Best Stephanie Janice Podcasts (2024)

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Myrrh Caplan on sustainability in construction and leading with passion 40:45

26m ago40:45

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For our latest podcast, we talked to Myrrh Caplan, who is Senior VP for Sustainability at Skanska and leads the construction company’s national sustainability team. Since joining Skanska as a Project Manager in 2005, Myrrh has helped shape Skanska’s national approach to sustainable building. She established the company’s first national Green Constr…

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Mae-ling Lokko on biogenic materials and practices 51:15

23h ago51:15

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Dr. Mae-ling Lokko is an Assistant Professor at Yale University’s School of Architecture and Yale’s Center for Ecosystems in Architecture (Yale CEA) and the founder of Willow Technologies Ltd., in Accra, Ghana. As an architectural scientist, designer, and educator from Ghana and the Philippines, her work focuses on the design and integration of bio…

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Lu Salinas on consulting and doing what's right for the most people 39:37

8d ago39:37

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Lu Salinas has been working in the green building industry since 2006 -- with firms and on projects in the US, Australia, Southeast Asia, and Mexico, where she works today. Her consulting firm, THREE Environmental Consulting, has worked on everything from small affordable housing projects to large infrastructure projects such as the New Internation…

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Cristina Gamboa on quantifying the benefits of a decarbonized economy 46:01

29d ago46:01

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Cristina Gamboa is CEO of the World Green Building Council, an influential local-regional-global network focused on “the transformation to sustainable and decarbonized built environments for everyone, everywhere.” She is an economist with a background in sustainability, policy, and multi-stakeholder partnerships; as such, she is a trusted convener …

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Episode 4: TEK TOK (yes we are trying to be cool...we are not just bad spellers) 50:18

2M ago50:18

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Send us a text Episode 4: TEK TOK (yes, we are trying to be cool…we are not just bad spellers) In Episode 4, we delve into the fascinating world of technology and the profound changes we have witnessed as GenXer’s. We will scratch the surface by taking a nostalgic journey through the evolution of media formats, from Betamax, VHS and records, to las…

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Women in Economics: Heather Long 27:24

2M ago27:24

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“When you have a lot of women faculty or when you have women who are on the Federal Open Market Committee or presidents of the regional Fed, it does change the conversation,” says Heather Long, editorial writer and columnist at the Washington Post. “It does inspire more people to get involved in the field.” In this podcast, Long discusses her journ…

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Stephanie Phillips on valuing materials and a silo-busting mindset 41:33

3M ago41:33

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Stephanie Phillips leads the City of San Antonio's Deconstruction & Circular Economy Program. Housed in the Office of Historic Preservation, the program prioritizes building material reuse as a tool for affordable housing repair, traditional trades revival, economic innovation, equitable access to high-quality resources, and cultural and community …

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Sandeep Ahuja on technology tools for sustainability 33:34

3M ago33:34

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Sandeep Ahuja is co-founder and CEO of cove.tool, an AI-first consulting platform that aims to break down barriers in the design and construction cycle, creating a new network of shared information, interoperability, and accountability across projects and teams. In addition to running cove.tool, Sandeep has recently co-authored a book with Patrick …

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Nora Rizzo on materials and ethics 43:45

4M ago43:45

43:45

Nora Rizzo is Grace Farms Foundation’s Ethical Materials Director. She works to advance the Design for Freedom movement to eliminate forced and child labor from the built environment. For the past two decades, Nora has been dedicated to creating change in the built environment through sustainability, resilience, and social equity work. Nora describ…

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Alyssa-Amor Gibbons on cultural heritage and resilience 48:14

5M ago48:14

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Alyssa-Amor Gibbons designs environmentally conscious, energy-efficient, and resilient architecture that reflects a deep reverence for nature and human interconnectedness with the world. She has degrees in structural engineering and architecture and specializes in Building Information Modelling. She also works as an advisor for the Spinnaker Group,…

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Janice Barnes on climate adaptation as part of design 49:01

5M ago49:01

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Dr. Janice Barnes is founder of Climate Adaptation Partners, a NYC-based partnership that focuses on climate adaptation. With technical training in architecture and organizational behavior, she helps clients to understand risks and evaluate adaptation pathways and link these to design and financing options. She works at the intersection of climate …

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Women in Economics: Marina Azzimonti and Arantxa Jarque 15:49

6M ago15:49

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“We launched the center with the main objective to champion diversity in economics, both in academia and policymaking,” says Marina Azzimonti, senior economic research advisor at the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and director of its Center for Advancing Women in Economics. In this episode, learn about the center’s work to support women in econom…

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Paula Melton on green building knowledge and education 48:15

6M ago48:15

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Paula Melton is the Editorial Director at BuildingGreen, which supports the international sustainable building movement with learning resources, community building, and other services. She works with editorial teams to develop and deliver webcasts, long-form analysis, and other guidance on BuildingGreen.com and LEEDuser.com. “We have problems that …

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Laurie Schoeman on climate risk, resilience, and finance 45:17

7M ago45:17

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Laurie Schoeman is the Director of Climate for Enterprise Community Investment and has served as senior advisor at the Council on Environmental Quality in the Executive Office of the President. Her aim is to develop and implement innovative policies and solutions that enhance the climate adaptation and physical resilience of communities across the …

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Noorie Rajvanshi on sustainability as part of everyday work 39:14

8M ago39:14

39:14

Noorie Rajvanshi is Director of Sustainability and Climate Strategy at Siemens USA, part of a multinational technology company. Noorie talked to us about her family’s sustainability roots, her mechanical engineering background, and how her fascination with quantifying environmental impact led to her role at Siemens. She is proud of her work on perf…

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Episode 3: GOONIES NOT GREMLINS! (2024!) 43:18

8M ago43:18

43:18

Send us a text Episode 3: GOONIES NOT GREMLINS! (2024!) In Episode 3, we dive into the cinematic time capsule of the 1970s and 80s, exploring iconic movies that shaped an era and became enduring institutions. We discuss timeless classics from our youth that continue to captivate audiences, sparking remakes and reinterpretations. How lucky we were t…

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Episode 2.5: DANG GOSH DARN DANG TOOTIN' TINSEL! 36:53

9M ago36:53

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Send us a text In episode 2.5 we step into a time capsule of festive nostalgia as we unwrap cherished Christmas memories from our childhoods. Wishing you and yours a season brimming with joy and a 2024 that sparkles with health and happiness! Happy Holidays from Janice and Steph!!By Stephanie Wolfe and Janice Flower

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Veena Singla on environmental health and justice 41:54

10M ago41:54

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Dr. Veena Singla is Senior Scientist with the People & Communities Program at the NRDC (Natural Resources Defense Council). She seeks to address health disparities linked to harmful environmental exposures using an interdisciplinary approach, incorporating environmental health, exposure science, public health, and policy expertise. Her research inv…

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Episode 2: BOOBTUBE 1:01:00

10M ago1:01:00

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Send us a text In Episode 2, we embark on a nostalgic journey into our life long relationship with the infamous BOOBTUBE. From its humble beginnings to becoming a defining aspect of our identity, join us as we reminisce about the when, where and how of our TV watching experiences. Get ready to laugh along as we revisit timeless classics and take a …

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Women in Economics: Isabel Schnabel 18:35

10M ago18:35

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“In order to be a good teacher, you need to speak the language of the person who is in front of you,” says Isabel Schnabel, a member of the Executive Board of the European Central Bank (ECB). She discusses her work at the ECB, along with her teaching career and the difference it makes when there are two women in the room, as opposed to only one. Sc…

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Seema Bhangar on human health, data, and buildings 41:00

10M ago41:00

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Seema Bhangar is a Healthy Buildings & Communities Principal at the US Green Building Council; she focuses on research and innovation. She is also a visiting scholar at UC Berkeley’s Center for the Built Environment. If you are interested in the field of human health and buildings, Seema advises you to “collect data and be curious and discerning an…

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Annie Bevan on materials and thinking about impact holistically 44:39

10M ago44:39

44:39

Materials maven Annie Bevan is a facilitator, consultant, and collaborator focused on creating large-scale change and leveraging sustainability as a strategic business enabler. She’s effecting this through two roles: she is CEO of SMS Collaborative and CEO of mindful MATERIALS. The mindful MATERIALS organization began as steward of a library tool. …

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Episode 1: BANANAS 53:57

10M ago53:57

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Send us a text EPISODE 1: BANANAS In the inaugural episode, Janice and Stephanie delve into the fascinating world of the seven living generations. Join them on a journey through the generational landscape and discover how time transforms our perspectives. Our memories are like the baggies of frozen yellow mush in the back of the freezer. In the pas…

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Trailer! Hey Guys it's us! The GenXplorers 1:24

11M ago1:24

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Send us a text Step into the lively realm of "The GenXplorers," a dynamic podcast where two vibrant Gen X gals delve into the ever-evolving world around them. Join them as they explore how they've navigated the shifting tides of society, embracing new experiences while unyieldingly clinging to cherished traditions. From the fascinating frontiers of…

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Alejandra Menchaca on design analytics and opening windows 44:40

11M ago44:40

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Through her consultancy, AIRLIT studio, Alejandra Menchaca provides expertise in mechanical engineering and building science to owners and design teams. One of her current projects will be the first performing arts facility in the US with full natural ventilation. Ale holds a PhD in mechanical engineering and has taught at MIT and Harvard GSD, wher…

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Victoria Burrows on decarbonization and proving the possible 46:41

12M ago46:41

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Victoria Burrows is a manager of portfolio development and industry partnerships at Kompas, an early-stage venture capital firm backing innovations for decarbonizing the built environment and manufacturing. Decarbonization has been the focus of Victoria’s career to date (her prior role was leading Advancing Net Zero at the World Green Building Coun…

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Women in Economics: Heidi Hartmann 21:15

12M ago21:15

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“Economics does provide a very powerful tool for changing public policy,” says Heidi Hartmann, founder of the Institute for Women’s Policy Research, who currently serves as a distinguished economist and resident at the Program on Gender Analysis in Economics at American University.

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Janice McQueen Ward, Mrs. United States 1999; director of California United States; director Ms. Woman United States 28:35

12M ago28:35

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 2/19/2015 Janice McQueen Ward, Mrs. United States 1999; director of California United States; director Ms. Woman United States This week’s show: Janice McQueen Ward, Mrs. United States 1999; director of Mrs. California United States; director Ms. Woman United States Interview with Janice McQueen Ward, Mrs. Unit…

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Camille Anderson, former Miss Fort Worth Texas USA and current television and movie actress 24:19

12M ago24:19

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 2006 Camille Anderson, former Miss Fort Worth Texas USA and current television and movie actress This week’s show: Opening Notes Subscribe to the PageantCast with iTunes or Juice Shoutouts to friends on the Frappr Map Mail Bag: Coed Idol Talent Competition and GoCoed.com Forum Upcoming Interviews Pageants on Te…

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Ariane Laxo on the broadening impacts of design 43:15

1y ago43:15

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Ariane Laxo is Sustainability Director at HGA, an architecture and engineering firm of 1,000 people in 12 offices. We talked to Ariane about her work, what she draws on to lead, and how she finds strength in the purpose of sustainability. She advises others to listen to the curiosity that pulls them and cultivate an introspective mindset. In additi…

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Mary Ann Piette on feedback between building design and operations 42:42

1+ y ago42:42

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Mary Ann Piette is the Interim Associate Lab Director of the Energy Technologies Area at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. She manages a research enterprise comprised of 700 staff and affiliates, including 120 principal investigators working across a broad set of technology R&D programs to accelerate decarbonization ranging from demand-side en…

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Sarah Ichioka on regenerative models, integration, and reality-based thinking for the future 57:06

1+ y ago57:06

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Sarah Ichioka is an urbanist, strategist, curator, and writer currently based in Singapore. She leads Desire Lines, a strategic consultancy. Her latest book, Flourish: Design Paradigms for Our Planetary Emergency, co-authored with Michael Pawlyn, proposes a bold set of regenerative design principles for addressing environmental and social challenge…

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Renée Cheng on agency and equity in the built environment 45:38

1+ y ago45:38

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Renée Cheng is an architect and dean of the College of Built Environments at the University of Washington. She pioneered research surrounding the intersection of design and emerging technologies and is a leader in the American Institute of Architects around equity in the profession and practice. She led the research effort for AIA guides for equita…

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Women in Economics: Stephanie Aaronson 22:40

1+ y ago22:40

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“We need to make sure that a broad array of perspectives are heard and especially at an institution like in the Federal Reserve System where we're working on policy questions that have such a broad impact, but also a lot of fiscal policy questions,” says Stephanie Aaronson, senior associate director of the Division of Research and Statistics at the…

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Fiona Cousins on technical knowledge and cross-disciplinary collaboration 46:34

1+ y ago46:34

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Fiona Cousins, a mechanical engineer by training, is the Americas Chair for Arup, guiding a 1,900-person engineering, design, consulting, and planning firm with a focus on collaborating and innovating to shape a better world. Fiona and her teams take a broad view as they pursue value for clients, considering climate change, social equity, and biodi…

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Marnese Jackson on the power of ordinary people and energy equity in the Midwest 46:35

1+ y ago46:35

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Marnese Jackson is an environmental and climate justice activist, advocate, trainer, and educator in Pontiac, Michigan. This mother of two is the co-director of the Midwest Building Decarbonization Coalition, which focuses on inspiring and educating Midwesterners to end new installations of fossil fuel equipment in residential and commercial buildi…

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Stephanie Greene on buildings electrification and the climate challenge 44:14

1+ y ago44:14

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Stephanie Greene has just stepped down from a role as managing director at RMI, where she led the Buildings Program. She also helped launch RMI's building electrification initiative, which is focused on enabling a cost-effective, sustainable, and equitable path to building decarbonization, with work spanning the U.S., China, and India. We talked to…

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Women in Economics: Daryl Fairweather 17:34

1+ y ago17:34

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“Being active on social media and sharing all the research that we do is one way that I can increase my impact,” says Daryl Fairweather, chief economist at Redfin. Fairweather discusses her work at the real estate brokerage company and why she thinks more women should consider studying economics.

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Davida Herzl on data, health, and informed climate action 40:31

1+ y ago40:31

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Davida Herzl is co-founder and CEO of Aclima, where she leads a team pioneering a new way to diagnose the health of our air and track pollution. A Public Benefit Corporation, Aclima measures air pollution and greenhouse gasses with block-by-block resolution. The company's enterprise software, Aclima Pro, translates billions of scientific measuremen…

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Rochelle Routman on transparency and bringing passion to work 46:38

1+ y ago46:38

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Rochelle Routman is Chief Sustainability and Impact Officer of HMTX Industries, a resilient flooring manufacturer. She has been passionate about the environment since a young age, and brought that into her work through corporate sustainability. She saw an opportunity to bring greater transparency into flooring products, helping to advance industry-…

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Sandy Mendler on research and collaborating across networks 47:35

1+ y ago47:35

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Sandy Mendler is an architect, planner, and researcher focused on creating new models for healthy, sustainable living. She is a design industry thought leader and dynamic project leader; at Gensler, she is a principal, studio director, and regional practice leader for education. She previously worked at Mithun (where she was part of a Bay Area Resi…

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Lakisha Woods on architects in a changing industry and world 38:33

1+ y ago38:33

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Lakisha Ann Woods is the executive vice president and CEO of the American Institute of Architects, a network of 94,000 architects and design professionals (in 200 chapters) who are committed to enhancing the built environment. Woods previously served as president/CEO of the National Institute of Building Sciences and as senior VP/CMO at the Nationa…

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Christy Stucker, Mrs. U.S. Globe 2005 36:37

2y ago36:37

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 2007 Christy Stucker, Mrs. U.S. Globe 2005 This week’s show: Intro by Debra Kennedy Opening Notes (with co-host Grunti Grunthausen, Wisconsin’s only licensed troll) Discussion of week in Pageants on Television (Las Vegas, Smallville, Pageant Place) Interview with Christy Stucker, Mrs. U.S. Globe 2005 Call the P…

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Carrie Meinberg Burke on curiosity, biomimicry, and design synthesis 53:14

2y ago53:14

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Carrie Meinberg Burke is an architect, designer, artist, and inventor whose work is infused with research into light, ecology, health, human sensory perception, and biomimicry. She runs Parabola Architecture with her husband, Kevin Burke. They work at all scales, and one recent workplace project was described, by its Google owners, as “a building w…

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Stephanie Daughenbaugh, Miss Illinois Galaxy 2007 30:34

2y ago30:34

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 2007 Stephanie Daughenbaugh, Miss Illinois Galaxy 2007 This week’s show: Intro by Roseanne Fraiser Opening Notes Now you can call to listen to the PageantCast! Just dial 1-360-227-5463 Interview with Stephanie Daughenbaugh, Miss Illinois Galaxy 2007 PROMO: Training for the Crown PROMO: Mad Bouncy Dogs Upcoming …

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Women in Economics: Michelle Bowman 17:44

2y ago17:44

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“I think I have community banking in my blood,” said Michelle Bowman, member of the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System. Prior to her appointment to the Board, she served as the state bank commissioner of Kansas and vice president of Farmers & Drovers Bank in Kansas.

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LIVE! Beauties of America pageant – Teen’s and 20’s 46:08

2y ago46:08

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 9/9/2008 This week’s show: Introduction by Brittani Madala Opening Comments NOTE: 40’s recap will be on Friday, September 12, 2008; 30’s and 50’s recap on Tuesday, September 16, 2008 PageantCast 4.0 is rolling out on the website Interview with Ashley Myhre, Beauties of America Teens 2007 PROMO: Pageant Talk Rad…

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Women in Economics: Janice Eberly, Shelly Lundberg and Christina Romer 38:53

2y ago38:53

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“We've all experienced the: ‘I'm the only woman in this room’ … and it's a difficult situation,” said Shelly Lundberg, professor of economics at the University of California - Santa Barbara. Lundberg joins Janice Eberly, professor of finance at Northwestern University, and Christina Romer, professor of economics at the University of California - Be…

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Marsha Maytum on practice with purpose 50:46

2y ago50:46

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Marsha Maytum is a founding principal at Leddy Maytum Stacy Architects. Her career is steeped in a passionate belief in the value and power of architecture and design. With her husband, Bill Leddy, and their partner, Richard Stacy, Marsha has created a teaching practice structured to focus on mission-driven work. They are co-authors of Practice wit…

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Paula Miles, Executive Director of Miss North Carolina USA, Miss South Carolina USA and Miss Louisiana USA 35:38

2y ago35:38

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PageantCast Classic Original Release: 2006 Paula Miles, Executive Director of Miss North Carolina USA, Miss South Carolina USA and Miss Louisiana USA This week’s show: Intro by Syndee Baris Opening Notes Quick note about Beauties of America Rant about Miss America and TLC deal E-mail: Well, not quite from Ysa Love-Davis, Mrs. Hawaii U.S. Continenta…

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