Was that email rude? Does my boss hate me? Is this place toxic…or is it me? Work raises a lot of questions—and too many of them get stuck in our heads, rattling around until we feel overwhelmed and unqualified.
No more. Join leadership coaches Jen Dionisio and Sara Wachter-Boettcher as they tackle the topics that come up over and over again with their clients: confusing performance reviews, dysfunctional project teams, and bosses with way too few boundaries. You’ll hear stories from real people struggling with the same stuff you are—like how to say “no” to a new project, or why it’s so hard to speak up in meetings. Because it’s not all in your head: work gets weird. We’ll help you get through it—no passive-aggressive emails required.
This podcast will look at not only the inner-workings of the Ohio Department of Public Safety, but also real life stories and how the citizens of Ohio and, at times, the world, are effected by the work that the divisions do within ODPS.
The Liberty Lake Deep Dive is the city podcast for Liberty Lake, Washington, that spotlights the people, programs, events, and life of the city’s community. Originating from the “vast broadcast studios of City Hall,” each interview-format installment focuses on sharing information about a specific topic or person … while offering moments of random humor along the way. Episodes are released about twice a month.
An early-career academic, journalist, and (somewhat) normal human semi-frequently talk on this podcast. They tend to discuss Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, disinformation, social media, geopolitics, elections, and other related topics, and sometimes interview activists, politicians, journalists, academics, and more, so you can learn and think a bit deeper about what’s going on in the world.
With Melvyn Dimble-Day.
In association with #NAFO Stratcom & радіо паляниця
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The biggest black market you’ve never heard of is blooming right under your nose. Whether it’s a 4,000-pound cactus shoveled from the Arizona desert or delicate orchids pinched from the tangled jungle of Peru, rare plants are at the center of a rapidly growing and lucrative world of crime. Hosted by plant expert Summer Rayne Oakes, Bad Seeds plunges straight into it, featuring the buyers, the sellers, the obsessives, and those who came face-to-face with the criminals behind an underworld few know exist.
AAMA CEO Phyllis Dickerson hosts “Our Mayors Breaking it Down,” a podcast designed to share evidence-based insights and perspectives around AAMA’s policy pillars. New episodes will include mayors of large, medium, and rural cities who will discuss pathways to solutions for some of our most pressing problems.
On June 9, 2020 the bodies of Tylee Ryan (15) and JJ Vallow (7) were found buried on the property of Chad Daybell. Daybell and the his wife, Lori Vallow (and the children’s mother) are in jail in Idaho, awaiting trial on first degree murder charges. This case boggles the mind. The hosts of the True Crime Squad, Katie Weaver and Kristi Brower, untangle this twisted tale.
Good Roads publishes a quarterly magazine that looks at all things infrastructure and transportation that effects our municipal members across Ontario. In this podcast we will select a couple of interesting or pressing articles from the magazine and expand upon and discuss them.
Public sector budgeting is a challenging process in an ever-changing world that requires sharing information on the strategies and tips from public organizations in government, education, healthcare, and non-profit sectors. This podcast will cover topics such as budgeting during a pandemic, or recession, as well as during “normal” times to help you build efficiency in your current budget.
Watonga Community Corner podcast shares Watonga government highlights, improvements and we will be hosting different guests and topics of city government interests for our community.
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