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AI Changes How, When, and Where Work Gets Done – with Cali Williams Yost
When a company buys the licenses, posts the training videos, schedules a few lunch-and-learns, and then waits for productivity to show up, who is actually responsible for redesigning the jobs themselves? In a lot of organizations, the answer turns out to be the small…
Monster Marketing with Bobbie Carlton, Marcia Macomber & Dr. Julie Marty-Pearson
On this episode of GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling has a Monster of a Marketing conversation with Bobbie Carlton of Innovation Women and Carlton PR & Marketing, Marcia Macomber of Cornucopia Creations, and Dr. Julie Marty-Pearson of Podcast Your Story Productions. The panel stitched together…
How Much Data Is Too Much?
Every time we use AI, we're making choices about what information we share. But how much is too much—and do we really know what we're giving away? In this episode of Tippie Leads: The Big Questions AI Forces Us to Ask, Nick Westergaard talks…
Comfortably Unhappy? Your Leaders Might Be Too
Most leaders think coaching is about fixing problems. Wayne Pratt, speaker, author, and life coach, says the real job is helping people uncover the answer they already have, and using storytelling, humor, and the right questions to get there faster. If you are stuck…
Grief, Faith and Reiki: Finding Your Way Back to Wholeness with Tracy of Feather Sister and Ready Set Reiki
What do you do when grief takes your voice? We talk honestly about something many of us have wondered: how do you hold a Christ-centered faith alongside Reiki, yoga, and energy work? Tracy shares how she brings prayer into everything she does, how she…
Occupancy Isn’t Just a Sales Problem. It’s a Team Effort.
IS LOW OCCUPANCY REALLY A SALES PROBLEM? OR AN OPERATIONS PROBLEM? | GREG ANDERSON (PART 2) What if the biggest obstacle to increasing senior living occupancy has nothing to do with sales? When occupancy drops, the first reaction is often to generate more leads,…
Horror Movies and First Hand Exorcisms
Don Draper’s Den is the podcast where marketing meets martinis. Hosts Chris Carratello and Ernie Dimalanta riff on branding blunders, sales strategies, and whatever else bubbles up in conversation. Expect hot takes, laughs, and zero PowerPoints. New episodes every Tuesday at 7 PM. Tune…
Why Customer Service Became the Secret Weapon in Painting
Jon Dyer is the co-owner of Artisan Painting in Media, PA, along with his business partner, Mike Lieber. They started Artisan in 2014, and while the company obviously paints houses, Jon has always said they’re really in the relationship business. Painting is just what…
How Tracey Pattani from BSSP, Owns It
This week on Own It we’re talking to Tracey Pattani from BSSP … that’s Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners. The firm was the 2025 AdAge Small Agency of the Year. Its clients include ESPN, Amazon, Kikkoman and Wild Planet, among others. Tracey came up…
How to Restart Your Business After Breast Cancer
Seven breast cancer survivors share how to restart your business after breast cancer, from setting boundaries and rewriting limiting beliefs to building a support team that lets you step back from running everything yourself. Host Kandas Rodarte, who has lived with metastatic breast cancer…
Living Your Own Truth, with Machan Taylor
"At the end of the night after you've been performing in front of thousands and thousands of people, you go to your hotel room and you're alone and you have to deal with that."— Machan Taylor ABOUT THIS EPISODE Machan Taylor never meant to…
Why Most Membership Models Fail and How to Fix Yours
Nobody warned Russell Nohelty that the thing that built his reputation might be the exact thing keeping his next business stuck. After making the better part of a million dollars on Kickstarter, he assumed a cohort built around it would be an easy sell.…
HUB 528: AUTHOR PANEL – Paula Skaper and Sophie Lechner
When you hear "book launch," you probably think about marketing. Emails. Social posts. Podcast interviews. Maybe some ads. Those things can help people discover your book. But for an entrepreneurial author, I think there's a much bigger opportunity. Your book launch can be a…
What Does Business Podcast Production Cost—and What Are You Actually Buying?
Read the business podcast production cost guide · Watch the full Winfluence episode An editing quote tells you what happens to the recording. A production quote should tell you how the episode gets published. In this episode of Winfluence, Jason Falls explains how businesses…
Build a Custom LinkedIn Feed That Closes Deals
LinkedIn decides whose posts you see, and the people you most want to network with get buried. Judi Fox built rooms with Claude: hand-picked groups of up to 29 people, each one a single tap away from a LinkedIn feed of only their posts.…
Most Leadership Advice Is Wrong
What if some of the advice we've been given about leadership is actually making us worse at leading? After nearly four decades running sales organizations and billion-dollar operations, Larry Coval believes we've become too focused on authenticity, self-awareness, and how leaders feel, and not…
Episode 85: The Art of Sway + Maverick Mindshare: Long term Planning in Influencer Marketing
In this episode, Danielle Wiley and Casey Benedict explore long-term planning in influencer marketing, emphasizing the importance of strategic relationships, campaign recaps, and adaptable tactics for sustained success. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of…
The Rebels and the Rejects: The Kings of Creativity
Who gets the chance to change the creative industry? In this ten-minute Fuel mini-podcast, Dave Trott and Dines share different ways of challenging the status quo. Trott talks about training people other courses had rejected. Dines discusses access, cultural understanding and creating new opportunities…
The Reach and Recognition on an IBM Selectric Episode
This week, Cathy McKnight, Chief Problem Solver at Seventh Bear, returns for her regular visit to discuss reach and recognition, and her colleague Robert Rose joins Ian in the bar to discuss AI disclosure. Before they dive into Cathy’s Bear Essentials article, Reach is…
Active Grandparenting GoalChat with Kristen Coffield & Friends
On this week's GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling celebrates the release of Active Grandparenting: A Guide to Modern Family Dynamics, Healthier Habits, and Functional Fitness with her friend and co-author Kristen Coffield. Special guests, who were part of our book's team, also joined the conversation:…
The AI Demo Looked Great. Then Real Users Showed Up.
Someone on your team is already using an AI tool nobody approved. And the next vendor demo you sit through will look great whether or not the product holds up on your data. Stella Liu, Head of AI Applied Science and Lead Data Scientist…
When to Start with AI?
When should you start with AI—and when should you start with your own thinking? In this episode of Tippie Leads: The Big Questions AI Forces Us to Ask, Nick Westergaard talks with Pat Johanns, Associate Professor of Instruction in Business Analytics at the University…
The Chiron Effect: Healing Your Core Wound Through Self-Forgiveness with Lisa Tahir
What if the thought you keep thinking on repeat is the one quietly holding you back? In this episode, I sit down with Lisa Tahir, a licensed psychotherapist of 26 years and author of The Chiron Effect: Healing Our Core Wounds Through Astrology, Empathy,…
Heart Wisdom: Spirit and Joy
Special Guest: Maggie Oman Shannon Pre-Order A Year of Crafting Joy here Learn more about Maggie Oman Shannon here Special Guest: Sue Paton Thoele Learn more about Sue Paton Thoele here Order the Woman’s Book of Spirit here Host: Sherry Richer Belul Learn more…
Senior Living Doesn’t Need More Ideas. It Needs Better Execution.
Senior Living Doesn't Need More Ideas. It Needs Better Execution. | Greg Anderson (Part 1) What if the biggest opportunity to improve senior living occupancy isn't another new strategy, technology, or marketing campaign, but simply getting better at what we're already doing? The senior…
How to Connect With Your Spiritual Guides, Discover Your Gifts & Find Healing Through Intuition
Have you ever wondered whether you have spiritual gifts—or how to become more aware of the guidance around you? In this episode of Your Radiant Spirit, I sit down with spiritual counselor and medium Laura Hoorweg for a wide-ranging conversation about intuition, spiritual gifts,…
The Legend of Sleeper; GOATs and 9 Toes?
Don Draper’s Den is the podcast where marketing meets martinis. Hosts Chris Carratello and Ernie Dimalanta riff on branding blunders, sales strategies, and whatever else bubbles up in conversation. Expect hot takes, laughs, and zero PowerPoints. New episodes every Tuesday at 7 PM. Tune…
The Dark Side of Entrepreneurship: Firing Clients You Cannot Work With
Doug Downs is the President of Stories and Strategies, a podcast production agency that helps brands build and grow podcasts. He has over 25 years of experience in public relations and marketing, and has been a full-time podcaster for six years. Doug specializes in…
Episode 61: How Projectworks Is Scaling a Global SaaS Business
How do you scale a SaaS company, raise millions, and turn hundreds of customers into a stronger growth engine? In Episode 61 of Funded, Now What?!, Andrew Lee Miller sits down with Mark Orttung, CEO of Projectworks, to discuss scaling a B2B SaaS company,…
How Judith Carr-Rodriguez from Fig, Owns It
This week on Own It we’re talking to Judith Carr-Rodriguez from Fig. Her firm bills itself as storytellers for the information age, and that they are. Judith was named to Meta’s “THE List” in 2023. She was one of Ad Age’s Leading Women in…
From Newsroom to Novelist with Neal Lipschutz
"Even people who have been writing fiction for a long time feel that from book to book they have a lot to learn." — Neal Lipschutz About This Episode Neal Lipschutz grew up in Brooklyn as a big reader with a strong urge to…
Google Business Profile Mistakes That Are Holding You Back
Most business owners set up their Google Business profile once and never think about it again. Lindsey Busfield, VP at Optimize My Firm, joins Kristi to explain why that is one of the most common and costly mistakes she sees, and what it is…
Surviving Triple-Negative Breast Cancer | Natasha Golinksky
In this Breast Cancer Awareness Month episode, trauma-informed business coach Natasha Golinsky shares her raw, unfiltered story of surviving stage 2 triple-negative breast cancer. Her mammogram came back negative even though she had a lump you could see and feel. Dense breast tissue hid…
HUB 527: AUTHOR PANEL – Dr. Chris L. Johnson, Dr. Cornelia Kawann, and Diana Concoff Morgan
You built a launch team. People read your book, came to your launch party, posted reviews, shared your book, and spent several weeks engaging with you. Then launch day passes. What happens to all of those relationships? This is where authors can miss one…
One Brief In, a Full Social Campaign Out
Building a social campaign usually means writing every post in one place and then rebuilding every graphic somewhere else. Peg Fitzpatrick wrote a Claude skill that does both from a single brief and hands back editable Canva designs. WHAT YOU'LL LEARN Why Peg refuses…
Your Website Isn’t Enough Evidence
SEO delivers links. AEO delivers answers. But who supplies the evidence behind those answers? In this episode of Winfluence, Jason Falls explains why a well-optimized website is only part of the case for your business. Useful public social content, credible creators, experts and customer…
How Identity Unlocks Leadership
The brands we build are shaped by the cultures we build around them. But what happens when the culture tells you that parts of who you are don't quite belong? Arturo Nunez has worked inside some of the world's most influential brands, from Nike…
Episode 84: The Art of Sway + Maverick Mindshare: Valuing Creators as Human Beings is Vital for a Healthy Influencer Marketing Industry
In this episode, Danielle Wiley and Casey Benedict critically examine a new creator program that promises high earnings through content creation, exploring its implications for creators and the industry. They discuss the model's sustainability, ethical concerns, and the importance of valuing human creators over…
The Print Is Not Dead, But Marketing Engineers Might Be Episode
This week, Sebastian Hardung, the CMO of Priint, joins our host Ian Truscott to discuss his career and adding print to our marketing mix, before Ian joins Robert Rose in our virtual bar to discuss the term “marketing engineer”. Priint is best known for…
Credibility with Whitley Crawford, Christine Carlo George & Sarah Westcott
On this week's GoalChat, host Debra Eckerling discusses Credibility with strategists Whitley Crawford (impact and analytics), Christine Carlo George (branding and marketing), and Sarah Westcott, (referrals).The panel has a great time also tangenting - in a good way - about networking, referrals, "authenticity," buzzword…
How Are We Using AI?
How are people actually using AI? And what can we learn from the ways it’s already becoming part of our everyday lives? In this episode of Tippie Leads: The Big Questions AI Forces Us to Ask, Nick Westergaard talks with Ken Brown, Tippie Children…
Why Employees Resist AI (And How to Fix It)
AI adoption is failing for a reason most leaders miss: human psychology. Dr. Gleb Tsipursky, CEO of Disaster Avoidance Experts, LLC, breaks down the hidden blockers that derail AI rollouts and shows how to turn resistance into real results. If your company is struggling…
Disney Shall Inherit The Earth
Don Draper’s Den is the podcast where marketing meets martinis. Hosts Chris Carratello and Ernie Dimalanta riff on branding blunders, sales strategies, and whatever else bubbles up in conversation. Expect hot takes, laughs, and zero PowerPoints. New episodes every Tuesday at 7 PM. Tune…
Built for Freedom How to Scale a Business Without Being Trapped
David Salerno is a serial entrepreneur, author, and Vice-Chair of the Montreal Economic Institute (MEI) — Canada's leading free-market think tank. Over more than twenty years, he founded and scaled Solpak Packaging Solutions to eight-figure revenues and 600+ clients across Canada, then executed a…
How Amanda Atoyebi from Red Thread Strategy Partners, Owns It
This week on Own It we’re talking to Amanda Atoyebi from Red Thread Strategy Partners. She and the firm specialize in transformative commerce strategy to help brands grow. Her solutions over the years have helped clients like Gatorade, Tropicana, Quaker Oats, Colgate, Unilever and…
What I’ve Learned from 500 Authors
"The show started as a way for me to prove that I can get a stranger to tell me their story. And 500 episodes later, I think strangers have taught me more about mine." — Mike Carlon ABOUT THIS EPISODE For the 500th episode,…
Why Credentials Alone Won’t Win You Clients
When you come from academia, healthcare, or any field where credentials are everything, it makes sense to lean on your resume when you start marketing yourself. It feels safe. It feels factual. And according to Sophie Ash, it almost never works. In this episode,…
Why Thought Leadership Deserves to Be a Discipline – with Bill Sherman
What if the phrase that makes so many of us wince was misunderstood from the start? For most people who use it, "thought leader" describes an output: a book, a keynote, a byline, a line item in somebody's content plan. Rarely does anyone ask…
What Integrative Medicine Can and Can’t Do for Cancer | Dr. Leah Sherman
Integrative medicine is not a cure for cancer, and Dr. Leah Sherman is the first to say so. I sat down with her to talk about what integrative cancer care really looks like, from acupuncture and physical therapy to mind-body support, and why so…
HUB 526: AUTHOR PANEL – Dr. Kate Vawter and Lisa Thee
A lot of authors think the order goes something like this: write the book, finish the manuscript, and then figure out how you're going to launch it. I think that's too late to think about the launch. Your book launch should begin long before…