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Lia Haberman, a media marketing expert and creator of the successful newsletter 'In Case You Missed It' shares her transformative journey from corporate employee to thriving entrepreneur, a path accelerated by pandemic layoffs. Lia delves into the strategic and financial essentials for success in the creator economy, discussing key topics like audience building, securing sponsorships, and ensuring recurring revenue. This episode is a treasure trove of insights for anyone looking to succeed in the influencer economy.
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ABA Law Student PodcastThe Unique Experience of a Justice-Impacted Law StudentAfter a criminal pays their debt to society, should they continue to suffer additional consequences for their crime for the rest of their life? Ricky Panayoty developed a deep passion for the law while serving a 10-year sentence for robbery, but really didn’t know whether he could apply to college, let alone law school, after being released. Law students come from a multitude of backgrounds, but justice-impacted individuals like Ricky often have many more obstacles to overcome. Faculty host Todd Berger talks with host Chay Rodriguez about her interview with Ricky discussing his incarceration, the experiences that fueled hi...
2023-10-2340 minABA Law Student PodcastDon’t Let Law School Crush Your CreativityAs law students learn to be lawyers, some feel that they lose themselves—that their prior creative, dynamic individuality is slowly replaced by an unrecognizable law school robot. If you’ve experienced this disorienting feeling, you’re not alone. Host Leah Haberman is joined by Professor Michelle Falkoff of Northwestern University to talk about how to hang on to your creativity in law school. In their conversation, they examine the art of communication through legal writing and how originality and personal authenticity help you become an even better lawyer. This episode of the ABA Law Student Podcast is full...
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Grating the NutmegRooted in History: Connecticut’s Trees In this episode, Dr. Leah Glaser and students from her 2021 Public History class at Central Connecticut State University present stories about the state’s witness trees — a project that evolved out of a semester-long class on local and community history. Trees are central characters in the state’s history, myths and legends. They witnessed the changing environmental, political, social, economic, and cultural landscape for decades and even centuries. What’s a witness tree, you ask? Find out in this episode of Grating the Nutmeg. Find Dr. Glaser’s article about witness and memorial trees in the...
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