:11

Unlock the secrets to building unshakeable credibility through published works with our special guest, Michael DeLon, the credibility coach and president of Paperback Expert. Ever wondered how a book could transform your professional image? Michael shares his incredible journey from an emotionally draining job to becoming a sought-after marketing e…

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The Flying Automobile was Invented in CT 20:41

29d ago20:41

20:41

One man – CT’s Robert Fulton – is responsible for three incredible inventions: the FAA-approved flying car known as the Airphibian, the Skyhook (for rescuing downed military pilots in remote locations), and the flight simulator (used to teach pilots how to fly without actually flying). Fulton had other incredible accomplishments during his life, an…

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EP279: Building Community Through Abolition and Social Justice 55:19

1M ago55:19

55:19

Dr. Darius Green speaks with Dr. Dèsa Daniel about this work centering an abolition framework in his teaching, research, and clinical work. They discuss confidentiality, ethics, and the power of being in community with each other. Finally the end with talking about abolition as an action tied directly to social justice. For more on our guests, link…

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04 Make the Difference You Were Born to Make with Nicky Billou 38:12

1M ago38:12

38:12

What if you could transform your professional life and find true balance, all while making a substantial income? This episode features the incredible stories of Nicky Billou from The Thought Leader Revolution Podcast, as he navigates his path to success. Nicky, an immigrant from Iran, shares his journey inspired by his father's dedication to freedo…

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Can We Settle the Issue over Who Settled First? 19:36

2M ago19:36

19:36

The town of Wethersfield is the oldest in the state, in terms of an actual English settlement, even though English traders arrived in Windsor months before that (but they only established a trading post at first). Wethersfield was also the first CT town ever attacked by Native Americans. It was in retaliation for an earlier attack on them by Massac…

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03 Using the Platinum Rule to Close 50% More Revenue with Nancy Zare 31:41

1M ago31:41

31:41

Unlock the secrets to mastering client acquisition and retention in the legal field with Nancy Zare, the innovative mind behind the AlikeAbility System. Discover how aligning with your prospects' values can transform them into loyal clients, and understand the crucial balance between networking and legal work. Through Nancy's expertise, you'll lear…

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Tweed - CT's Little Airport That Could 21:57

2M ago21:57

21:57

Of the two commercial airports in Connecticut, the smaller of the two gets relatively little mention. Tweed-New Haven Airport, which straddles the New Haven-East Haven border, has been in business for nearly a century, when it was just a dirt landing strip. The history of the airport, and its namesake Jack Tweed, are told by the Director of Photo A…

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EP278: Hope & Healing: Growth After Partner Betrayal 54:14

2M ago54:14

54:14

In this episode, Drs. Jessica Tyler and Simona Niculaes explore the complex emotional journey of individuals recovering from partner betrayal, especially in the context of sexual addiction. Drawing from clinical experience and key findings of a qualitative study, this episode examines common emotional and psychological challenges faced by partner s…

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Yankee Peddlers - Connecticut Introduces Door-to-Door Salesmen, in the 1700s 18:24

2M ago18:24

18:24

The infamous Yankee Peddlers are credited with originating in Berlin, CT – the same town where the tin industry started in the young United States. In fact, the same two individuals were responsible for starting both. In this episode, we’ll explore how the business model of door-to-door salesmen got its start, along with American consumerism itself…

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How a CT Man Defined and Chiseled Mount Rushmore 26:29

2M ago26:29

26:29

The concept behind the Mount Rushmore National Memorial was conceived by a sculptor living in Connecticut, Gutzon Borglum. He and his son Lincoln selected the location for the monument, and Gutzon changed the original tourist attraction concept into a national monument featuring four presidents who he selected. The incredible story of how the memor…

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EP277: Reshaping Patterns Through Somatic Practice in Counseling 41:35

2M ago41:35

41:35

In this episode, Dr. Alisha Guthery talks about her work as a somatic practitioner. She describes somatic practice in counseling, how counselors can begin to include somatic approaches in their work, and how to grow as a somatic practitioner. We talk about client progress, other applications for somatic approaches, and how it can impact the persona…

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Part 2: When a Secret CT Military Sea Mission Went Very Wrong 24:05

2M ago24:05

24:05

In the conclusion of the story of the sinking of the military research vessel the Sea Surveyor, we learn what happened to the 12-man crew on their secret mission. In part one, we learned their ship was sinking and they had abandoned it for a rubber lifeboat. It was being tossed in 25-foot waves and gale-force storm winds. We wrap-up the tale with a…

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PART 1: When A Secret CT Military Sea Mission Went Very Wrong 18:00

3M ago18:00

18:00

Twelve men were aboard the ill-fated Sea Surveyor when it sank in rough seas in the Atlantic Ocean 50 years ago. Walter “Wally” Banzhaf was the youngest of the 12 on this secret military mission and was one of the survivors. He will share his story over a two-part series that begins with this episode. It is a mesmerizing tale that you won’t soon fo…

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EP276: The Importance of Addressing Spirituality and Religion in Counseling 45:16

3M ago45:16

45:16

Tune in to this insightful episode as Dr. Jeff Cline explores the crucial role of integrating spirituality and religion in counseling. Offering actionable insights, Dr. Cline navigates the delicate balance between incorporating these facets into therapy while respecting the autonomy of the client. Gain practical wisdom on fostering a therapeutic en…

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02. The Google Maps Playbook for Law Firms 38:18

3M ago38:18

38:18

I'm excited to do this training to help you rank in the local searches and get more clients, & Revenue! The Google Maps Playbook for Law Firms How to Dominate Your Local Searches! Learn how to take advantage of the #1 place your future clients are clicking and calling when in need. What You're Going To Learn... The latest updates with the Google Ma…

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Riding Motorcycles with Top-Secret Documents Under Gunfire 15:38

3M ago15:38

15:38

A Connecticut man had a distinguished career in World War I as a member of the prestigious, 10-member motorcycle courier squad carrying top-secret documents on behalf of General John Pershing, head of U.S. forces in Europe. As the only non-professional motorcyclist on the squad, Carlton Stevens achieved notoriety when coming under gunfire while rid…

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The #1 Word Puzzle Creator in the U.S. 20:41

3M ago20:41

20:41

The man who is the #1 syndicated creator of word puzzles in the U.S. is a CT native. David L. Hoyt is the author behind Jumble, as well as two for USA Today: “Word Round-up” and “Up and Down Words.” His story of getting involved in the puzzle world is fascinating – including the fact that his life’s dream was much different when he was in CT.…

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01. Unlocking the Power of Social Media for Law Firm Success 20:59

3M ago20:59

20:59

Join host Marilyn Jenkins in exploring Social Media Marketing for Law Firms to build your consistent referral channel! Can social media become your law firm's secret weapon for client referrals? Tune in to uncover how turning your social media channels into a powerhouse of credibility and trust can transform your practice. We'll break down the esse…

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EP275: Relational Cultural Theory: Moving Towards Connection 32:15

3M ago32:15

32:15

In this episode, Dr. Kashunda McGriff talks about Relational Cultural Theory. RCT is a theory rooted in feminist and social justice that recognizes how people grow in and through connection. Dr. McGriff shares her experience as a counselor and professor using RCT as a conceptual framework for helping others. For more on our guests, links from the c…

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Secrets of the Oldest Town Green 20:39

3M ago20:39

20:39

It’s the oldest town green in North America – one laid out in grid format and continuously maintained since colonial days. The New Haven Green has acquired many secrets in its nearly 400-year existence, including hidden cemeteries, historic churches, famous political visits, and its very purpose for existence. Learn the enchanting history behind on…

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The Inside Story Behind New England's Stonewalls 24:44

4M ago24:44

24:44

You might look at stonewalls as so many people do – beautiful rows of rocks piled in lines along fields or through the woods. Yet, the history of stonewalls, and their New England charm, hide a more scientific purpose – namely, classifying them in ways similar to wetlands to allow consideration during future land use decisions. The topic of the 240…

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This CT Harbor Attack is in the Same Record Book as Pearl Harbor 23:36

4M ago23:36

23:36

It’s one of the largest, single-day losses of boats by the United States in a military campaign – and it held that record for 200 years, until Pearl Harbor. The British raid on Essex during the War of 1812 saw more than two dozen ships destroyed. Also ruined were the local economy and the fortunes of those who made their living both in ship buildin…

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EP274: Generations of Resilience: Counseling LGBTQ+ Older Adults 54:08

4M ago54:08

54:08

In this episode, Mickey speaks with Dr. Jordan B. Westcott about her work and research on counseling strategies and cultural considerations with older LGBTQ+ adults. We take a look at how ageist, heterosexist, and cissexist stereotypes create barriers for older LGBTQ+ adults accessing mental healthcare, and ways that providers can avoid and challen…

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Connecticut's Hanging of Witches in the 1600s 20:13

4M ago20:13

20:13

The Salem Witch Trials occurred in the 1690s. It was decades earlier that CT’s witchcraft frenzy occurred. Nearly a dozen women and men were hanged for witchcraft, until young CT Colony Governor John Winthrop used his political expertise to get the state to end executions entirely. This dark chapter in CT history is told by the State Historian Emer…

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How One Ancient Dirt Path Paved the Future for Western CT 22:26

4M ago22:26

22:26

The successful development of western Connecticut, following the arrival of European settlers, can largely be attributed to a single dirt path, that was nearly lost to history. The 350-year-old Old Woodbury Path ran from the 1600s settlement of Woodbury to the bustling port of Derby, known at that time as the “new Boston” due to its importance as a…

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EP273: Queering Disabilities: Understanding Disability, the Forgotten Margin 58:07

4M ago58:07

58:07

Dèsa speaks with Dr. Tameeka L. Hunter about their 2020 article on Queering Disabilities. They do a deep dive into how counselors can better support clients experiencing seen and unseen disabilities. Dr. Hunter highlights the importance of leaning into uncomfortable moments by increasing our education and awareness to improve our cultural curiosity…

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Who Put the Ivory in Ivoryton? 20:35

5M ago20:35

20:35

From piano keys to combs, buttons, and other various other items, the smooth, glassy touch and feel of ivory was a highly regarded commodity in high demand. And 90% of the ivory products made throughout the world were made in two communities in the lower Connecticut River Valley for many decades. The Village of Ivoryton owes its name to the industr…

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A CT Man's Top-Secret Project: "PO Box 1142" 22:50

5M ago22:50

22:50

During WW II, there was a top-secret project known as “Post Office Box 1142.” A Connecticut man played a major role in the operation, which focused on prisoners of war – both Americans held overseas as well as influential German and Italian prisoners who were kept at Fort Hunt in Virginia. A number of James Bond-like gadgets were made at Fort Hunt …

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EP272: Youth Substance Recovery 54:30

5M ago54:30

54:30

In this episode, Dr. Jessica Tyler talks with Dr. Andrew Finch, delving into the complexities of substance recovery for youth. They discuss the unique challenges young people face with substance use and highlight the shortcomings of support services during recovery. Dr. Finch sheds light on the concept of recovery high schools and advocacy efforts …

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Who Really Killed Seymour's First Selectman? 23:39

5M ago23:39

23:39

It was nearly 100 years ago when the shooting death of Seymour First Selectman Ray Gilliard occurred in his Town Hall office. He called the telephone operator, said he had been shot, described his assailants, and asked for police and a doctor to be dispatched. Then, the line went dead. The outcome of the investigation shocked virtually everybody in…

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CT Gave Birth to the Very First Robot 21:18

5M ago21:18

21:18

Connecticut is the home of many inventions. One that's of particular interest is the first robot. The first industrial robot ever placed on a production line was built in Danbury and spearheaded by the holder of the patent (George Devol, of Wilton) and the marketing mastermind who found the markets and promoted the invention (Joseph Engelberger, of…

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EP271: How Holistic Admissions Can Help Us Identify the Next Generation of Counselors 59:17

5M ago59:17

59:17

Dominique S. Hammonds and Lucy L. Purgason describe holistic admissions in counselor education; a process that allows programs to determine if applicants have the capacity to be practitioners, not just successfully engage graduate study, which traditional admissions typically accomplishes. They walk us through the process of faculty establishing wh…

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One of CT's Biggest Disasters - the L'Ambiance Building Collapse 21:09

5M ago21:09

21:09

Today, we often hear of building collapses, with workers or members of the public trapped underneath debris. One of the first such incidents to capture the public’s attention was the collapse of the L’Ambiance apartment building while it was under construction in Bridgeport in 1987. Tons of concrete slab floors were being hoisted into place, while …

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CT had its own Alamo - and it had a Gruesome Ending 20:20

6M ago20:20

20:20

Some call it, Connecticut’s Alamo. The Battle of Groton Heights was a massacre by any measure, with 1,600 British soldiers greatly outnumbering 165 Patriot soldiers in one of the last battles of the Revolutionary War. The British were led by Benedict Arnold, who had only recently switched allegiances and who was born less than 10 miles from the bat…

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He Murdered for Love - and Hate 21:21

6M ago21:21

21:21

This 100-year-old western CT murder case was a difficult one to solve. There was no body in home where murder victim George Hultz lived that had burned to the ground. The motive was elusive. And the perpetrator who was eventually identified was quite good at deflecting suspicion. Yet, the man who would rise from Sergeant to Commissioner of the CT S…

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EP270: Are All "Black Folks" with Dreads for the Cause? 1:00:25

6M ago1:00:25

1:00:25

In this podcast, we are going to explore intersectionality through a different lens. We are going to explore the, at times, taboo subject of intra-racism in African American culture and its possible impact on clients. For more on our guests, links from the conversation, and APA citation for this episode visit https://concept.paloaltou.edu/resources…

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Civil War Draft Dodging, with the Doctor's Help 20:21

6M ago20:21

20:21

When we speak about draft dodgers, we normally mean the potential recruits, who are trying to stay out of the military. In the case of Dr. Josiah Beckwith, he was a CT doctor examining recruits for the Civil War, and more than 90% of them got medical deferments, meaning they didn’t have to serve. The intriguing back story is told by the author of L…

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Will CT Have Enough Open Space in the Future? 24:32

6M ago24:32

24:32

We live in a state with a lot of open space, correct? Well, while 60% of our land is forested, much of it is privately-owned and potentially subject to development. The state legislature established a goal of setting aside 21% of the state’s land by 2023. We’re at about 16%, and an extension to that target is being developed. Land trusts play a cri…

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