The Conversation Hub
By Marc Vaillancourt
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Conversations on business, life and everything in between!
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Clean#90 (Part 2): David Hunt of Critical Measures on Unconscious Bias | Part two of our conversation with David Hunt focuses on the new science of unconscious bias. During our conversation, David refers to Harvard University's Project Implicit and encouraged us to take the implicit association test. You can take this free test by clicking here. If you missed part one of our conversation with David, you can find it here. Enjoy the conversation! About David Hunt David Hunt is a sought-after national speaker on issues of racial and ethnic disparities in health care and the legal aspects of providing culturally and linguistically appropriate care, David recently published a chapter on The Law of Language Access in Immigrant Medicine, the first international medical textbook on refugee medicine. Together with physician partners from the Harvard Medical School, David helped create, market and sell the nation’s first e-learning program on cross-cultural medicine. See David's full bio by visit Critical Measures' website. About Critical Measures, LLC Critical Measures is a corporate training and management consulting firm that assists employers in harnessing the power of diversity to create more productive, profitable and inclusive organizations. We specialize in cross-cultural health care, diversity and global business issues and anti-harassment training and coaching. We provide our clients with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to manage differences, and work effectively across cultures. Images courtesy of David Hunt and Critical Measures, LLC. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 2/23/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#90 (Part 1): David Hunt of Critical Measures on Diversity & Cultural Competency | Diversity. Cultural competency. We live in a diverse world and with that comes challenge and opportunity. This week, we bring you a two-part conversation on the broad topic of diversity. Our guest, David Hunt, is a leading expert on the subject of diversity. Part one of our conversation focuses on diversity and cultural competency. We're back on Thursday, February 23rd with part two! Enjoy the conversation. Note: You can hear part two of our conversation with David by visiting this link. About David Hunt & Critical Measures David Hunt is one of the nation’s leading experts on cultural competence in healthcare and diversity-related issues in law and business. Prior to entering the diversity field, David worked for national public policy think-tanks on health policy matters and practiced law as an employment law and civil rights attorney. A sought-after national speaker on issues of racial and ethnic disparities in health care and the legal aspects of providing culturally and linguistically appropriate care, David recently published a chapter on The Law of Language Access in Immigrant Medicine, the first international medical textbook on refugee medicine. Together with physician partners from the Harvard Medical School, David helped create, market and sell the nation’s first e-learning program on cross-cultural medicine. (This product has since become the nation’s leading software program for training doctors and nurses on cultural competence in health care.) More recently, David created a new e-learning program on The Law of Language Access in healthcare to assist physicians, hospitals and health plans to comply with federal and state language access laws. Critical Measures is a corporate training and management consulting firm that assists employers in harnessing the power of diversity to create more productive, profitable and inclusive organizations. We specialize in cross-cultural health care, diversity and global business issues and anti-harassment training and coaching. We provide our clients with cutting-edge knowledge and skills to manage differences, and work effectively across cultures. Founded in 2001, Critical Measures quickly gained a national reputation in the diversity and inclusion field with prestigious national clients in business, banking, health care, K-12 and Post-Secondary Education, law, government and the non-profit sector. Signature clients have included: Aetna, the NCAA, the Minnesota Supreme Court, Microsoft, Manpower, the Mayo Clinic, the Kohler Company, HealthPartners and the American Medical Association. Images courtesy of David Hunt and Critical Measures, LLC. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 2/21/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#89: Brandon Lee (Social Stage) on Being an Entrepreneur | Entrepreneurs are fascinating people! They follow their passion; build organizations and businesses; and are not afraid of taking risks. Brandon Lee, our guest this week, is an entrepreneur through and through. He took time from his busy schedule to talk to us about entrepreneurship! Enjoy the conversation! PS - A big thank you to my friend Robert Caruso (aka @Fondalo) for connecting us! About Brandon Lee Brandon Lee is seasoned entrepreneur who's been on the leading edge of web-based applications since his first company (est. 1998). He has a passion for creative products designed for the user in mind. His goal is to build services that help others build their companies, offer value, and become proud of their accomplishments. Brandon is also the founder and CEO at Social Stage, a company that provides Facebook solutions that empower organizations and brands to attract, engage and convert users into fans. You can follow Brandon on the following social platforms: On Twitter at @Brandon1ee and @SocialStage. On LinkedIn and on Facebook (Social Stage page). Images courtesy of Brandon Lee and Social Stage. © Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 2/14/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#88: Stage Actor Max Wojtanowicz on Pretending for a Living | How would you like to "pretend" for a living? My guest this week, Max Wojtanowicz, does just that! It's tongue-in-cheek, but in a way it makes a lot of sense. As a stage actor, Wojtanowicz takes on various roles and for a brief moment becomes that individual. Most recently, Max played the role of Tin Man in the Children's Theatre Company's production of 'Wizard of Oz.' We caught up with him just before a rehearsal for his latest project - the role of Christopher Wren in Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap - a production put on by Shadow Play Theatre. Enjoy the conversation! About Max Wojtanowicz Max Wojtanowicz is originally from the small town of Rice, Minnesota. Some of his first theater work took place in his best friend's basement where he played Captain Hook and ran the fly rail. A couple of years later he played a lost boy in a real theater, and he was never the same. He graduated from St. Olaf College in 2006 with a degree in theater and a concentration in media studies. Since graduating, Max has been thrilled to work with several theaters throughout the Twin Cities and around Minnesota. Max spent two seasons as a performing apprentice at the Children's Theatre Company in Minneapolis, the largest theater for children and families in North America and the only theater for young people to win the Regional Theatre Tony Award. Credits at CTC include their recent best-selling production of The Wizard of Oz as well as Dr. Seuss' The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins, Mr. McGee and the Biting Flea, Cinderella, Ramona Quimby, Romeo & Juliet (2009 Ivey Award winner), The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe, Madeline and the Gypsies, The Magic Mrs. Piggle-Wiggle, Bud Not Buddy and Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day. He also understudied productions of Average Family, A Year with Frog and Toad, If You Give a Mouse a Cookie, and both characters in the world premiere of Bert and Ernie, Goodnight! You can follow Max online by visiting his website! Images courtesy of Max Wojtanowicz. © Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 2/7/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#87: A Conversation on Early Childhood Education with Sara Carlson | The state of education in our country is always a hot topic. This week we are joined by early childhood education specialist Sara Carlson to discuss the important role early childhood education plays in our communities and in our country. As we move through the next several months, it is our hope to bring you more conversation like the one you'll hear today! Thanks for listening. About Sara Carlson Sara Carlson, a resident of Willmar, MN has more than 17 years of experience in the early care and education field. She is currently serving as a Program Officer with the Southwest Initiative Foundation based in Hutchinson, leading their Early Childhood Initiative (ECI) program. She is a key leader in the Minnesota Early Childhood Initiative, a grassroots community organizing effort to focus on children birth-five years, seeding 16 ECI coalitions in southwest MN. Carlson serves on the Governor’s Early Learning Council for Minnesota, the Start Early Funders Coalition and on numerous other groups that advance early care and education interests statewide. She has special expertise in infant and early childhood mental health, community organizing and leadership development. She is a graduate of the College of Saint Benedict in St Joseph, MN. She is a graduate of the Blandin Community Leadership Program(2006) and Institute for Conservation Leadership “Leading from Within” (2010). Early Childhood Learning Resources The National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC) Lessons Learned: A Report by Wilder Research, 2007 Impacts & Insights: A Report by Wilder Research, 2010 The Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis - Special Studies (as referred to by Sara Carlson during the interview) Image courtesy of Sara Carlson and Southwest Initiative Foundation. Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/31/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#86: Chris Brogan – Blogger, Author and President of Human Business Works | In January 2011, I took a cue from our guest this week and selected three words to serve as guideposts for the year. I thought the practice served me well and opted to do the same again for 2012. In our episode this week, we talk with Chris Brogan about the power of choosing three words and how they apply to life and work. Enjoy the conversation! About Chris Brogan and Human Business Works Chris Brogan is president of Human Business Works, a media and education company dedicated to helping companies improve customer acquisition and community nurturing. He is the New York Times Bestselling author of Google+ For Business: How Google’s Social Network Changes Everything (affiliate link), and he blogs at chrisbrogan.com, a blog in the Top 5 of Advertising Age’s Power150. Chris consults and speaks with companies like Disney, SAS, Citrix Online, Microsoft, Pepsico, Ford and many others. Human Business Works is a media and education company that helps (mostly larger) companies understand how business, technology and media can be leveraged to improve customer acquisition and community nurturing via the human digital channel. You can also follow Chris on: Twitter: @chrisbrogan Google Plus: +Chris Brogan Images courtesy of Chris Brogan. © Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/24/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#85: Rob Sheppard, Builder of Handcrafted Vintage Wooden Boats | I first got word of Minncraft Boats thanks to my friend Ryan Ott and his IamMNnice.com project. I couldn't help but find Rob Sheppard's story fascinating. After all, he left what was a successful business and, in the midst of our country's worse economic times, started a new business. Not just any business - a business that builds handcrafted, vintage, wooden boats! With just two weeks before the delivery of his first boat - The Lexington - Rob and his partner Jeannette Jones were kind enough to join me in conversation! Enjoy! About Rob Sheppard and Minncraft Rob Sheppard is a jack-of-all trades who's carving out a niche in the boat-building business. He's been working with his hands for as long as he can remember. Before creating Minncraft, a company that hand-builds vintage-style wooden boats in the tradition of 1930s and ‘40s classics, Rob worked in roofing and siding and formerly owned a custom cabinetry business (Centennial Woodcraft in White Bear Lake). Minncraft Boats is a builder of handcrafted custom wooden boats using modern techniques and materials. With 26 years experience in the woodworking and boat building industry, we produce “new” classic wooden boats that are easy to maintain, yet have the beauty and quality of the original classics. Each boat is hand-built one at a time allowing complete customization. The Lexington - the first boat built by Rob - will be featured at the Minneapolis Boat Show from January 19-22, 2012. Follow Rob and the Minncraft Boats story online at the following locations: Twitter: @minncraftboats Facebook: Minncraft Boats You Tube: Lexington Preview/Minneapolis Boat Show Promo The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/17/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#84: Mike Rynchek Talks About 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) | The 2012 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) wraps up later today (Friday, January 13, 2012)and we wanted to share this extra conversation with you this week and provide you with a 'first person account' of the show. Our guest, Mike Rynchek, spent a few days amidst the more than 48,000 exhibitors and experienced, first hand, everything that is CES. We caught up with him on his first day back at his office in Minneapolis! Enjoy the conversation! About Mike Rynchek Mike Rynchek (@mikerynchek) is the President of Spyder Trap Online Marketing, a Minneapolis-based agency focused solely on the marketing strategies and tactics unique to the online world. His expertise includes search engine optimization, paid search, web site analytics, e-mail marketing and using social media in business contexts. Mike’s experience reaches back nearly to the genesis of online marketing and he continues as one of the industry’s pioneers. Most recently, his social media expertise proved critical to the success of the Vote Yes movement in Minnesota in November 2008. Using social media including Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and YouTube, Mike engineered the first social media campaign that directly led to the passage of a constitutional amendment anywhere in the United States. Mike has worked with a wide variety of clients including TCF, Smiths Medical, UnitedHealth Group, Ingenix, myOptumHealth, Smead, Nabbit, Nestle, Children’s Hospitals and Clinics of Minnesota, HOM Furniture and Crave among others. Currently Mike is the Marketing Communications Chair for the American Diabetes Association Community Leadership Board. Mike holds Bachelor of Science in Marketing from the G. R. Herberger College of Business at St. Cloud State University. Connect with Mike and his firm online at the following places: Twitter: @mikerynchek On Facebook: Spyder Trap FB Page Subscribe to the Spyder Trap blog here. Images courtesy of Mike Rynchek and shot by Erica Mayer of Puke Rainbows Photography. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/12/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#83: Al Pittampalli, Author of ‘Read This Before Our Next Meeting’ | When was the last time you left a meeting and said "wow, that was a great meeting!" Chances are you can't remember ever saying that. I've been to my fair share of bad meetings and, in the spirit of full disclosure, I've hosted and led my share of bad meetings! There is hope for better meetings at your organization! Our guest this week - Al Pittampalli - is on a mission to change the world of meetings! Enjoy the conversation and be sure to check out his book (affiliate link)! About Al Pittampalli Al Pittampalli is a meeting culture warrior! He's on a mission to change the way organizations hold meetings, make decisions and coordinate actions. He is the founder of The Modern Meeting Company, a group that helps organizations transform meetings, make decisions, and coordinate complex teams. As an IT advisor at Ernst & Young LLP, Al witnessed the meeting problem firsthand at Fortune 500 companies all across the country. Now, Al is part of a new generation that brings fresh eyes to stuck business systems. Al is a speaker and blogger on making revolutionary change happen and is a graduate of the NYU Stern School of Business. Connect with Al online at the following locations: Website: www.ModernMeetingStandard.com Twitter: @Pittampalli Get his book: Read This Before Our Next Meeting (affiliate link) The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Content © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/10/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#82: Dr. Donald J. Jurgens, Medical Oncologist | I could never be a doctor! The schooling alone was enough to send me in a different direction ... to be honest, biology was not one of my subjects in high school! I've had the opportunity to get to know Dr. Don Jurgens over the past two-year and was delighted when he accepted my invitation to join me in conversation. As a medical oncologist, he connects with people at a very difficult time in their lives. I felt this way before our conversation but my time with him confirmed it ... If I am ever in need of a medical oncologist, I want him on my team! Enjoy the conversation! About Dr. Donald J. Jurgens Specialty: Medical Oncology and Oncology Medical School: University of Minnesota Medical School, Minneapolis, MN Residency: Internal Medicine, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester, MN Fellowship: Hematology/Oncology, Mayo Graduate School of Medicine, Rochester, MN Board Certified: Internal Medicine, Oncology Member: American Society of Clinical Oncology, American Society of Hematology, North Central Cancer Treatment Group, American Medical Association Dr. Jurgens is also the founder and principal voice of the newly launched website call www.drjurgens.com. DrJurgens.com was created to assist cancer patients, and their loved ones, in taking ownership of their own well-being. Dr Jurgens will EDUCATE you with common sense explanations of the specific type of cancer you want to research. This information will EMPOWER you to take control of your own well-being, allowing you to ENRICH your future and live to your fullest potential. You can also find him on Twitter (@DrJurgenscom) or on Facebook. Images courtesy of Dr. Jurgens and www.dr.jurgens.com. Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Contents © 2012 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 1/3/12 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#81: Dick Burgart, a Reflection on his Peace Corps Experience | The Peace Corps traces its roots and mission to 1960, when then Senator John F. Kennedy challenged students at the University of Michigan to serve their country in the cause of peace by living and working in developing countries. From that inspiration grew an agency of the federal government devoted to world peace and friendship. Since that time, 200,000+ Peace Corps Volunteers have served in 139 host countries to work on issues ranging from AIDS education to information technology and environmental preservation. In 1968, my in-laws, Dick and Suzanne Burgart, joined Peace Corps 13 and made their way to Ethiopia. For two-years, they gave of their life, their time and their skills to the people of Ethiopia. For this final episode of 2011, I chose to be in conversation with Dick Burgart. I've been a part of the Burgart family for more that 16 years and this episode marks the first time I've had an in-depth conversation with him about his (and my mother-in-law's) time in Ethiopia. Enjoy the conversation! The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Contents © 2011 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 12/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#80: Contemporary Christian Recording Artist Jason Gray | I was delighted when Jason Gray's publicist responded with a "yes" to my request for an interview. I knew that Jason was on tour and that finding time for a 30 minutes conversation would be a challenge but together they made it happen! Deep in the heart of Texas is where I caught up with Jason and my time with him was great! I am grateful for the time he took - on a "performance day" to speak with me. I hope you enjoy the conversation - his message his powerful! If you are not familiar with Jason and his music, I encourage you to check him out on iTunes today!!! About Jason Gray Jason Gray is a contemporary Christian singer-songwriter born and raised in Minnesota who now lives near the Twin Cities area. He spent six years in youth ministry, before going into full-time music ministry in 1999 as an independent artist. Jason has a speech handicap, and as a stutterer, his work emphasizes finding strength in weakness. Jason was honored as one of Ten Outstanding Young Minnesotans in 2003 by the Minnesota Junior Chamber for his volunteerism, civic leadership, and humanitarian work with World Vision's Hope Initiative, which addresses the needs of children orphaned by AIDS in Africa and other third-world countries. His passion for understanding service to the poor as a form of worship is expressed in his song "Fade With Our Voices" from his 2009 release Everything Sad Is Coming Untrue. While his work has garnered gushing critical accolades, it wasn't primarily the literate craftsmanship of his songs that drew the immediate respect of his peers and a solid fanbase to him. It was, rather, Jason's candor, his transparency, his willingness to expose his own weaknesses night after night that created an inexplicable bond with audiences and prompted Centricity Music to sign him in 2006. When a guy who grew up as a chronic stutterer in an abusive home takes the mic and obviously cares more about loving you than about what you think of him, you know something's up. Gray's discography over his career is a logical progression from his earlier indie efforts to his recent ambitious outings that find him skillfully marrying his trademark deft lyrical expressions to smooth pop melodies and a disarming passion in a way that places him somehow simultaneously in multiple camps, instantly begging comparisons to a Brandon Heath on the one hand, and a Mark Heard or a Rich Mullins on the other. For his part, Jason is content to leave the genre-parsing to others, in favor of his more pressing agendas. Follow Jason on Twitter at @jasongraymusic Images courtesy of Jason Gray and Centricity Music. © All rights reserved. The Conversation Hub is produced by BassClef Productions. Contents © 2011 BassClef Productions/Marc Vaillancourt | 12/20/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#79: Art Therapist Katie Kinzer | My "regular job" provides me with an incredible opportunity to meet and be in conversation with some incredible individuals. It is through my work at the CentraCare Health Foundation & Coborn Cancer Center that I met our guest Katie Kinzer. The work she does with cancer survivors is amazing and very inspiring. Enjoy the conversation! About Katie Kinzer Katie Kinzer's passion for two seemingly different subjects led her on a rather unusual journey. In wedding her love for art with her interest in psychology, Katie fulfilled her life's dream of becoming an art therapist. Since receiving her B.A. in psychology and studio art from Concordia College, Moorhead, and her M.A. in art therapy from the University of Wisconsin, Superior, Katie has gained extensive experience in art therapy work. Katie offers art therapy at the Coborn Cancer Center (St. Cloud, MN) as a part of the Survivorship Network Program. In working with adults, adolescents and children alike, Katie has become especially knowledgeable in implementing art as a tool to help clients move through trauma. One of her special talents is her ability to foster the healing process through providing a warm and non-threatening atmosphere, which allows clients to feel safe and contained. Clients of all ages have come to find comfort and place a deep trust in Katie's capacity to hold them through their journeys of inner healing. You can view some of the artwork created in Katie's program by visiting this website. Image source: Minnesota Public Radio and Granite City Counseling. The Conversation Hub is a production of BassClef Productions. Contents © 2011 BassClef Productions | 12/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#78: Nigel Allan, Social Media & Content Manager for the World Wildlife Fund | We've talked social media in a few episodes in the past and this week, we re-engage the conversation with Nigel Allan - the content and social media manager for the World Wide Fund for Nature (World Wildlife Fund in Canada & US). It was good to reconnect with Nigel after more than 18 years! Enjoy the conversation! About Nigel Allan and The World Wildlife Fund Nigel Allan is an Australian expat now living in Whitehorse, Canada. Nigel is responsible for the development and delivery of creative content for the WWF International website (www.panda.org) and social networking activity. For 50 years, WWF has been protecting the future of nature. The world’s leading conservation organization, WWF works in 100 countries and is supported by 1.2 million members in the United States and close to 5 million globally. WWF's unique way of working combines global reach with a foundation in science, involves action at every level from local to global, and ensures the delivery of innovative solutions that meet the needs of both people and nature. WWF's vision is to build a future in which people live in harmony with nature. WWF’s mission is to conserve nature and reduce the most pressing threats to the diversity of life on Earth. You can follow Nigel on Twitter at @nallan Get the latest information on the Word Wildlife Fund online at http://wwf.panda.org The Conversation Hub is a production of BassClef Productions. Contents © 2011 BassClef Productions | 12/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#77: Bob Edwards – Host of The Bob Edwards Show on SiriusXM | What's on your bucket list? Well, when I started this project in May 2010, Bob Edwards was someone I hoped I'd have the opportunity to be in conversation with at some point when we made it! Not sure we've made it yet, but he's my guest this week! Check off one more thing off the list! What an honor and privilege it was to have him join me as a guest! Would you like to WIN a copy of his memoir - A Voice in the Box (affiliate link)? If so, visit our Facebook page and tell us who's on Bob's list of people he'd like to interview. Yes, you'll have to listen to the episode to find out!! Enjoy the conversation! About Bob Edwards Bob Edwards is the host of “The Bob Edwards Show” on Sirius XM Radio and “Bob Edwards Weekend,” distributed to public radio stations by Public Radio International (PRI). Both programs feature in-depth interviews with newsmakers, journalists, entertainers and other compelling figures. Before joining Sirius XM in 2004, Edwards hosted National Public Radio’s (NPR) “Morning Edition” for 24-and-a-half years, attracting more than 13 million listeners weekly. He joined NPR in 1974 and was co-host of NPR’s evening news magazine, “All Things Considered,” until 1979 when he helped launch “Morning Edition.” Edwards was born in Louisville, Kentucky and began his radio career there. He is the author of two books: “Fridays with Red,” which chronicled his radio friendship with legendary sportscaster Red Barber, and “Edward R. Murrow and the Birth of Broadcast Journalism.” His latest book - his memoir - A Voice in the Box (affiliate link), was published in September, 2011. Bob Edwards has won the duPont-Columbia Award for radio journalism, a George Foster Peabody Award for excellence in broadcasting, and the Edward R. Murrow Award for outstanding contributions to public radio. He serves as national first vice president of AFTRA, the American Federation of Television and Radio Artists. In November of 2004, Edwards was inducted into the national Radio Hall of Fame. You can follow Bob Edwards online at www.bobedwardsradio.com or on Twitter at @bobedwardsshow. Images courtesy of Bob Edwards and The Bob Edwards Show. Used with permission. The Conversation Hub is a production of BassClef Productions. Contents © 2011, BassClef Productions. | 11/29/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanTCH Replay with Sommelier Leslee Miller | Happy Saturday and welcome to this week's TCH Replay! From the Archives: Episode 41: Our conversation with sommelier Leslee Miller. We thought it was appropriate for this holiday weekend! You can view the original post by clicking here! Be well and make it a great weekend! | 11/26/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#76: Giving Thanks 2011 – Thanksgiving Day Episode | Thanks for joining us for our 2nd annual Thanksgiving episode - Giving Thanks 2011! "Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today, and creates a vision for tomorrow." -- Melody Beattie Thanks for joining us each week and for your continued support of The Conversation Hub podcast! Be well, make it a great day! Happy Thanksgiving! | 11/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#75: Love In The Time of Foreclosure’s Stephanie Walker | Since 2008, millions of Americans have been faced with the reality of foreclosure. In 2010 alone, more than 1 millions were repossessed. Stephanie Alison Walker - our guest this week - knows first hand what the foreclosure process is all about. Her first book, Love in the Time of Foreclosure is a frontline story of the foreclosure process. I encourage you to pick up her book ... It's a must read! Enjoy the conversation! About Stephanie Walker Stephanie Alison Walker is an award-winning playwright whose work has been produced across the United States from New York City to Los Angeles and internationally in Australia, Canada, Singapore, The Philippines and Japan. American Home – her play about the foreclosure crisis – won American Blues Theater Company’s Blue Ink Award for Playwriting in 2011. She won the 2008 South Florida Theatre Festival Audience Favorite Grand Prize for The Women’s Theatre Project production of her play Three Fittings, a finalist for the prestigious Princess Grace Playwriting Award 2008 for The Art of Disappearing, and a semi-finalist for the 2009 HotCity Greenhouse Festival of New Plays in St. Louis. Stephanie's book titled LOVE IN THE TIME OF FORECLOSURE (affiliate link) — and inspired by the blog of the same name — is a personal, frontline account of the entire foreclosure process, including the costs no one talks about - the gut-wrenched anxieties and a stress-tested marriage, along with endless support from family and friends. She narrates her and her husband's battle from their first foreclosure notice to the day they move out, complete with Kafka-esque lenders, last-ditch phone calls to the governor, realtors from hell and awkward looks across the office. She's sharing her story so others know what to expect - from lenders, from brokers, from the family across the street. You can follow Stephanie online at the following locations: Twitter: @stephawawa or @littof Blogs: Stephanie Alison Walker | Playwright and Love in the Time of Foreclosure. Images courtesy of Stephanie Alison Walker. Used with Permission. | 11/22/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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CleanTCH Replay #36 On Being Remark!able with Steve Gasser | Happy Saturday and welcome to this week's TCH Replay! From the Archives: Episode 36: Our conversation with Vivid Image's Steve Gasser. Every day we have an opportunity to be remarkable! You can view the original post by clicking here! One More Thing: There's still time for you to call our comment line and share with us what you are thankful for this Thanksgiving. Get all the details and get connected to our voice mail for free by clicking here! Be well and make it a great weekend! | 11/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#74: Andrea Kihlstedt, Co-Founder of Asking Matters | At some point or another, we've all had to ask for something. Whether we are asking for help, for money, for someone's hand in marriage, we all have an asking style. Our guest this week, Andrea Kihlstedt, has spent the better part of the past 28 years thinking about "asking" and, through her research, she's identified four asking styles! Do you know what you asking style is? I encourage you to listen to our conversation and then head over to her website and take her free assessment! Enjoy the conversation and happy asking! About Andrea Kihlstedt Andrea Kihlstedt is well-known as a consultant, writer and trainer in fundraising. Over the past 28 years, her clients have ranged from tiny start-up organizations to large national institutions. She has guided and goaded each of them to create the culture and context that will inspire people to ask. And in campaign after campaign, her clients have succeeded in raising more money than they had thought possible. Andrea has written two books on fundraising. The first, Capital Campaigns, Strategies that Work (affiliate link) is now in its third edition and has become a standard reference for organizations large and small. Her new book, How to Raise $1 Million (or More) in Ten Bite Size Steps (affiliate link) takes the lessons of the first book and boils them down into small nuggets punctuated by real-world stories. You can connect with Andrea online at www.askingmatters.com or on Twitter (@AndreaKihlstedt). Images courtesy of Andrea Kihlstedt. Used with permission. | 11/15/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#73: Robert M. Caruso, Founder of Bundle Post & Social Media Evangelist | I love this "job" because I get to be in conversation with some great people! This week is no different. A while back, we had a few request to be in conversation with people who make a living in the world of social media - and I couldn't think of a better person than Robert M. Caruso to join me for this conversation. Our love for coffee is what originally connected us and it it my pleasure to share this conversation with you. You'll quickly understand why Robert is so highly respected in the world of social media. Enjoy the episode. About Robert M. Caruso In the spirit of "life in 140 characters or less", here is the #411 on our guest: Robert M. Caruso is a long time technology, sales and marketing executive, entrepreneur, father of 2 and founder/CEO of BundlePost.com. You can connect with him on: Twitter: @fondalo Blog: http://bundlepost.wordpress.com/ Images courtesy of Robert M. Caruso. Used with permission. | 11/8/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#72: Books For Africa Founder Thomas Warth | One of the great things about hosting this podcast is the fact that I have had the privilege and honor of being in conversation with some amazing people. This week is no different! Our guest, Tom Warth, is the founder of Books For Africa, a not-for-profit organization that has shipped more than 25 million books to Africa. He is also a great philanthropist and someone who is passionate about giving back to human kind. Enjoy the conversation. About Tom Warth & Books For Africa Tom Warth came to the United States from Great Britain in 1960. In 1966, he started a book selling business. After more than 20 years, Tom sold the business to the San Francisco Chronicle in 1988. He took some time to travel the world. He left on an adventure and returned with a mission! Books For Africa was founded that same year (1988) as a nonprofit (501.c.3) organization by Tom. It became his dream to ship donated books to the children of Africa. Tom’s visit to a Ugandan library, where books were almost nonexistent, inspired him to create a system for collecting discarded books from American schools, libraries, and publishers to send to Africa. The mission of Books For Africa is to end the book famine in Africa. With your help, we will help create a culture of literacy and provide the tools of empowerment to the next generation of parents, teachers, and leaders in Africa. Books donated by publishers, schools, libraries, individuals, and organizations are sorted and packed by volunteers who carefully choose books that are age and subject appropriate. We send good books, enough books for a whole class to use. They are shipped in sea containers paid for by contributions from people like you. It costs about 50 cents to send a book from the United States to Africa. Since 1988, Books For Africa has shipped more than 24 million books to 46 African countries. They are on once-empty library shelves, in classrooms in rural schools, and in the hands of children who have never before held a book. You can learn more about Books For Africa by visiting them online at www.booksforafrica.org or on Facebook! Images courtesy of Book For Africa. All rights reserved by Books For Africa | 11/1/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#71: Landscape Painting Artist Kesra Hoffman | It was such a pleasure to reconnect with Kesra Hoffman after more that 17 years! She is an accomplished fine art landscape painter and during our conversation we explored the creative process and her life as an full time artist! Enjoy the conversation! About Kesra Hoffman Kesra Hoffman, a native of Middletown, Maryland, has been painting landscapes of her home and travels since 1996. Growing up in an area rich with farmland and forests cultivated within her a passion for the natural world. She found a desire to share her excitement for the beauty around her as a child, traveling with her parents. Kesra grew up on a wooded farm on South Mountain, in Maryland, where her studio continues to be. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Studio Art in 1994 from Principia College in Illinois, and as a post-graduate, painted and studied art in Europe for two months with other Principia art majors. After touring with cast E’95 of Up with People, she returned to Middletown to paint landscapes. Kesra exhibits her work in galleries, coffee shops, restaurants and at fine art festivals. Kesra is a full time artist, painting landscapes and wall murals, binding books, and teaching classes, workshops and private art lessons. She travels worldwide to take painting workshops to keep her passion fresh, and incorporates these experiences into her artistic expression. Currently, she and her partner, Marc, are continuing renovation on a little old farm house and gardening on a few recently purchased acres. Visit her website at www.kesrahoffman.com or follow her on Facebook. Images courtesy of Kersa Hoffman. Used with permission. All rights reserved. | 10/25/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#70: Restauranteur Tiffany Haag, Owner of Zellas | Great food is often the catalyst for building community. Think of the meaningful conversations you shared with family and friends around the dinner table - great food was most likely a cornerstone to the experience you had. Tiffany Haag, our guest this week, is one half of the dynamic duo behind one of my favorite restaurant - Zellas! As you'll hear in our conversation, Tiffany and her partner Blake are passionate about people, local food, creating sustainable relationships and providing their patrons with an unforgettable experience. Enjoy the conversation! About Tiffany Haag and Zellas A native of Hutchinson, Minnesota, Tiffany Haag returned to her hometown with her partner to launch and share their new creation - Zellas Restaurant. With a combined 31 years of experience in the service industry, Tiffany and Blake have poured their heart and soul in this restaurant. Through an inspired menu and an incredible atmosphere, they take their clientele on a culinary journey with every dish. At Zellas, the integrity of their cuisine stems from the origin of their ingredients. They consider the quality of their food seriously and strive to offer the very best to their guests through their commitment to local and organic ingredients whenever possible. They have designed a chef-driven menu adaptable to seasonal changes and offer eclectic, local fare in a warm, inviting atmosphere. Whether it is a casual evening with their artisan pizzas, a family gathering, a quick and healthy lunch, an elegant steak dinner or an afternoon with dessert and coffee, Zellas is a place for all people on any occasion. | 10/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#69: Facebook Changes with Jackie Kaufenberg & Lanae Paaverud | With more than 800 million users (as of July 2011), Facebook is part of the fabric of our lives. It's a way for us to connect with friends, communicate with customers and share our personal story via daily (sometimes more frequently then that!) updates and a great way for people to share pictures. Facebook is also big business! Each day they collect data and information on the likes and dislikes of their users. Just recently, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced some major changes to the way Facebook work and how we interact with it. We thought we'd take this week's episode to discuss the latest changes with two Minnesota based social media experts. PS - Join the conversation on Facebook by "liking" our fan page! About Our Guests Jackie Kaufenberg (a.k.a. @jkaufenberg) is a marketer from rural Minnesota and loves writing, social media, and everything web (working with Vivid Image Inc). My most important job is as mom to my 3 young kids. Being present, living each day to the fullest, and having fun along the way... With the help of lots of coffee, yoga, wine and friends. Kaufenberg believes that social media has changed how people are doing business. Marketing is no longer a one-way conversation. The beauty of social media marketing is how it lets people engage with brands, and then share their passion for the brand with others online. You can follow Jackie online on Twitter and at Vivid Image, Inc. Lanae Paaverud (a.k.a @socialnetnanny) is an online retailer, with 11 years of experience in many Internet aspects. In running her own website, she quickly learned that Social Networking is an integral part of any business. You can advertise your product, but you also need to put a face to your site…a human aspect. Paaverud believes that "If people don’t feel comfortable with who you are, or the product you represent, they won’t buy from you." If the ultimate goal in life is doing what you love, Lanae is doing exactly that - Social Networking! You can follow Lanae on Facebook, Twitter or online at www.socialnetworkingnanny.com Images courtesy of Lanae Paaverud and Jackie Kaufenberg. All rights Reserved. Used with permission. | 10/11/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#68: Ryan Ott and IamMNnice.com | Entrepreneurs are inspiring people. Our guest this week is both an entrepreneur and an inspiring individual. Ryan Ott, founder of IamMNnice.com, got the idea for his project in 2003 during a visit to New York City. To date he's captured more than 60 videos that "share the best of Minnesota", the place we both call home. Enjoy! About Ryan Ott and I Am MN Nice One of the reasons Ryan Ott started “I am MN nice” is to give Main Street Minnesota a voice. He believes the local musicians, hometown events and small business owners should have a fair shot at getting their message out there, without having to spend a ton of money to do so. Over the last year he's been traveling the metro areas, small towns, and back roads of Minnesota to find unique and interesting things to share. Since the beginning, his focus has been on making videos of the great things in his home state of Minnesota. You can follow Ryan and his "I Am MN Nice" project online: Facebook Twitter YouTube Images courtesy of Ryan Ott & IamMNnice.com. Used with permission. | 10/4/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean(RERUN) #26: Alastair Cameron, Global Nomad | We're back next week with a brand new episode. :::: This episode originally aired on November 15, 2010 :::: It was 1994 when I first met our guest for this week's episode. As the show manager for Up With People's Cast E94, I had the opportunity to travel with Alastair Cameron during our stay/tour of Australia. As you'll quickly find out during our conversation, he's the type of guy you want to have a drink or cup of coffee with. He's been to more than 75 countries and for more than 20 years now has been a true citizen of the world. We caught up with him via Skype in London, England. Enjoy the conversation! About Alastair Cameron Alastair Cameron is a global nomad. Since setting off in search of adventure and better cultural understanding in the late 80's, he has continued his journey around the globe seeking out work or being sought out by those needing his skills. He's worked for and with a variety of organizations around the globe. Alastair operates Global Nomad, a sports marketing consultancy, and has supported four editions of the Olympic Games: Sydney, Athens, Beijing and Vancouver. An Australian, Alastair’s portfolio also includes the Beijing 2008 Olympic Torch Relay, two Commonwealth Games (Manchester and Melbourne), the Sydney Paralympic Games and the Doha 2006 Asian Games and more recently, the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics. Alastair is now in London, UK preparing for the London 2010 Summer Olympics Games. Find out more about Alastair by visiting his LinkedIn profile. He has also been profiled twice in the online edition of the MercuryBrief: Beyond the vuvuzelas of the World Cup: an operations report from South Africa. The peaceful Aussie army behind the scenes at the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games. Images courtesy of Alastair Cameron and The Mercury Brief. | 9/27/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean(RERUN) #45: Michael Hyatt | We'll be back in two weeks with brand new episodes. :::: This episode originally aired on March 29, 2011 :::: I am delighted to bring you my conversation with Michael Hyatt for episode #45. I've been following Michael's blog for the past few years and was delighted that he accepted my invitation to be in conversation. During our time together, Michael talked about leadership and life planning and did so in a way that is very inspirational. As is the case with most of my conversations for this podcast series, this one could have gone one for hours. Enjoy! About Michael Hyatt Michael Hyatt is the Chairman of Thomas Nelson Publishers, the largest Christian publishing company in the world and the seventh largest trade book publishing company in the U.S. He is an avid blogger and a good number of his posts are focused on “intentional leadership.” His philosophy is simple — if you are going to lead well, you must be thoughtful and purposeful about it. He writes on leadership, productivity, publishing, social media, and, on occasion, stuff that doesn’t fit neatly into one of these categories. Michael has worked in the book publishing industry for his entire career. He began at Word Publishing while a student at Baylor University and worked there for a total of six years. In addition to serving as Vice President of Marketing at Thomas Nelson in the mid-80s, he also started his own publishing company, Wolgemuth & Hyatt, with his partner Robert Wolgemuth in 1986. Word eventually acquired his company in 1992. He was a successful literary agent from 1992 until early 1998. He rejoined Thomas Nelson in 1998. Since that time he's worked in a variety of roles in both divisional and corporate management. He was promoted to President and COO in February 2004 and CEO in August 2005. Shortly after our conversation, Michael retired as CEO but retained the role of chairman. He's written four books, one of which landed on the New York Times bestseller list where it stayed for seven months. He is currently working on two new books, one on leadership and one on productivity. You can learn more about Michael and subscribe to his blog at www.michaelhyatt.com. He is also active on Twitter at @michaelhyatt. Photos courtesy of Michael Hyatt © All rights reserved. | 9/20/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean(RERUN) #35: Michael Bungay Stanier on Doing Great Work | ::: This episode originally aired on January 18, 2011 ::: Michael Bungay Stanier is one of the driving forces behind the new book titled End Malaria. The book, released last week is a collection of essays by 62 of America’s favorite business authors, including Tom Peters, Nicholas Carr, Pam Slim, and Sir Ken Robinson. Organized into three main sections—Focus, Courage, and Resilience — all essays in End Malaria share a desire to inspire readers to look within themselves for solutions to their everyday dilemmas and for motivation to realize their desires. I've had the opportunity to read the book and I highly recommend it. The essays are great and you can help save lives. Get your copy of the book today and $20 from the purchase of each copy of End Malaria will go to Malaria No More to send a mosquito net to a family in need and to support life-saving work in the fight against malaria. About Michael Bungay Stanier Michael Bungay Stanier is the founder and Senior Partner of Box of Crayons, a company that helps organizations do less Good Work and more Great Work. Michael’s latest book is Do More Great Work (Workman Press, 2010) a revised and expanded version of Find Your Great Work (Box of Crayons Press, 2009). His first book, Get Unstuck & Get Going …on the stuff that matters, won a number of awards and was endorsed by Anita Roddick, founder of The Body Shop, the management expert Peter Block, business author and coach Marshall Goldsmith and many others. Michael has also created The Eight Irresistible Principles of Fun and The 5.75 Question You’ve Been Avoiding, short Internet movies seen by millions of people around the world. Michael was a Rhodes Scholar and the 2006 Canadian Coach of the Year. He is Australian and now lives in Canada. You can follow Michael on Twitter at @BoxofCrayons. I also recommend you check out some of the inspirational movies he's created. You can view them here! Images courtesy of Michael Bungay Stanier and Box of Crayons | 9/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#67: Remembering 9/11 with T.J. Mannix | For an entire nation, the date of September 11, 2001, will be known as the day the world changed. All of us, in one way or another, were affected by the events of that day. We wanted to mark the anniversary of this day by bringing you a conversation with someone who was there that day. Our guest, T.J. Mannix has lived in New York City for more than 15 years and on the morning of 9/11/2001 - like all of us were - was shocked to see what was happening in his back yard. Like many New Yorkers did, T.J. could not stay home and watch - he went to Ground Zero and put to work the training he had received from the Red Cross during his teenage years. I'll let him share the rest of the story with you ... About T.J.Mannix T.J. Mannix is an actor, singer, comedian, and voiceover artist in NYC. He was born in Massapequa, Long Island and raised in Boca Raton, Florida. T.J. studied broadcast journalism at the University of Miami, Florida, and went on to live in 13 countries and 46 states. He left the corporate world to briefly get this acting thing out of his system - 15 years later he is still making a living as an actor and acting teacher. He recently returned from four months of performing with the Second City, and is about to step into a pair of legendary boots in the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Headshot image courtesy of T.J.Mannix. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. Main post image by HECTOP © 9/11/2001 | 9/6/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#66: Econ 101 with Thad Johnson, MBA | Economics is not one of my strengths ... actually it's a subject that completely passes me by. In fact, in the fall of 1989, during my first year of college at the University of Ottawa, I dropped my Economics 101 class after just two hours. In the past month alone, the stock market has taken all of us on a roller coaster ride. At The Conversation Hub we believe that through conversation, knowledge is shared. So this week, I've enlisted the help of a good friend to walk us through the basics in an episode we're simply calling "Econ 101." About Thad Johnson Thad Johnson, MBA, CMA, CFM, CIA is a financial advisor and principal of Flagship Capital Advisors. His mission as a financial advisor is simple, "To inspire his clients to pursue their dreams and goals by proactively providing financial solutions through education, communication and service that exceeds their expectations." He was kind enough - in the midst of a crazy time - to help us navigate through some of the mechanics of our economic system. Disclaimer: Securities and Investment Advisory Services offered through Woodbury Financial Services, Inc., Member FINRA, SIPC and Registered Investment Adviser. Flagship Capital Advisors and Woodbury Financial Services, Inc., are not affiliated entities. Woodbury Financial Services nor its affiliates provide legal or tax advice. For legal or tax advice please consult your legal or tax professional. | 9/1/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean(RERUN) #40: Dick Gordon, Host of WUNC’s The Story | ::: The following episode was originally posted on February 21, 2011 ::: During my college years and my time living outside of Toronto, I was an avid listener of the Canadian Broadcast Corporation - Radio One's service. One of my favorite reporter and fill-in host was Dick Gordon. When I moved to Minnesota in 2000, I quickly became a fan of Minnesota Public Radio/National Public Radio. In September of 2001, a few days after 9/11 a familiar voice came on the air … Dick Gordon was now the host of a WBUR show called The Connection. As the host of The Story with Dick Gordon, he's been the source of many "driveway moments" for me. His interview style is second to none. It was an honor and a privilege to engage him in conversation … and now, to share it with you. As a side note … hopefully you can't tell, but I was really nervous for this one! Enjoy it! About Dick Gordon & The Story Dick Gordon was a foreign correspondent and regular fill-in host for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's national radio program, This Morning. He was also a Parliamentary reporter, and correspondent in Moscow and South Asia. Before coming to The Story, Dick was host of The Connection. The Story has many 'parents'. They are the listeners to North Carolina Public Radio-WUNC, who seized the opportunity to help make this program happen. Our listeners knew Dick Gordon from The Connection out of WBUR in Boston, a program he'd been hosting since 2001. But when the station canceled production of the show in 2005, many listeners were upset -- especially here in the Triangle. Many of them called or sent e-mail messages to the Chapel Hill station urging WUNC to bring Dick Gordon to North Carolina and to continue the program from here. To find out when The Story with Dick Gordon airs in you area, please click here. Photos courtesy of The Story and North Carolina Public Radio - WUNC © All rights reserved. | 8/30/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#65: Randy Bronkema and The Timothy Project | Have you ever wondered what your life would be if someone had invested and poured their life into yours? Our guest this week, Randy Bronkema, is doing exactly that through his project called The Timothy Project. My little project - The Conversation Hub - continues to provide me a glimpse in the life and times of so many people. This week is no different. I know that once you've listened to this episode you'll be inspired and called to action. Get ready to be inspired and be moved! Enjoy the conversation! About Randy Bronkema Randy Bronkema has spent most of his life helping non-profit organizations pursue their vision. His passion is to help non-profits reach their communities and grow discipleship through development. His work with Christian universities, Christian academies, missions groups, radio stations and local churches really gets him going. Underneath all the work is a real desire to see leaders grab hold of the opportunity God has given them. Whether major gift development, annual fund plans or donor strategy, Randy relies on many of the business disciplines from the corporate workplace at JC Penney and Amway Corporation. He enjoys working with young men to help them become strong leaders in their families, workplaces and churches. He started The Timothy Project a few years ago to work with men in his local community. As noted during the conversation, Randy is in the early stages of creating The Timothy Project. If you are interested in reaching out to him, please do by clicking here. Photo Credits All rights reserved by Passive Income Dream.com | 8/23/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#64: Greg Jodzio, a.k.a The Hot Dog Guy | Three years ago, the restaurant landscape in my home community of Hutchinson, MN changed when our guest - Greg Jodzio - set up Red's Hot Doctor'd Dogs. It's been a pleasure to watch "community and conversation" happen as people gather around Greg's cart and enjoy one of his amazing Vienna Beef dogs! This episode marked a first for us - we recorded the conversation "on location" at Greg's cart. We even had the opportunity to bring in a customer into the conversation! Enjoy the conversation! About Greg Jodzio Originally from Dearborn, MI, Greg Jodzio found his way to Hutchinson, MN by way of St. Paul and a few other places! As he likes to say, he was enjoying retirement and the good life when the market took a turn for the worse in 2008. Like many of us, his retirement savings took a hit and he decided to go back to work. Only this time he focused his time and energy doing something he loves ... making hot dogs! When he's not busy serving one of his famous Doctor'd Dogs, Greg serves as the Micro Enterprise Specialist at the Southwest Initiative Foundation. You can follow Red's Hot Doctor'd Dogs on Facebook and Twitter. Catch a glimpse of the full menu offered at Red's Hot Doctor'd Dogs by visiting their website! Images courtesy of Greg Jodzio. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 8/16/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#63: Wisconsin Beekeeper Laurent Soucie | When I launched this podcast series more than a year ago, it was in part to bring life to something I firmly believe in - that through conversations, knowledge is shared. Our conversation this week is all about sharing knowledge. Our guest, Laurent Soucie, is a beekeeper and as you'll hear during our conversation, he is passionate about what he does. Even after 15 years, Laurent still is mesmerized by bees and the critical resource they are for the survival and sustainability of our food sources. Enjoy the conversation! About Laurent Soucie For Laurent Soucie, beekeeping is a passion, hobby and a summer business. He has is own apiary of 25 hives, processes his own honey, provides honey bee removal services for swarms or hives located in buildings, and educates the general public on bee keeping and the importance of bees to our food supply. About 20 years ago after moving to the rural Scenic Lodi Valley area, Laurent Soucie was able to set up his own bee yard, honey house and raise his own bees for honey for the family. You can learn more about Laurent and honey business at www.lusciouslaurenthoney.com or follow him on Twitter at @WIbeekeeper Images courtesy of Luscious Laurent Honey and Wendy Soucie. Used with permission. | 8/9/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#62: On Customer Service with Oasis Disc Manufacturing Founder Micah Solomon | When it comes to customer service, I think it's fair to say that we have our stories - both good and bad! This week, we're in conversation with customer service expert Micah Solomon. I was impressed with the service his company, Oasis Disc Manufacturing, provided as I prepared to release my new CD and was delighted when he accepted my invitiation to join me in conversation! Enjoy! About Micah Solomon Micah Solomon (customerserviceguru.com) is a customer service expert, company culture guru, entrepreneur, business leader and author, named by The Financial Post “The New Guru of Customer Service Excellence.” He specializes in creating five star customer service with an eye toward bottom line results. He built his company, Oasis Disc Manufacturing, from a one-man basement operation into a market leader in the independent entertainment field—a story well known to readers of Fast Company, Success magazine, Inc. Magazine, Seth Godin’s marketing bestseller Purple Cow, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and the other outlets where profiles and case studies about Micah have appeared. He was also an early investor in MacSpeech, the Apple-related start-up recently acquired by Nuance. Micah has been chosen by Inc. Magazine in recent months as their expert for their Customer Service Makeover and is called on by Entrepreneur, The Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg BusinessWeek, and other media outlets in similar roles. He appears and speaks on Wall Street Journal Radio, Forbes.com, and ABC and NBC television programming. He is a sought-after keynote speaker and adviser to corporations and professional organizations. This past year, Micah co-authored of Exceptional Service, Exceptional Profit: The Secrets of Building a Five-Star Customer Service Organization (affiliate link). It has become a #1 customer service bestseller in the U.S., has been translated into Japanese and Korean, and has been chosen for the prestigious Jack Covert Selection, which is chosen by the author of The 100 Best Business Books of All Time. You can follow Micah on several social media platforms including: Facebook Twitter Images courtesy of Micah Solomon. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 8/2/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#61: Auctioneer Jim Fahey | Through conversation, knowledge is shared! I've know our guest this week for the past 10 years and I've always been fascinated by the work he does for living. Jim Fahey is an auctioneer - and to say he's one of the few left might not be too much of a stretch. It's not that auctioneers aren't in existence anymore, but the industry sure has changed. We explore this topic and break down the mechanics of an auctioneer's chant during our conversation. Please note, when we get to the "chant" - please note that all bidding is closed! (Wink! Wink!) About Jim Fahey Jim Fahey grew up in the family business and has been actively engaged since 1977. He was awarded the designation of the 1990 MN State Bid Calling Champion. He is also a Past President of the MN State Auctioneers Association, past Chairman of the MSAA Legislative Committee, seminar presenter for both State and National Auctioneers Association conferences, 2006 inductee into the Minnesota State Auctioneers Association Hall of Fame, as well as the 2002 recipient of the SW MN Foundation/Blandin Community Leadership Community Service Award. His most recent professional designation was received in February 2008 from the National Auctioneers Association as Benefit Auctioneer Specialist, (B.A.S.). Less than one percent of auctioneers in North America have this specialized training and designation. You can follow Jim and Fahey Sales on Facebook and online at www.faheysales.com! Images courtesy of Jim Fahey and Fahey Sales. © All Rights Reserved. Used with permission. | 7/26/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#60: Sam Adams’ Brewing Manager Grant Wood | A few weeks ago, I had the opportunity - along with my wife and some good friends - to go to a Sam Adams Beer Dinner at one of our favorite restaurants in Minneapolis. We had such a great time! The food, the conversation and the BEER was great. The Sam Adams rep was so entertaining and knowledgeable that I couldn't resist inviting her, or someone from Sam Adams, to join me for a conversation. After a few emails, she connected with the staff in Boston and the rest is history! I hope you enjoy my conversation with Sam Adams' Brewing Manager, Grant Wood! About Grant Wood Originally from Irving, Texas, Grant Wood is a Brewing Manager for The Boston Beer Company in Boston, Massachusetts and has been with Samuel Adams since 1995. During Grant’s career with BBC, he has been involved in such diverse activities as malting barley and hops selection, new product development including on his favorite brew, Samuel Adams Black Lager. He was also team leader of the “High Alcohol Brewing Projects” which produced the World Record holding Millennium and Utopias beers. He began his career after attending Texas A&M University and receiving his B.S. in Food Science and Technology in 1984. After graduation Grant worked for a short time making picante sauce. He quickly left the salsa business and landed a job as a Chemist/Microbiologist at Pearl Brewing Company in San Antonio, TX and began his brewing career. Pearl sent Grant to the Siebel Institute of Technology, in Chicago, IL in 1987, and he returned to Pearl as a Brewing Supervisor. In 1989, Grant left Pearl to go to Lone Star Brewing Company as an Assistant Brewmaster. For six years at Lone Star, Grant managed all aspects of the brewing process from raw materials to the bright beer cellar. Grant has judged at the Great American Beer Festival in Denver, Colorado and the Brewing Industry International Awards in Burton on Trent, England. Grant received his Diploma in Brewing from The Institute of Distilling and Brewing in 2005. He is currently a member of the Institute of Distilling and Brewing (UK), the MBAA, the ASBC, and IFT. You can follow Samuel Adams on Facebook. Image and Samuel Adams Logo courtesy of The Boston Beer Company. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 7/19/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#59: Coffee4Good with John Oren | Some projects are worth talking about. Some people are worth talking with. Our guest this week, John Oren, is the idea guy being this great project called Coffee4Good.org. Right from the beginning of our conversation I felt a deep connection with John and found myself wishing I lived closer to him so we could share a conversation over a great cup of coffee! Through conversation, life happens and finds meaning. I found this to be a meaningful conversation for me. Enjoy! About John Oren and Coffee4Good.org Born in Marshall, Michigan, John H. Oren has been full of ideas ever since childhood. With a yearning to learn more about the world, John graduated from James Madison College at Michigan State University. He lived overseas in Sao Paulo Brazil, learning Portuguese on the streets and worked for Kellogg Do Brasil. A few years later, faced with a decision between government service or international sales, John chose the latter. An international salesman most of his career, John naturally builds relationships, continuously reads and relishes life-long learning. Utilizing his key strengths as a maximizer and ideator, today he would call himself a serial entrepreneur. John and his wife have always desired to do more with their lives to bless and help others. In May 2009, this desire, named after the Oren children, became Joshua’s Grace Corporation. Furthermore, the name signifies their relationship with Yeshua and the grace shown to mankind. Sitting in Moscow one day, wishing he could meet a friend for coffee, John pondered an idea. Wouldn't it be great to send a virtual coffee to his friend. Even better, take the cost of the coffee and donate to a charity in honor of them. Coffee4good.org became a reality in 2010. When close to home John immerses himself with his wife and children, teaching them to hit a baseball or pass a soccer ball. Boating Lake Michigan in the summers, protecting his hobby farm from angry birds or varmints, John delights in being of service to others. Hosting friends and family from around the globe via farm or lake, one can find John manning a hot grill, serving great food, and sharing adventures. I invite you visit their website and, for just today, skip your favorite coffee drink and use that money to make a difference! Image courtesy of John Oren and Joshua's Grace Corporation. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 7/12/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#58: The Road to Pepperdine University with Betsy Thompson | Our guest this week, Redwood Valley High School graduate Betsy Thompson. We first heard of Betsy during our conversation with her parents, Kristin and Kurt Thompson during episode #31, who talked to us about experiencing the "year of lasts". Betsy has now graduated from high school - with honors - and is now preparing for the next chapter in her life - attending college at Pepperdine University in California. Her areas of study will be in marine biology and music. Enjoy the conversation! Technical Note: We are doing more and more of our interviews via Skype and are still trying to work out technical and sound quality issues. Thanks for understanding. Images courtesy of Betsy Thompson. © All rights reserved. | 7/5/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean(RERUN) Episode 32: Naked Bicycles and Design’s Sam Whittingham | We’re taking a break this week in advance of the holiday weekend in both Canada and the USA. We’ll be back next week (Tuesday, July 5th) with a new episode and more great conversations. Happy Canada Day and Independence Day! ::: The following episode was originally posted on December 28, 2010 ::: About Sam Whittingham & Naked Bicycles Sam Whittingham, founder, designer and builder for custom bicycle fabrication company, Naked Bicycles and Design, has been building custom frames one by one with love, logic and elbow grease for over a decade now. “I have a definite style which I cannot help but bring to each and every bicycle, but I am greatly influenced by the needs and desires of each customer.” Bike making is in our blood. You could say this company really started 30 years ago as Sam ripped apart his first coaster hub to make it “skid better”. Or maybe it was when he duct-taped a broom stick to his “girls bike” to make it a “boys bike”. Sam worked in bike shops and learned to weld, draft, machine and paint long before he put together his first frame. Sam spent years racing and perfecting bike fit and riding analysis for various disciplines. This is definitely one of the things that sets naked bikes apart; Making each bike fit just right. The first Naked frame was built for Sam’s good friend Neil Carson nearly 12 years ago. And that bike is still being ridden daily. These first few bikes were made late at night in the dungeon of Fairfield Bicycle Shop in Victoria, BC. Later, we moved into a little garage in Victoria and started building bikes under the name of Forte! This lasted for a number of years before we realized that things were really taking off and we needed more space. After a brief stint on Gabriola Island, we have now settled permanently on Quadra Island. This was a return to my home town and we changed the name one last time to naked. The name reflects our desire to build bikes un-adulterated by hype and the latest fads. All images courtesy of Sam Whittingham and Naked Bicycles and Design. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 6/28/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#57: Pastor Randy Freund on Twenty Six Years In Ministry | I could spend hours in conversation with our guest this week. Pastor Randy Freund has been my pastor for the past 10 years and I continue to be inspired by his approach to ministry. In the years that I have know him, he has always found a way to be the leader our church needs while embracing the changing face of ministry. We gathered together last week, on the eve of his departure on a 4-week sabbatical, to talk all things ministry and to explore what has changed in the 26 years he's been serving as a pastor. Enjoy the conversation. About Pastor Randy Freund Pastor Randy Freund was born in St. Paul, NE and lived in Poy Sippi, WI and Brush, CO. He graduated from Augustana College – Sioux Falls, SD/Concordia College – Moorhead, MN – with a BA in Biology 1981; Luther Seminary, St. Paul, MN – M. Div 1985 (Internship – First Lutheran, Glasgow, MT). His first congregation was Garfield Lutheran, Madison, MN (1985-1989); followed by First Lutheran, Marshall, MN (1989-1997). He currently serves at Faith Lutheran, Hutchinson, MN where he's been since 1997. Pastor Freund is married to Stephanie (Olsen) Freund and together they have two grown children, Rachel (26) and Steven (23). You can listen to Pastor Randy Freund sermons online by clicking here and searching by his name. Images courtesy of Pastor Randy Freund and Faith Lutheran. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 6/21/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#56: Author, Speaker and Founder of Passionate Tribe, Keith Abraham | Our guest this week, Keith Abraham, is passionate about helping people to live a passionate life. For more than 15 years, he's been speaking and writing on the subject and was kind enough to take a few moments away from his busy schedule to join us in conversation. He is one of Australia's top author and speaker on the subject of goal setting and living a passionate life. Keith was kind enough to make available five (5) copies of his book 'Living Your Passion: The 5 secrets to doing what you love and loving what you do.' To qualify for a chance to win, write a comment below and share this post on your Facebook profile or on Twitter using the share and re-tweet button above. Winners will be notified by email on 6/24/11. Enjoy the conversation! About Keith Abraham For the past 15 years, Keith Abraham has been one of Australia’s leading speakers & authors. He is the founder of Passionate Tribe and believes his purpose is to leave an everlasting legacy that will make a profound difference to individual’s lives. Twelve months ago Keith started “Keith Abraham's Blog”. 5,000 people now receive his free posts 3 times a week. He is also the author of the best selling books 'Creating Loyal Profitable Customers' and his second book 'Living Your Passion.’ Today he shares his thought provoking ideas with over 180 corporate clients around the globe. He regularly contributes to magazines and industry journals across the country & recently did a segment on Grow Your Business on Fox Business TV. Images courtesy of Keith Abraham. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 6/13/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#55: Holocaust Survivor Aaron Elster | During my travels in Up With People, I had the opportunity to visit two concentration camps in Germany: Auschwitz and Buchenwald. What I remember the most fro these visits are the images and stories on display and how incredibly sick to my stomach I felt about just a few minutes in these camp. A month ago, I had the opportunity to hear a first person account of this tragic and horrific time in our world's history. Aaron Elster, a child survivor of the Holocaust, came to my hometown and share his story. Joined by my wife, three children and more than 300 other people, we sat in silence as Aaron told his story about how he escaped the liquidation of the Sokolow Ghetto. It is a pleasure to have him as our guest this week. I am grateful for his time and generosity. About Aaron Elster Aaron Elster is a child survivor of the Holocaust. He was born in 1933 in the small northeastern village of Sokolow, Podlaski in Poland. Aaron lived in the Sokolow Ghetto with his two sisters, mother and father until the liquidation of the ghetto in September, 1942. He escaped the liquidation and hid in the surrounding forests and farms. Eventually, Aaron found refuge in the attic of a Polish family, where he hid for two years until the war's end. After the war, he lived in several orphanages throughout Poland, and eventually was smuggled out of Poland to various DP camps in West Germany. He and his sister Irene came to the United States in June 1947. He was educated in Chicago and served in the armed forces in Korea. Aaron has been married to his wife Jackie for more than 55 years. They have two sons, Steven and Robert, and three grandchildren, Sarah, Allison and Jacob. After retiring from MetLife, he became an active member of the community, serving as co-chairman of the Speakers Bureau and Vice President of the Executive Board at the Holocaust Memorial Foundation of Illinois. His presentations touch adults and children alike, and his open and loving style creates extensive discussions and interactive exploration of the Holocaust and its issues. Within his presentation, Aaron challenges young people to explore their strengths and encourages them to be the master of their destiny, realizing that they have the power to change their world. Images courtesy of Aaron Elster and www.aaronelster.com. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 6/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#54: Health Through Self-Understanding with Tara Baklund | At The Conversation Hub, we believe that: Through conversation … relationships are formed; Through conversation … knowledge is shared; and, Through conversation … life happens and finds meaning. This week we focus our episode on the premise that through conversation, knowledge is shared. Our guest, Tara Baklund, is a wellness practitioner, author and teacher. During our conversation, we talk about body types and how to achieve balance in life. I enjoyed recording this conversation and learned a lot. I hope you will too! About Tara Baklund Tara Baklund describes herself as a student of life. She is passionate about self-improvement and using what she has learned to help others. As it pertains to health, she strongly believes in treating the body as a whole in order to achieve physical, mental and emotional wellness. She has a wide variety of interests that contribute to her eclectic knowledge-base including: health and wellness, people, art (visual, physical and auditory), language, and cooking. She is the author of You-niversal Self-Care: Improved Health Through Self-Understanding (affiliate link). More information about Tara is available online at www.tarasbook.com. She and her husband live in Minnetrista, MN with their two entertaining kitties. You can also follow Tara on Facebook and on YouTube. Images courtesy of Tara Baklund. © All rights reserved. Used with permission. | 5/31/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#53: Mike Simons and Intonation Music Workshop | Our guest this week - Mike Simons - is doing incredible things for kids and he's doing it using music! The Intonation Music Workshop, based out of Chicago, is after-school program that is making an incredible difference in the lives of young people in the Chicago area. I was inspired by our conversation and I am excited to share it with you this week! About Mike Simons Michael Simons is the founder and Executive Director of Intonation Music Workshop. While spending his college senior year abroad in Sweden, Mike conducted a study project on free band-based after-school music programs. Years later, as a lead panel member at Community Panels For Youth in Chicago, he became convinced that such programming could become a crucial community resource in Chicago. A year later he started The Intonation Music Workshop. Professionally, Mike spent his twenties traveling the world as a tour director, after which he landed in Chicago and co-founded Skyline Chicago Tour & Travel, a tour planning and special events company. A practicing musician and avid fan, Mike’s love of music led him and his partners to found the Intonation Music Festival, a production company that presented an acclaimed two-day independent music extravaganza in Chicago’s Union Park in 2005 & 2006. Mike plays bass and drums in several bands. About Intonation Music Workshop The Intonation Music Workshop empowers children to become rock stars on every stage in life through innovative music education. Using donated instruments and a unique pop band curriculum, our after-school music program provides kids age 6-17 in Chicago’s under served communities with access to instruction and performance opportunities in a safe and positive environment, sparking for many a life changing sense of accomplishment and belonging. Our students learn to express themselves musically, at the same time developing essential life skills such as cooperation, practice, risk taking, and setting and meeting goals. IMW Instructors work closely with the students as they explore each aspect of the pop band format- drums, bass, guitar, keyboards and vocals-before choosing their niche and forming a band with fellow students. The bands are then mentored through weeks of preparation for a community performance. More information is available online at www.intonationmusicworkshop.org. You can follow IMW on Facebook by clicking here. Images courtesy of Mike Simons and the Intonation Music Workshop. © All rights reserved. | 5/24/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#52: Small Business Expert and Duct Tape Marketing Founder John Jantsch | It's Small Business Week in the USA this week and we are delighted to be in conversation with small business owner and entrepreneur John Jantsch. Over the past 25 years, John has built quite a following and has become a sought after consultant and expert on all things marketing for small business. Enjoy the conversation! About John Jantsch John Jantsch has been called the World’s Most Practical Small Business Expert for consistently delivering real-world, proven small business marketing ideas and strategies. He a marketing consultant, award winning social media publisher and best selling author Duct Tape Marketing (affiliate link) and The Referral Engine (affiliate link). He is the creator of the Duct Tape Marketing System and Duct Tape Marketing Consulting Network that trains and licenses small business marketing consultants around the world. His blog was chosen as a Forbes favorite for marketing and small business and his podcast, a top ten marketing show on iTunes, was called a “must listen” by Fast Company magazine. He is the featured marketing contributor to American Express OPENForum and is a popular presenter of workshop and webinars for organizations such as American Express, Intuit, Verizon, HP, and Citrix. His practical take on small business is often cited as a resource in publications such as the Wall St. Journal, New York Times, and CNNMoney. Images courtesy of John Jantsch and Duct Tape Marketing. © All rights reserved. | 5/18/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#51: Jerrid Sebesta, KARE 11 News Meteorologist | Our guest this week, Jerrid Sebesta, is a meteorologist a Minnesota's NBC affiliate KARE 11 News. He's passionate about his family, the weather and living a debt free life. If you live in Minnesota or in the Phoenix, AZ television market, you've had an opportunity to see him in action as a meteorologist. During our conversation, we tackled two of Jerrid's passions: the weather and personal finance. You'll quickly realize that Jerrid leads a purposeful life and, using his platform at Minnesota's NBC affiliate, he doing what he can to make a difference in the lives of people. I encourage you to check out his YouTube channel for the latest tips on winning with money with his video blog titled: "Making Money Buying Groceries" Enjoy our conversation! About Jerrid Sebesta Jerrid joined the KARE 11 weather team in January 2010. Born and raised in Montevideo, Minn., Jerrid started his career at KDLT in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, before moving to KARE 11's sister-station, KPNX in Phoenix. It's hard to tell on TV but Jerrid stands 6'6" tall and played basketball at the University of North Dakota while pursuing his meteorology degree. He is a Certified Broadcast Meteorologist designated by the American Meteorological Society. Besides weather, some of Jerrid's other passions include family, staying in shape, personal finance, motorcycles and faith. You can follow Jerrid's blog at KARE 11 or follow his musings on Twitter! Images courtesy of Jerrid Sebesta and KARE 11 News. © All rights reserved. | 5/14/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#50: Consequential Strangers with Author Melinda Blau | Consequential strangers matter. When we look at the fabric of our lives and the numerous relationships we have, we often prioritize those relationships we consider as intimates. Our guest this week, author Melinda Blau, has been writing for years on the subject of relationships. Her book Consequential Strangers: Turning Everyday Encounters Into Life-Changing Moments (affiliate link) was nothing short of a page turner. I encourage you to get a copy and discover how the consequential strangers in your life make a difference in the story of your life. We'd like to thank Jason Simon, a consequential stranger, for introducing us to Melinda! About Melinda Blau Journalist Melinda Blau, the voice of the Consequential Strangers blog, as well as the author of the book, has been researching and reporting about relationships and social trends since the seventies. She has written more than eighty magazine pieces and a dozen other books, including the best-selling Baby Whisperer series. She also blogs for Psychology Today and More magazines and writes a bi-monthly column for Shareable. Melinda is a mother and grandmother–co-founder of Mother U, a webiste for contemporary women of both generations–and a very good cook (if she says so herself). She has consequential strangers in New York City, Fire Island, Northampton, Massachusetts, Sunny Isles Beach, Florida, and Paris, France. Images courtesy of Melinda Blau. © All rights reserved. | 5/7/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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Clean#49: Documentary Filmmaker Benjamin Fingerhut | Benjamin Fingerhut, director and producer of the documentary Breaking and Entering, is our guest this week and I must confess, this episode will certainly make my top 10 list for the year. As is often the case with all of our episodes, the time passes to quickly and I find myself having to wrap up a conversation that could have gone on for hours. I received a preview of his documentary a few weeks back and was glued to the screen by the stories Benjamin captured in his film. I know you'll enjoy eavesdropping on our conversation. Note: Benjamin is all about getting the story and managed to turn the tables on me - for one brief moment, he became the interviewer! Enjoy! About Breaking and Entering Some say that to embrace one's greatest talent is to make the world a better place. Others see a grown man spinning a twelve-foot hula hoop and snicker about trivial obsessions. Breaking world records is a mysteriously seductive tradition, alternately inspiring, reckless, and bizarre. Follow a joggler, a grape catcher, and a man who cycles nowhere as they battle the odds – and their respective nemeses – in pursuit of global dominance. Since when is it trivial to dream? Visit the Breaking and Entering website here: www.breakingandenteringdoc.com. Breaking and Entering on Facebook by clicking here. About Benjamin Fingerhut Benjamin Fingerhut (Director, Producer) was born and raised in Indiana. After graduating from DePauw University with a writing degree he moved to Chicago and began making short films. His first feature narrative, Down into Happiness, won 2nd place in the inaugural 72 Hour Feature Project, and also marked the beginning of Chump Change Productions and his collaboration with Ashley Nath, Geoffrey Fingerhut, and Kelley Maher. Breaking and Entering is Benjamin’s first non-fiction effort. | 4/30/11 | Free | View In iTunes |
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