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Business and a BrewKim.com Collapses a Bank?This week we’re unpacking one of the most bonkers moments in modern banking history, the 2023 collapse of Silicon Valley Bank. And yes… it involves social media, panic, and a truly eye-watering amount of money vanishing at speed.This episode is all about speed. The speed of information, the speed of fear, and the speed at which confidence can evaporate when Twitter gets involved. We chat about misinformation, mass psychology, and why banks are far more fragile than most of us like to believe.It’s part cautionary tale, part social media reality check, and part “...
2025-12-2214 min
Legacy Builders Unleashed PodcastHow Government Buyers Actually Think with Danielle Thompson, Director of Procurement at the North Texas Tollway AuthorityIn this episode of Legacy Builders Unleashed, Melinda Colón sits down with Danielle Thompson, MBA, MCA, Director of Procurement at the North Texas Tollway Authority, for a rare, behind-the-scenes conversation from the buyer’s seat.Danielle brings decades of experience across state and local government, aviation, and large public agencies to explain how procurement teams actually evaluate vendors, proposals, and partnerships.This is not theory. This is how decisions are made in real life.You’ll hear what separates government-ready businesses from those that never make it past review, why integrity matters more...
2025-12-1740 minBusiness and a BrewThe cost of "feeding the world"Put the kettle on, because this week we’re diving into the corporate buffet that is Cargill, one of the biggest companies you’ve probably never heard of (and definitely can’t avoid).They’ve got their fingers in more pies than your local bakery. On the one hand, they’re praised for keeping food prices stable, supporting farmers, and helping to feed the world. On the other? They’ve been accused of deforestation, dodgy labour practices, and a carbon footprint large enough to make Greta Thunberg faint.We chat through the paradox of it all, how a...
2025-12-1517 minBusiness and a BrewHow a Finger-Prick Fantasy Became a Billion-Dollar DisasterOne of the wildest business stories of our time... Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos disaster. And honestly… where do you even start with this one?Holmes dropped out of Stanford at nineteen, put on a Steve Jobs turtleneck, lowered her voice about two octaves, and somehow convinced some of the richest, most powerful people on the planet to throw over $700 million at a device that never actually worked. (If only confidence alone could do that for the rest of us.)Theranos promised to change healthcare forever with a simple finger-prick blood test. In re...
2025-12-0817 minBusiness and a BrewDo You Have to Be Crazy to Start Your Own Business?So… do you have to be slightly unhinged to start a business?Simon and I decided to tackle the question head-on... and honestly, the evidence is stacked against our sanity.We kick things off with some very British statistics from 2023:800,000 new businesses registered in the UK, which sounds impressive… until you realise 20% don’t even make it through the first year and a whopping 60% disappear within five. Cheery, right?There's also the emotional side of entrepreneurship... the bit no glossy Instagram reel prepares you fo...
2025-12-0119 minBusiness and a BrewAnd Then Someone Promises You 10 Leads a Week if You Buy This CourseWhat’s really going on behind those “too good to be true” marketing promises?Simon and I are talking the good stuff first: marketing that treats people like actual humans (ground-breaking, we know). Clear communication, real expectations, transparency that isn’t just sprinkled on top like glitter.Then we jump straight into the chaos... the fear-based messaging, the “act now or you’ll die cold and alone” tactics, the pretend scarcity, the “guaranteed results” promises, and the guilt-tripping funnels that somehow convince you you’re failing at life if you don’t buy the course. You’ve seen them. You’...
2025-11-2430 min
Broadcast Your AuthorityFrom Conversations to Conversions: The New Era of Podcast MarketingHow do you combine advertising, building connections, and leveraging relationships? Today, the co-founder of Broadcast Your Authority, Danielle Thompson, sits on the other side of the table to share her insights on marketing, podcasting, and the power of connection. Having built a multimillion-dollar business with Tamara, they now help others turn clicks into profit. Together with the panelists, they dive into marketing campaigns for lead generation, strategies for audience retention, and how podcasting creates opportunities, relationships, and growth. Tune into this episode of Broadcast Your Authority: From Conversations to Conversions: The New Era...
2025-11-2125 minBusiness and a BrewWouldn't It Be Nice to See a Corporation Admit They Screwed Up!In this week’s episode, Simon and I dive into a topic that comes up again and again… corporate denial. You know the one, the moment a huge organisation gets caught red-handed, denies everything with a perfectly polished statement, and quietly carries on making millions. Yep!We unpack some of the biggest examples from recent years and explore why it happens, how companies manage to bounce back so quickly, and why society seems to give them more grace than they sometimes deserve.We also talk about the performative side of corporate “values,” where glossy marketing promises...
2025-11-1720 minBusiness and a BrewAI, Will It Devalue Their Skills Or Put Them Out Of Work?Grab your mug and settle in, because this week we’re tackling one of the biggest questions shaking up the creative world... can artificial intelligence really be creative?We chat about the good, the bad, and the slightly terrifying side of it all, from how AI can supercharge efficiency to the uncomfortable question of whether it could ever replace genuine human creativity. Spoiler! We’re not convinced it can.There’s also a serious side to this brew-fuelled chat, the ethical and legal mess that comes with AI-generated content. Should creators be declaring when something’s AI-mad...
2025-11-1024 minBusiness and a BrewCharles Ponzi, A dapper Five Foot Two Inch FraudsterFraud. Scams. Dodgy deals that sound too good to be true (and usually are).In this week’s episode of Business and a Brew, we dive headfirst into the wonderfully weird and slightly worrying world of fraud. From fake magazine ads to a suspicious pig purchase (yes, you read that right), we’ve seen and shared some stories that prove scammers will try anything.We get into the mechanics of how these scams work, from the “just one more person and you’ll be rich” world of MLMs, to pyramid schemes that crumble faster than a soggy bi...
2025-11-0325 minBusiness and a BrewThe Myth of NichingGrab your cuppa, because this week we’re diving headfirst into one of the most divisive business conversations out there, niching. Yep, that old chestnut.On one side, we’ve got the anti-niche camp waving their “don’t box me in!” banners. They argue that telling every small business owner they must pick a niche is like telling a toddler they can only play with one toy forever. It’s restrictive, it’s stressful, and it can totally squash your creativity.On the other side, the pro-niche brigade are sipping their lattes smugly, pointing out that having a...
2025-10-2728 min
The ROAR PodcastThe Day My Vagina Broke: Stephanie Thompson on Childbirth Trauma, Recovery, and Radical HonestyWe don’t talk enough about what happens after birth. The stitches, the shame, the silence. The way your body changes—and how the world expects you to just carry on.In this unflinching episode of Roar, Stephanie Thompson, founder of Bravemumma and author of The Day My Vagina Broke, joins Danielle to talk about what happens when women stop protecting the narrative and start telling the truth.After a traumatic birth injury left her with lifelong complications, Stephanie made a choice: she could hide her experience—or she could use it to help other women...
2025-10-211h 19Business and a BrewHackers Exploited A Known Vulnerability - The EquaFax StoryEver wondered what happens when one of the world’s biggest credit reporting agencies accidentally leaves the front door wide open... for 76 days?In this week’s episode, we dive into the absolute chaos that was the Equifax data breach of 2017.We chat through how it went from bad to worse, the PR disaster, the “less than £5 per victim” compensation that wouldn’t even buy a pint, and the eye-watering £500,000 UK fine (which, let’s face it, is about as painful to Equifax as a paper cut).This episode isn’t just about tech gone wrong...
2025-10-2022 minBusiness and a BrewYou Can't Just Drop It In, And It Miraculously Works!Change. Some people love it. Most people… not so much.In this week’s episode of Business and a Brew, we dive into the messy, magical world of change management - or, as we like to call it, “convincing people to stop clinging to spreadsheets from 2004.”We chat about why change feels so uncomfortable, the resistance that crops up when businesses try to move from familiar (but painfully outdated) systems into something new, and how to actually make transitions smoother without everyone breaking into a panic.From logistics nightmares to stubborn teams who’d rather w...
2025-10-1328 minBusiness and a BrewIs it all about the science, or can any business benefit? Research and DevelopmentIs it all about the science, or can any business benefit? Let’s talk R&DWhen you hear Research & Development, you probably picture lab coats, test tubes, and big pharma breakthroughs. But guess what? R&D isn’t just for the science geeks... it could be hiding in plain sight in your business.We’re diving into the surprisingly wide world of R&D and how it’s not just about creating the next COVID vaccine or sending a robot to Mars. It’s also about improving processes, building better tech, and doing things in new, sm...
2025-10-0617 min
Badass Direct Sales MasteryDanielle Thompson: Unapologetically You: Building a Business on Your Own TermsAbout Danielle Thompson:Danielle is the founder of Goldspun Support - Helping Fractional Directors ditch the admin and reclaim the work they love. Operational partner. Strategic support. Business best friend. Co-podcast host on top ten charting "Business and a Brew", best-selling author, loved by clients & audiences alike.She’s part cheerleader, part operations ninja, and fully committed to helping brilliant women stop drowning in admin and start scaling with sanity. With 10+ years’ experience and zero time for fluff, Danielle’s all about practical fixes, proper freedom, and unapologetically running a business on your terms.Burn...
2025-09-3057 minBusiness and a BrewKellogs & the culty wellness retreatCornflakes: the innocent breakfast staple… or the crunchy legacy of a bizarre 19th-century wellness cult?We’re diving spoon-first into the truly wild origins of Kellogg’s, because this isn’t just a story about cereal. It’s a story about celibacy, enemas, and accidental entrepreneurship. Yes, really.It all started in 1894 with Dr. John Harvey Kellogg, a wellness-obsessed doctor running a sanitarium that promised to cleanse both body and soul. Picture it: strict diets, no caffeine, no meat, and definitely no… solo activities. He and his brother, Will Keith Kellogg, created Corn Flakes as part of this...
2025-09-2918 minBusiness and a BrewWe Work, How "Wrongness" was overshadowed by the revenue.At first glance, it looked like the future of work. Open-plan spaces, kombucha on tap, and a promise to “elevate the world’s consciousness.” Founded in 2010 by Adam Neumann and Miguel McKelvey, WeWork wasn’t just offering office space, it was selling a movement. By 2019, it had exploded into over 100 cities across 29 countries, racking up a jaw-dropping $47 billion valuation.But underneath the glossy branding and community buzzwords, things were spiralling. Fast.We dig into how WeWork’s entire business model was built on shaky foundations, leasing long-term real estate and subletting it short-term, inflating numbers, and at tim...
2025-09-2213 minBusiness and a BrewBoeing - They're not actually that safe, as aeroplanes go.For decades, Boeing was seen as the gold standard in commercial aviation. The 737, launched back in 1968, became the world’s best-selling jet, trusted by airlines and passengers across the globe. But the story took a dark turn with the arrival of the 737 Max, a model that would come to symbolise how corporate pressure, poor design choices, and regulatory gaps can turn deadly.We’re diving into the tragic failures that led to the 2018 and 2019 crashes, both caused by the MCAS system, an automated “safety” feature that instead sent planes into fatal dives. These crashes grounded the entire 737 Max flee...
2025-09-1523 minBusiness and a BrewUber: It solved the whole problem that you had with standard taxi servicesRemember when getting a cab meant waiting in the rain, fumbling for cash, and hoping the driver knew your route? Uber came along in 2009 and flipped the script, offering sleek, on-demand rides with a few taps on your phone. What started as a luxury app has become a global giant, now holding over 75% of the US rideshare market and contributing a massive £5 billion to the UK economy by 2024.But innovation always comes with consequences. As Uber rose, traditional taxi services declined, with London’s iconic black cabs falling in just a few years. The company faced intense leg...
2025-09-0821 minBusiness and a BrewIs ChatGPT drinking all the water?We’ve heard the headlines... AI is coming for your job, your art, and now… your water supply?We’re unpacking the growing concern around the environmental cost of AI tools like ChatGPT and the infrastructure that powers them. These systems aren’t floating in the cloud on fairy dust... they require massive data centres, relentless processing power, and yes, a hell of a lot of water to keep them cool. With growing pressure on natural resources and climate consciousness at an all-time high, we’re asking: what’s the real cost of convenience?Beyond the clickbai...
2025-09-0128 minBusiness and a BrewADE 651 the bullshit detector!It looked like a real solution. It was sold like a miracle. And it ended up costing lives.We’re talking about the ADE 651, a so-called bomb and substance detector that turned out to be nothing more than a glorified golf ball finder. Marketed as a cutting-edge device capable of detecting explosives, drugs, and weapons from hundreds of metres away, it was nothing short of a complete scam.This device made its way into the hands of militaries and police forces across various countries. Governments paid thousands per unit, trusting it would keep people safe. Th...
2025-08-2523 minBusiness and a BrewHow Tropicana Threw $35 Billion Out of the WindowRebrands are supposed to be fresh, exciting, and a little bit fancy. But sometimes, they’re just a really expensive way to upset literally everyone.First up, the orange juice disaster of 2009. Tropicana decided to ditch the classic orange-with-a-straw design and go full minimalist. The result? A 20% sales drop, a $35 million packaging fail, and $30 billion in lost revenue before they sheepishly slapped the old design back on the shelf. Cheers to that.Then there’s Gap, who in 2010 thought they’d outgrown their iconic blue box. The internet disagreed... loudly. Within days, there were 20,000 angry commen...
2025-08-1818 minBusiness and a BrewLord King Scamming VirginsThe Britsh Airways vs Virgin Atlantic showdown in the 90s wasn’t just business, it was pure soap opera in the skies. Forget friendly competition, British Airways went full villain mode with a plot straight out of a corporate spy thriller.We’re talking BA staff pretending to be Virgin employees, digging through Virgin’s systems, planting fake news stories, and handing out cheeky upgrades. It was all part of a full-on campaign to crush Virgin Atlantic before it really took off. But Richard Branson wasn’t about to sit quietly in economy... he sued for libel, and BA h...
2025-08-1118 minBusiness and a BrewBabies Breathing AsbestosJohnson & Johnson’s baby powder used to be a household staple, white, fluffy, and trusted since 1894. But behind the sweet-smelling clouds was a problem that definitely didn’t belong near babies (or anyone, really): asbestos.Despite evidence dating back to the 1950s showing traces of asbestos in their talc products, the brand kept things squeaky clean on the outside and carried on marketing it as totally safe. Fast forward to thousands of lawsuits, billions in payouts, and a full-blown PR disaster.The big moment came in 2018, when Reuters dropped the bombshell... internal documents proving they knew...
2025-08-0425 minBroadcast Your AuthorityHow to Get Booked on Podcasts The Right WayHow do you explore your unique voice to shine in the podcast world? In this episode, Danielle Thompson and I break down what it takes to get booked on the right podcasts, not just any show, but the ones that align with your purpose to amplify your message. We dig into the strategies no one tells you: why leading with value (not ego) wins every time, how to craft a pitch that lands, and why relationships matter more than downloads. Feeling nervous about showing up on air? You're not alone. We also share how...
2025-08-0121 minBroadcast Your AuthorityStrategic Podcasting A Game-Changer for Corporate GrowthPodcasting isn't just for marketing anymore. It's becoming one of the most powerful tools for building team culture, recruiting top talent, and nurturing internal communication inside corporations. In this episode, Danielle Thompson and I share how businesses are shifting the podcasting narrative—from external campaigns to internal transformation. We dive into creative ways corporations can build mini-series around leadership insights, employee stories, and even department-specific campaigns that create connections across global teams. From creating multilingual content that reaches diverse teams to turning behind-the-scenes culture moments into shareable micro-content, we break down how to make your podc...
2025-07-2921 minBusiness and a BrewFord, the Car Brand You Can Trust?The Ford Pinto was meant to be the Beetle’s cooler, cheaper cousin, quick to market, easy on the wallet, and built in just two years. What could possibly go wrong? Well… quite a bit, actually.This little car had one big problem. If you got rear-ended, the fuel tank could turn your commute into a bonfire. Between 1970 and 1976, it was linked to dozens of deaths and injuries, with some estimates suggesting up to 900 fatalities. And Ford? They did the maths and figured paying off lawsuits was cheaper than fixing the design. Nice.It caused a ma...
2025-07-2815 minBusiness and a BrewThe Fall of an EmpireToys R Us went from every kid’s dream destination to a cautionary tale of how not to run a retail empire. Founded in 1948 by Charles Lazarus, it started as a baby store before becoming the go-to big box toy retailer. For decades, it dominated the US toy market and felt completely untouchable.Then the internet showed up. By 2000, instead of building their own e-commerce game, they struck a deal with Amazon to be the exclusive toy supplier. Sounds clever, but Amazon let in other sellers anyway, undercutting Toys R Us and slowly eating their market share....
2025-07-2114 min
The Danielle K. White ShowFrom Shy Assistant to Viral Educator: How Olivia Thompson Built a Dream Life Behind the ChairIn this powerful episode of The Danielle K. White Show, Danielle sits down with industry powerhouse Olivia Thompson (@OMGArtistry), a hairstylist turned educator and viral content creator. Olivia shares her raw, inspiring journey from working in salons as a shy teen to navigating the 2008 recession, and ultimately leveraging videography, social media, and education to design a life and business she loves.The two dive deep into the realities of building a personal brand, the evolution from consumer-facing content to educator-level authority, and the strategic mindset shifts needed to thrive in the beauty industry. Olivia r...
2025-07-1748 minBusiness and a BrewIs Organic What You Think It Is?Organic labels might look all wholesome and earthy on the shelf, but behind the scenes, it’s a chaotic cocktail of red tape, sky-high fees, and some seriously eyebrow-raising rules.This one’s about two friends running a cracking little tea and coffee business. They’re sourcing responsibly, passing independent tests, and doing everything by the book... except getting that fancy Soil Association stamp. Despite ticking all the organic boxes, they faced a £20,000 fine simply for using the word organic without the official seal of approval.Yep, turns out being organic isn’t enough. You’ve got to p...
2025-07-1430 minBusiness and a BrewMcCafe, Karma That BurnsStella Liebeck’s coffee burn case has been the butt of jokes for decades, but the real story? It’s anything but a punchline.Back in 1992, 79-year-old Stella spilled a cup of McDonald’s coffee in her lap. Sounds minor, right? Except the coffee was served at a ridiculous 180 to 190°F and caused third-degree burns that left her needing skin grafts and two years of treatment. She asked McDonald’s for $20,000 to cover her medical bills. They said no.Turns out, they knew their coffee was dangerously hot but kept it that way so it wouldn’t...
2025-07-0714 minBusiness and a BrewOne man, one brew. Simon's Personal StoryAbout Simon and Danielle:Simon and Danielle are both business owners, based in the East Midlands, who met through mutual business contacts and who share a love of all things business. Simon runs Skylight Media – Award-winning experts in Website Design, E-commerce & Marketing running since 2003. Danielle runs Goldspun Support – a multi-faceted support service for fractional directors and small business owners across the globe, running since 2009. Since they first met Simon and Danielle have spent a ridiculous amount of time talking about the subjects that interest them – usually over a drink in the...
2025-06-3019 min
Don't Cut Your Own BangsPain as a Professor: Growing Through Life's Challenges with Ashlyn ThompsonWelcome back to 'Don't Cut Your Own Bangs!' In this lively and heartfelt episode, Danielle Ireland chats with Ashlyn Thompson from the Parent Empowerment Network. Ashlyn shares her journey from growing her nonprofit organization to the emotional rollercoaster of her daughter's complex medical journey. Get ready to explore how pain can be an unexpected teacher, the magic of community support, and why tapping into creativity can be your secret weapon against anxiety. Filled with laughs, valuable insights, and touching moments, this episode is a treasure trove of wisdom and joy...
2025-06-231h 03Business and a BrewA Bird's Eye View on Frozen FoodsClarence Birdseye wasn’t just a guy with a name that sounds made-up; he was the biologist who turned frozen food from a sad soggy mess into a global game-changer. After dropping out of college and spending time ice fishing in Labrador (because of course he did), he clocked that fish frozen quickly in extreme cold stayed fresh and tasty. And just like that, flash-freezing was born.There were a few hiccups, obviously. Most households didn’t even have freezers, and shipping frozen food was a logistical nightmare. But Clarence was all in. He invented wild bits of k...
2025-06-2312 minBusiness and a BrewGoldspun Support - Danielle ThompsonAbout Simon and Danielle:Simon and Danielle are both business owners, based in the East Midlands, who met through mutual business contacts and who share a love of all things business. Simon runs Skylight Media – Award-winning experts in Website Design, E-commerce & Marketing running since 2003. Danielle runs Goldspun Support – a multi-faceted support service for fractional directors and small business owners across the globe, running since 2009. Since they first met Simon and Danielle have spent a ridiculous amount of time talking about the subjects that interest them – usually over a drink in the...
2025-06-1623 minBusiness and a BrewThe death and resurrection of KodakKodak’s story is the business version of “you had one job.” They gave the world the Box Brownie, the first colour film, and basically made photography a household thing. Founded in 1880 by George Eastman, they were the dogs bollocks of the camera world... until they weren’t.Fast forward to 1975 and one of their own engineers, Steve Sasson, invents the very first digital camera. Total game-changer. But Kodak? They shoved it in a drawer. Why? Because they didn’t want to mess with their precious film sales. Even after their own research said digital would take over in te...
2025-06-0917 min
The Soap Box PodcastWhat do you REALLY need to do to market your business, with Danielle ThompsonWe think we know what it takes to market a business online. A bit of Instagram wizardry here, a five-step LinkedIn funnel there, a sprinkle of referral strategy and maybe a course by someone who talks like Alex Hormozi but wears a skirt suit – and boom, marketing sorted. Right?Wrong.This isn’t technically a marketing podcast, but let’s be honest, if you’re a business owner with a social conscience, you need a way to market that actually works without selling your soul. You want to reach people, make money, and further your mission...
2025-06-0546 minBusiness and a BrewDePuy or Not DePuy: When Medical Devices Go Very, Very WrongThings took a darker turn with the story of DePuy’s ASR hip replacements, a medical device that promised mobility but ended up causing chaos inside the body.The ASR model used an all-metal design, which turned out to be a massive problem. Over time, metal debris would shed into the bloodstream, leading to serious health issues like metallosis, pseudo tumours, and even cognitive decline. The worst part? It skipped the usual rigorous safety checks thanks to a fast-track approval route known as the 510(k) pathway.By 2008, more than 100,000 of these devices had been implanted ar...
2025-06-0221 minBusiness and a BrewBrewDog: Excellent Beer, a Bit Shit at ForestryLet’s talk about BrewDog! The punk of the beer world that’s built its brand on disruption, bold claims, and a whole lot of attitude.Founded in 2007, they went from a small start-up to striking major deals, including one with Tesco, all while shaking up the industry with rebellious marketing and unapologetic messaging. In 2020, they bought 2,000 acres of Scottish land for their “Buy One Get One Tree” campaign, aiming to go carbon negative. It sounded impressive, but by 2023, things weren’t looking great. Over half the Scots pines, nearly all the broadleaf oaks, and half the birch sapl...
2025-05-2617 minBusiness and a BrewHow Different Is Your Genuine Dior Bag From a Chinese Knock Off?We got into the glossy world of luxury brands and asked the question no one really wants to answer: how much of what we buy is about status, and how much is actually about ethics?Dior and Armani took centre stage after a 2024 report revealed they’d been slapping “Made in Italy” labels on goods actually produced in China. Bit awkward, considering the whole luxury vibe rests on craftsmanship and authenticity. Then there’s the price tags. A Dior bag that sells for $2,800? Costs just $57 to make. We’ll let that sink in.We also talked abo...
2025-05-1918 min
Oracle On Purpose | Lia DunlapEP127: Unlocking Wealth for Women with Danielle ThompsonLive into your greatest possibilities. Join the Limitless Life Club today! https://www.limitlesslifeclub.org You are already visible, and people are already seeing you. Now it's time to catch up! In this episode, I sit down with Danielle Thompson, co-founder of Broadcast Your Authority and co-host of the Women Unlocking Wealth Podcast, to talk about women's great potential to achieve abundance and wealth. Danielle shares how she faced her fears and followed her passion to help entrepreneurs share their voices and grow their businesses...
2025-05-1318 minBusiness and a BrewEDF: Energy That's Sexier Because It’s French?We got chatting about EDF Energy, the power giant that’s got its fingers in sockets across more than 30 countries. Known for banging the sustainability drum and offering decent perks like job security, flexible working, and proper training, it’s easy to see why people line up to work there.But, like most corporate giants, it’s not all sunshine and solar panels. Projects like Hinkley Point C have spiralled way over budget... starting at £18 billion and now heading for £46 billion. Ouch.And then there’s the spicy stuff. A €1.5 million fine for hacking Greenpeace (yes, really...
2025-05-1216 minBusiness and a BrewThe Nazi Shoemaker: How Much Do You Know About Puma and AdidasWe got into the seriously dramatic sibling story behind two of the biggest sports brands on the planet: Puma and Adidas. What started as a shared passion for making top-notch running shoes turned into a full-blown family feud with global consequences.Back in 1924, Rudolph and Adolf Dassler set up a shoe factory powered by a stationary bike. Their designs took off, especially with German athletes, and things were looking pretty solid. But then World War II happened, and tensions between the brothers exploded. By 1943, their partnership was over for good.After the war, things got...
2025-05-0515 minBusiness and a BrewSpilling Oil: It's Not a Slick Business MoveWe dove into the chaos of the Torrey Canyon oil spill, one of the first major environmental disasters of its kind, and let’s just say, it was an absolute mess. Back in 1967, the SS Torrey Canyon, a huge oil tanker, hit Pollard’s Rock in the Seven Stones Reef and dumped over 31 million gallons of crude oil into the sea.Cornwall, the Channel Islands, and parts of Brittany took the brunt of it. Coastlines were wrecked, wildlife devastated, and thousands of seabirds lost. It was a wake-up call for the shipping world and sparked a serious reth...
2025-04-2828 min
LIFE WELL LIVED BY OMOBOLA STEPHENE401: Understanding The Ripple Effect Of Values In Life With Dr. Danielle Thompson PhD.On Life Well Lived By Omobola Stephen, host, Omobola Stephen featured a guest, Dr. Danielle Thompson PhD the co-author of the SEISMIC IMPRINT PROJECT which discusses the power of a person's unique contribution to change the world. Dr.Danielle is a social scientist, author, and advocate for meaningful change. With a career rooted in education and a deep passion for exploring the intersection of personal growth and community impact. On the show, it was a worthwhile interview having Dr. Danielle shared her thoughts on the ripple effect of values: How individual actions rooted in strong values create meaningful...
2025-04-2233 minBusiness and a BrewWhy Birthday Cards are ImportantWe got chatting about greeting cards... and trust us, it’s a juicier topic than you’d think. From ancient Egypt and China to the boom during the Industrial Revolution, we took a little stroll through history and realised just how iconic that folded bit of card really is.The UK greeting card industry is no small thing either, bringing in a whopping £1.5 billion a year. With 94% of households buying an average of 10.5 cards annually (who’s buying the half?), it’s clear we’re a nation that still loves a handwritten note. And yes, despite all the tech, 7...
2025-04-2117 minBusiness and a BrewTicketmaster Behind the Scenes, do you Know What you are Paying for?About Simon and Danielle:Simon and Danielle are both business owners, based in the East Midlands, who met through mutual business contacts and who share a love of all things business. Simon runs Skylight Media – Award-winning experts in Website Design, E-commerce & Marketing running since 2003. Danielle runs Goldspun Support – a multi-faceted support service for fractional directors and small business owners across the globe, running since 2009. Since they first met Simon and Danielle have spent a ridiculous amount of time talking about the subjects that interest them – usually over a drink in the...
2025-04-1423 minBusiness and a BrewModern Day Freak Show, the Businesses that Shouldn't Work - But do!About Simon and Danielle:Simon and Danielle are both business owners, based in the East Midlands, who met through mutual business contacts and who share a love of all things business. Simon runs Skylight Media – Award-winning experts in Website Design, E-commerce & Marketing running since 2003. Danielle runs Goldspun Support – a multi-faceted support service for fractional directors and small business owners across the globe, running since 2009. Since they first met Simon and Danielle have spent a ridiculous amount of time talking about the subjects that interest them – usually over a drink in the...
2025-04-0716 minBusiness and a BrewGet Your Bridget Jones' on Girls - its Time to Talk Spanx!Love them or loathe them, Spanx has become a wardrobe staple for millions of women looking for that smooth, sculpted silhouette. But where did it all start? We’re going back to 1998, when Sarah Blakely, armed with nothing but a pair of scissors, a pair of sheer tights, and a frustration with visible panty lines, created what would become one of the most successful fashion inventions of all time.Blakely had zero experience in fashion or business, but that didn’t stop her from building a billion-dollar empire. Spanx gave women a secret confidence boost, smoothing lumps and...
2025-03-3113 minBusiness and a BrewDyson, does it actually SUCK?James Dyson built an empire on relentless innovation, testing 5,126 prototypes before finally cracking the vacuum cleaner game. That kind of persistence is impressive, but does it mean Dyson is the golden standard of engineering, or just another brand riding on clever marketing?We’re diving into Dyson’s rise from scrappy inventor to billionaire businessman, comparing his journey to other accidental innovations like bubble wrap and Post-it notes. But not everything about Dyson’s success story is spotless. His controversial decision to move operations from the UK to Singapore, despite being a vocal Brexit supporter, raises questions about...
2025-03-1716 minBusiness and a BrewDisney, the Fairytale you Expected?For 100 years, Disney has been the ultimate storyteller, bringing us childhood nostalgia, cinematic magic, and theme park dreams. But behind the castles and catchy songs, things aren’t looking quite so enchanted.We’re digging into the controversies and cracks appearing in the House of Mouse. From early accusations of racial stereotyping and sexism in classic films to modern-day scandals involving plagiarism, bribery, and sweatshop labour, Disney’s reputation has had its fair share of dark chapters. And let’s talk about Disney+, what seemed like an unstoppable streaming powerhouse during the pandemic has since lost 2.1...
2025-03-1021 min
Holistic Chaos7: The ripple effect: How your presence shapes the world with Dr. Danielle ThompsonHow do our life experiences shape who we become? And what if our daily connections have a bigger impact than we realize?In this episode of Holistic Flow, I sit down with the brilliant Danielle Thompson, Ph.D., whose journey—from teenage mom to social scientist and educator—is nothing short of inspiring. We dive into the power of human connection, the ripple effects of our choices, and the unseen ways we leave our mark on the world.Danielle shares her path to earning a PhD, the profound insights behind her Seismic Imprint Project, and how...
2025-03-061h 06Business and a BrewAirbnb Truths, Listen Before you book!What started as a quirky idea, renting out an air mattress to make a bit of extra cash, has exploded into a $31 billion giant that now rivals the world’s biggest hotel chains. Airbnb has changed the way we travel, offering everything from treehouses to penthouses in over 200 countries. But has this so-called travel revolution come at too high a cost?We’re unpacking the impact Airbnb has had on cities, communities, and housing markets worldwide. From New York to Barcelona to Paris, local governments are cracking down on short-term rentals, arguing that Airbnb has fuelled housing shor...
2025-03-0318 minBusiness and a BrewIs Football Really the Wholesome Sport you Think it is?Football, the beautiful game, the world’s sport, the great unifier. But beneath the passion, the rivalries, and the stadium anthems, there’s a side to the sport that’s far from wholesome.We’re talking about corruption at the highest levels, the kind that turns a game of skill and dedication into a multi-billion-dollar power play. Since 2015, FIFA has been rocked by scandal after scandal, with $150 million in bribes, the arrests of top officials, and World Cup hosting rights awarded under deeply questionable circumstances.It doesn’t stop at the boardroom. The monopolisation of sponsorshi...
2025-02-2420 minBusiness and a BrewPatagonia and Donald Trumps Obsession with GreenwashingSustainability sells, but how much of it is real, and how much is just clever marketing? Patagonia has built its entire brand on environmental advocacy, championing recycled materials, fair trade, and transparency. From their Worn Wear program, which encourages customers to repair rather than replace, to their outspoken stance against destructive policies, they’ve positioned themselves as the gold standard for ethical business. But is it all as green as it seems?We’re diving into the reality of Patagonia’s sustainability claims, the challenges of maintaining true ethical supply chains, and the inevitable controversies that come with b...
2025-02-1718 minBusiness and a BrewCheap and Accessible Graphic Design? The Origins of Canva Exposed.Once upon a time, if you wanted professional-looking graphics, you either had to pay a designer or battle with the complicated world of Adobe. Enter Canva, the platform that flipped the industry on its head. What started as a simple idea from Melanie Perkins in 2000 has grown into a global design powerhouse with 190 million users across 190 countries. And the craziest part? It was rejected by 100 investors before finally taking off.But behind the sleek templates and drag-and-drop ease, there’s a bigger conversation to be had. Canva’s AI integration, including Leonardo AI for image gene...
2025-02-1014 minBusiness and a BrewProof That It Is Bloody Dangerous To Have a Job - Warning, Might Make You Want To Quit ImmediatelyThe stats don’t lie.We’re digging into the hard-hitting reality of workplace fatalities, and the numbers might just make you rethink everything. In the UK alone, 137 people lost their lives at work in 2023/24. Falls from height and being struck by moving vehicles accounted for a staggering 70% of those deaths. The majority, 95% were men, and over a third were aged 60 or over. Construction and agriculture remain the deadliest industries.Health and safety might feel like a box-ticking exercise, but when you see these figures, it’s clear why it exists. We’re breaking down the real...
2025-02-0317 minBusiness and a BrewWhy You Should Quit Buying Starbucks, But You Probs Won't!Why do we keep buying Starbucks, even when we know the controversies? In this episode, we dig into the story of the coffee giant that has become both a symbol of convenience and a lightning rod for criticism. Founded in 1971, Starbucks is often celebrated for its values and branding, but its practices tell a more complicated story.We explore the company’s public image versus its reality, touching on issues like human rights concerns, environmental impact, and supply chain challenges. From accusations of low wages for coffee farmers to union-busting and even reports of child labour, Starbucks fa...
2025-01-2718 minBusiness and a BrewWhat If Wilson Wasn't Sent By FEDEX? The Logistics Company SecretsWhat if Wilson wasn’t sent by FedEx? We take a deep dive into the fascinating story of how this logistics giant reshaped overnight delivery. Together, we explore Fred Smith’s bold vision to create a reliable service for time-sensitive shipments, from critical business documents to life-saving medical transplants.We talk about the company’s strategic moves in the 1980s, its innovative investments in technology, and the uphill battle of convincing people why fast delivery mattered. FedEx’s journey shows us how resilience, adaptability, and even failure can lead to game-changing success.Join us as we unpac...
2025-01-2013 minBusiness and a BrewDalkon Sheild Sounds Like It Would Protect You Right? Wrong!The Dalkon Shield IUD was introduced in the 1970s with the promise of revolutionising contraception, but its story serves as a sobering reminder of what can happen when innovation outpaces responsibility. Designed by Dr. Hugh Davis and marketed by A.H. Robbins, the device’s peculiar shape, resembling a beetle might have seemed like a stroke of medical ingenuity, but the reality was far from reassuring.This tragic chapter in medical history teaches us some hard lessons. First, the absolute necessity of rigorous clinical testing before any product hits the market. The consequences of cutting corners in th...
2025-01-1518 minBusiness and a BrewIs Bumble a Dating Day Fumble Or Ready To Help You Rumble In The Sheets?We take a closer look at the ever-changing world of online dating, exploring its highs, lows, and everything in between. Together, we unravel the story of Bumble, the app that put women in control by making them initiate conversations. At the core of Bumble’s creation is Whitney Wolfe Herd’s powerful story - her experience with sexual harassment at Tinder motivated her to build a platform focused on empowerment and safer interactions.With a valuation nearing $270 million in 2024 and nearly 60 million users, Bumble has grown beyond dating, branching into networking and friendships. But we question whether it t...
2025-01-1313 minBusiness and a BrewHow Well Do You Know The Sugar Sweet Hippies That Are Ben And Jerry?We explore the fascinating story behind Ben & Jerry's, diving into how two friends with dreams of pottery and medicine unexpectedly became ice cream legends. Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield originally planned to open a bagel shop, but a $5 ice cream-making course set them on a new path. In 1978, they opened their first shop, experimenting with a variety of foods before narrowing their focus to ice cream by 1979.Ben's anosmia (the inability to smell) shaped the brand's signature style of intensely flavoured, chunky creations, as he relied on texture and bold flavours to make each bite memorable. Not...
2025-01-1315 minBusiness and a BrewBakery Horror StoryWe delve into the chilling story of Harvest Time Bakery in Leicester, where a tragic and preventable accident shook the industry in 1998. When a 75-foot tunnel oven malfunctioned, the bakery’s owners prioritised avoiding downtime over proper safety protocols, with devastating consequences.This harrowing incident underscores the critical importance of health and safety regulations in the workplace. We examine how negligence led to significant fines for the company and its directors, sparking conversations about corporate responsibility and the human cost of cutting corners. Join us as we reflect on the lessons this tragedy teaches about val...
2025-01-1318 minBusiness and a BrewDo You Really Know About KFC?We take a deep dive into the remarkable life of Colonel Sanders, exploring how he transformed from a farmhand with humble beginnings to the face of one of the world’s most recognisable brands, Kentucky Fried Chicken. Together, we unpack his journey through challenges like dropping out of school, tackling gruelling jobs, and facing rejection a staggering 1009 times before his iconic chicken recipe was accepted. From dramatic shootouts to devastating fires, Sanders’ story is one of resilience, grit, and determination. Join us as we uncover how he turned a series of setbacks into the foundation for a globa...
2025-01-1310 minBusiness and a BrewWhat Are You Signing Up For?In our first episode, we’re pulling back the curtain on who we are, how we met, and why we’ve finally decided to turn our chats into a podcast!This podcast is about more than just business – it’s about the real stories behind it. We’ll dive into the uncomfortable truths, celebrate the wins, and everything in between. Whether it’s a lesson we’ve learned the hard way, an industry insight, or just a funny anecdote from the week, we promise to keep it authentic, relatable, and always entertaining.We want you to feel like y...
2025-01-0903 min
Eyes Wide Open with Nick ThompsonBest of 2024: Eyes Wide Open w/ Nick ThompsonIn this episode, we take a look back on the amazing year of 2024 for Eyes Wide Open with Nick Thompson. The best clips of 2024 include: Therapy Jeff and Nick discuss their youth sports experiences that promoted toxic masculinity. Timmy Gibson and Nick discuss how you can flirt with someone and not come across as creepy. Stef "Rocks" spills the tea on what happens behind the scenes at rock concerts and broadcasting. Madina Alam shares her mission to reframe what therapy...
2024-12-241h 12
Light Up Your MetabolismHow to Detox Mold & Metals; A Hidden Cause of Blood Sugar Issues & Insulin Resistance with Dr. Torrie Thompson | Episode 228TODAY'S SPONSORSTimeline: Head to timelinenutrition.com and use the code DANIHEALTH to get 10% offMake sure to check out this link to Fullscript.com to get your lifetime 10% discount on my Supplement Store!TODAY'S GUESTDr. Torrie Thompson, DC struggled with her health for years. She went from doctor to doctor searching for answers and was told “everything is fine” or “I'm not sure how to help you." She went to over 25 doctors and spent over $100,000 on lab testing, supplements, and va...
2024-11-131h 08
Ringside: An American Dairy Goat PodcastThe Road to Geneva- Emily Thompson and Anna Thompson-Hajdik (Spotlight Special)Send us a textOn this special Spotlight Sale episode, Danielle and Jon interview the Thompson girls of the Legendairy and Kara Kahl herds. Find out what makes their Toggenburg and Alpine does that are in the sale so special by tuning in now!Legendairy Chip's Rheality Star Kara Kahl Speeding Awaywe have merch!
2024-10-0354 minRingside: An American Dairy Goat PodcastThe Road to Geneva- Emily Thompson and Anna Thompson-Hajdik (Spotlight Special)Send us a textOn this special Spotlight Sale episode, Danielle and Jon interview the Thompson girls of the Legendairy and Kara Kahl herds. Find out what makes their Toggenburg and Alpine does that are in the sale so special by tuning in now!Legendairy Chip's Rheality Star Kara Kahl Speeding Awaywe have merch!
2024-10-0354 min
Bold BecomingEp. 122 From a Bumping and Reacting Pinball Childhood to Peace through a Teen Pregnancy with Danielle ThompsonDanielle grew up in a chaotic environment with a low income family that moved almost every year, and a dad who drank and was verbally aggressive. Danielle was the one who fought back, and she carried her rebellious nature into adulthood, always standing up for the underdog. And in between all this, Danielle chose to keep her baby when she was 16 with an unplanned pregnancy. It was during her transition to motherhood that she found out who she really was and proved everyone else’s predictions wrong.
Find out what it’s like to be 1...
2024-04-251h 16Eyes Wide Open with Nick ThompsonRedefining Work and Productivity in the Age of Hustle Culture with Danielle RobertsDanielle Roberts, AKA the Anti-Career Coach, joins Nick to discuss rejecting hustle culture to change your relationship with work and redefining success and happiness in life. They explore the impact of burnout and the need for systemic changes in work environments. Danielle shares her personal journey from being a working professional to coaching and emphasizes the importance of aligning work with personal values. Danielle discusses the common trends among clients, the process of identifying values, and the need for reflection and exploration in career transitions. They also delve into the pressure to c...
2024-04-021h 14
The Parable Podcast with Danielle ZapchenkTPP #119 | The Power of Listening with Robin ThompsonSend The Parable Podcast a TextIn this episode, Robin Thompson, co-founder of Zoweh, discusses the process of recognizing and repairing the ways she may not have loved her children well in their growing-up years. She shares how engaging in narrative-focused trauma care helped her understand her own story and equipped her to listen to others. Robin emphasizes the importance of listening to ourselves and offers insights on how to engage in meaningful conversations with others. She also shares her hope for people to have authentic, life-changing encounters with God through Zoweh's resources and events. In this...
2023-12-0636 min
The SeqTek PodcastTransforming Your Online Presence with Danielle ThompsonWelcome to Transforming Your Online Presence with Danielle Thompson, the show where we dive deep into the world of digital marketing, entrepreneurship, and online business success.Episode Highlights:1. Meet Danielle Thompson- A brief introduction to Danielle's background and expertise in digital marketing and online business growth.2. The Importance of Online Presence- Discuss the significance of establishing a strong online presence for businesses in today's digital age.3. SEO Optimization- Explore the fundamentals of SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and its role in improving a business's visibility...
2023-10-3038 min
Learning With LowellBuilding the Longevity & Healthspan Clinic Everest Health with Danielle Ruiz | 223Danielle Ruiz is a highly accomplished professional with a background in nursing and a strong commitment to improving the healthcare system. As CEO and Medical Director of Everest Health Partners, she is dedicated to extending her clients' healthspan and optimizing individual health. Danielle's extensive experience in the medical field, including her research as a Fellow of Geriatric Medical Research, demonstrates her passion for preventing disease and promoting well-being, and her genuine care for her clients is a driving force behind her work.
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2023-09-291h 29The Parable Podcast with Danielle ZapchenkTPP #106 | Resurrecting the Young Places with Michael ThompsonSend The Parable Podcast a TextHave you ever had an experience that brought you back to the joy and innocence of being a kid? This is the first installment of a few collaboration episodes with Zoweh, which is a nonprofit mission that encourages men, women, and marriages by creating tools, resources, and community spaces that invite people to experience inner healing and intimate connection with God and with others. Today we are going to have a conversation with co-founder Michael Thompson who shares how an experience at Fenway Park shaped this parable story about our innocence
2023-09-0637 min
Connection to the Cosmos With Dr. Lisa ThompsonConnection to the Cosmos with Danielle Lyn ViolaJoin me for an “out of this world” conversation with Danielle Lyn Viola.
Danielle Lyn Viola is an Awakening & Ascension Guide. Having come into this lifetime fully awake as a spiritual being in physical form, the veil did not fall for her. It wasn’t until she was 7 years old that she came to the realization that not everyone was astral traveling or enjoying regular OBE’s (Out Of Body Experiences). At the young age of 11, she began studying and practicing varied forms of divination such as Tarot, palmisty, numerology, astrology and handwriting analysis. By her 18th...
2023-06-2854 min
Science of Reading: The PodcastS7 E5: Science of Reading professional development with Danielle ThompsonSusan interviews Danielle "Nell" Thompson, literacy multi-hyphenate and the creator of the Big Sky Literacy Summit. This August, the summit returns with a star-studded lineup of mentors, sages, teachers, and leaders, and in this episode, Nell shares how her own background—working with students in Alaska and Mississippi, among many other places—has helped shape this year's conference theme. She and Susan discuss the importance of mentorship in advancing evidence-based literacy practice and literacy instruction.Show notes:Website: Big Sky Literacy SummitTwitter: The Transformative Reading Teacher GroupDa...
2023-06-1458 minEyes Wide Open with Nick ThompsonReal BTS of Our Love is Blind Marriage with Danielle Ruhl - Part 2On this very special episode of Eyes Wide Open I'm joined by Danielle Ruhl, who you may know from Love is Blind and as my ex-wife. This episode is part one of a two-part series where we're going to discuss our entire experience before, during, and after Love is Blind filmed all the way through when the show came out and what it was like for us going through our public divorce. At the end, we will come together and talk about where we are now and what our relationship status is. T...
2023-06-0656 minEyes Wide Open with Nick ThompsonReal BTS of Our Love is Blind Marriage with Danielle Ruhl - Part IOn this very special episode of Eyes Wide Open I'm joined by Danielle Ruhl, who you may know from Love is Blind and as my ex-wife. This episode is part one of a two-part series where we're going to discuss our entire experience before, during, and after Love is Blind filmed all the way through when the show came out and what it was like for us going through our public divorce. At the end, we will come together and talk about where we are now and what our relationship status is. F...
2023-05-301h 12Connection to the Cosmos With Dr. Lisa ThompsonConnection to the Cosmos with Danielle EgnewJoin me for an “out of this world” conversation with Danielle Egnew.
Danielle Egnew is an award-winning Angel Translator, Psychic, and Medium featured on NBC, ABC, TNT, Travel Channel, Discovery+, and in the Washington Post and Huffington Post.
Danielle was the Angel consultant on CW’s hit show “Supernatural”, as well as consulting on DC’s “Man of Steel”, and Lifetime’s “America’s Psychic Challenge”.
She was named “Psychic of the Year” and “Most Notable UFOlogist” and is currently starring in the TV DocuSeries “The Road Angel”.
As an author, D...
2023-05-0257 min
The Product Design PodcastDanielle Thompson - Emotional Intelligence: A Designer’s SuperpowerIn episode 51 of The Product Design Podcast, Seth Coelen interviews Danielle Thompson, Founder of Design Match,where they connect ambitious startups with the perfect designers for their projects!During our chat, Danielle talks about how she has progressed along her career path by creating products and launching businesses. Danielle dives into how powerful the proper support can be along your product design career path and why working on your emotional intelligence will set you up for long-term success. She also shares how...
2023-04-2553 min
Good For ProfitE12 - Sustainable business | Danielle ThompsonOur guest is Danielle Thompson, Founder of Unthread Advisory. We talked about getting B Corp accreditation for your company and the way to change we see the sustainability of the business. 🌱
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2022-12-2052 min
What Now? Chiro Podcast8. Danielle Bakic - Swimming Fishies Swim School / Patent Pending and Expanding in Just Two YearsUse Code "whatnow" at checkout for $100 The Wealthy Practitioner Accelerator course https://stephaniewigner.com/wealthypractitioneracceleratorIn today's episode we have our friend Danielle Bakic with us!
Danielle is owner of Swimming Fishies swim school in DFW as well as author of "My Swim Adventure," a children's book that teaches kids how to overcome their fears in a fun and yummy way.
In this episode you'll hear Danielle share her story and adventure as a business owner and all that she is up to.
Thanks for listening and don't forget to...
2022-12-1936 min
Managing Your Fertility37 - Danielle Thompson: Navigating Infertility & Foster Care with HopeIn this week's episode, Bridget sits down with Danielle Thompson, founder of Favor Fertility Ministry, to talk more about her story of infertility and the journey to foster care. She shares very openly and vulnerably about her journey of infertility and how foster care is impacting her family life. She also answers practical questions for someone interested in learning more about the foster care system and process, so if you are someone that has been wondering if this is an option for you, definitely tune in!
It was such a joy to have Dani on the podcast...
2022-11-0940 min
The Coaching CastThe Coaching Cast S05 EP08 | "Birthdays & B-Corps" (Social Responsibility in 2022 with Danielle Thompson)S5 E08 | “Birthdays & B-Corps” (Social Responsibility in 2022 with Danielle Thompson) When we were planning the episodes for this 5th season we asked you what you wanted to learn about, and hear us discuss. One of the topics that many of you requested was understanding more about corporate social responsibility - CSR - and how it’s evolved in our current society following the pandemic, and with the growing concerns about cost of living, and the environment. Covid, climate change issues, and other recent world events have caused many of us to question what, and whom, i...
2022-07-1958 min
The Brand Theory PodcastHow NOT to Rely on Social Media with Wedding Photographer Sarah ThompsonSarah Thompson, is a fierce wedding photographer and educator who believes in giving a damn in both life and business. She’s served hundreds of clients through photography and wants to show the next generation of photographers and business owners how to serve their clients well while creating a sustainable business. Join us for this in depth conversation about business, life, what authenticity really is and why chasing social media is not where you should spend your time. Connect with Sarah Thompson:Website - https://sar...
2022-07-1243 min
The Purple Butterfly PodcastDe-stressing About Money: Practicing Financial Self Care with Special Guest Jennifer ThompsonEpisode Introduction:
It’s time to get your financial ducks in a row and get intentional about building a healthy relationship with your money. Tune in to find out more!
Episode Summary:
Our guest Jennifer Thompson joins us to talk about the importance of having a good credit score. She shares several tips on how to be more mindful about investing in our future and starting without feeling overwhelmed. The conversation also turns to talk about financial abuse and how understanding your money can help prevent that. This episode is ex...
2022-05-2253 minRingside: An American Dairy Goat PodcastJudges Training Conferences with Anna Thompson-Hadjik, Emily Thompson and Ashley ScheelSend us a textThis week Danielle and Jon want to talk about the ADGA Judges Pre- Training Conferences, Training Conferences. Who better than the Co-Chairs of the committee Anna Thompson Hadjik and Emily Thompson? They're also joined by Ashley Scheel as she is coordinating the conference in Wisconsin through the Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association. The event takes place June 17-19 follow the links for more information. Tune in as this panel of knowledge reveal what goes into a judges' conference. Do you think you've got what it takes? WDGA Special Judges Pre-Training Conference & Training Confer...
2022-05-021h 21Ringside: An American Dairy Goat PodcastJudges Training Conferences with Anna Thompson-Hadjik, Emily Thompson and Ashley ScheelSend us a textThis week Danielle and Jon want to talk about the ADGA Judges Pre- Training Conferences, Training Conferences. Who better than the Co-Chairs of the committee Anna Thompson Hadjik and Emily Thompson? They're also joined by Ashley Scheel as she is coordinating the conference in Wisconsin through the Wisconsin Dairy Goat Association. The event takes place June 17-19 follow the links for more information. Tune in as this panel of knowledge reveal what goes into a judges' conference. Do you think you've got what it takes? WDGA Special Judges Pre-Training Conference & Training Confer...
2022-05-021h 21
Unstoppable Grit with Danielle Cobo | Career Advancement & Burnout PreventionTips to a Thriving Career in Medical Sales with Brandon James ThompsonWelcome to another episode of “Dream Job with Danielle Cobo”!In today's conversation, we talk all about how to break into the medical sales industry, the importance of being kind to every person you meet, framing being "busy" in a positive way, and the value of taking the tougher path.I'm joined by Brandon James Thompson. Brandon is the CEO and Founder of BT Medical Innovations and Careers in Aesthetics. He helps healthcare companies find top talent. He has over 15 years of medical sales experience climbing the corporate ladder starting as a Territory Manager to Nati...
2022-04-0444 minUnstoppable Grit with Danielle Cobo | Career Advancement & Burnout PreventionTips to a Thriving Career in Medical Sales with Brandon James ThompsonWelcome to another episode of “Dream Job with Danielle Cobo”!In today's conversation, we talk all about how to break into the medical sales industry, the importance of being kind to every person you meet, framing being "busy" in a positive way, and the value of taking the tougher path.I'm joined by Brandon James Thompson. Brandon is the CEO and Founder of BT Medical Innovations and Careers in Aesthetics. He helps healthcare companies find top talent. He has over 15 years of medical sales experience climbing the corporate ladder starting as a Territory Manager to Nati...
2022-04-0444 min
WorkJoy Jam with Beth StallwoodS4 Ep2 Danielle Thompson - Sustainability - Think Big, Start SmallIn this episode Beth chats with sustainability expert Danielle about how focusing attention on the big things and working on the small things can build more sustainable (and joyful) businesses. S4 Ep2 Danielle Thompson - Sustainability - Think Big, Start SmallConnect with Danielle on Instagram, LinkedIn or read more on her website.
2022-03-0748 min