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Write Out LoudCommunity over CompetitionGot something to say? Send us a text! In this episode of 'Write Out Loud,' the hosts delve into the importance of building relationships in the writing community. They discuss the misconception that writing is a solitary endeavor and emphasize the cooperative aspects of being an author. From engaging with editors and fans to collaborating with other writers for joint promotions, the podcast explores ways to create a supportive network. They also touch on the benefits of lifting each other up and the overall marketing advantages of cooperation over competition, stressing the significance of building a...2024-09-2327 min
Making a Living with MaggieTips and Strategies for Maximizing Technology in Your Work and LifeUtilize technology to enhance your professional life. In this episode we reflect on the various ways technology impacts our careers and daily lives. AI is a hot topic and to help us understand uses, value and pitfalls, my special guest, an advocate of AI tools, introduces some fascinating options. Suzanne Kantra from Techlicious.com offers advice and techniques to optimize technology for: work life balance exploring your interests and connecting with others who share your passions, matching your resume to new and different jobs and expanding job possibilities improving your resume using AI as a proofreader and to help...2024-05-0135 min
The Lisa ShowSchool after 50, Black History Month, Lies We Tell Our Kids, Effects of Online Dating, Ultra Running, Energy-Saving GadgetsLaurie Quinn shares tips for going back to school as a non-traditional student, Jeanetta Williams talks about the importance of Black History Month, Carrie Ann Rhodes tells us if it's okay or not to lie to our kids, Carmelia Ray gives us tips for making the most of online dating, Paul Ronto breaks down why some people love ultra running, Suzanne Kantra tells us how to save energy in our homes.2020-02-241h 41
The Lisa ShowSchool after 50, Black History Month, Lies We Tell Our Kids, Effects of Online Dating, Ultra Running, Energy-Saving GadgetsSchool after 50 (0:00:00) For those who are middle-aged and didn’t finish college because life had other plans for you, chances are you’ve thought about going back. You might be afraid of being the oldest one in all your classes or having to form study groups with high school graduates. But you will be comforted to know that 7.4 million students in colleges and universities across the U.S. are 25 years or older. Here to help us overcome our initial skepticism of going back to school as adults is Dr. Laurie Quinn, interim president at Champlain College in Vermont. She’s...2020-02-241h 41
Here's Something InterestingToday's Hottest Tech StartupsSuzanne Kantra, founder and editor of Techlicious.com profiles the Consumer Technology Association's hottest and most innovative tech startups2019-08-0100 min
Let's Just Talk!StompoutBullying bestmobileservices DIYGretta Monahan, lifestyle expert, Mom -Will discuss "Stomp Out Bullying" -STOMP Out Bullying focuses on reducing and preventing bullying, cyberbullying, sexting. Editor and Founder of Techlicious, Suzanne Kantra discusses the best mobile services and how to pick the right one for you or your family today. Carter Oosterhouse, Nationally Recognized Lifestyle and Home Improvement Expert discussing DIY Projects for the year and how to do it yourself as a beginner.This show is broadcast live on W4CY Radio (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http...2015-09-1250 min
MomTalkRadio's PodcastDottie Lamm, author of Daddy on BoardThis week Maria speaks with Tara Stealey, Vicks Comfort CAREvan and the Vicks family of products. Next, Suzanne Kantra, Technology Editor, Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia. Then, Mara Schiff, Ph.D., Coaching for your Life with Mara Schiff, Ph.D and Dottie Lamm, author of Daddy on Board.2008-02-2855 min
Jumping Monkeys (Audio)Suzanne Kantra of Martha Stewart Living, Emotional Armor, free kids playdate for NYC bloggers and the danger of too many safety measures...
Our guest is Suzanne Kantra of Martha Stewart Living
SPEND: Emotional Armor - Great t-shirts for strong girls. My favorite is "Princess. Not in need of rescue." Recommended by listener Mar.
SAVE: New York KiDs club offers free playdate for bloggers in NYC. Kids ages 6 months to 4 years can enjoy enrichment activities led by instructors. Free WiFi is available. RSVP.
GIVE: BookMooch charity section. We've interviewed John Buckman of BookMooch before, but I wanted to highlight the charity section.
AUDIBLE BOOK PICK: Peter Pan
VIDEO OF THE WEEK: 5 Dangerous...2008-01-1352 min