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Podcast from the Nam Knights MC Merrimack Valley studios featuring NK events and happenings at our chapter & the NK community.
Categories: Leisure
Tags: biker, dracut, Lowell, MerrimackValley, namknights, namknightsmc, veterans
Seattle comedians Natalie Holt and Maddie Downes shoot the breeze about the birds, the bees, and THC with a variety of hilarious guests! Follow us on Twitter, we’re @fistfulofhollas and @MaddieDownes.
Categories: Comedy
TAL is long form conversation ranging from 50 minutes to 90 minutes. TAL explores the top performers in the country and deconstructs their journey to “Success”. In each episode, TAL finds out what goes on behind the scenes, where hard works take you, and what it takes to have the “edge” in a crazily competitive country like Singapore. TAL is raw conversation with no topics that are out of the boundaries. So get ready and enjoy! Listen now
Categories: Education
Hosts Anthony Hanson, Dave Nicholai, and Bill Hutchison at the University of Minnesota alert growers, ag professionals and educators about emerging pest concerns with Minnesota Field Crops, including corn, soybean, small grains and alfalfa. They offer useful, research-based pest management solutions. Dr. Anthony Hanson, IPM Educator – Field Crops Dr. Bill Hutchison, Coordinator of the MN IPM Program Dave Nicolai, Crops Extension Educator & Coordinator of the Extension Institute for Ag Professionals
Categories: Science
Tags: agricultural science, disease, extension, farming, field crops, insects, integrated pest management, Minnesota, pest management, weeds
Welcome to our podcast. May God bless you and keep you. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/wwjdrn/support
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
The purpose of this podcast is to glorify God by bringing together a community, no matter how small or large, who seek to commit to diligent daily prayer and spiritual discipline. It also seeks to care for others who may be in a season of struggle or suffering, those who may feel God is not near, or their prayer life is in a dry season. (James 5:13) It is also for those who may be in a prosperous season, a place where we can praise God together. It can also serve as a humble reminder of how important it is to commune with God in prayer even when life is going well. (James 5:13)
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Tags: Bible, biblical, Christ, christian, christianity, church, devotion, devotional, doctrine, God, holyspirit, ignatian, Jesus, prayer, praying, Psalms, puritan, religion, scripture, soulcare, spiritualdisciplines, spiritualformation, spirituality, theology
Cousins who chit chat about this and that. https://www.facebook.com/groups/216206043519789/?ref=share
Categories: Comedy
When the Son sets you free, you are free indeed! After my escape from communist Bulgaria, I found asylum in the USA. Yet, I never truly felt free on the inside until I encountered Jesus. I love to tell people, “while you could get me out of Communism, it was an entirely different matter to get Communism out of me—only Jesus could do that.”
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Billion Dollar Athletes Podcast is about taking the lessons learned from sports to score big in business/entrepreneurship. Branding, sales, marketing and growth. Corey Jackson covers it all. If immediate impact is what you’re looking for, look no further!! Cover art photo by https://instagram.com/olueletu
Categories: Business
You’re working hard to become financially secure, but what are you actually doing with your money to help you reach the financial goals you’ve set for yourself and your family? On “Your Money Manual,” host Vince Annable, CEO of Wealth Strategies Advisory Group, provides a fresh perspective with information on unique and tested investment ideas that many financial advisors don’t share with their clients. If you’ve ever wondered how high net worth investors successfully protect and even grow their assets when the markets get rough, then this may be the show for you!
Categories: Business
The What the Fab podcast is a show where empowered women empower women through candid conversations, inspiring stories, and tangible life tips. Focused on amplifying women’s voices and helping you be the best version of yourself, host Elise Armitage is a digital creator who left her 9-5 job at Google to chase her dreams of being an entrepreneur. Let’s get into some real talk. @wtfab / whatthefab.com
Categories: Business
She’s Gone is an award-winning podcast hosted by Saskatoon StarPhoenix criminal justice reporter Bre McAdam. From crime to court case, this podcast tells the stories of four Saskatchewan women whose lives were cut short, aiming to humanize the high rate of female homicide victims in this province.
Categories: History, True Crime
inside the mind of a 22 year old aquarius w/ a caffeine addiction. let’s talk about astrology, mental health, veganism, books, taylor swift, coffee, being in your 20s 💀, relationship… and probably more 😌
Categories: Society & Culture
Up and Coming Comedian Austin Piazza (@AustinJPiazza) documents his journey through comedy and mental health. Putting out episodes as soon as I can.
Categories: Comedy
A radio show for southern women and the men who adore them. We love to talk about southern culture, southern food, hospitality, and basically everything that makes up the southern lifestyle! Check out our website www.SouthernSistersHome.com
Categories: Society & Culture
City Breaks: a podcast which covers the historical and cultural background you need to really appreciate your city break.
Categories: Society & Culture
Alex Schulte will take any excuse to sit down and pick someone’s brain. His ADHD can get him quite off topic though. So in One Word Stories, he and his guest mutually agree on one word to center their conversation around as they attempt to stay on topic and explore how we all got here.
Categories: Comedy, Education, Society & Culture
The Creating High Performing Teams podcast is for managers and leaders like you who want to learn how to be the best you can be. Through interviews, case studies, and how to episodes, the Get Lighthouse team and guests will teach you what you need to know to bring out the best performance and motivation for your team. Our goal is to be the most actionable podcast you’ve ever listened to. At the end of every episode, you’ll find further reading and specific steps so you can start taking action and improving right away.
1 on 1s are the single most important tool managers have to be great leaders. You can use these meetings to help you bring out the best in your team, fix problems, get buy in, and so much more.
That’s why, as we wrap up Season 1, we’re bringing you all the best advice on 1 on 1s from our many amazing guests. Listen in to learn what the most important things are for you to remember for your 1 on 1s, and get a preview of some episodes you may want to go back and listen to.
Lessons and links from today’s episode:
A big THANK YOU to our many amazing guests. In today’s episode we heard from:
– Mark C Crowley, from Episode 2,“WhyYou Should Lead from the Heart(andhow to start)”
– Wes Kao, from Episode 4,“ManagingUp: Advice for Mangers & ICs to master their most important relationship at work”
– Mike Pretlove, from Episode 7,“Buildingan Unconventional Career as a Leader”
– Fabian Carmago, from Episode 8,“8Essential Things You Must Consider When Becoming a Manager”
– Jeremy Brown, from Episode 15,“Howto Rapidly Grow from Team Lead to Executive.”
– Krzysztof Rakowski, from Episode 16,“Howto Become a Better Manager in Just 15 Minutes a Week”
– Valentina Thörner, from Episode 17,“TheHarsh Truths of Leading Remotely(andwhat to do about it)”
Click the titles of any of the episodes to listen into them and see the show notes for that episode.
Show Notes
And a few links for you to learn more based on their advice:
– Mark C Crowley’s book “Lead from the Heart” can be found here as well as his interview on our blog here.
– Learn why open door policies fail here.
– Talking about the personal life of your team can be scary. It’s beneficial, but you’re not their therapist. Learn how to handle when the meetings get too personal here.
– Wes Kao has a fantastic tweetstorm on managing up you can check out here.
– Learn more about managing up well here, and ask these questions of your boss to master managing up.
– Getting buy in is important to as Wes discusses, which you can learn how to get buy in here.
– Mike Pretlove reminds us that building rapport and empathy for your team is hugely important. Learn over 80 ways you can connect with anyone.
– Giving feedback is great to do in your 1 on 1s. Learn a battle tested,proven way to give feedback to your team members and the podcast episode on it here.
– You can also read about how Mike had the lowest turnover and highest engagement in his company by using Lighthouse software.
– Fabian Carmago mentions our post on the evolution of your 1 on 1s over time, which you can read here.
– Being a good coach is a key partof being a great manager.
– Krzysztof Rakowski told us about how managers must always be learning and growing. A growth mindset is key for every manager.
– Valentina Thörner told us 1 on 1s are a, “one hill I will die on” because they’re so important in remote environments.
– Ask these questions to help support your remote team members.
– Here’s Dr. Katerina Bohle Carbonell’s talk on analyzing communication patterns here.
– Jeremy Brown reminded us about the importance of using your 1 on 1s to coach and praise your team.
– Praise your team regularly. Learn 21 ways to bring more praise and positivity to your team here.
A giant THANK YOU to Jeremy, Valentina, Mark, Fabian, Wes, Mike, Krzysztof and our many other guests for sharing their advice, insights, and hard earned perspectives.
As you can see, even though we covered dozens of different topics in this first season, 1 on 1s keep coming up. They really are the centerpiece of great management.
Which is also why we built Lighthouse to help you make these meetings awesome. From helpful prep and structure to suggested questions for dozens of different topics, we help you be a better leader and expand the value of your 1 on 1s every day.
Sign up for a free trial here.
And thank you for listening to this season! We’ve appreciated every bit of feedback and praise we’ve heard from you all on the season.
As a closing ask, two things of you:
– If there’s a burning management problem you have that you hope we’ll do a future episode on how to handle, please email us at blog@getlighthouse.com or reply to one of our podcast emails to let us know.
– Please share the podcast with a fellow manager you think would benefit. The more people we help, the more we’re encouraged to continue the show for many future seasons.
Categories: Business
Tags: leadership, management manager leader teams performance coaching
Grow in your Catholic and personal relationship with God in the heart of his Catholic Church with us!
Learn more at: PersonallyCatholic.com
Categories: Religion & Spirituality
Between the two of them, Hannah and Alexis have a wealth of expertise in all things mundane–and some not. But their respective venn diagrams only intersect with behind-the-scenes footage from the 2005 version of The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, so each week, they take some time to learn something new from each other. One’s the dummy; one’s the expert.
Categories: Comedy