What does it mean to make your own show? Derek Lumpkins talked about the long history of African Americans in Boston—a deeply rooted, fascinating and parallel alternative to the mainstream “Paul Revere” narrative we usually hear, when he was on my show, Intercultural Spark, last Thanksgiving. A week later he was on Chris Brogan’s…
Details“I’m always scared” said Colleen Fahey, who has nevertheless shied away from bold decisions and traveling the world as a global leader. When she hears younger women leaders saying they’re not ready, “not yet perfect,” she encourages them to forget the fear and surge ahead. As she has done and continues to do across her lifespan.”
DetailsJanet has been working nationwide as an Investigator for Showing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK) for the past 16 years. SHARK specializes in using the latest technology to document and expose animal cruelty and works to stop it; including the passing of anti-cruelty laws.
DetailsI don’t know about you, but the Facebook/Instagram/What’s App outage on Monday was a little bit of a relief. For six-plus hours there were no distractions (except for a quick foray over to Twitter to see what was up with Facebook). It conjured images of a modern-day interpretation of that Twilight Zone episode of the…
DetailsMy favorite co-host Wendy Swart Grossman of Creative RE/FRAME joins me to welcome guest Nitasha Manchanda, host of the podcast The Indian Edit.
DetailsDid you ever see something big and established, and think “Wow. They did a great job!” Breast Cancer Awareness Month is like that for me. It started in 1985, as a partnership between the American Cancer Society and the pharmaceutical division of Imperial Chemical Industries (now part of AstraZeneca), a leading manufacturer of…
DetailsDonna Smith Bellinger is the founder of Sales Manager on Demand. Referred by past guest, author Steve Bellinger (who doesn’t love a couple who are so proud of each other!) and willing to indulge Deanna’s wariness of the sudden explosion of business and life coaches.
DetailsIt all started when Dahlia’s dad gave her a hard time about getting her allowance. “I’ll just make my own money,” she thought. For Dahlia Fahmy, that means being the founder and owner of one of the largest woman-owned physical therapy practices in Chicagoland, Sports and Ortho Physical Therapy. See how she transforms lives and keeps people at the top of their game with deep knowledge and industry innovation.
DetailsTammera L. Holmes combines her passion for aviation with business savvy and corporate partners for a solid pipeline from a first taste of flying to a career in aviation. And WOW, how she gets things done!
DetailsMy mom loves to get “fapitzed.” Getting fapitzed is one of my mom’s favorite things to do. Fapitzed is Yiddish for getting “all dolled up.” Your fancy dress and big girl shoes, make-up and sparkly earrings! I loved it when Amber Ruffin (host of The Amber Ruffin Show and former head writer/star on Late…
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