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CinemAddictsOctober 25 Interviews: Jane Clark, Witchy Ways, Steve Barton, All Hallows' Eve: InfernoCinemAddicts host Eric Holmes interviews filmmaker/writer/producer Jane Clark for her new movie Witchy Ways and Steve Barton, producer of All Hallows' Eve: Inferno.
At the end of this podcast Eric and I have spoilers for the action movie Dominique. We discuss the surprising third act of the flick, plus I also get director Michael S. Ojeda and actress Oksana Orlan talking spoilers!
Witchy Ways poster/photos courtesy of FilmMcQueen
All Hallows’ Eve: Inferno poster photos courtesy of Ruthless Pictures.
(0:00) - Intro
(17:34) - Jane Clark interview
(27:39) - St...2024-10-2648 min
CinemAddicts'Dominique' Interviews: Oksana Orlan, Jose Conejo Martin, Maurice Compte, Michael S. OjedaLooking for a first rate action thriller? "Dominique" may be the one for you, and CinemAddicts co-host Eric Holmes interviews actors Oksana Orlan, Jose Conejo Martin, Maurice Compte, and director/co-writer Michael S. Ojeda. Orlan and Ojeda are the credited "Dominique" writers.
"Dominique" centers on an assassin (Oksana Orlan) is stranded in a South American town after her plane is shot down. Finding shelter with a local family, Dominique unwittingly endangers their lives as well as her own. Compete and Ojeda star as the corrupt officers in charge of eliminating Dominique and the family.
Dominique...2024-10-1228 min
Curiosity, applied.ESG Pragmatists vs Sustainability Idealists: What’s The Problem?We’re joined by Evan Greenfield of S&P Global and Orlan Boston of EY to discuss the relationship between risk-focused ESG metrics and the broader aims of sustainability practitioners. Are these approaches complimentary or fundamentally at odds with each other? Will they converge in the period ahead, and if so, which language will they use to describe their aims?Enjoyed the episode? Make sure you hit follow so you don't miss the next one and check out our website for related content on this topic Verdantix.com Practitioners get complimentary access to our library of...2022-09-2231 min
How I Got Here + Power SkillsEY's Orlan BostonWelcome FEI Engage subscribers! My name is Olivia Berkman and this episode is a conversation with EY’s Orlan Boston, recorded on National Coming Out Day, October 11, 2021. Orlan discusses the experience of coming out to colleagues, how to be an ally to the LGBTQ+ community, and his involvement with The Trevor Project. Please enjoy the conversation. Special Guest: Orlan Boston.2021-10-1957 min
Real World LeadershipSmarter Side GigsKen Banta and Orlan Boston, partner at Ernst & Young, argue that every aspiring leader needs to have a side gig.2020-12-1027 min
Women at WorkLet’s Take Our Side Gigs Off the Back-BurnerInvesting time and energy in a hobby, project, or side gig — what a healthy idea! We know that pursuing interests outside of work can help stave off burnout, prompt us to pursue career goals, and guard against the belief that our value lies solely in our full-time jobs. In practice though, these projects often leave us feeling guilty instead of fulfilled, especially when they gather dust.
In this episode, Emily faces up to her neglected personal projects and makes progress, with the help of Brianna Caza, a professor who studies people who pursue work outside of their fu...2020-11-1636 min
Voice of FinTech®Leadership Special: Strategic Side Gig with Ken Banta (founder of The Vanguard Group for Leadership and Harvard Business Review contributor)Ken Banta is the founder and principal of the Vanguard Group for Leadership. Ken is a leadership development consultant and executive advisor to both tomorrow’s top leaders and today’s CEOs.We talk to Ken about:Why Ken he become a leadership consultantIn his article Strategic Side Gig, co-authored with Orlan Boston and published in the HBR recently, Ken argues that executives need to be engaged in the right kind of side work as it can boost their career – why?What sort of side activities are productive and helpful for one’s career, apart from the usual...2020-10-1325 min
Reading For SuccessEpisode 8 - How Women Rise & The Strategic Side GigThis week, Kristen Hayer reviews:The Strategic Side Gig: The Right Kind of Outside Work Can Boost Your Career by Ken Banta and Orlan Boston (May/June 2020 HBR)How Women Rise, by Sally Helgesen and Marshall Goldsmith, Chapters 17-20If you're reading along, next week we'll be starting a new book - HBR's 10 Must Reads on Change Management. This book is available on HBR.org and Amazon2020-08-1811 min
The Same 24 HoursAda Calhoun: Why We Can't Sleep - The Gen X Midlife Crisis
Ada Calhoun is author of the New York Times bestseller Why We Can’t Sleep: Women’s New Midlife Crisis, an expansion of her viral story for Oprah.com and a “generation-defining exploration of the new midlife crisis facing Gen X women and the unique circumstances that have brought them to this point.”
Calhoun’s last two books, both named Amazon Books of the Month, were the New York City history St. Marks Is Dead: The Many Lives of America’s Hippest Street, and the memoi...2020-06-0448 min
HBR IdeaCastSmarter Side GigsKen Banta, founder of the Vanguard Network, and Orlan Boston, partner at Ernst & Young, argue that every aspiring leader needs to have a side gig -- not to pursue a crazy dream or earn some extra cash but to enhance their skills, knowledge, and network in a way that benefits their existing careers. The key is to find meaningful and strategic roles that help you bring new insights and experience to your day job, and you can even let your boss in on your plans. Banta and Boston are the authors of the HBR article "The Strategic Side Gig."2020-05-1927 min