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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 270 - The ADHD Radio Free-for-AllLet’s start off right away with the title for this here Ep number 270.
The ADHD Radio Free-for-All
I had to trim this up quite a bit as it’s really scattered, hence the name. We are all over the place but it certainly keeps things interesting and it’s nice to hear all the WBZ voices of the past.
By the scrawled dates on the cassette this is a NNS from January 16th and maybe February 25th, 1995.
It begins with guest Richard Smith (who sounds a lot like Fred from NJ) ta...
2026-01-151h 19
Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comNo Running in the HallWhen my kids were in elementary school, they loved taking rules very literally. If I told my son not to touch his sister, he would immediately find the exact spot where he could stand as close as possible without actually touching her, and think it was hilarious. Technically, he was following the rule, even if he was clearly missing the spirit of it.
That kind of literal thinking has always made me laugh, especially when it comes to rules at school. Kids hear a rule, take it at face value, and then use a lot of creativity...
2026-01-0502 minPoetry for KidsNo Running in the HallWhen my kids were in elementary school, they loved taking rules very literally. If I told my son not to touch his sister, he would immediately find the exact spot where he could stand as close as possible without actually touching her, and think it was hilarious. Technically, he was following the rule, even if he was clearly missing the spirit of it.
That kind of literal thinking has always made me laugh, especially when it comes to rules at school. Kids hear a rule, take it at face value, and then use a lot of creativity...
2026-01-0502 minPoetry for KidsNo Running in the HallWhen my kids were in elementary school, they loved taking rules very literally. If I told my son not to touch his sister, he would immediately find the exact spot where he could stand as close as possible without actually touching her, and think it was hilarious. Technically, he was following the rule, even if he was clearly missing the spirit of it.
That kind of literal thinking has always made me laugh, especially when it comes to rules at school. Kids hear a rule, take it at face value, and then use a lot of creativity...
2026-01-0502 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 268 - Confusion, Consternation and CompetitionAs we close out 2025, I want to thank our listeners, subscribers and supporters. I’m so very appreciative of all your support. And if you’re wondering, “How can I support this wildly entertaining rebroadcast podcast?”
You can join Patreon where I post exclusive content and episode previews and other silliness. Buy Me a Coffee is a great way to do so as well. It’s kind of like a tip jar but I’ve added monthly support categories where, if you choose, you’ll receive a special certificate when you choose an option. I’m tellin’ ya, this is heady...
2026-01-011h 37
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 267 - A Merry Ol’ BroadcastThis here broadcast is filled with stories. Whether from our guest or all the callers. It’s a good one to entertain you as do some last-minute shopping.
By the date on the cassette, it’s all from December 23rd, 1995, but there’s some peepers talk later in the show so we may have a splash of Spring, 1996?
Even if that’s the case the title shall be: A Merry Ol’ Broadcast
The Guest that night was Theresa Rice Engels author of “Just Before Christmas: Children’s Stories to Read Aloud.” Norm couldn’t find the copy of...
2025-12-251h 39Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comSnow’s NoseI’ve always loved building snowmen. When my kids were younger, we used to spend whole winter afternoons rolling giant snowballs around the yard, hunting for the perfect sticks for arms, and deciding how he should be dresses and decorated. Which hat would work best? Should he have a scarf or a tie? Does he really need a carrot nose or would a button work just as well?
This year, I started thinking about how much personality a snowman seems to have by the time you’re done with it. You give it a hat, a scarf, and...
2025-12-0802 minPoetry for KidsSnow’s NoseI’ve always loved building snowmen. When my kids were younger, we used to spend whole winter afternoons rolling giant snowballs around the yard, hunting for the perfect sticks for arms, and deciding how he should be dresses and decorated. Which hat would work best? Should he have a scarf or a tie? Does he really need a carrot nose or would a button work just as well?
This year, I started thinking about how much personality a snowman seems to have by the time you’re done with it. You give it a hat, a scarf, and...
2025-12-0802 minPoetry for KidsSnow’s NoseI’ve always loved building snowmen. When my kids were younger, we used to spend whole winter afternoons rolling giant snowballs around the yard, hunting for the perfect sticks for arms, and deciding how he should be dresses and decorated. Which hat would work best? Should he have a scarf or a tie? Does he really need a carrot nose or would a button work just as well?
This year, I started thinking about how much personality a snowman seems to have by the time you’re done with it. You give it a hat, a scarf, and...
2025-12-0802 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 264 - Yodel Rad-ee-O-hooLet me take a moment to inform all subscribers and listeners that I have entered NNVoS in a niche comedy category for a Podcast Tonight Award! You will see some official badging in places as well as hear an announcement. Hey, why don’t I play that now?!
The link is below to cast your vote!
I would be a just so darn appreciative if you would.
It is getting slightly more difficult to match dates and even some months with the current calendar. That doesn’t mean we are short on episodes, far...
2025-12-041h 42
Whole Wellness MamasEp33: 5 Year Reflection - What I Wish I Knew Before Starting YouTube✨ 5 Years on YouTube: What I Learned + What I’d Do If I Were Starting Today ✨After FIVE years on YouTube (!!) and over 2M views, I’m sitting down to reflect on this surprising, wild, rewarding, and unpredictable journey. In this video, I’m sharing my real stats — uploads, followers, and views — and talking honestly about what worked, what didn’t, and what I wish I knew from the beginning.Whether you're thinking about starting a channel or you’ve been at it for years, I hope this inspires you and gives you the clarity I wish I had when I began...
2025-11-3014 minPoetry for KidsThanksgivingOne question students often ask me is what my favorite “kind” of poem is. That is, they want to know if I like haiku or limericks or diamantes or some other type of poem best. The word poets use to describe these different kinds of poems is “form.” A form is kind of poem defined by a set of rules, which might include a certain rhyme scheme, number of lines, syllable count and so on.
The truth of the matter is that I don’t normally write in poetic forms, but if I had to pick a favorite...
2025-11-2402 minPoetry for KidsThanksgivingOne question students often ask me is what my favorite “kind” of poem is. That is, they want to know if I like haiku or limericks or diamantes or some other type of poem best. The word poets use to describe these different kinds of poems is “form.” A form is kind of poem defined by a set of rules, which might include a certain rhyme scheme, number of lines, syllable count and so on.
The truth of the matter is that I don’t normally write in poetic forms, but if I had to pick a favorite...
2025-11-2402 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comThanksgivingOne question students often ask me is what my favorite “kind” of poem is. That is, they want to know if I like haiku or limericks or diamantes or some other type of poem best. The word poets use to describe these different kinds of poems is “form.” A form is kind of poem defined by a set of rules, which might include a certain rhyme scheme, number of lines, syllable count and so on.
The truth of the matter is that I don’t normally write in poetic forms, but if I had to pick a favorite...
2025-11-2402 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comMy Time Machine Is BrokenBefore we begin, there’s something I haven’t talked about very much. Most people assume I was born in the twentieth century and grew up like everyone else—going to school, learning poetry, all of that. But the truth is a bit more complicated.
I’m actually from the year 3017.
That’s right—thirty-seventeen. A full millennium in the future. Back home, time travel is fairly common. It’s not something people make a big fuss about, either. It’s more like catching bus. You can take a weekend trip to ancient Egypt, visit your great-great...
2025-11-1702 minPoetry for KidsMy Time Machine Is BrokenBefore we begin, there’s something I haven’t talked about very much. Most people assume I was born in the twentieth century and grew up like everyone else—going to school, learning poetry, all of that. But the truth is a bit more complicated.
I’m actually from the year 3017.
That’s right—thirty-seventeen. A full millennium in the future. Back home, time travel is fairly common. It’s not something people make a big fuss about, either. It’s more like catching bus. You can take a weekend trip to ancient Egypt, visit your great-great...
2025-11-1702 minPoetry for KidsMy Time Machine Is BrokenBefore we begin, there’s something I haven’t talked about very much. Most people assume I was born in the twentieth century and grew up like everyone else—going to school, learning poetry, all of that. But the truth is a bit more complicated.
I’m actually from the year 3017.
That’s right—thirty-seventeen. A full millennium in the future. Back home, time travel is fairly common. It’s not something people make a big fuss about, either. It’s more like catching bus. You can take a weekend trip to ancient Egypt, visit your great-great...
2025-11-1702 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 261 - Bad Reception and Bad JokesWelcome back all you lovers of the Silly. The next three eeks will feature DBG from the same date in consecutive years. Hang on…maybe the last week is off by a day, but I get high marks for trying.
Today is from November 24th, 1993, and will be titled: Bad Reception and Bad Jokes
The upcoming week’s will be November 24th, 1994 and November 25th, 1994. Well, at least that’s what the dates on the cassette read. It can change once my copious-note-taking-while-listening reveals a different date and/or year.
Players:
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2025-11-1350 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comDark ParkIt’s the middle of autumn, and the weather is definitely changing. The leaves have mostly fallen from the trees, and it’s been cold and raining for the past few days where I live. I thought I’d write something about this change of seasons—but in a slightly unexpected way.
This poem starts out as a simple bike ride through the park, but things take a strange turn once the weather begins to shift. Here is…
Dark Park
I went for a ride
on my bike in the park.
Some cloud...
2025-11-1001 minPoetry for KidsDark ParkIt’s the middle of autumn, and the weather is definitely changing. The leaves have mostly fallen from the trees, and it’s been cold and raining for the past few days where I live. I thought I’d write something about this change of seasons—but in a slightly unexpected way.
This poem starts out as a simple bike ride through the park, but things take a strange turn once the weather begins to shift. Here is…
Dark Park
I went for a ride
on my bike in the park.
Some cloud...
2025-11-1001 minPoetry for KidsDark ParkIt’s the middle of autumn, and the weather is definitely changing. The leaves have mostly fallen from the trees, and it’s been cold and raining for the past few days where I live. I thought I’d write something about this change of seasons—but in a slightly unexpected way.
This poem starts out as a simple bike ride through the park, but things take a strange turn once the weather begins to shift. Here is…
Dark Park
I went for a ride
on my bike in the park.
Some cloud...
2025-11-1001 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 259 - Two Betty’s a Brinkley and a McKinleyThis episode of Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness debuts on October 29th, 2025, which is the 29th anniversary of Norm’s passing which was on October 29th, 1996.
In keeping with that theme how about a DBG from October 29th, 1994? I don’t plan these things. Sometimes the universe works in mysterious ways. Keep sending those signs, Big Guy. I’ve got three recent examples to share on Patreon soon. One, was a wild one that you cannot explain as coincidence. So, if you’re interested in reading about them and other posts I’ve made, let your fingers do t...
2025-10-2941 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 257 - I'm a Fun GuyThere are A LOT of languages in Nigeria, our latest country added to the analytics, but I’ll go with the following: Ẹ ǹlẹ́!, Bawo ni, Ndewo and How far? Just to name a few greetings.
Today we have a DBG from October 17th, 1993 which is titled: I’m a Fun Guy
This was a bittersweet time for Norm and me as there were shift changes and I was offered to be the full-time, in-studio producer for David Brudnoy. David and I had worked together quite a bit but it was on a fill-in basis. T...
2025-10-1659 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 256 - Hollywood ConfusionHere’s a show from the very next night based on last week’s episode! We have ourselves a NNS/DBG/NNS from October 13th, 1996, which I’ve titled: Hollywood Confusion and believe me, you’ll see why as you listen.
First, I’ll give you all the callers throughout the NNS parts and some other details:
Note: There will be Makeup and costume time before the DBG begins
Joe
Deena from Ontario
A Caller with the most random question ever
Foxy Lady from Hyde Park - She...
2025-10-091h 35Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comIt’s a Farmer’s Job to FarmOne of the things I’ve loved ever since I was a kid is playing with language; making up silly words, twisting familiar phrases, and asking questions that don’t always have logical answers. I grew up reading nonsense poems like “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll and “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, and I still remember the tongue twisters and silly songs my dad used to recite, like “Fuzzy Wuzzy Was a Bear” and “Mairzy Doats.” Those kinds of playful poems and songs sparked something in me, and they’ve inspired many of the poems I’ve written since.
A...
2025-09-2902 minPoetry for KidsIt’s a Farmer’s Job to FarmOne of the things I’ve loved ever since I was a kid is playing with language; making up silly words, twisting familiar phrases, and asking questions that don’t always have logical answers. I grew up reading nonsense poems like “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll and “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, and I still remember the tongue twisters and silly songs my dad used to recite, like “Fuzzy Wuzzy Was a Bear” and “Mairzy Doats.” Those kinds of playful poems and songs sparked something in me, and they’ve inspired many of the poems I’ve written since.
A...
2025-09-2902 minPoetry for KidsIt’s a Farmer’s Job to FarmOne of the things I’ve loved ever since I was a kid is playing with language; making up silly words, twisting familiar phrases, and asking questions that don’t always have logical answers. I grew up reading nonsense poems like “Jabberwocky” by Lewis Carroll and “The Owl and the Pussycat” by Edward Lear, and I still remember the tongue twisters and silly songs my dad used to recite, like “Fuzzy Wuzzy Was a Bear” and “Mairzy Doats.” Those kinds of playful poems and songs sparked something in me, and they’ve inspired many of the poems I’ve written since.
A...
2025-09-2902 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comThe Reason Vance Learned How to DanceI’ve always loved writing poems about unusual characters—kids, teenagers, or even adults who do outrageous things or take ordinary situations and turn them completely upside down. “The Reason Vance Learned How to Dance” is one of those poems. It’s about a kid who puts in a ton of effort for one very specific reason… and then something unexpected happens.
Poems like this are a fun way to play with something called irony—that’s when the outcome is the opposite of what you’d expect. Imagine practicing all year to go swimming and then forgetting your sw...
2025-09-0102 minPoetry for KidsThe Reason Vance Learned How to DanceI’ve always loved writing poems about unusual characters—kids, teenagers, or even adults who do outrageous things or take ordinary situations and turn them completely upside down. “The Reason Vance Learned How to Dance” is one of those poems. It’s about a kid who puts in a ton of effort for one very specific reason… and then something unexpected happens.
Poems like this are a fun way to play with something called irony—that’s when the outcome is the opposite of what you’d expect. Imagine practicing all year to go swimming and then forgetting your sw...
2025-09-0102 minPoetry for KidsThe Reason Vance Learned How to DanceI’ve always loved writing poems about unusual characters—kids, teenagers, or even adults who do outrageous things or take ordinary situations and turn them completely upside down. “The Reason Vance Learned How to Dance” is one of those poems. It’s about a kid who puts in a ton of effort for one very specific reason… and then something unexpected happens.
Poems like this are a fun way to play with something called irony—that’s when the outcome is the opposite of what you’d expect. Imagine practicing all year to go swimming and then forgetting your sw...
2025-09-0102 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 245 - Astron-NormyDid you notice anything about last week’s episode? It was an encore of our very first release from the VoS. Good Ol’ Ep 1. Since we’re closing in on 250, I thought, why not? It was a fresh edit, title and notes.
That episode was so ridiculous I may repeat it every year.
That moves us to this week where we have a NNS from July 23rd, 1995 which I’ve titled: Astron-Normy.
Our Guest was Bob Berman, author of “Secrets of the Night Sky”
At the time he also wrote a column in Dis...
2025-07-241h 19Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comIce Pops, Ice PopsSummer is here, and the days are getting hot! I wrote this poem a couple of years ago for Storyworks 2 magazine, just in time for the end of the school year. Now that July has arrived again and the days are scorching, it felt like the perfect moment to share it on the website, along with a little “ice advice.” After all, there’s nothing better than a cool, sweet treat on a scorching day… as long as you remember how to treat your treat. This is…
Ice Pops, Ice Pops
Ice pops, ice pops.
A ta...
2025-06-3001 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comAnnette the DetectiveWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
I’ve always enjoyed writing poems about characters who are a little… well… less than excellent at what they do. There’s something especially funny about someone who tries their best but still manages to get everything hilariously wrong. Over the years, I’ve written about a pirate who’s never seen the sea, a scientist who searches for things that don’t exist, an old west bank robber who always fumbles the loot, and many more kooky characters.
This time, I thought it would be fun to take on the c...
2025-05-2702 min
SustainEpisode 270: Ben Nickolls & Andrew Nesbitt on Ecosyste.msGuests
Ben Nickolls | Andrew Nesbitt
Panelist
Richard Littauer
Show Notes
In this episode of Sustain, host Richard is joined by guests Ben Nickolls and Andrew Nesbitt to discuss the ecosyste.ms project. They explore how ecosyste.ms collects and analyzes metadata from various open-source projects to create a comprehensive database that can help improve funding allocation. The discussion covers the importance of funding the most critical open-source projects, the existing gaps in funding, and the partnership between ecosyste.ms and Open Source Collective to create funding algorithms that support...
2025-05-2344 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comMother’s Day BreakfastWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt. Today’s poem is all about a well-intentioned surprise that doesn’t go quite as planned. With Mother’s Day right around the corner, one young child decides to do something extra special—make breakfast and deliver it to Mom in bed. But sometimes, even the best ideas can turn into a bit of a mess. Stick around for a funny, food-flinging adventure called…
Mother’s Day Breakfast
I brought my mom Mother’s Day breakfast in bed.
I tripped and spilled orange juice right on her head.
...
2025-05-0501 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 233 - Not So Pitch PerfectLet me begin with a question. I don’t know what the dealio is with the subscribers. 255, 254 then 260 and now 259? YouTube, you’re killin’ me smalls. Thank you.
Ok. What better way to close out the month of fools then to use a DBG from MAY 1st. The year was 1994.
A few broadcast notes before we get to the game:
Some brief static invades the show early and was a sign of the impending doom to come. We have a short section of garbled tape that IS audible to a degree. It’s funny as...
2025-05-0146 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comMy Smelly TelephoneWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
One of the things that I enjoy most about writing poems is playing with words—especially when a word sounds like something else entirely. Today’s poem is one of those where the idea came from imagining a mix-up… the kind of mix-up that might happen if you were shopping for something high-tech and got something completely unexpected instead. This is…
My Smelly Telephone
My telephone is smelly.
It’s a smelly telephone.
I wish it didn’t stink but
it’s the only one I o...
2025-04-2801 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 232 - The Highlight ReelWell, hello there and welcome back to Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness with your host, Tony Nesbitt.
Let me begin by saying we have a DBG from April 16th, 1994 on tap for you today. There are many classic moments in this episode. SO many that I had to title it: The Highlight Reel-to-Reel.
I will also let you know that one of the perks of subscribing and becoming a Patron on Patreon is that you often get exclusive episode previews and special audio cuts as well as stories I don’t always share here. Same...
2025-04-2451 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 229 - Movie Moment MemoriesSpring is in the air and for us here at NNVoS with yours truly, Tony Nesbittt, that means…Peepers!
Now let me tell you a little story that I file under “Signs of Norm.”
When I choose these tapes and archive them digitally, I set a timer, start the process and walk away. When it’s time to take copious notes and write my open and close I’m hearing it for the first time.
The chances of choosing an episode from April that would have Norm playing the peepers is high. The chances of...
2025-04-0548 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 226 - Interesting People Telling Interesting StoriesAnother excellent mix of NNS’s are in store for you today.
These come from the March 12th & 13th, 1994. Then we visit May 11th, 1994 and then we get quite a surprise at the end as, like a bolt out of the blue, in comes December 25th 1993! It all flows nicely and I’ve titled it:
Interesting People Telling Interesting Stories
It’s right to calls!
Margaret talking about having met ELEVEN presidents and that she’s writing her memoir. I did a little research, and I do believe this was Marga...
2025-03-151h 43Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comOur Teacher’s ValentineWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
Valentine’s Day was coming up, and I had been trying for days to think of something funny to write about—but nothing seemed quite right. Then, in the middle of the night, I woke up from a sound sleep with the ending of this poem suddenly clear in my head. I grabbed my phone from the nightstand, quickly jotted down the idea, and went right back to sleep. The next morning, when I looked at what I had written, I still thought it was a good idea, so I sat...
2025-02-1002 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comIt’s a Drag to Be a DragonWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt.
I wanted to write a poem about the feeling of not fitting in, a theme that many of us can relate to at some point in our lives. Having recently written a poem about a misunderstood snake, I decided to switch things up and tell the story from the perspective of an awkward, larger-than-life creature: a dragon. The phrase “It’s a Drag to Be a Dragon” popped into my head, and the poem grew from there, exploring the humorous challenges a dragon might face in everyday life.
Of cou...
2025-01-2002 minPodcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comIt’s Lonely as a BoaWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt. Today I’m sharing a poem inspired by one of the more unusual pets my family had when I was a kid—a boa constrictor! Our boa was a wonderful pet—gentle, calm, and friendly—but I know that many people find snakes scary, even harmless ones. That got me thinking: what if a boa could tell its own story about being misunderstood? Here’s my poem, “It’s Lonely as a Boa.” I hope you enjoy it!
It’s lonely as a boa.
Though I’m just a simple snake,
...
2025-01-1302 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 216Alright Vault-villians. I don’t know. I thought I’d give that a try.
I’m gonna be brief here and because I’m closing out 2024 and beginning 2025 with…pneumonia!
This is another, spot-on, awesome example of Norm’s appeal to all ages and how to just have the best time on the radio. Because of that I’ve titled it: Just a Loverly Show
It’s from December 29th and 30th, 1995.
Mike Epstein and later Ed LeClair producing
The Caller List:
Laura
There’s an attempt to call...
2025-01-011h 39
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 214It’s Norm’s Birthday Week and we have a NNS from December 18th, 1993 to unwrap. Grab some cake, ice cream, a coffee, sit back and take a few moments away from the holiday madness.
Speaking of coffee, that’s one of the ways you can support the channel. Check out the link below for Buy Me A Coffee (see what I did there). Also Patreon and Castos are additional ways to assist in keeping the silliness running full steam ahead.
This episode has a bit of everything and it’s titled: Roasting Radio Nuts.
Ad...
2024-12-181h 39Podcast – Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry4kids.comSuspenseWelcome to Poetry4kids. I’m Kenn Nesbitt. A couple of years ago my friend, the children’s poet Janet Wong, asked if I would contribute a poem to an anthology she was creating with children’s literature professor Sylvia Vardell called Things We Feel. She gave me several photos to choose from as inspiration, and I particularly liked one of a young boy tossing a bowling ball. It made me think about that moment of suspense—the thrill, the hope, and the uncertainty you feel as soon as the ball leaves your hands.
As with other books in...
2024-11-1801 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 204Two super entertaining hours from the weekend of October 7th & 8th, 1995 comprises today’s withdrawal from The Vault of Silliness. The Title: Tiny, Sandy and Normy
Eddie LeClair and Hope Schauer were producing.
Now before I get to the details, I want to mention here at the top of the show a few ways you may support the show. Patreon, my distributor, Castos and Buy Me A Coffee. The wonderful Fred from Medford, whom you’ve heard many times on these shows, was very generous with the java and kept me caffeinated this week. Thank you...
2024-10-101h 37
Bullied NostalgiaBullied Nostalgia: Titan AEAfter multiple traumatic experiences with the Land Before Time sequels; Chance, Jon, Ky & Tim are back talking about an ACTUAL Don Bluth film in the form of Treasure Planet. Sorry, Titan AE.
Can a Don Bluth film actually live up to the hype? Or will the Bullied Nostalgia crew just end up arguing about PS2 graphics, Jawas and cockroaches with dentures? Here's a hint:That question is so oddly specific, I'm pretty sure you know.
2024-02-0443 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 154I’m experimenting with when to release these. Originally, I wanted to do Friday or Saturday to recreate the show on the same days Norm was on. But as views/listens go it’s definitely stronger during the week. I think people are listening on their commute to and from work or school. Last week we aired on Monday. This week I’m trying Tuesday! Next week, oh why not? Wednesday. And then maybe Thursday but we’ll see on that. I’m thinking those first three days of the week are crucial to let the silliness fly. Though we can use...
2023-09-121h 39
Just My LifeFASHION hot takesIn this week's episode we discuss fashion trends and popular articles of clothing throughout the years and whether or not we like them. Please don't take our hot takes personally; we encourage you to wear clothes you like... but prepare to be humbled. ENJOY. Anilee Nesbitt and Natalie Baker 2022
2023-02-0342 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 96The DBG: It’s a concept built from an idea! This concept is from July 23, 1993 and I have titled it:
“A Clear Case of Pun Poisoning.”
This one is unashamedly bad in the best of ways, though Norm clearly feels otherwise and believes he’ll likely be out of a job.
Norm had to scrape the birthday offerings to put this one together. Weirdly, only three people were playing…
Helen from Boston who sounded like Norma from Boston but really was Helen from Boston
I’m producing and playing in studio
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 90This episode took a while to produce as I had to stop a few times due to uncontrollable laughter. Now I may be building this up but if you don’t at least laugh out loud and maybe even hit pause to collect yourself then I don’t even know you!
Gracing the airwaves today is a NNS from June 10th, 1995.
It is a mash-up of 2 hours and I’ve titled it: The Games People Play
Hope Schauer is producing.
We begin with some mystery applause for someone named ‘Jim.’
...
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Gratitude GeekFrom Artist to Entrepreneur featuring Don Abad | Episode 117After graduating from the New York Film Academy with a Master of Arts in Film & Television Production, Don Abad worked in various departments on a number of short and feature films. As a typical struggling artist who loved the art and craft of filmmaking, Don struggled to get by between gigs. Looking for more stability, Don devoured all the books, podcasts, and other types of content he could find on career success and money mindset. This unique perspective as a struggling artist-turned entrepreneur who found his first taste of business success in the network marketing world has enable him to...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 78Welcome to Episode 78. Today’s offering dips back to March 17th and 18th, 1996.
Based on birds, callers and guests in this installment, I have titled it: Mystery and Magic
The producers are Mike Cannon and Tom Howie.
We begin with Norm riffing on a few subjects.
I think we have a moment here where Norm is waiting for calls and is just going through news and info. I found it especially comforting just listening to Norm shuffle papers and tell us little stories and factoids from the wires. Simply soothing.
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Strategy Podcast With Alex NesbittLeading With Purpose
Episode Script:
[00:00:00] In my coaching work with executives, one of the things I’ve noticed is those that are leading with purpose are the happiest, most fulfilled, they’re the ones getting the most done, the most effective ones with their people, and often this leading with purpose, wears off on their companies. Their companies become more effective as a result of them being more effective.
[00:00:23] And they’re not only leading with purpose they’re living with purpose. it’s a great place for people to getto. Now, people don’t always start with this place...
2022-02-2307 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 73I see you’ve returned to the plush but not overly ostentatious Norm Nathan Vault of Silliness.
Thank you just so darn much for doing so.
This episode hails from February 11th, 1995 and, because it’s Valentine’s Day Weekend I have titled it:
Norman’s Assorted Radio Sampler.
We begin with a Ken Neuman traffic report which is sponsored by Powder Mills Sports Center in Maynard
Then a promo for the David Brudnoy Show voiced by Michael Coleman
The show briefly picks up with an intervi...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - Ep 65Happy Thanksgiving Weekend from all of us here in Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness and the Teen Canteen.
A Thanksgiving staple is on tap for our episode today...
The Swell Music Quiz (aka ‘Music with Turkeys’).
This one, from November 24, 1995.
Mike Epstein is producing
We begin with a declaration from Norm and then it’s on to the game.
Ed Mullen in studio
Jack Harte in traffic drinking his ‘radiant roasted’ coffee
I’m on the phone, desperate and lonely on Thanksgiving Day.
My c...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 51 - Radio Talk about RadioThis episode of Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness is jam packed with a variety of subjects, calls, stories and quick clips.
After listening a few times and taking lengthy notes I’ve settled on the following title: Radio Talk about Radio
The dates are a bit scattered. August 1st, 7th, 13th and 14th from 1994 and then March 3rd and April 4th 1995. But don’t quote me on that.
Three producers cover this one with Adam Wolf, Brian McKinley and later, Mike Epstein.
I will do my best to give you a semi...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 45 - The SmorgasNormI’m so happy you’ve clicked on us again for another thrilling episode from Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness.
Tell your friends, spread the word, like and subscribe.
This is a smorgasbord of Norm, or should I say, "The SmorgasNorm?" It’s a little different as we have two DBG’s that bracket a ‘regular’ Norm Show.
The first part is from July 8th, 1995. We get some great pre-game laughs and play just a little before the tape switches to July 15th, 1995 and Steve Leveille, who, at the time, was filling in f...
2021-07-091h 13
Proactively Present PodcastHow I Became Proactively PresentMost people don't believe if you are an introvert, you can't have your voice heard in this medium and I am here to prove them wrong. Proactively Present is all about my journey in finding my calling not only in my business but in my life. In this first episode you will learn: Where I got my first taste of the business world When I began creating more for my life Realizing my strengths and geniuses and learning how to apply that to work My experience that led me to know...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 42 - Toilet Dedication! Bud E. Love!For Episode 42, Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness brings you a mish-mash of cuts. Many featuring Jack Harte’s traffic reports. They are entertaining, but it’s his commercial reads that provide the highlights.
The date on the tape is June 17th, 1995. But there are definitely different dates sprinkled throughout.
As I said waaaaaay back in Episode 1 and what is listed here in the show’s description, “They will air as recorded, with the warmth an old, analog tape recording provides. Some with good ol’fashioned home editing of the play/pause button.” And that’s exactly what w...
2021-06-1837 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 38So nice to have you back here for another show. We venture ahead in the calendar a whole day from the previous episode for a DBG from May 24th, 1992.
We also learn that it’s the anniversary of Norm’s first professional, PAID broadcasting assignment!
You’ll have to wait to find out what year it was!
From those humble beginnings to hosting weekend, overnight radio. Playing dumb games and calling phone booths around the world where nobody answers. It truly was the apex of Norm’s radio career.
Make sure you play...
2021-05-2255 min
The Story of a Freelance PhotographerYou Don't Need to be on ALL The Social Media PlatformsA common misconception is that creators have to be on all the social media platforms, that they have to create content for all the platforms and engage to be able to grow their brand.
Although being on all the platforms presents a lot of opportunities for a creator to grow it does have it's downfalls and negativity that it can leave on a creator.
In this episode, I go through my thoughts on the topic of do creators need to be on all the social media platforms and why I don't think you need to...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 32We step into Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness, sift through the piles of cassettes and find one from April 10th, 1993.
It’s a Dumb Birthday Game featuring:
Wolfie!
Mike and Steve in Ontario, Canada – Accounting students from the University of Windsor.
Linda Chase on the phone and working on a new show theme.
I’m producing and in studio.
And Jack Harte in Traffic.
The Birthdays:
Henry Morgan
Omar Sharif
John Madden
Chuck Connors
Dan...
2021-04-1652 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 30Thank you just so darn much again for tuning into Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness for Episode 30! We reach back 28 years and pull out a Dumb Birthday Game from April 4th, 1993.
Featuring a festive cast of thousands!
Don from NY (70 miles southwest of Buffalo)
Pat in Lynn
Mark from Saugus
Jenny from Hanson
John in Attleboro
The excitable Karen Meslener!
I’m producing and in studio
Paul Brennan in Traffic and the WBZ Cellular One Phone Force...
2021-04-0239 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 29The organization of the cassette stacks here in Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness is forever on-going.
About 93.6 % are filed by year. Now I have to line them up by date/month. That way I can upload new content that’s as close to their original date as possible, which I think will be kinda fun.
Until that happens, it will be the usual hodge-podge of dates with some, like Epsiode 28 and this one, #29, airing the way I just mentioned, close to their original dates.
This is a Dumb Birthday Game from March 29th, 1...
2021-03-2754 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 26Thank you for joining us again here at Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness.
This very special episode is broadcasting from the all-new, plush, but not overly ostentatious Norch Studios and FuzzyWuzzyProductions.
What is a Norch, you ask? My wife and I were discussing what to call the facility. Is it a nook or a porch? And I said, “It’s a Norch!”
And there you have it. Yes, the PUN never stops.
Please like, subscribe, share and I do so enjoy reading your comments so don’t be shy.
The purv...
2021-03-1244 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness - w/Tony Nesbitt Ep 25Welcome back for Episode 25!
Let us return to that weekend of February 10th and 11th back in 1996 with more caller clips!
Don, who has taken copious notes on the program, provides quite the review.
Glenn from Brighton who talks about Jack Harte’s “tertiary roads” expression.
Louise reminisces about old time radio
We talk with Joe from Winthrop. Or Lynn? Or is it Fall River?
And then another classic call with Robert from Everett!
All of Roberts’ calls were classic but this one, with Norm laughing...
2021-03-0533 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 24Today we visit February 10th, 1996.
I’ll call this one the Norm & Tony Mix Tape.
Ed Leclair is producing which allowed me to join Norm on the air and we discuss a variety of topics.
Disperesed here and there are promos/commercial announcements that Norm wrote and I voiced.
I don’t know how many of these we did together. Maybe they’ll turn up here in the Vault but I wish I had them all together and complete.
We hear about show postponements and disclaimers, where guests stay when t...
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Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness w/Tony Nesbitt - Ep 21Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness brings you a great variety of callers on this episode from February 13th, 1994.
Now try to keep up as they do cut in here and there.
Keith Shields is Producing
We hear from:
David with a wince inducing topic.
Chris, a hard-working sophomore at Pelham High in Pelham, NH
Herb talking about Ted Williams
Mary from Brockton
Addie with a solution for the bitter cold and snow.
Mike from Peabody. Peabody, Ontario!
Pat…He w...
2021-02-1358 min
Motivational with Mrs. NesbittMorning Motivational with Mrs. Nesbitt Episode 21 " Intended for Good"Do you know God Can take your mess and turn it into a message to save many lives? He has to don't it over and over again in the lives of the people of the bible. You are no exception. You have a story to share that will save someone's life one day because HE intended your story for the good of others.
Be Bless!
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2021-02-0505 minThe Story of a Freelance PhotographerHow to Find Your Ideal Client In 2021So you know WHAT you do, you know WHY you do it and all that's left is to get yourself in front of your ideal client so they can see that you're the solution to their problem and you're the person who can help them achieve their goals.
But maybe you don't know who your ideal client is or maybe you do but don't know how to find them.
Either way getting yourself in front of them is super super crucial to the growth and longevity of your brand and business.
In this...
2021-01-2814 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittMorning Motivational with Mrs. Nesbitt Episode 16 "Call It What It Is"You know a lot of time we sugar coat our sin and judge it acquiring to the amount ( being big or small), Remember SIN is SIN no matter how big it is or how small it is. SIN is SIN. We may call it different names our change what it is all together, but it doesn't change what it is. So why don't we put on our big girl patties and call it what is it is SIN. Now, when we can really admit to what it is, we can present what it truly is to our father. and...
2021-01-2507 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittMorning Motivational with Mrs. Nesbitt Episode 13 "Your Life Print"Have you ever took a look at your fingerprints? They are uniquely made for YOU. No one has them, no one can. Your creation into existence is uniquely done. Your parents were handpicked along with your conception and birth. You are a unique person with a unique purpose in life. Our father created you a "LIFE PRINT" of our own. We go along in this world, imitating others, trying to be something or someone we are not. They have their own life print and so do you. SO LIVE!!! If you don't know your purpose, simply ask our father...
2021-01-2108 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittDaily Dose of Wisdom Episode 10 "The Prison of Paranoia"You know our fear can sometimes get the best of us. Being afraid of "what if"; What could be". We don't know what could happen, we only know if we don't try we won't know. We have to put aside that paranoia and try FAITH instead, it wins every time. Faith move past the darkness of what-if and fear and It reaches and stretches for the light. Our FAITH is much powerful than fear. We only need a little bite if it anyway, to move forward in it. Don't allow that fear to keep you in paranoia prison. Grab t...
2021-01-1906 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittDaily Dose of Wisdom for Women Episode 9 " Keep Asking"HA, if you are getting weary or ready to give up because your answer hasn't shown up yet, DON'T. He heard you and is going to answer. He is waiting for that right time for you. Sometimes we haven't lined up to received it yet or we are simply not ready to receive it. Only in his timing, it will be released into our hands. Galatians 6:9, tell us not to get weary in our well-doing, because we will get it if we don't give up. God has a plan for you and time to release that perfect plan for y...
2021-01-1408 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittMorning Motivational with Mrs. Nesbitt Episode 7 "Pressing On"Let's Press on, Lets not look back. You know the little things can interfere with our relationship with our father. it can even clog our spiritual arteries, and harden our hearts. WE HAVE TO TO STAY COMMITED in our PRESSING ON. Change our thoughts and exercise good characteristics and dismiss the bad thoughts and actions, this will keep us moving forward. We are not prefect so don't be so hard on yourself about life situations. Remember to .................................
KEEP PRESSING ON
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2021-01-1107 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittMorning Motivational with Mrs. Nesbitt / Episode 6 " When God is Ready"Did you know things don't happen when we are ready, it only happens when God is ready for it to happen, and when it is that prefect timing? In Joshua 6:5, A command was given with precise instructions. I believe if the Israelites didn't do what God said to do precisely, the wall would not have come down, (It is all in his timing). We always want things in a rush, even our food( fast food). But good things take time and there is a process to go through to win the battles we face. Remember if our father in...
2021-01-0907 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittDaily Dose for Women / Episode 5 "God Sees It All"I feel so good, so good to know that my father sees everything. Even the wrong I may have done to others and the things others may have done to me at times. We as women try to handle the challenges and the rejection and abandonment alone, with no help. Maybe we feel ashamed or no one cares, or even they don't want to hear it anyway. But don't worry HE SEES IT ALL, ever hurt, every shame, and abandonment that may have been caused by others. Genesis 31:12 stated that God saw all that Laban has been doing to...
2021-01-0706 minMotivational with Mrs. NesbittDaily Dose of Wisdom for Women / Episode 3 " Don't Look Back"HA, sometimes we get fix on the thing behind us because we looked back on the past too long. and we eventually turn back. In Genesis 19: 26, Lot's wife did just that, she looked back, even when she was commanded not to. We as women of faith we have to let the past go and move forward by faith. With a strong support team and our relationship, we built with our father we can. Be Bles!
"Don't Look Back"
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2021-01-0607 min
Norm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony NesbittNorm Nathan's Vault of Silliness with Tony Nesbitt - Ep 14Thanks for returning to Norm Nathan’s Vault of Silliness for Side B of our post-Christmas broadcast cassette. December 27th, 1991 to be exact.
12/27 - My Mom, Gladys’ birthday! Happy Birthday Mom!
We get right into the Dumb Birthday Game with:
Jerry in Revere
Helen in Dorchester
Richard in Brockton
Dominic from W. Warwick, RI
Mike Epstein in the control room and on the phone
Tony on the phone
Jack Harte in Traffic
It’s a quick game that we finish...
2020-12-2752 min
Footnotes of History33 - The Scramble for Africa: New Imperialism and the Triggers for the Second Congress of Berlin 1884-5In this episode, your indefatigable young hosts delve deep into what is really the pinnacle of European Imperialism – the so-called Scramble for Africa, its effects, timeline and the apparent game that European powers seemed to be playing as it advanced.
Traditionally, Africa’s dangerous interior – including disease, dense and almost unnavigable river mouths and hostile populations made it almost impossible for Europeans to even consider “empiring” Africa in the ways that people usually anticipate.
This is reflective a wider trend really.
The risks are simply too great for a non-industrialised power to attempt any kind o...
2019-10-041h 04Strategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #9: Not Playing To Win
Episode Transcript:
In this episode of the Strategy Podcast,
I want to focus on the ninth mistake
I see companies make asrelates to strategy execution
and that problem is not playing to win.
I see lots, and this happensin the strategy process
but also in the execution process.
I see companies playing not to lose,
you know, in many cases more frequently
than I see them actually playing to win.
That’s because they have
2019-09-2504 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #8: Slow or No Tempo Decision Making Cycle
Episode Transcript:
In this episode of the Strategy Podcast,
I want to talk about the eighth mistake
I see companies make that makes
strategy execution really hard,
and this is a mistakethat actually slows down
the execution of a strategy.
And it really relates tohaving a decision cycle
that is too slow or has no tempo to it,
which is perhaps evenworse than being slow.
By tempo I mean regularity.
You...
2019-09-0503 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #6: Focusing on the Noise, Not the Signal
Episode Transcript
In this episode of The Strategy Podcast, I want to focus on the sixth mistake I see companies make as it relates to strategy execution. And this is a problem of focusing management on the noise and not on the signal.
And this happens inadvertently, it’s not intentional, but it’s driven by the way we do the planning and then the way we do the follow up analysis on how did we do versus the plan.
And this particularly happens in places where we make detailed forecasts and detailed budg...
2019-06-1903 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #5: Ignoring Organizational Physics
Episode transcript
In this episode of the strategy podcast, I want to talk about the fifth mistake I see companies make when it comes to executing strategy. This is really, the mistake here is ignoring what I call organizational physics.
It’s really about making sure that you understand how work flows through an organization in the most effective way, and making sure that happens.
What I see companies do is they come up with all their ideas, they push it all forward, and they push all these ideas into the organization, and be...
2019-06-1706 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #3: Avoiding Conflict
Episode Transcript
In this episode, I want to talk about the third mistake companies make when it comes to strategy execution, and that is avoiding conflict.
Conflict avoidance is something we see in a lot of places. It’s pretty natural to want to avoid conflict. We really value harmony. We want there to be good working relationships with people, and that conflict can kind of feel bad, and perhaps disrupt the harmony. But if you’re avoiding conflict for the sake of harmony, you end up with kind of a false harmony, if you will...
2019-06-1205 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution Mistake #2: Over-Estimating Alignment
Episode Transcript
Hi, I’m Alex Nesbitt and this is the Strategy podcast.
This podcast is part of a series of podcasts that I’m producing on the nine mistakes that companies make when executing strategy. These are mistakes that make strategy much harder to execute. I see them in lots of companies. I thought sharing some of these common mistakes that companies make could be useful to you and helpful to you in your strategy development and execution process.
In this episode of strategy podcast, I want to focus on the second mist...
2019-06-1104 minStrategy Podcast With Alex NesbittStrategy Execution: Mistake #1 – Faulty Strategy
Episode Transcript
Hi, I’m Alex Nesbitt and this is the Strategy Podcast.
This podcast is part of a series of podcasts that I’m producing on the nine mistakes the companies make when executing strategy. And these are mistakes that make strategy much harder to execute, I see them at lots of companies, I thought sharing some of these common mistakes that companies make might be useful to you and helpful to you in your strategy development and execution process.
In this episode, I want to talk about the first issue I see...
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Don Diablo Presents Hexagon RadioDon Diablo Hexagon Radio Episode 157This week's Hexagon Radio is a very special episode as Don Diablo introduces us to the incredible featured artists on his forthcoming album Future. There's music from Nina Nesbitt, Netsky, Calum Scott, Betty Who and new stuff from CID, Syskey, Fox Stevenson and more.
01. Betty Who - Ignore Me02. Rudimental - Lay It All On Me (feat. Ed Sheeran)03. L'Tric - 1994 ft. Miles Graham (Don Diablo Edit)04. Nina Nesbitt - The Best You Had05. Netsky - Who Knows (feat. Paije)06. Don Diablo - Silence ft. Dave Thomas Jr. (Original Mix)07. Arizona...
2018-01-3159 min