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This podcast is aimed at helping CEOs dig beneath the surface to find new pathways to increased profitability. Deborah Fell from Chief Outsiders, will seek to challenge and inspire leadership teams and provide immediately actionable solutions to unlock growth.
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Traditional ideas of masculinity are dead, and now men struggle to find their place in the world. In Stories of Men, Alex Melia speaks to men who’ve overcome challenging circumstances to find out what they’ve learned about being a man in today’s world. Each guest shares a story from their life that has had a big impact on them. Alex Melia is a businessman and podcaster from Atherton, Greater Manchester. He has built a business which now employs over 30 people. Ten years in, and the company s ...
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Beneath the Surface dives beyond the obvious, exploring stories and events that hold far more than meets the eye. Each episode reveals hidden facts and little-known truths, ranging from political impostures to unexplored social phenomena. Beneath the Surface aims to uncover the invisible forces shaping our world. Combining narrative, interviews, and investigative reporting, this podcast takes listeners on a compelling journey through history and current events, to the hidden corners where my ...
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Political, International News, Satire, Social Commentary, Current Events: Robert Andrews, NYC Podcaster- Progressivism. Pluralism, Free Speech Advocate, Environmentalist, Free Palestine- For appearances send email request- rdiblasio111@gmail.com - twitter- DiblasioRobert Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/gentlerambler/support
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A lot of CEOs talk about humility, but it's rare to meet one who truly embodies it. Last week, I spoke with Ray Hatch, CEO of Quest Resources Holding Corporation, and what struck me most wasn't his impressive track record - it was his genuine humility in action. His philosophy that "I have limitations and I don't want my limitations to be the limit…
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Luke was at a party with his girlfriend surrounded by his closest friends. He was smiling and laughing and appeared to be having a great time. But, after this moment of celebration, it was his intention to say goodbye. Nobody else knew it but he wanted to take his life that same night. Before taking his life, Luke is driven to make a phone call to …
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This podcast aims to inform immigrants in the UK about their rights and duties. It details the rights of foreign workers, access to public services (health, education, housing), and includes testimonies of immigrants. The goal is to facilitate integration and provide practical assistance, reflecting Necof Radio's commitment to its community. The te…
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Necof Radio podcast describe Patrice Lumumba’s life, his crucial role in the independence of the Belgian Congo, his brief political career marked by conflicts and the secession of Katanga, his assassination and the controversies surrounding him, as well as his posterity and his cultural impact. The texts detail his career, from his beginnings as an…
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Trust versus faith — it's a distinction that Ray Hatch, Chief Executive Officer, President, and Director of Quest Resource Holding Corporation, explores with a refreshing candor in this conversation with Deborah Fell. Drawing from his unique journey from food distribution to waste management and lessons learned as a basketball coach's son, Ray shar…
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In healthcare, some of the most impactful organizations work quietly behind the scenes, touching countless lives without widespread recognition. MTF Biologics, led by CEO Joe Yaccarino, is one such organization. Their work in tissue donation and medical biologics represents a profound cycle of hope - where end-of-life decisions become new beginning…
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Daniel Collins was a slight 18-year-old boy who was travelling around the country clamping cars. He hated the job but his father seemed to relish it. One day, they clamped the car of a man that showed up with confrontation in his mind. The man was with 14 of his friends and started to scream and shout. In a split second, the whole situation turned …
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The Mystery of Jack the Ripper, an active serial killer in Whitechapel, London, in 1888. It details the five canonical murders, the social context of poverty and inequality of the Victorian era that favoured the crimes, and the failure of the police investigation. Many suspects and theories persist, fuelling a popular fascination that continues tod…
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In healthcare innovation, success isn't just about breakthrough technology or market leadership - sometimes, it requires heroes at every level. Today's conversation with Joe Yaccarino, CEO of MTF Biologics, reveals how one of the world's largest tissue banks has built an organization where heroic acts happen daily - from donor families making selfl…
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William was 21 years old and working on a superyacht travelling from Malta to the Maldives. He was living a young man’s fantasy, the life he’d dreamed of since being a young boy. His shift had just come to an end when the shrill ringing of the fire alarm went off. Will’s first response was irritation at having to perform another drill; that was unt…
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Hello and welcome, everyone. Today, we’re tackling a tough but essential topic: how to identify and avoid sexual predators. This danger can affect anyone, at any age. By understanding their tactics and knowing how to respond, we can protect ourselves and those we care about. Every piece of information shared today has the potential to make a differ…
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Deborah Fell reflects on her powerful conversation with Jeff Ostenso, CEO of Ironmark, and her chance encounter with another second-generation CEO during an extended train delay. These interactions highlight a crucial reality: family-owned businesses form the backbone of the American economy, representing 87% of U.S. businesses and employing 60% of…
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The Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby, resigns following an independent investigation uncovering decades of abuse cover-ups involving British lawyer John Smyth. The "Makin Review" reveals Smyth’s abuse of young boys in Christian summer camps and the Church’s failure to protect victims, raising questions about accountability and reform within t…
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Ross was the life and soul of the party. Working as a national radio presenter, he was able to hang out with the rich and famous at awards ceremonies and red carpet events. But he was hiding a secret: his struggle with social anxiety. For years Ross had attempted to deal with his anxiety by masking it with alcohol, but he knew that this was only go…
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A kayaker made a tragic discovery in the Saint-Maurice River in Trois-Rivières, finding the body of a missing student. Authorities quickly intervened on Île Saint-Quentin, marked by a strong police presence and palpable emotion. While the identity of the body has yet to be confirmed, the investigation continues to shed light on the circumstances of…
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Chris Kaba, a young Black man, was tragically shot and killed by a London police officer in September 2022, sparking an outcry within the Black community and among civil rights advocates. A year later, the officer involved has been charged with murder, with the trial set for September 2023. In this video, we delve into the critical issues surroundi…
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From delivery truck driver at 18 to CEO of an $80M company - Jeff Ostenso shares how he transformed his father's printing business into a modern marketing powerhouse. After 38 years and 16 acquisitions, he reveals the unconventional leadership approach that helped him retain employees and acquire company owners. Learn how sharing P&Ls with every em…
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It was a day out with the family. Despite not knowing where they were going, Paul and his brother were extremely excited to be taken out by their relatives; they didn’t usually get taken out at all. Like two “coiled springs” they leaped out of the car as soon as it pulled up. Soon after they were bundled into a Victorian, stone building. They march…
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Vice President Kamala Harris faces a major challenge in her 2024 presidential race, with polls showing Donald Trump leading in several key states. Harris's campaign focuses on the economy, women’s rights, and democracy, but she's struggling to sway undecided voters against Trump’s emphasis on border security and inflation. In this video, we dive in…
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This PODCAST delves into the assassination of Désiré Kabila in 2001, examining the investigations, the chaotic trial, and the events that followed. Discover the complex narrative surrounding this case, from the arrests and imprisonment of suspects to the controversial and tumultuous trial. Amidst power struggles, political conspiracies, and human r…
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n this gripping episode, Necof Radio delves into the assassination of Laurent-Désiré Kabila, president of the Democratic Republic of Congo, in January 2001. We retrace the events leading up to this tragedy, exploring the political and military tensions of the time. Through exclusive testimonies from journalists who covered this event, including Arn…
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To mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic fight between Muhammad Ali and George Foreman in Kinshasa, Radio France Internationale revisits this pivotal event in boxing and African history. Through testimonies from Africans who witnessed this historic duel, the report explores the cultural and social impact of the fight on the African continent. It …
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Last week marked the conclusion of our three-part series featuring Clay Spitz, recently retired Chief Operating Officer and Managing Partner at Chief Outsiders. Over my nine years with the firm, I've had the privilege of watching Clay in action – he's always been a class act, the kind of leader who earns trust naturally. Clay's perspective is parti…
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He was lying in bed, restless, in a fever, struggling to catch his breath. He was shivering one moment and then attempting to kick off his duvet the next. He saw a woman coming through the door. She switched on the light. It made him feel confused, anxious. The expression on her face was grave. She told him that what she saw in front of her was a p…
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In this episode, we delve into two gripping criminal cases where justice took years to finally find answers. The first investigation follows the tragic disappearance and murder of Brian Rohff, a respected security guard. Despite years of dead ends and misleading leads, police ultimately uncovered damning evidence pointing to one of his colleagues, …
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Since September 2024, Sean "Diddy" Combs, an influential figure in the American music industry, has faced a series of accusations that shake the world of hip-hop and show business. The entrepreneur, producer and rapper is charged with the crimes of sex trafficking, extortion and abuse. According to prosecutors, Diddy would have led, over several ye…
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In the Democratic Republic of Congo, a crazy affair is making headlines: Israel Bongo Lord, a young unemployed man, has managed for several months to deceive national and local institutions by pretending to be a deputy, a senator, and even a prophet. This film-worthy scenario, reminiscent of Steven Spielberg's famous Catch Me If You Can, exposes ma…
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Gérard de Villiers and the SAS series Gérard de Villiers (1929-2013) was a French writer and journalist famous for his series of spy novels SAS. Main themes: Espionage and geopolitics: The SAS novels immerse readers in the complex world of international espionage, exploring geopolitical tensions and terrorist threats. Realism and precision: De Vill…
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At this conclusion of our three-part conversation, we join Clay Spitz and Deborah Fell as they reflect on Clay's remarkable journey with Chief Outsiders and his transition into the next chapter of his career. What begins as a discussion about business lessons learned evolves into a heartfelt exploration of wisdom gained, relationships built, and th…
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Darren openly discusses the plethora of negative feelings that contributed to his emotional breakdown on his way to work. He was working in finance. It was an industry that had provided him with the good life. However, he knew that something deep down was not right. He had been drinking too much and struggling to sleep at night. All of this came to…
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This is a quarterly recap of our top episodes. You'll hear some of the highlights from several guests. From Bob Rhoda, CEO of Hemisonics, a medical device technology company, to Colleen Vassalette, CEO of landscape design firm Intrigue Design, Ryan P. Clark, co-founder and CEO of staffing and recruitment firm PeopleShare, and Will Bowie, founder an…
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The air was so chillingly cold that he could feel it in his bones. The billowing and the roaring around him was so loud that he was unable to hear. As he stood there waiting for the inevitable, his nerves prevented him from being able to speak. He had travelled thousands of miles for this moment and there was no question of turning back now. Isaac …
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This episode delves into the critical career decisions that shaped these business leaders' paths. Clay candidly shares his experience of leaving Telecheck after 9/11 and buying a business - a decision he calls his "biggest failure" and "most costly mistake." He opens up about the financial devastation and valuable lessons learned from this setback.…
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