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Classical WSMR - Florida's Classical Music StationSarasota Orchestra Summer Broadcast 2025 with Robert LevinOn the next Tuesday Concert with Sarasota Orchestra: it's a program from this year's Sarasota Music Festival, featuring Samuel Coleridge-Taylor’s richly scored Nonet, Dvořák’s beloved Serenade for Strings, and Mozart’s Piano Concerto No. 17, performed and conducted by Robert Levin.
2025-08-201h 26
Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Get Daily Insights from the Top Internet Marketers & Entrepreneurs Around the World1360: Inflection Growth: Startup Marketing Secrets and Data-Driven Growth with Growth Marketing Expert Jacob LevinIt’s frustrating to pour time and money into marketing that goes nowhere. You see others gaining traction, getting attention, and pulling ahead, while your efforts seem to fall flat. Often, it’s not about working harder—it’s about missing the mark on who you’re actually speaking to and what they care about. Without that clarity, even the flashiest campaigns won’t land. When the message finally hits the right people in the right way, everything changes.
Jake Levin is a startup marketing strategist and the CEO and founder of Inflection Growth, a consultancy that helps companies break through grow...
2025-07-0124 minMarketer of the Day with Robert Plank1360: Inflection Growth: Startup Marketing Secrets and Data-Driven Growth with Growth Marketing Expert Jacob LevinIt’s frustrating to pour time and money into marketing that goes nowhere. You see others gaining traction, getting attention, and pulling ahead, while your efforts seem to fall flat. Often, it’s not about working harder—it’s about missing the mark on who you’re actually speaking to and what they care about. Without that clarity, even the […]
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2025-07-0124 min
Millionaire UniversityMastering Time Using Virtual Assistants With Robert Levin (MU Classic)#391 This episode of Millionaire University, hosted by Erik Fisher, he chats with Robert Levin, Co-Founder and Chairman of Work Better Now. They chat about Robert's personal journey from CPA to media company founder, to the visionary behind Work Better Now, the strategic benefits of sourcing talent from Latin America and how it aligns with US work culture and time zones, successful empowerment of remote assistants, the essential nature of AI in today's business operations, and secrets to effective time management and delegation skills that will free you from being the bottleneck of your business.
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2025-05-0839 min
DealQuest Podcast with Corey KupferEpisode 341: Avoid Major Scaling Mistakes with Robert LevinIs your business really built to scale?Most entrepreneurs dream of growing fast… but here’s the truth: speed alone won’t get you to sustainable success.This insight from business growth expert Robert Levin says it all…Scaling isn’t just about getting bigger—it’s about getting better, stronger, and more profitable in the long run.And more and more entrepreneurs are learning this the HARD way after chasing growth at all costs…These failures are due to poor scaling decisions…Expanding too quickly. Hiring too fast. Investing...
2025-05-0752 min
The Compassionate Capitalist™ Show with Karen RandsHow to Maximize the Value of Your Business Before You Sell – with Robert LevinIf you've ever thought about selling your business or investing in one that might be sold down the road, this episode is for you.In this episode of The Compassionate Capitalist Show, I sit down with Rob Levin, Managing Partner at CIS Ventures, to talk about what it really takes to prepare your business for a successful and profitable exit.Rob brings a wealth of experience from his time at Ernst & Young, his years as a serial entrepreneur, and now as an M&A advisor helping business owners avoid the common pitfalls that tank deals...
2025-05-0554 min
Harry Handles ItHarry Handles It: Episode 10 with Robert DrysdaleIn this week's episode, Harry sits down with Jiu-Jitsu world champion Robert Drysdale to discuss the mindset, discipline, and hard work it takes to reach the top. From dominating the mats to coaching the next generation, Robert shares powerful insights on what separates true champions from the rest."Harry Handles It" is a podcast hosted by Harry Nalbandyan, partner at Levin & Nalbandyan LLP. Each episode focuses on navigating challenges and achieving personal growth through insightful discussions and practical advice. Follow us today for more content!https://lntriallawyers.com/podcast/
2025-04-0726 min
Lifetime at Work: Finding the Meaning in Our CareersComparing Life as an Operator vs. Investor vs. Advisor with Robert LevinEpisode 80. The professional careers of many impressive people have spanned some combination of investing (or private equity), operating (and/or founding a business) and advising. But when and how do we consider the right balance and the right time for each?In this episode of the Lifetime at Work podcast, host Greg Martin interviews Robert Levin, an M&A expert and founder of CIS Ventures. Levin shares his journey from working in various industries and founding companies to transitioning into private equity. They discuss Levin's extensive experience, covering topics like the evolution of private equity, th...
2025-02-2451 min
Thoughtforms LifeDiscussion with Robert Prentner and Timothy JacksonThis is a ~1 hour 10 minute discussion with Robert Prentner (https://scholar.google.nl/citations?user=ZYcFVxoAAAAJ&hl=en) and Timothy Jackson (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=vOnot8oAAAAJ&hl=en) about Platonism and related concepts. The paper of mine that they reference at some point is: https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/5g2xj_v3; also an interesting email exchange between them on this topic is here: https://thoughtforms.life/platonism-process-philosophy-and-more-tim-jackson-and-rober...
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2025-02-061h 09
Thoughtforms LifeDiscussion with Robert Prentner and Timothy JacksonThis is a ~1 hour 10 minute discussion with Robert Prentner (https://scholar.google.nl/citations?user=ZYcFVxoAAAAJ&hl=en) and Timothy Jackson (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=vOnot8oAAAAJ&hl=en) about Platonism and related concepts. The paper of mine that they reference at some point is: https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/5g2xj_v3; also an interesting email exchange between them on this topic is here: https://thoughtforms.life/platonism-process-philosophy-and-more-tim-jackson-and-rober...
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2025-02-061h 09
Thoughtforms LifeDiscussion with Robert Prentner and Timothy JacksonThis is a ~1 hour 10 minute discussion with Robert Prentner (https://scholar.google.nl/citations?user=ZYcFVxoAAAAJ&hl=en) and Timothy Jackson (https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=vOnot8oAAAAJ&hl=en) about Platonism and related concepts. The paper of mine that they reference at some point is: https://osf.io/preprints/psyarxiv/5g2xj_v3; also an interesting email exchange between them on this topic is here: https://thoughtforms.life/platonism-process-philosophy-and-more-tim-jackson-and-rober...
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2025-02-061h 09
Growth Think TankBuilding a Culture by Design with Robert Levin at Work Better NowIn this episode, I chat with Robert Levin, co-founder of Work Better Now, about the importance of Culture by Design in building strong, effective teams. Work Better Now, recently ranked no. 114 on the INC 5000 list, is a leader in providing talented virtual assistants to support business growth. We explore how intentionally creating a Culture by Design fosters engagement, accountability, and alignment across teams. Rob shares strategies leaders can use to shape their culture proactively rather than letting it evolve passively. Tune in to discover why Culture by Design is essential for achieving sustainable growth and success
2025-01-1624 min
The Everlasting Fulfilment PodcastEmpowering Growth: Remote Talent and Innovative Leadership with Robert LevinShow some love or send your feedbackUnlock the transformative potential of remote talent for your small business with insights from Robert Levin, co-founder and chairman of Work Better. Robert reveals how letting go and empowering his team has not only driven significant business growth but also bridged US companies with skilled professionals from Latin America. From virtual assistants to an expansive suite of over 40 roles, discover heartwarming success stories that highlight the profound impact of remote work in overcoming the US talent crisis.Navigate the complexities of business growth amid rapid technology shifts and...
2024-10-1838 min
5Q's With GentOfTechRobert Levin - Strategies for Scaling Your Business Through Key HiresIn this episode of 5Q's, host Michael Greenberg (https://x.com/gentoftech) interviews Rob Levin (https://x.com/levin411), who shares insights on entrepreneurship, business growth, and the importance of delegation.Rob is the co-founder and co-owner of Work Better Now, a company providing remote talent from Latin America to US-based small and mid-sized businesses. Rob is a Serial entrepreneur focused on small and mid-sized business market.[00:00] Introduction and Work Better Now's business model[02:30] Rob's perspective on being a modern industrialist[04:45] Latest learning: The "Who Not How" principle[08:15] Hiring...
2024-09-1218 min
Thoughtforms LifeBiorobotics: Engineering with Agential MaterialsThis is an ~1 hour talk by Michael Levin on the topic of engineering with agential (living) materials, given for the students and other members of the ETHZ Zurich Soft Robotics Lab led by Prof. Robert Katzschmann).
CHAPTERS:(00:00) Introduction: Biorobotics & Materials(02:20) The Anatomical Compiler(04:15) Agential Materials & Competency(07:00) Biological Plasticity Examples(11:50) Navigating Anatomical Space(15:00) Beyond Molecular Medicine(17:40) Intelligence in Development(21:00) Newt Tubule Plasticity(24:00) Picasso Tadpole Experiment(27:00) Pattern Homeostasis & Setpoints(29:40) Bioelectricity as Interface(32:00) Reading Electrical Patterns(34:00) Manipulating Bioelectric Info(35:40) Bioelectric Organ Triggers(38:30) Frog Leg Regeneration(40:00...
2024-05-0555 min
8 Minute Millionaire: Learn the Secrets of Millionaire Entrepreneurs299. Mastering Time Using Virtual Assistants with Robert LevinMastering Time Using Virtual Assistants with Robert Levin This episode of Millionaire University, hosted by Erik Fisher, he chats with Robert Levin, Co-Founder and Chairman of Work Better Now. They chat about Robert's personal journey from CPA to media company founder, to the visionary behind Work Better Now, the strategic benefits of sourcing talent from Latin America and how it aligns with US work culture and time zones, successful empowerment of remote assistants, the essential nature of AI in today's business operations, and secrets to effective time management and delegation skills that will free you from being...
2024-05-0433 min
Voice of the ArtsRobert LevinPianist and musicologist Robert Levin with the Academy of Ancient Music discusses with Jim Cunningham the 30 year project to record the complete Mozart Piano Concertos with original instruments and multiple pianos. Robert Levin explains which new additions to the set involved his research and completions. Robert explains how improvisations were added that resemble the technique of jazz players like Art Tatum, He also remembers his colleague Christopher Hogwood, describes the extra detail for notes and art with the packaging of each hard bound booklet, and suggests why classical radio has spotlight hours of Mozart. He remembers his own experience as...
2024-05-0333 min
Millionaire University108. Mastering Time Using Virtual Assistants with Robert LevinMastering Time Using Virtual Assistants with Robert LevinThis episode of Millionaire University, hosted by Erik Fisher, he chats with Robert Levin, Co-Founder and Chairman of Work Better Now. They chat about Robert's personal journey from CPA to media company founder, to the visionary behind Work Better Now, the strategic benefits of sourcing talent from Latin America and how it aligns with US work culture and time zones, successful empowerment of remote assistants, the essential nature of AI in today's business operations, and secrets to effective time management and delegation skills that will free you from being...
2024-04-2636 min
Untethered: Healing the Pain from a Sudden Death41 - Meaning Making after Sudden Death: An Interview with Leading Thanatologist Dr. Robert Niemeyer In today’s podcast I interview Dr. Robert Niemeyer, Professor Emeritus of the Department of Psychology at the University of Memphis. Dr. Niemeyer is a leader in the field of Thanatology, the science or study of death, dying and bereavement. He has published 33 books, including the New Techniques of Grief Therapy: Bereavement and Beyond, and serves as the Editor of the journal of Death Studies. He is the author of over 500 articles and book chapters and a frequent workshop presenter. As a clinician and researcher, he is perhaps best known for his work on meaning making in grief and is cur...
2023-12-271h 00Marketer of the Day with Robert Plank973: Regal.ai: AI-Driven Success in B2C Sales to Hit Your Sales Growth Goals with Alex LevinWith businesses becoming accessible online, it could feel like there is a lack of personalized and human interaction experience being delivered to consumers, holding down business growth. However, technology such as AI-powered platforms transforms and improves the way businesses interact with their customers, giving them more personalized experiences, and leading to better growth sales. Alex […]
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2023-10-0926 minMarketer of the Day with Robert Plank: Get Daily Insights from the Top Internet Marketers & Entrepreneurs Around the World973: Regal.io: AI-Driven Success in B2C Sales to Hit Your Sales Growth Goals with Alex LevinWith businesses becoming accessible online, it could feel like there is a lack of personalized and human interaction experience being delivered to consumers, holding down business growth. However, technology such as AI-powered platforms transforms and improves the way businesses interact with their customers, giving them more personalized experiences, and leading to better growth sales.
Alex Levin is the Co-Founder and CEO of Regal.io, an AI-enabled B2C Sales Platform, with the mind of helping business funnel their sales to their growth goals. In today’s episode, Alex will share the world of opportunities for B2C sales and outbound ma...
2023-10-0926 min
The Underlay - A Clever Choice PodcastRobert Levin - Inner City Floorworld, AbbotsfordIn this episode of "The Underlay" we go interstate. Matt is alone in the Panic Room but Michael and our guest are in Melbourne. Michael is in Melbourne working on some secret Clever business but our guest is as Victorian as it gets. A lifelong St Kilda fan and in the flooring industry for 47 years, Robert Levin from Inner City Floorworld, Abbotsford, has just about seen it all. Still working at 80 years of age his love of flooring may now be debatable but his passion for the industry is as strong as ever.Michael and Matt could h...
2023-09-1844 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastSongs of An Ancient River, Its Work, and Ancient Workers: A "Nature Guides Work" series podcastWelcome to the Nature and Science of Work podcast. This is a podcast in our “Nature Guides Work” series. Thank you for joining us!Is this podcast, we again join Aldo Leopold, and his explorations of work in nature, this time a remote and ancient mountain river, and what its work and workers mean to all of us. And singer-songwriter, and “Nature Guides Work” contributor, Tom Sebok, has created an original contribution, pairing natural river sounds from the western US with his own musical interpretation of Aldo Leopold’s prose song.In our first “Nature Guides Work”...
2023-08-0913 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastDark Winter Night, Midsummer Dawn: Sand County Schedules—in NatureWelcome to The Nature and Science of Work podcast. I’m Robert Levin. Thank you for joining us!In this podcast, we dig deeper from our recent inaugural piece, in our “Nature Guides Work” series, on “Schedules and Scheduling in Nature,” by exploring the perspectives of Aldo Leopold, on that topic, in his writings.In the first half of the twentieth century, Aldo Leopold was a pioneering forester, fire fighter, conservationist, and ecologist, a pragmatist, and a professor—terms that don’t often go together. His writings on these topics came together in the form of A Sand Coun...
2023-06-0713 min
Presto Music Classical PodcastI've Started, So I'll Finish – A Return to Mozart with Robert LevinRobert Levin set out to record a complete set of Mozart's works for keyboard and orchestra. After several highly successful and critically-acclaimed volumes over the following decade, fate eventually intervened to force the project into the deep freeze, and on that unsatisfying note the story might have ended.Happily, though, circumstances have now opened up the opportunity to pick things up again. The concluding five volumes are now very much in motion, with the first released recently in March, and it's full steam ahead for the remainder of this much-loved and much-needed cycle. I caught up...
2023-04-2126 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Conflict and the Disruptive CascadeIn our last podcast, the example of extreme weather causing operational disruption at Southwest Airlines showed us that disruption does not by itself lead to conflict—and, if you are caught in a disruption, you can act to reduce the risk of conflict or the conflict itself. In this podcast—what about the opposite? Does conflict lead to disruption at work?Conflict is a part of work, but need not be destructive. The point is not whether conflict creates disruption, but how and to whom.We can think of upstream disruption and downstream disr...
2023-02-0209 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Disruptions in the News—Do Disruptions at Work Lead to Conflict at Work?Recent massive flight disruptions at one of the largest US airlines, Southwest, got me thinking about the relationships between disruption at work and conflict at work—which was the subject of an interview (and transcript) here in December. Does disruption produce conflict? Does conflict produce disruption? The answers to those two questions are not the same. There’s something to be learned from each.We tackle the first question, and gain six takeaways, in this Nature and Science of Work podcast*. *. *Here’s one takeaway: Every system has specific protections against and vulnerabilities to dis...
2023-01-1710 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcast"Conflict is a Part of Work": What Makes Things Better? What Makes Things Worse? (Special INTERVIEW/EXPLORE)Welcome to a special interview edition of the Explore feature for The Nature and Science of Work, for December, 2022.In this interview, we’ll talk about conflict and work with Tom Sebok, a professional conflict management expert and an ombuds, known throughout the United States for training his colleagues in effective approaches to conflict management. We’ll ask Tom about two crucial practical questions about conflict and work that he’s spent years answering: When you are trying to resolve conflict—What makes things better? What makes things worse?Our guide in this interview is Tom Sebo...
2022-12-1415 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: LOUD Quitting—What Happened to “Take This Job and Shove It!”?Earlier this fall, I emailed my friend Tom, who is an expert in conflict management and a musician. I was advocating for “LOUD quitting,” as the alternative to “quiet quitting,” which has been in the news even though it’s existed for a couple thousand years. I got back this reply: “Excellent! If ‘loud quitting’ needs a theme song, I vote for ‘Take This Job and Shove It’!”In an instant, Tom’s reply and that song title recalled a place, a time, and a job.The ranger station was a few miles outside of the small logging town w...
2022-11-1808 min
Au diapason – Frédéric HutmanRobert Levin est l’invité de Frédéric HutmanRobert Levin, artiste classique, musicologue et compositeur, également directeur artistique du Festival de musique de Sarasota
2022-11-1300 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: What to Know About Losing a Job, Before You DoWhat to Know About Losing a Job, Before You Do Guest Podcast Author: Lesley ReederPeople build careers for different reasons and in different ways. Looking back, you might realize that you have a career, rather than just a series of jobs. You probably chose to work in a particular industry—in healthcare, for example—or focused on a single skill set—like management—but across different industries. There’s a deliberateness to a career. Once you acknowledge you want a career instead of just a job, the stakes become higher. The focus becomes growing your skill...
2022-11-0507 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: How Work is RootedTwo weeks ago, in Part 1 of The Nature and Science of Work’s anniversary month, we brought together the three Explore podcasts and three Integrate podcasts over the last year with the most listener interest. What emerges?Listening to the six podcasts, and examining the fundamentals of The Nature and Science of Work, a crucial foundation emerges, from work on Earth, human work over time, and our contemporary remote and in-person work: Work is rooted.Keep seeing nature in work and work in nature.Read the Newsletter!Read the newsletter version of...
2022-10-2809 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Happy Anniversary, Nature and Science of Work (Part 1)—Six Easy PiecesThe first year of The Nature and Science of Work is in the books. Thanks to all of our readers and all who have helped! October is therefore Anniversary Month! In this podcast, we’ll bring together the Explore and Integrate podcasts generating the most surprise and impact over the first year—as measured by listener interest.In the next issue, in two weeks, we will create a mosaic connecting some of these pieces—focusing on what can create surprise and impact in your own work and your view of the worlds of work around you, over the co...
2022-10-1406 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Worlds of Work—Part 2, Working on Distant Worlds, and Our OwnOur time on Mars, in our most recent podcast, also helps this week’s thought experiment, in this podcast. In thinking about other worlds, it is natural, but hazardous, to think in terms of humans—either thinking what it would be like when humans reach a different world, or thinking about a world’s inhabitants and their work as being human-like. But this thought experiment is how work gets done on other other worlds. From this experiment, we’ll initially exclude human work on other worlds. We can now leave them behind, like the Voyager spacecraft heading for other...
2022-09-3012 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Worlds of Work—Part 1, Working Time on MarsHow does work get done on other worlds?In this podcast, Part 1 of 2, that other world is Mars. The work now is getting done by humans. When we think about work in far more distant worlds, assuming that work is being done like humans do it on Earth stunts our imagination, leading us astray. But on Mars today, we can see the fruits of imagination and human work. What can we learn from human work on Mars?We will explore work in truly distant worlds, and what we can learn from it, in...
2022-09-1610 min
The Collection with Brad GilmoreHarvey Levin, "TMZ"Harvey Robert Levin is an American television producer, legal analyst, celebrity reporter, and former lawyer. He is the founder of celebrity news website TMZ, and the former host of OBJECTified, which aired on the Fox News Channel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2022-09-0603 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: In a Groove, Part 2—Plus, Gary Snyder and The Real WorkIn Part I of “In a Groove,” we saw how, a century apart, two authorities on work, present-day interdisciplinary geographer Vaclav Smil and early twentieth-century mathematician and philosopher Alfred North Whitehead, viewed the hazards created by professionals and service sector workers becoming disconnected from physical work, the physical foundations of work, and the work of making physical products. Here, we will see the broader impacts of these hazards: to the biosphere, in Smil’s case, and to how work gets done, both in the mind and in our society, in Whitehead’s. The grooves described in the po...
2022-07-2117 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: In a Groove—Two Authors Challenge Our Thinking and Working, 100 Years ApartRead the complete program notes and newsletter edition for this podcast—and listen to more Nature and Science of Work podcasts—at natureandscienceofwork.substack.com or on the Substack app. Or listen with your favorite podcast provider.Keep seeing nature in work, and work in nature.In two weeks, in Part 2, we will follow Whitehead and Smil out of the grooves to questions of how to work in the world and biosphere today. * * *The Nature and Science of Work does not receive income from external links.Subscribe now to The Nat...
2022-07-0813 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Increasing Autonomy and Control Without Telling a SoulThe benefits claimed for both four-day work weeks (June Nature and Science of Work Explore article and podcast) and triple productivity peaks (May Explore article and podcast; May Integrate article and podcast) include increased satisfaction and increased productivity. Perhaps this happy state of affairs exists somewhere. Not in Oz, though. None of the four “team members” were ever really satisfied. Or productive. Unless they were on a road trip. Otherwise, just a lot of drama. Then it turned out that the guy who wasn’t on the team, and who got to WFH, had been spending all his tim...
2022-06-2617 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Will Four-Day Work Weeks Beat Triple Productivity Peaks?Program Notes for this Nature and Science of Work podcast edition of the June 9, 2022 Explore feature: The beginning of the “largest ever” trial of four-day work weeks was in the news this week, together with the planned effort to evaluate outcomes. This came on the heels of news of Microsoft’s research into triple productivity peaks (the subject of May’s Nature and Science of Work Explore article and podcast and Integrate article and podcast). Both have their proponents. Not surprisingly, the benefits of each are said to include increased satisfaction and increased productivity. But do they...
2022-06-0908 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Ain’t No Peaks Without No ValleysIn this Nature and Science of Work Integrate podcast:This month’s Nature and Science of Work Explore feature and podcast focused on a “triple peak” workplace activity pattern that has emerged since 2020, among about one-third of workers studied. The pattern appears in studies measuring keyboard events (or keystrokes) of workers using such systems as Microsoft Teams. Does this triple peak pattern of activity reflect a triple peak of work? In the Explore feature, we said keyboard events are a reasonable proxy for work. Saying these are actual work requires distinguishing between activity, performance, and produc...
2022-05-2009 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST:Triple Productivity Peaks—Slippery Slopes?Have the myriad pandemic-related adaptations in remote work changed—or even improved—our home lives? Microsoft researchers recently reported one intriguing development.A work pattern has emerged over the past two years, among about one-third of workers studied: more work activity in the evening, less in the middle of the day. The researchers described this as a “triple peak” workday pattern and observed a triple peak in productivity. In this podcast, we’ll use these findings to think about peaks and productivity—for organizations’ work and for individuals’ work in their personal lives—which is at the heart of th...
2022-05-0511 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: The Everyday Seasons of Your Everyday WorkWhy care about connections between seasons and work? Work still tethers to seasons. Recognizing this helps us appreciate how work is a part of, not apart from, the natural world.Listen to how these tethers and connections appear every day in your work, on this podcast.Keep seeing nature in work and work in nature.This is the podcast edition of The Nature and Science of Work Integrate feature for April 21, 2022. Read the program notes and newsletter edition!Listen to more podcasts, and read the newsletter editions and program notes for...
2022-04-2110 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastSPECIAL PODCAST: Living Work in 1916 and Now—Readings from Carl Sandburg's "Skyscraper”The poet Carl Sandburg wrote vividly about work, in many settings, including in his 1916 poem, “Skyscraper,” which connects a building, the work of building it, and the work done in the building—through the living biology of builders, building, and workers. The poem illustrates the topic of this month’s Nature and Science of Work Explore feature and podcast, “The Seasons of Work and the ‘Built Environment’.” Sandburg captures the living, biological aspect of modern work, and the connections between the seasons of work and the built environment.Especially notable is what Sandburg captures about work, and the similarity o...
2022-04-1407 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: The Seasons of Work—and the “Built Environment”The coming of spring reminds us: work has seasons. In a modern work environment, they are easy to miss. Listen to these seasons on this podcast.This is the podcast edition of The Nature and Science of Work Explore feature for April 7, 2022.Keep seeing nature in work and work in nature.Listen to more podcasts, and read the newsletter edition and program notes for this podcast, on the Substack app, or at natureandscienceofwork.susbstack.com. Get full access to The Nature and Science of Work at natureandscienceofwork.substack...
2022-04-0707 min
Lesson: Impossible - An Exploration of Educational InnovationAgent Robert Kaplinsky (#ObserveMe)Your lesson, should you choose to accept it, is to join the global #ObserveMe movement by requesting constructive feedback from your colleagues. The special agent assigned to help you with this task is Robert Kaplinsky
In our conversation we discuss:
1️⃣ The origins of the #ObserveMe movement
2️⃣ Why we need to rethink how we ask for feedback and why it matters
3️⃣ The role of the observer
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2022-04-0431 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: How Do You Coach Someone Who Is Better Than You Are?“When your athlete becomes better than you are—and that had better be your goal as a coach—then as a coach, you become two things. The first is…”This is the podcast edition of the Nature and Science of Work Integrate feature for March 24, 2022. Read the content notes and newsletter version of this podcast!Keep seeing nature in work and work in nature.Subscribe to The Nature and Science of Work!Read The Nature and Science of Work in the new app!Send questions, comments, suggestions to naturea...
2022-03-2409 min
Coffee and Open SourceDemetris CheathamDemetris Cheatham is the Senior Director of Diversity, Inclusion and Belonging at GitHub. She is responsible for leading the company’s long-term strategy across four pillars: People, Platform, Policy, and Philanthropy. Her work includes aligning diversity, inclusion and belonging to the company’s global expansion, growth and business strategy, and plan for the future footprint of its workforce.
Prior to joining GitHub, Demetris was the Global Diversity and Inclusion Lead for Red Hat where she was responsible for implementing the diversity and inclusion strategy for the company and its 15,000+ employees located around the world. Demetris also previously serve...
2022-03-171h 00
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Olympic Performance Remade—Learning, Practice, and InnovationThis is the podcast of The Nature and Science of Work’s March Explore feature, “Olympic Performance Remade—Learning, Practice, and Innovation.” Thank you for listening!It can be startling to observe a highly skilled athlete after a gap of four years and recognize that their skills have vastly improved and changed—well beyond those that won them an earlier Olympic gold medal or multiple World Championships. What does this kind of extensive change tell us about learning and performance?Join us for the upcoming Nature and Science of Work March Integrate feature and podcast on bringin...
2022-03-1010 min
Levin College of Public Affairs and Education PodcastLevin Podcast 11 - After the Middle Neighborhoods and Why They Matter podcastIn this episode, Roland Anglin, Dean of the Levin College of Urban Affairs discusses “Investing in the Middle: A New Approach to Deliver on the Promise of Equitable Neighborhood Development,” a research project supported with a two-year, $250,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) as a part of RWJF's "Policies for Action: Research on Housing Policies That Promote Equity" program. The research aims to address equity and health in middle neighborhoods. Dr. Anglin and his team will perform actionable research in the areas of strategic investments and policy innovations that have the potential to increase housing affordability and neighborhood...
2022-02-2214 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Tackling Disruption and Change at WorkThis is the podcast of The Nature and Science of Work’s February Integrate feature, “Tackling Disruption and Change at Work.” Thank you for listening!Read the accompanying Integrate newsletter article and program notes for this Integrate podcast.Note on the satellite photo: The USGS describes the photo of massive terrestrial disruption and change this way: “Rising unexpectedly from the heart of the Namib Desert in northern Namibia, the Brandberg Massif” towers abruptly 1800 meters, or almost 6000 feet, above the surrounding desert.Subscribe to the Nature and Science of Work, at 50% off the regular subscripti...
2022-02-1711 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Working When Work is DisruptedThis is the podcast of our February Explore feature, “Working When Work Is Disrupted.” Thank you for listening!Read the accompanying Explore newsletter article and program notes for this week’s podcast.Subscribe to the Nature and Science of Work, at 50% off the regular subscription price, during our 2022 Rollout!Send questions, comments, and suggestions to natureandscienceofwork@substack.com.In our companion Integrate feature, on Thursday, February 17, we will integrate two key questions from this Explore feature to use when work is disrupted in your own work and life.Keep seeing...
2022-02-0310 min
Take NoteEp.21 - Robert LevinJoin us for a discussion with pianist Robert Levin. Pianist and Conductor Robert Levin has performed throughout the United States, Europe, Australia and Asia. His solo engagements include the orchestras of Atlanta, Berlin, Birmingham, Boston, Chicago, Cleveland, Detroit, Los Angeles, Montreal, Utah and Vienna on the Steinway with such conductors as Semyon Bychkov, James Conlon, Bernard Haitink, Sir Neville Marriner, Seiji Ozawa, Sir Simon Rattle and Esa-Pekka Salonen.
2022-02-0253 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST | Now Do It: Your Performance—Meeting the Challenge of Unrealistic GoalsThe January Explore article and podcast, “Goals and Performance…Don’t Just Do It,” emphasized creating your own performance dimensions regardless of those set by the organization. Doing so places you in control of your performance. You can do a better job than your organization can of selecting what performance matters most. Controlling your own performance is healthy and effective—especially in situations in which you don’t have control, some or most of the time, over what work you do or which outcomes matter.This is the podcast edition of the January 20, 2022 article and program notes.
2022-01-2014 min
Talk Wordy To MeTreat Yo Shelf: Money Books with Betsy WestcottIn this week's bonus episode I chat to financial wellness expert Betsy Westcott all about money books, and I promise these ones won't put you to sleep! Betsy is also an avid reader so she has some great book recommendations to share. Money Book recommendationsThe Joy of Money by Kate McCallum & Julia NewbouldThe Barefoot Investor by Scott PapeThe Richest Man in Babylon by George S. ClasonThe $1000 project by Canna Campbell Financial Autonomy by Paul Benson Fabulous But Broke by Melissa Br...
2022-01-1335 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Goals and Performance in the New Year—Don’t Just Do ItThe start of 2022 finds most of us pursuing work goals—of our own design or imposed on us—for the first month, first quarter, and full year. Exhortations to achieve those goals can drown out and ignore the questions of whether these are the right goals to pursue and how to pursue them. Should we all “just do it”? In this Explore podcast and article, we ask: Or is there a better way?This Week’s Podcast Program Notes and Newsletter ArticleRead the accompanying program notes and Explore newsletter article for this week’s podcast....
2022-01-0707 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Three Foundations for Your Own Work—Questions for You About Energy, Information, and ChangeAll work—in humans and in nature—is built on three foundations of energy, information, and change. This week’s podcast explores ways that you can gain fresh perspective on your own work through questions for yourself about your work—and energy, information, and change. This is the podcast edition of this week’s Integrate newsletter article and podcast program notes, which include the written version of all of the questions in this podcast.Listen on Apple PodcastsYou can listen to, follow, and share The Nature and Science of Work on Apple Podcasts a...
2021-12-0909 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Three Foundations of Work—Energy, Information, and ChangeAll work—anywhere in the universe—is built on three foundations: Energy, Information, and Change. We can make these foundations useful by using them to explore different ways that work gets done. In this podcast, we’ll discover how Energy, Information, and Change shape work—in the work of tides, the work of fish, and the work of fishing crews. (Link to The Nature and Science of Work newsletter and program notes for this podcast.)Next week’s podcast: Using the Three Foundations to discover fresh perspectives on your own work!!Until then, keep seein...
2021-12-0212 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Using the Four Outcomes of Work DecisionsIntegrating the four possible outcomes of every decision helps you make them better, with fewer errors—such as excluding qualified applicants during a hiring shortage! Includes Wall Street Journal reporting of computerized hiring’s effects on worker shortages. Podcast of the November 11, 2021, Integrate article (and show notes) at The Nature and Science of Work on Substack.When any organism makes a decision, there are four possible outcomes, which are the same whether the decision is made by a human, an artificial intelligence, a snail, or a bacterium. Brains are not required.Let’s consid...
2021-11-1111 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Learning to Decide From a Fly’s SurpriseAll organisms make decisions using limited information and resources. Human work decisions get better when we do that, too. Podcast of the November 4, 2021, Explore article (and show notes) at The Nature and Science of Work.Work and surprise collide at decisions. Information, we have learned, is surprise. Surprise is part of decisions. Decisions are part of work and, moment by moment, work is made up of decisions. Hear more on this Nature and Science of Work podcast!On the next The Nature and Science of Work podcast:Using the...
2021-11-0408 minLevin College of Public Affairs and Education PodcastLevin Podcast 10 - Dean Roland Anglin Discusses Middle Neighborhoods and Why They MatterIn this episode, Roland Anglin, Dean of the Levin College of Urban Affairs discusses “Investing in the Middle: A New Approach to Deliver on the Promise of Equitable Neighborhood Development,” a research project supported with a two-year, $250,000 grant from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation (RWJF) as a part of RWJF's "Policies for Action: Research on Housing Policies That Promote Equity" program. The research aims to address equity and health in middle neighborhoods. Dr. Anglin and his team will perform actionable research in the areas of strategic investments and policy innovations that have the potential to increase housing affordability and neighborhood st
2021-11-0324 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Information and Surprise in Your Everyday WorkHow do we use limited, scarce information to make crucial decisions at work? In this podcast, we integrate knowledge about information—and surprise—with practical workplace decisions. The podcast edition of the The Nature and Science of Work October 14, 2021 Integrate article (and show notes).Now! Listen on Apple PodcastsYou can listen to, follow, and share The Nature and Science of Work on Apple Podcasts!* Listen on Apple Podcasts* Listen on Spotify* Listen on Stitcher* Listen on Pocket CastsSend Questions, Comments, and Sugge...
2021-10-1412 min
The Nature and Science of Work podcastPODCAST: Information, Energy, and Work—in Nature and HumansAll living beings do their work in continually flowing pathways of information. They are always working with information, at great expense. This is the podcast edition of the The Nature and Science of Work October 7, 2021 Explore article (and show notes).Now! Listen on Apple PodcastsYou can listen to, follow, and share The Nature and Science of Work on Apple Podcasts!* Listen on Apple Podcasts* Listen on Spotify* Listen on Stitcher* Listen on Pocket CastsSend Questions, Comments, and Suggestions
2021-10-0709 min
In Good HandsEP96: Using the power of the sun to keep things cool - Solar PolarSolar Polar Co-Founder and CEO Dr. Robert Edwards joins Peter on this week’s episode to discuss:- The WHO paper that sparked the eureka moment- Developing cooling systems that require no electricity- Using the technology to preserve medicines in developing countries- Leveraging the system for food and crop waste reduction- Enabling zero-carbon homes and buildingLearn more at: solar-polar.co.uk.
2021-06-2952 min
Levin College of Public Affairs and Education PodcastLevin Podcast 7 - Dr. Robert A. Simons Examines Impact of “EZfare” on Quality of Life of Low-Income Transit RidersIn this episode, Dr. Robert (Roby) A. Simons, Professor and Department Chair at the Levin College, discusses his preliminary research findings on “EZfare,” an automated no-touch transit payment system that has recently been implemented by public transit authorities throughout Ohio. Funded through the Federal Transit Administration’s Integrated Mobility Innovation (IMI) Program, the three-year research study looks at the effect of EZfare on the quality of life of transit riders and the potential role of contactless EZfare smart cards in preventing the spread of COVID-19.
Learn More: https://urban.csuohio.edu/news/update...
2021-03-1831 min
Fraud Fighter Podcast008 - Fighting Fraud in Bitcoin with Chainalysis - Jonathan LevinJonathan Levin is a co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer at Chainalysis, a company that traces the blockchain for multiple cryptocurrencies and provides many services regarding cryptocurrency. He has a Master's Degree in Economics from Oxford University and was recently recognized by Forbes Magazine as one of 40 under 40 influencers in finance.email: jonathan@chainalysis.comTwitter: @jony_levinIn this episode, we discuss:How Chainalysis startedHow the Mount Gox bankruptcy started Chainalysis as the leader in tracing BitcoinHow Chainalysis is fighting fraud and money laundering markets. See http://markets.chainalysis.comCertifications and courses th...
2020-10-2631 min
CEO's You Should Know - PittsburghCEO, Robert Levin of Levin FurnitureRobert entered the Pittsburgh-based family furniture business in 1993 after having spent several years in Washington, DC in the fields of Health Policy and Aging. He sold Levin Furniture in 2017 and reacquired through bankruptcy with his partners Matt and John Schultz. He holds a Masters degree in Gerontology from the University of Southern California. Prior to joining Levin Furniture, he was a member of the Capitol Hill Recycling Project, an environmental group in Washington. He is currently active in his family’s main charity – the Sally and Howard Levin Clubhouse – an interactive day program for adults with mental illness and is on the...
2020-10-0128 min
On the Record with Furniture TodayLevin Furniture’s story of determination, persistence and caring“Levin is back!” The new Levin Furniture dream team — Robert Levin, John Schultz and Matt Schultz — talk with Editor in Chief Bill McLoughlin about relaunching this venerated retail brand and their outlook for its future.
Sponsored by Klaussner Home Furnishings
2020-07-1334 min
Rural Matters2020 Elections (Part II) with Dee Davis, Jonathan Rodden, and Pakou HaugIn the final segment of our four-part series on rural poverty and the 2020 elections, developed in collaboration with and underwritten by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle chats with Dee Davis, founder and president of the Center for Rural Strategies; Jonathan Rodden, professor of political science at Stanford University, and author of Why Cities Lose: The Deep Roots of the Urban-Rural Political Divide; and Pakou Hang, a trainer at Vote Run Lead, about the upcoming elections. People vote on the
2020-06-2642 min
Rural Matters2020 Election Issues (Part I) with Nathan Ohle and Kate CasslingIn Part III of our four-part series developed in collaboration with and underwritten by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which deals with rural poverty and key issues in the 2020 elections, Michelle chats with Nathan Ohle, CEO of the Rural Community Assistance Partnership (RCAP), a national network of non-profits focused on water access, economic development, and capacity building for rural communities and Kate Cassling, a Director with the Bipartisan Policy Center Action, where she works on health care
2020-06-1939 minLesson: Impossible - An Exploration of Educational InnovationAgent JoAnna Castellano (Conceptual Math)Your lesson, should you choose to accept it, is to explore how to increase engagement, lessen anxiety, and create real-world connections by teaching math through a Conceptual Based Instructional Model. The special agent assigned to help you with this task is JoAnna Castellano of New Brunswick, New Jersey.
A transcript is available for this episode.
In this episode we discuss:
JoAnna’s path to teaching
Her pedagogical perspective: student agency, productive struggle, teacher as facilitator, providing real-world context
An example question using the Pythagorean theorem with Benjamin Watson’s tackle saving touchdown
How to diffe...
2020-06-1431 min
Rural MattersRural Poverty (Part II) with Lanora Johnson, Jasmine Simington, and Meg DuffyThis riveting episode is the second in our four-part series on rural poverty and issues impacting the 2020 elections presented this month in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle chats with several graduate students at the University of Michigan who worked with the university’s Poverty Solutions program and saw first-hand, on the ground, what poverty looks like in rural America: Lanora Johnson, whose research focuses on gender inequality and rural poverty in Central Appalachia; J
2020-06-1237 min
Rural MattersRural Poverty with Kathryn Edin and Luke ShaeferThis episode is the first of our timely four-part series on rural poverty and issues impacting the 2020 elections presented this month in collaboration with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle chats with Kathryn Edin and Luke Shaefer of the University of Michigan’s Poverty Solutions, an interdisciplinary initiative that seeks to partner communities and policymakers to find new ways to prevent and alleviate poverty. Edin and Shaefer are authors of the landmark book, $2 a Day: The Art of Living on
2020-06-1044 min
None Of Your Business with Robert DeLude#86 Listening to the voiceless and rediscovering a new type of happiness with author of The Mosaic and world visionary Danny Levin(00:00) Intro, in this episode we talk about the ups and downs Danny has overcome,
We dive deep into his relationship with his daughter and how he spoke telepathically to her and how that transform their relationship.
(02:30) Show begins Danny makes a joke while taking a drink of “super juice”
(03:00) Danny Levin is on a mission to go across the country and listen to the people who never get listened too. In this part of the episode Danny is asking Robert what it means to him (also if this was the video part you would notice that Roberts Mindset change, He was...
2020-03-2353 min
Casting 495 Celebrities WorldwideReaction to Mark Levin's big announcement of his upcoming Sunday 8 March show where he will further expose the corrupt New York TimesOne Sir Grove's reaction to Mark Levin's big announcement of his upcoming Sunday 8 March show where he will further expose the corrupt New York Times.
2020-03-0703 min
The Mosaic PodcastEp 051 The Power of Being Complimentary with Didi WongBorn in Hong Kong, raised in England and now residing in Los Angeles, Didi Wong is an Award Winning International Keynote Speaker, TV Producer, Business Mentor, Best-Selling Author and Angel Investor. Didi is the CEO of The Yes Academy, a results driven educational mentorship program for entrepreneurs. Listen to The Mosaic Podcast and hear * To those who know The Mosaic Podcast, you know that the conversation is only a small part in the words we speak, be open to the energy that is pouring out from us. * why she became a s...
2020-02-2600 minCasting 495 Celebrities WorldwideOne Sir Grove's Reaction to Mark Levin's Opening Statement to U.S. SenateOne Sir Grove's Reaction to Mark Levin's Opening Statement to U.S. Senate ... You can hear Mark's opening statements here at the following YouTube link https://youtu.be/2E1mOkNohl8
2020-01-2204 min
The RK3 ShowChanging The CultureWhen do you know if it's time for a big change to take place? When should change happen and from where should it start? Our guest this week is a 25-year entrepreneur, speaker, and globally-recognized growth strategist. Her lifetime legacy mission is to educate, equip, and empower 100 million entrepreneurs and leaders with the skillset and mindset they need to reach their full potential.
Marissa Levin has a story to share, let's listen to it!
What's In Store For You
[04:27] Marissa shares the merge between two awesome companies - Successful Culture and People Tactics - and how trust is critical in...
2019-12-3128 min
The RK3 ShowEp46 - Changing The Culture When do you know if it's time for a big change to take place? When should change happen and from where should it start? Our guest this week is a 25-year entrepreneur, speaker, and globally-recognized growth strategist. Her lifetime legacy mission is to educate, equip, and empower 100 million entrepreneurs and leaders with the skillset and mindset they need to reach their full potential. Marissa Levin has a story to share, let's listen to it! What's In Store For You [04:27] Marissa shares the merge between two awesome...
2019-12-3128 min
Unter Zwei – der MedienpodcastJulia Baumann, wie kann eine Lokalzeitung Facebook-Gruppen nutzen?Facebooks Algorithmenumstellung hat Medienunternehmen getroffen. Ein Trend, der daraufhin aufkam, waren Gruppen. Facebook-Chef Mark Zuckerberg sagte, die bei weitem am schnellsten wachsenden Bereiche der Online-Kommunikation seien Direktnachrichten, Gruppen und Stories. An anderer Stelle werden Gruppen das neue Herzstück von Facebook genannt.
Ein Medium, dass schon lange mit Gruppen Erfahrungen sammelt, ist die Lindauer Zeitung, die zur Schwäbischen Zeitung gehört. Im Interview mit Unter Zwei erzählt die Redakteurin Julia Baumann über ihre Erfahrungen mit der „Du weißt, dass Du aus Lindau bist, ...“-Gruppe, wie sie die Gruppe zur Themenfindung und Recherche einsetzen und gibt Tipps...
2019-12-0230 min
Rural MattersFuture of Rural Communities with Tom Morris, Allen Pratt, and Whitney CoeIn this final segment of our four-part, in-depth series. “Rural Communities: Conquering Challenges, Optimizing Opportunities,” produced in association with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle talks to three major thought leaders about pressing challenges and the future of living in rural America: Tom Morris, the Associate Administrator for Rural Health Policy in HHS’s Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), who oversees the work of the Office of Rural Health Policy; Dr. Allen Pr
2019-11-2543 min
Rural MattersRural Business with Janet Topolsky, Ines Polonius & David EricksonIn this third of our four-part series. “Rural Communities: Conquering Challenges, Optimizing Opportunities,” produced in association with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle discusses rural economics and business with Janet Topolsky, who directs the Aspen Institute Community Strategies Group, specializing in connecting low-wealth rural and urban places and populations to regional economic development; Ines Polonius. CEO of Communities Unlimited, Inc., a CDFI and community economic development organization in the rural South; and David Erickson, senior vice president and head of Outreach and Education at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. Polonius works with leadership teams in rura...
2019-11-1250 min
Rural MattersHousing & Health Care in Rural America with Nancy Dickey and David LipsetzIn this second in our four-part series, Rural Communities: Conquering Challenges, Optimizing Opportunities, in partnership with and supported by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Michelle chats with Nancy Dickey and David Lipsetz. Dickey spent almost a dozen years as president of the Texas A&M Health Science Center and vice chancellor for health affairs for The Texas A&M University System and currently serves in several academic and administrative roles at the College of Medicine and as executive direct
2019-10-2840 min
Rural MattersRural Communities: Conquering Challenges, Optimizing Opportunities: Part IIn this kickoff to Rural Matters’ first in-depth, four-part series, Rural Communities: Conquering Challenges, Optimizing Opportunities, Michelle and three guests take a deep dive on what it’s like — and what it could be like in the future — to live in Rural America, exploring the recent findings of a survey conducted by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and Harvard University School of Public Health. The three guests are Dr. Robert J. Blendon, Richard L. Menschel Professor and Senior Associate Dean for Policy Translation and Leadership Development at the Harvard School of Public Health who serves as co-director of the Robert W...
2019-10-0447 min
Rural MattersLessons from Life in Rural America Symposium with Katrina BadgerMichelle chats with Katrina Badger, program officer with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, about the work of the foundation to build a culture of health and her particular focus on creating the community conditions that foster improved health. Badger discusses a poll that was released at the recent Life in Rural America symposium, which was a collaboration among the Foundation, NPR, and Harvard, that focused on rural issues. Just organizing the event was a learning experience, Badger notes. One of the takeaways of the symposium, she says, was that Rural America is not a monolithic space but a diverse...
2019-09-0937 min
Nikhil Hogan ShowRobert LevinI’m so delighted to introduce my guest today, acclaimed Classical Pianist, Composer, Improviser, Musicologist and Conductor, Robert Levin! An international performing concert pianist, he has performed throughout the US, Europe, Australia and Asia. As a recording artist, he has recorded for DG Archiv, Decca, Deutsche Grammophon Yellow Label, SONY Classical and more. Levin is renowned for his restoration of the Classical period practice of improvised embellishments and cadenzas; his Mozart and Beethoven performances have been hailed for their active mastery of the Classical musical language. In addition to his performing activities, Robert Le...
2019-06-191h 04
Classic ClubAu Palais des dégustateurs, avec Robert Levin, Eric Rouyer & Alain Passard et Franck Bedrossiandurée : 00:59:34 - Classic Club - Ce soir, en direct et en public depuis l'Hôtel Bedford, les invités du Classic Club sont le pianiste et compositeur Robert Levin, le caviste Eric Rouyer et le chef Alain Passard ainsi que le compositeur Franck Bedrossian
2019-06-0559 min
The Healthcare Policy Podcast ® Produced by David IntrocasoATAP's Dr. Robert Levin Discusses Reforming Drug Pricing Policy (February 18th)Listen NowThe administration and the Congress are currently discussing various proposals to reform drug pricing policy. Drug prices, as listeners are likely well aware, have risen substantially over the past two decades. For example, between 1997 and 2007 they tripled and currently year-over-year Medicare Part D drug spending is expected to grow through 2026 at twice the 2007 through 2013 growth rate. The administration formally began its effort last May with the announcement of its drug pricing "blueprint." The Congress is currently holding hearings, e.g., the Senate Finance and House Oversight committees, on drug pricing. The administration currently is proposing two dr...
2019-02-1928 min
BITEradio.meThe Mosaic with Daniel Bruce LevinThe Mosaic with Daniel Bruce Levin A ground-breaking book in the tradition of The Alchemist and The Celestine Prophecy, The Mosaic, by marketing expert and activist Daniel Bruce Levin, invites you to see the world from a new point-of-view— one that focuses on what connects us to each other and brings us happiness. The Mosaic follows the journey of Mo, a boy who loses his parents two years apart on the same day. When he asks the adults where his parents went, they tell him they are in heaven. Mo sets out to find the place called heaven and along the...
2019-01-091h 02
Raise Your Inner Game Today with David LevinCommunication and Leadership (for the Highly Sensitive Person)If you’ve ever had to communicate with someone (?!), especially if you’re a Highly Sensitive Person (HSP) this post is for you!
It’s a fascinating and wide-ranging interview with Rob Ashton, founder and CEO of Emphasis / Writing-Skills.com.
Rob and I have been friends for several years now, and he’s the one who turned me on to the idea of HSPs a couple months ago.
I invited him on to go deeper into that subject, and we do, but we also spent a lot of time on communication, which was great be...
2018-10-181h 42
Onalytica Influencer Marketing PodcastsInfluencer Marketing in the B2SMB Space - Feat. Robert LevinInfluencer Marketing in the B2SMB Space - Feat. Robert Levin Chief SMB Officer & Editor-in-chief at RSL Media
2018-10-1726 min
Rural MattersRural Health and Hospital Closures with Alan Morgan, CEO, National Rural Health AssociationNew host Michelle Rathman examines the state of rural health and the complex issue of rural hospital closures with Alan Morgan, Chief Executive Officer of the National Rural Health Association (NRHA). According to Rathman and the NRHA, about 60 million people are served by rural health care providers, running the gamut from the elderly to young families. Amid the pressures and challenges in rural health, Morgan notes there is some good news – increased innovation and a lot of new models and practices being implemented, such as utilizing the expertise of community health workers; integrating oral health into primary care; greater em...
2018-09-1033 min
Guy's Guy Radio with Robert Manni#257 Randi Levin: Get ResultsRandi Levin is a nationally recognized transitional coach and reinvention expert. Her signature GPS Coaching System focuses on growth, purpose, and embracing change, empowering her clients to pivot and refresh their lives; becoming a legend in them.
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Join Robert Manni, author of The Guys' Guy's Guide To Love as we discuss life, love and the pursuit of happiness.
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2018-01-0452 min
Rural MattersRobert Pack & Maggie Elehwany: VRHA Keynoters—and VRHA Board President Summer SageRecorded live from the recent Virginia Rural Health Association’s 2017 Rural Health Providers Conference, John chats up Summer Sage, president of the VRHA Board of Directors, and two keynote speakers — Robert Pack, Associate Dean for Academic Affairs & Professor of Community and Behavioral Health at East Tennessee State University and the Principal Investigator on a drug abuse research program in Appalachia; and Maggie Elehwany, government affairs and policy vice president for the National Rural Health Association. Pack described recent new education initiatives and resources, including the latest research found on the National Registry of Evidence-based Programs and Practices (NREPP), https://know...
2017-11-0941 min
Tuff Love with Robert Kandell085: Reclaiming Lost Pieces with Nancy LevinWelcome back to Tuff Love with your host, Rob Kandell. This week is a guest start week, with special guest Nancy Levin. Nancy is a successful author, speaker, Hay House talk radio host and an amazing person. Rob heard her speak earlier this year and was wowed by her story of saying ‘no’ to her own mediocrity and stuckness in order to reclaim the lost pieces of her.
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2017-08-1041 min
Academy of Ancient MusicLevin directs Mozart - pre-concert talkProf Robert Levin (Harvard University) discusses Mozart's early keyboard works and the intersection between research and performance.Recorded live at Milton Court Concert Hall, London.
2015-07-0800 min
In Tune HighlightsRobert Levin on improvising cadenzasFortepianist Robert Levin tells Suzy Klein how he improvises cadenzas in Mozart's concertos, why they aren't a place to show off technical virtuosity, and what he'll do if musical inspiration ever fails him.
2015-02-0408 min