Podcast Episode

Powered by Authenticity

Advocating for the Right Opportunities with Christina Duvall

What does it take to build a career by recognizing opportunities before everyone else? In this episode of Powered by Authenticity, Emily sits down with Christina Duvall, President of Renegade Talent Management and CelebExperts. Christina shares the experiences that shaped her leadership journey, fro…

What does it take to build a career by recognizing opportunities before everyone else? In this episode of Powered by Authenticity, Emily sits down with Christina Duvall, President of Renegade Talent M…

What does it take to build a career by recognizing opportunities before everyone else? In this episode of Powered by Authenticity, Emily sits down with Christina Duvall, President of Renegade Talent Management and CelebExperts. Christina shares the experiences that shaped her leadership journey, from becoming the youngest Vice President in company history at 22 to leading one of the industry's premier talent management firms by age 26. Together, they explore what it means to lead with authenticity, why sales is one of the most valuable skills anyone can develop, and how making decisions often …

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Emily Jane Carlson June 26, 2026

Podcast Episode

All Home Care Matters

Discover Rock Steady Boxing (RSB) & How Boxing is Helping to Fight Parkinson's Disease

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome the team from Rock Steady Boxing as guests to the show. About Ryan Cotton, President/CEO: Ryan Cotton currently serves as President & CEO for Rock Steady Boxing. His involvement with the organization started in 2009…

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome the team from Rock Steady Boxing as guests to the show. About Ryan Cotton, President/CEO: Ryan Cotton currently serves …

All Home Care Matters and our host, Lance A. Slatton were honored to welcome the team from Rock Steady Boxing as guests to the show. About Ryan Cotton, President/CEO: Ryan Cotton currently serves as President & CEO for Rock Steady Boxing. His involvement with the organization started in 2009 when he served on the Board of Directors for a decade. Although he serves all RSB boxers around the world, his favorite RSB boxer was his father who was a Parkinson's fighter until his last days. Ryan's education is in physical therapy where he had a 22-year clinical career before moving into his…

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Lance A. Slatton CSCM June 25, 2026

Podcast Episode

The On Purpose Podcast

Ep. 355 – Kyle & Brent Pease; The Power of Inclusion

In this inspiring episode of The On Purpose Podcast, Jerrod Hardy sits down with brothers Kyle and Brent Pease to explore how endurance sports became a platform for inclusion, resilience, and changing lives.What started with a single triathlon transformed into a mission to ensure that everyone—reg…

In this inspiring episode of The On Purpose Podcast, Jerrod Hardy sits down with brothers Kyle and Brent Pease to explore how endurance sports became a platform for inclusion, resilience, and changing…

In this inspiring episode of The On Purpose Podcast, Jerrod Hardy sits down with brothers Kyle and Brent Pease to explore how endurance sports became a platform for inclusion, resilience, and changing lives.What started with a single triathlon transformed into a mission to ensure that everyone—regardless of physical ability—has the opportunity to compete, belong, and experience the power of community. Brent shares how pushing Kyle through races became about far more than crossing finish lines, while Kyle’s perspective reminds us all to focus on what we get to do instead of what we have t…

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Jerrod Hardy June 25, 2026

Podcast Episode

The Loud Quiet - Empty Nest Living

World Cup Mania With The Empty Nesters E143

The stadium they've seen a hundred times looks completely different through a stranger's eyes.Rick and Clancy talk World Cup fever in Dallas, from Rick's first match in 1994 to watching tourists fall for ranch dressing and a screen they stopped noticing years ago.The conversation moves through ticke…

The stadium they've seen a hundred times looks completely different through a stranger's eyes.Rick and Clancy talk World Cup fever in Dallas, from Rick's first match in 1994 to watching tourists fall …

The stadium they've seen a hundred times looks completely different through a stranger's eyes.Rick and Clancy talk World Cup fever in Dallas, from Rick's first match in 1994 to watching tourists fall for ranch dressing and a screen they stopped noticing years ago.The conversation moves through ticket prices, FIFA's reputation, and how different the sport felt before the US started hosting. It lands on something simpler: hosting gave them a reason to look at their own city again.📖 Our book is here! The Loud Quiet – Love, Laughter and Life in the Empty Nest. https://www.theloudquiet.comHas …

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Rick Denton June 25, 2026

Article

Where Does Talent Come From?

Talent is often described as a natural aptitude or skill — a kind of built-in ability that someone seems to possess from an early age. We say things like “She has a talent for music” or “He’s a natural at sports.” But what does that really mean? Is talent something you’re born with, or…

Talent is often described as a natural aptitude or skill — a kind of built-in ability that someone seems to possess from an early age. We say things like “She has a talent for music” or “He’…

Talent is often described as a natural aptitude or skill — a kind of built-in ability that someone seems to possess from an early age. We say things like “She has a talent for music” or “He’s a natural at sports.” But what does that really mean? Is talent something you’re born with, or can it be developed? At its core, talent is the potential to do something well. It might show up in physical activities like running, dancing, or drawing, or in mental skills like problem-solving, emotional understanding, or inventiveness. Some talents show up early in life, almost like magic. A ch…

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Olivia L. June 24, 2026

Podcast Episode

Not in a Huff with Jackson Huff

#263- Toni Will: Breaking the Ice and Breaking Barriers in Professional Hockey

This episode features Toni Will, General Manager of the Kalamazoo Wings, a professional hockey team in the ECHL. As one of the few women leading a men's professional sports franchise, Toni brings a unique perspective on leadership, resilience, and breaking barriers in the sports world.This is what w…

This episode features Toni Will, General Manager of the Kalamazoo Wings, a professional hockey team in the ECHL. As one of the few women leading a men's professional sports franchise, Toni brings a un…

This episode features Toni Will, General Manager of the Kalamazoo Wings, a professional hockey team in the ECHL. As one of the few women leading a men's professional sports franchise, Toni brings a unique perspective on leadership, resilience, and breaking barriers in the sports world.This is what we talked about in this episode:• What it takes to manage a professional hockey team • Leading in a traditionally male-dominated industry • Challenges and misconceptions she has faced as a female executive • Creating opportunities for others in the world of professional sports • Her journey…

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Jackson Huff June 24, 2026

Podcast Episode

Living Ageless and Bold

She Bought a Football Team Just So She Could Play

Andra Douglas is a national champion rugby athlete, former quarterback in the Women’s Professional Football League, artist, entrepreneur, author, and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. She is also the former owner of the two-time national champion New York Sharks women’s tackle football team an…

Andra Douglas is a national champion rugby athlete, former quarterback in the Women’s Professional Football League, artist, entrepreneur, author, and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. She is also …

Andra Douglas is a national champion rugby athlete, former quarterback in the Women’s Professional Football League, artist, entrepreneur, author, and Pro Football Hall of Fame inductee. She is also the former owner of the two-time national champion New York Sharks women’s tackle football team and the founder of Fins Up, a foundation supporting female athletes.   In this episode, Andra sits down with Christina to discuss her lifelong love of football, the barriers she faced as a woman in male-dominated sports, buying the New York Sharks simply because she wanted to keep playing, and the un…

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Christina Daves June 24, 2026

Podcast Episode

The Grampion

The Secrets Hidden in 100,000 Calls: Lessons in Business and Life

In this insightful interview, Tom Vander Well shares lessons from analyzing over 100,000 business calls, the importance of customer service, and how faith influences his life and work. Discover how listening to calls can reveal systemic issues, improve customer experience, and foster personal growth…

In this insightful interview, Tom Vander Well shares lessons from analyzing over 100,000 business calls, the importance of customer service, and how faith influences his life and work. Discover how li…

In this insightful interview, Tom Vander Well shares lessons from analyzing over 100,000 business calls, the importance of customer service, and how faith influences his life and work. Discover how listening to calls can reveal systemic issues, improve customer experience, and foster personal growth.Where curious people get to glimpse into the stories that crafted Champions. This encouraging channel puts on display that anyone can rise to the top of their game! The host always asks about the road to the top, so you can see the grit, hardships and challenges faced by the people who have won dur…

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Jim Tracy June 23, 2026

Article

What Midlife Women Really Crave

Nesting inside myself.A female cardinal and her sweet pale red mate, persistently build a nest over our outdoor speakers. Four speakers with the perfect pitch to build a home. My husband is at war with these two tan-red beings. North, South, East, West, they won’t give up, rotating their nest arou…

Nesting inside myself.A female cardinal and her sweet pale red mate, persistently build a nest over our outdoor speakers. Four speakers with the perfect pitch to build a home. My husband is at war wit…

Nesting inside myself.A female cardinal and her sweet pale red mate, persistently build a nest over our outdoor speakers. Four speakers with the perfect pitch to build a home. My husband is at war with these two tan-red beings. North, South, East, West, they won’t give up, rotating their nest around our new-ish backyard, swatted away by a broom handle or long limb of Jon’s.the couple on a speaker. they tried every other speaker too.I no longer chase my cardinal couple away, letting them stay longer. They are bringing something I’ve craved for a long time; a nest within my home.I’ve rea…

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Lynn Mull June 23, 2026

Article

Predetermined Decision Making

Looking back, my heart got too big when I was coaching. I could rationalize poor behavior that I said I would not accept, because I cared for the kid and wanted to impact their life. If I am being more brutally honest, I think at times I rationalized most when the player was really good. Sometimes t…

Looking back, my heart got too big when I was coaching. I could rationalize poor behavior that I said I would not accept, because I cared for the kid and wanted to impact their life. If I am being mor…

Looking back, my heart got too big when I was coaching. I could rationalize poor behavior that I said I would not accept, because I cared for the kid and wanted to impact their life. If I am being more brutally honest, I think at times I rationalized most when the player was really good. Sometimes this was only an internal struggle. Other times I made decisions in a way that violated our standards.It usually did not look like a decision at all. A kid I depended on would cut a corner on something I had told the whole team mattered, and I would find a way not to see it. I would turn to talk to a…

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Rob Ramseyer June 22, 2026

Podcast Episode

Tech It Out

The best TVs to watch FIFA World Cup action? Hisense explains what ‘RGB’ is all about. Plus, Skyscanner and CHatGPT, Father’s Day gifts, and

To ‘kick’ off the show about FIFA World Cup viewing at home, I’m joined by Sarah Larsen, CMO of Hisense USA, to learn about RGB televisions and what they offer for sports fans!You’re probably aware of (and perhaps already use) Skyscanner, a free travel-related app that compares billions of r…

To ‘kick’ off the show about FIFA World Cup viewing at home, I’m joined by Sarah Larsen, CMO of Hisense USA, to learn about RGB televisions and what they offer for sports fans!You’re probably …

To ‘kick’ off the show about FIFA World Cup viewing at home, I’m joined by Sarah Larsen, CMO of Hisense USA, to learn about RGB televisions and what they offer for sports fans!You’re probably aware of (and perhaps already use) Skyscanner, a free travel-related app that compares billions of real-time prices for flights, hotels, and car rentals – and now they’re folding ChatGPT into its platform. I chat with Piero Sierra, Chief AI Officer at SkyscannerAlso on Tech It Out, I also share some top gadget picks for dads and grads – from the likes of Nintendo, ECOVACs, Enbrighten, Samsun…

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Marc Saltzman June 19, 2026

Podcast Episode

Big Blend Radio

We're Not Family: Building Healthier Workplace Teams

In this thought-provoking (and shared) episode of Big Blend Radio’s SUPERVISION MATTERS Podcast, organizational coach and author Rita Sever (Supervision Matters & Leading for Justice) examines one of the most common—and potentially problematic—workplace metaphors: the idea that coworkers a…

In this thought-provoking (and shared) episode of Big Blend Radio’s SUPERVISION MATTERS Podcast, organizational coach and author Rita Sever (Supervision Matters & Leading for Justice) examines o…

In this thought-provoking (and shared) episode of Big Blend Radio’s SUPERVISION MATTERS Podcast, organizational coach and author Rita Sever (Supervision Matters & Leading for Justice) examines one of the most common—and potentially problematic—workplace metaphors: the idea that coworkers are "family."While the concept is often intended to foster connection and belonging, Rita explains how the family metaphor can blur boundaries, create unrealistic expectations, and introduce unhealthy power dynamics into the workplace. Unlike families, work relationships are professional, with define…

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Lisa Smith June 19, 2026