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The Chop Shop ShowDynasty Crumbles? Mahomes Out, Kelce Fading & NFL Playoff FireworksIn the season finale of the Chop Shop Show's 136th episode, aired on December 15, 2025, hosts Daryl "EZDZ" Newton, Greg Doss (AKA Ruff), and Waldo "Dade City" Woodard deliver their signature blend of raw NFL analysis, unfiltered banter, and community shoutouts in this appreciation special wrapping up the year's run. Kicking off with high energy, the crew dives straight into the shocking ACL tear sidelining Patrick Mahomes, debating if it signals the end of Kansas City's dynasty after a brutal back-to-back beatdown by the Texans and Steelers—physicality the Chiefs haven't faced in years. Ruff calls it a "tossed season," la...
2025-12-161h 40
The Chop Shop ShowDynasty Crumbles? Mahomes Out, Kelce Fading & NFL Playoff FireworksIn the season finale of the Chop Shop Show's 136th episode, aired on December 15, 2025, hosts Daryl "EZDZ" Newton, Greg Doss (AKA Ruff), and Waldo "Dade City" Woodard deliver their signature blend of raw NFL analysis, unfiltered banter, and community shoutouts in this appreciation special wrapping up the year's run. Kicking off with high energy, the crew dives straight into the shocking ACL tear sidelining Patrick Mahomes, debating if it signals the end of Kansas City's dynasty after a brutal back-to-back beatdown by the Texans and Steelers—physicality the Chiefs haven't faced in years. Ruff calls it a "tossed season," lamenting th...
2025-12-161h 40
Oregon Trappers Association PodcastPodcast is Back!! HB3932 Update, Waldo Lake, And the 2025 BanquetJeremy Watson and myself sit down for a good talk to bring you the updates of what's going on here in the State of Oregon with trapping. Hear some current updates on the beaver bill and don't forget to get your tickets for the banquet. Also make sure you listen to the end of the show I have included Sen. Todd Nash's speech on the Beaver Bill.
2025-08-251h 14
40 Lessons40 Lessons - The Final LessonsAfter 60 episodes over five years, the 40 Lessons podcast returns for one final conversation. In this special retrospective, host Todd B. Waldo takes the guest seat as longtime friend and the show’s final guest, Marc Cheatham — founder of The Black Baseball Mixtape and The Cheats Movement — steps in as interviewer.Together, they reflect on a decade of growth, the wisdom of past guests, and the road ahead as Todd prepares to turn the page from his 40s to his 50s.To help close out the journey, several past guests return with something new: voice notes record...
2025-07-131h 30
America's Healthiest CityTodd Waldo from the Shockoe InstituteEver wondered how a seasoned engineer transitions into a pivotal community leader with an unwavering commitment to societal impact? Join us for an enlightening conversation with Todd Waldo, Vice President of the Shockoe Institute, as he shares his journey from the heart of South Carolina to the vibrant city of Richmond. Inspired by the sacrifices of his parents and driven by a passion for community betterment, Todd's story is a testament to the power of diverse experiences and the profound positive impact they can have. Discover the unique attributes that make Richmond special, from its spirited people and natural...
2024-08-2329 min
Entrepreneurship on the RISETodd Waldo on Human Centered Solutions and Technology to Help Entrepreneurs ScaleThroughout the pandemic and subsequent years, we saw a shift in how businesses approached diversity and equity. However, it is clear that if we want to continue improving our ecosystems, we still have a long way to go before we can close that divide. This week, episode 8 of Entrepreneurship on the RISE Podcast is about human-centered solutions and technology to help entrepreneurs scale. RISE Collaborative is striving to create a more inclusive and vibrant regional economy in which makers, entrepreneurs, innovators, and service providers interact organically and collaboratively. Our mission is to e...
2023-03-1640 min
REBUILD of JOYCAST23: In Fujimoto We Trust23: In Fujimoto We Trust
Chainsaw Man Part 2 has begun and the boys don’t waste a second discussing the first chapter, speculating on what’s ahead for the series and it’s very dubious connections to the Joker. This also warrants a quick check-up on some of the JUMP newcomers, and LeRoy is disappointed to find that Doron Dororon still has a pulse. This week’s topics: Chainsaw Man, Fujimoto, Fire Punch, Todd Phillip’s Joker, Jujutsu Kaisen, Doron Dororon, Earth Child, Ruri Dragon, Super Smartphone, My Hero Academia (c. 359) and Where’s Waldo.
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2022-07-181h 00
The Wrestling Memory GrenadeEpisode 56: CLOSING OUT 1993 IN THE WWF - BRET ANSWERS OWEN'S CHALLENGEWE CLOSEOUT 1993 IN THE WWF with the month of DECEMBER as Bret Hart responds to Owen's Challenge, "Double J" Jeff Jarrett Debuts, The Macho Man returns to competition, Tatanka looks for revenge on Ludvig Borga, Alundra Blayze arrives, IRS steals "Chismo's" Gold, Lex Luger SLAM Yokozuna AGAIN, Johnny Polo Wrestles, it's Pedal to the Metal with Thurman "Sparky" Plugg, EVIL Alfred Hayes at his best, Yoko Claus, and KWANG the "Ninja Type Karate Character". Plus, The Undertaker has a special Holiday Message for Yokozuna!SPECIAL ALERT: THE WRESTLECOPIA PODCAST NETWORK & THE WRESTLING MEMORY GRENADE ARE IN THE...
2022-04-132h 35
S.J. Quinney College of Law Events and WebinarsIt Isn’t Over Yet: How COVID Has Impacted Law Firm OperationsThis podcast will discuss how COVID has impacted law firm operations in that last year, including attorney flexibility and mobility, client expectations, emerging practice areas and how the new changes will be further impacted by Utah’s new regulatory reform experiment.Panelists:Keven Rowe, President, Jones Waldo Holbrook and McDonoughLee Wright, Managing Partner, Kirton McConkieTodd Leishman, President and Chairman of Dentons Durham Jones & PinegarHosted by Lori NelsonOriginally aired and recorded February 12, 2021 @ 12:00 pm
2021-02-2358 min
Can I Bother You?14. BotherweenCarve a jack o’lantern, break out the candy corn, and settle in for Can I Bother You’s first Halloween special! Let AJ and Timothy bewitch you with tales from the past: Childhood costumes! Party hijinks! Shattered dreams! Grab your candy apple full of razor blades and celebrate the spooky season with us!Email us to say hello or ask for advice at botherus@canibotheryou.com!If you'd like to support us monetarily, you can do that at our Ko-fi!The CountDr. NickKimmy Gibb...
2020-10-2938 min40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 60 - Lessons from the movement with Marc CheathamFor the season finale of the 40 Lessons Podcast, Marc Cheatham joins Todd B. Waldo to talk about the last ten years of The Cheats Movement and the impact it has had on Richmond. They reminisce about Marc’s journey through 90’s hip hop and the impact 2020 has had so far on his family, career and service to his community.
Marc Cheatham is a creator of The Cheats Movement. The Cheats Movement is a multi-media platform that celebrates the Richmond region as a hub for music, art, culture, and diversity. The Cheats Movement has been voted one of the b...
2020-09-151h 1040 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 59 - Lessons from sowing seeds and Black places with Duron ChavisOutside on a Saturday morning, Duron Chavis sits down at Canvas with Todd B. Waldo to discuss his “Resiliency Garden,” a project being constructed outside the VCU Institute of Contemporary Art in Richmond. They discuss the importance of Black spaces, authenticity and collaboration. Duron also shares stories from his life growing up in Richmond that still impact his family and his work as an educator and change maker.
Duron Chavis started his career in community advocacy as first a volunteer then an employee of the Black History Museum and Cultural Center of VA. He worked as a museum...
2020-09-0855 min40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 58 - Lessons from the pivot with Yewande AustinTodd B. Waldo travels to Petersburg Virginia for a conversation with Yewande Austin. They talk about the impact this year has had on their professional and personal lives. And Yewande shares insight from her work across continents to help us understand what is possible for our communities in America.
From MTV to the historic Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Dr. Yewande Austin’s socially charged music has taken center stage with musical icons from the Black Eyed Peas to Maroon 5, but it is her work as a lecturer, social activist and honorary U. S. Cultural Ambassador that...
2020-09-0153 min40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 57 - Lessons and questions from my daughterTodd B. Waldo invites back to the podcast his daughter Samaya for a special conversation. They talk about this summer and their reactions to the pandemic. They also discuss Camp Diva with Girls for a Change (GFAC) and the impact it had this summer.
Since 2013, GFAC has focused more deeply on the empowerment and uplifting of a population whose needs are most unmet—Black girls and other girls of color. We, as an organization and movement, view this action as a first step to end the prejudice, poverty and lack of resources that leave Black girls and young...
2020-08-2836 min40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 56 - Lessons on love and business from Robert and Catina JonesRobert and Catina Jones join Todd B. Waldo to share the journey from their first date to leading multiple businesses together as husband and wife. They talk about selflessness, commitment, communication and growth as well as the legacy they are building for their family and the community around them.
Catina Jones is the founder and Principal Broker of ICON Realty Group. With 15 years of providing a superior service experience for her clients, Catina and her team are committed to being your advocate and advisor throughout your real estate transaction. Catina’s real estate resume includes new construction, urb...
2020-08-251h 0040 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 55 - Lessons from the old stories with Mighty JoshuaFrom his rehearsal studio, Independent Reggae Artist Mighty Joshua joins Todd B. Waldo to begin a new season of the 40 Lessons podcast. Mighty Joshua talks about growing up in Virginia and how it shaped his musical foundation. They talk about life on stage and at home as well as the work in community. And they talk about the pursuit of liberation in the midst of all that has happened in our world this year.
Mighty Joshua engages audiences by opening minds and activating bodies through song. Conscious lyrics flow freely to create distinctive refrains that pulse with prid...
2020-08-1859 min
Indie Film Academy: A Filmmaking and Screenwriting PodcastIFA 036: The Film Industry, It's A Disaster with Todd BergerScreenwriter, Actor, Director...Todd Berger is a triple threat. Today we sit down and talk with Todd about his life and how it has led him to direct the film "It's A Disaster" starring David Cross, Julia Stiles, and America Ferrera.Here's more about Todd from the Wikipedia:Todd Berger (born April 5, 1979) is an American actor, screenwriter, and film director, most prominently known for writing, directing, and appearing in the films The Scenesters and It's a Disaster. Berger has also appeared as an actor in films such as Southland Tales and on the television show Parks...
2020-07-161h 17
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 54 - Happy hour lessons on community and culture from Robey MartinRobey Martin and Todd B. Waldo talk about their shared love for food and culture and what it means to come together to experience both in Richmond. They also share how their focus on mental health and self-care impacts how they live and work each day.
Robey Martin lives an unctuous soup of a life. During a day, she balances human resources and contract staffing for Remx Specialty Staffing (need a temp?). In that very same day, she's an online/tv/print personality who features food, spirits and culture primarily in Virginia.
You can find her over at WTVR CBS 6...
2020-05-1959 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 53 - Special Episode: Second Part of Lessons on Mental Health with James Harris#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth is here to remind us that our mental health deserves to be prioritized more now than ever. Whether it be supporting a friend or opening up to someone about your own experiences. In part two of his focus on mental health, host Todd B. Waldo talks with James Harris about his own journey with mental health and therapy. And why he created Men To Heal and the opportunities it provides to our community.
James Harris the founder of Men to Heal . He is a Licensed Mental Health Professional and holds a Master’s degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling.
At...
2020-05-1240 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 52 - Special Episode: First Part of Lessons on Mental Health#MentalHealthAwarenessMonth is here to remind us that our mental health deserves to be prioritized more now than ever. Whether it be supporting a friend or opening up to someone about your own experiences. In part one of his focus on mental health, host Todd B. Waldo talks about his experience with depression and anxiety and the importance of self care in his life today. He shares the impact of forgiveness, giving himself grace and that it is ok to not be ok.
If you need help or support, you can find resources from the National Alliance on Mental Illness ( nami...
2020-05-0512 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 51 - Diving deep into lessons from Radiah RhodesTodd B. Waldo is joined by long-time friend Radiah Rhodes as they look back on the journey through life after receiving their Engineering degrees from NC State. Radiah shares what she gained in her career moving from corporate leadership through entrepreneurship. They talk about what the process of introspection has done to transform her life, family and business. And the impact that process is having on her clients.
Radiah Rhodes is an alchemist, activist, and innovator for all things well-being. After two decades of experience leading in small businesses and Fortune 100 companies across beauty, health & wellness, and information technology, Radiah...
2020-04-2857 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 50 - Lessons on being and doing from Enjoli MoonFrom her home in Richmond, Enjoli Moon joins Todd B. Waldo for the 50th episode of the podcast. She shares how intuition and intentionality have impacted her family and career. And they talk about learning how to maintain balance with time and attention while pursuing passion.
Enjoli Moon is the founder and creative director of the Afrikana Independent Film Festival, a festival dedicated to showcasing the cinematic works of people of color from around the world - they place a special focus of the global Black narrative. She is also the Assistant Curator of Film & Special Programs at the Institute...
2020-04-2157 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 49 - Loving and listening lessons from Mike WattsMike Watts begins a new season of 40 Lessons from his home in Maine. He talks with Todd B. Waldo about family, marriage, business and self-care. They share what it takes to balance all of these and continue to listen, learn, grow and show grace.
As an entrepreneur, speaker, and dad, Mike Watts has built a multimedia digital empire with his wife, Kate Northrup, that reaches hundreds of thousands globally. They are committed to supporting ambitious women to light up the world without burning themselves out in the process. They have a podcast together called The Kate & Mike Show: Life, Love...
2020-04-141h 06
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 48 - Lessons on loving family and serving community from Anedra BourneFrom her office in Richmond Virginia, Anedra Wiseman Bourne talks with Todd B. Waldo about the impact of her family on her life and career. She talks about being wife, mom and friend while making time to listen, lead and serve communities.
Anedra Wiseman Bourne is a wife and mother of two, but by day she’s the Deputy Executive Director at Venture Richmond, Downtown Richmond’s Marketing organization. Anedra has spent most of her 20-plus year career focused on public relations, community outreach and marketing in the tourism industry. In her spare time, she enjoys volunteering in the community and...
2020-02-1846 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 47 - Lessons from James Warren on fatherhood, friendship & fulfilling potentialJames Warren sits down with Todd B. Waldo for a candid conversation about family, fatherhood and how they experience forgiveness and freedom in relationships. They share lessons on community building and what it means to work in a diverse community pursuing common goals.
James Warren is a storyteller and a strategist, passionate about the intersections of human and digital, and brands, culture and communities. He is the Founder and CEO of Share More Stories, which helps companies understand humans, one story at a time. James is also the Vice President of Brand Strategy at JMI, a marketing firm uniquely focused...
2020-02-1148 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 46 - Lessons from running into the fire from Keron TullTodd B. Waldo joins City of Richmond Fire Lieutenant Keron Tull for a conversation about his journey from Guyana to Richmond and his career of service. They talk about family, fatherhood, and the drive to give back to the community. And what it means to learn and grow from our past and pursue a better future.
Keron Tull has been an active member of the City of Richmond Department of Fire and Emergency Services for the last 10 years. He has served in the role of Engine Company Lieutenant at Fire Station 11 located in Richmond’s Historic Church Hill community. Born in...
2020-02-0443 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 45 - Artist S. Ross Browne’s lessons from creating art that heals and revealsFrom his studio in Richmond, Artist S. Ross Browne joins Todd B. Waldo to share the journey with family and loved ones that shapes his work. And the deep convictions and passion that motivate him through struggle. They talk about the impact of art on the community and how it can be used to help heal after difficult and tragic moments in our lives.
S. Ross Browne studied Communication Art and Design at Virginia Commonwealth University, in Richmond, VA and Photography at The Corcoran School of the Arts in Washington, DC. He is also an alumnus of The Miller School...
2020-01-2859 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 44 - Lessons on passion and fear from Dr. Hollee FreemanDr. Hollee Freeman joins Todd B. Waldo on the podcast sharing how she leads the MathScience Innovation Center and cares for her family, while also creating space to live out her passion. They talk about the hard work of building community in Richmond and what is possible when you push through fear and step out of your comfort zone.
Dr. Hollee Freeman is the Executive Director of the MathScience Innovation Center in Richmond, VA. She is a National Board Certified Teacher and has worked as an elementary teacher, district math coach, national mathematics trainer, educational researcher, curriculum writer, and professor...
2020-01-2151 min
Helping Sells Radio164 John Jantsch The Self-Reliant EntrepreneurI never would have thought we’d do a show based on inspiration from a "renegade minister, a handyman turned political activist and naturalist, and an innovative educator and early feminist voice.” But we did. Thanks to John Jantsch, author of the new book, "The Self-Relient Entrepreneur: 366 Daily Meditations to Feed Your Soul and Grow Your Business.” Although this book was written for entrepreneurs, who John traditionally serves, the lessons in this book apply to anyone. We talked about that, too. Because in his book John writes, “You can experience a spirit of self-reliance and independence no matter your profession or job ti...
2020-01-2129 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 43 - The dope and different lessons from Kelli LemonKelli Lemon joins Todd B. Waldo for a conversation about her family, career and her journey to discover how she could weave together all that she is to connect people, create experiences and help shape the world around her.
Kelli is socially connecting people through food, sports, arts and education. This week she is celebrating the first year of her social cafe Urban Hang Suite in Richmond’s Historic Jackson Ward community! She is also the host for Coffee With Strangers where each week guests share with Kelli how they live, work, play and support all that Richmond has to of...
2019-10-2948 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 42 - Lessons from building space and home from Adrienne Cole JohnsonAdrienne Cole Johnson joins Todd B. Waldo for a conversation about what she has learned creating intentional spaces and balancing her work at home and in the community.
Adrienne Cole Johnson is a social justice professional focused on creative approaches to change and has done this by focusing on building robust engagement strategies for various communities for over 15 years. She is an innovator and entrepreneur, co-leading thoughtful and intentional brands such as The ARTisan Cafe, The Flourish Society and The Richmond Night Market. She shared “I’m a Richmonder committed to ensuring the arts and culture scene of the City spea...
2019-10-2254 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 41 - Dance lessons in the spotlight from Sandi CauleySandi Cauley joins Todd B. Waldo for a conversation about family, career and life in Richmond as she leads her business and serves the community.
Sandi Cauley is the owner and founder of TURN Cardio Jam Studio, a fitness instructor and also a choreographer and instructor for Dance Trance Richmond; She discovered the program while working as a television news producer in Birmingham, Alabama in 1998. Sandi's love for dance starts in Corpus Christi, Texas where she took Ballet Folklorico and twirling as a child. She gave up those activities to play sports and music; She was a snare drummer in...
2019-10-1559 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 40 - It’s bigger than just a joke. Lessons from Micah Bam-Bamm WhiteMicah “Bam-Bamm” White joins Todd B. Waldo for a conversation about family, fatherhood, faith and how he is still figuring out how to use his passion and gifts to make a difference in his family and community.
Micah White has spent over 20 years in the entertainment industry as a stand-up comedian, host, and philanthropist. He has performed in four countries, and in over 80 U.S. cities in 30 states. The go-to guy for corporate comedy and hosting, White’s talents have led him to perform for 40 corporations, 30 non-profit organizations, and 20 colleges doing everything from stand-up to hosting and delivering the commencement addres...
2019-10-081h 05
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 39 - Preview the new season of 40 Lessons40 Lessons started as a way to celebrate host Todd B. Waldo’s 40th birthday, highlighting a series of the lessons he had learned and their impact on his view of the world. Now, Todd continues to share his stories, insight and wisdom to encourage listeners to take care of themselves and each other.
In this next season of the 40 Lessons podcast, every Tuesday Todd B. Waldo invites friends and colleagues to share their stories, insight and wisdom to encourage listeners to take care of themselves and each other.
The event spotlight for this episode is artoberVA, a month-long celebration of ar...
2019-10-0106 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 38 - Lessons from an engineer's journey from fear to freedom40 Lessons - Episode 38 - Lessons from an engineer's journey from fear to freedom
This episode Todd B. Waldo discusses his latest Medium article ( medium.com/@toddwaldo ) about his career transition and journey from fear to freedom.
The event spotlight for this episode is the Hill Topper 5k Sunday March 24, 2019. This annual race organized by Church Hill Rotary Club benefits the Robinson Theater. The race will take you through the beautiful neighborhood and parks of Church Hill then end right in the middle of the Church Hill Irish Festival where you can enjoy live bands, great food, and beer! Register at...
2019-03-0609 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 37 - Took a break and learned a few things while I was awayTodd B. Waldo returns to the podcast after taking a self-care break. He shares what he learning about life, family and relationships. And what it means to focus on the center.
The event spotlight for this episode is the Robinson Theater’s Annual Fall Festival Sunday 10/28 3-6p. It is part of artoberVA which promotes events, pop-ups, exhibits, science, history, collaborations, and any arts or culture experience happening in the Richmond & Tri-Cities area every October. Come to the theater for an afternoon of arts, culture, and community. Learn more at robinsontheater.org
40 Lessons is a podcast about the lessons we've le...
2018-10-2619 min
The Impactors PodcastWorking as a civil servant, serving others & recognizing local talent (Todd Waldo)Welcome to The Social Impactors Podcast! Where we highlight impactful individuals making a positive social impact in their communities, and shares their stories/lessons to help others. 🌍
"Social impact transcends what you do everyday. If you are thinking about developing people while developing your business, then it steps you forward into making more broad impact."
Episode #29 of The Social Impactors Podcast features Todd Waldo, Enterprise Engineering Manager at EAB, and Director for a mutltuitde of Non-Profits such as Better Housing Coalition, Afrikana Independent Film Festival, and Robinson Theater Community Arts Center. It was also a reall...
2018-10-2418 minThe Impactors PodcastHow a heart attack, having continual faith & a shift in mentality shaped his future (Yoseph Elkaim)Welcome to The Social Impactors Podcast! Where we highlight impactful individuals making a positive social impact in their communities, and shares their stories/lessons to help others. 🌍
"Just working and doing, people get burnt out. But if you think of people first, you're already on fire, you can't get burnt out."
Episode #28 of The Social Impactors Podcast features Yoseph Elkaim, a Global Business & Compliance Leader, Keynote Speaker, and Author.
Yoseph and I talked about how he has had pivotal moments in his life that have defined what impact he wants to make in the wo...
2018-10-1957 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 36 - Back to school lessons from a sixth graderTodd B. Waldo welcomes back to the podcast his daughter for a conversation about education, justice, equity and how our thankfulness and honesty create a foundation for empathy, mission and service.
The event spotlight for this episode is the 3rd annual Afrikana Independent Film Festival returning to Richmond Sept 13-16. Afrikana is creating conversation and community, celebrating diverse cultures throughout Richmond and on a global scale. Learn more at afrikanafilmfestival.org
40 Lessons is a podcast about the lessons we've learned about family, career, community and the lessons we are still learning.
Host Todd B. Waldo and his guests share their...
2018-09-0322 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 35 - Lessons from an afternoon in the neighborhoodToday another person was shot and killed in Church Hill. Todd B. Waldo reflects on the violence in his neighborhood and invites us to not lose hope and keep pouring into people to help make our community better.
The event spotlight for this episode is UntoldRVA’s GABRIEL WEEK and the Community Design at The Valentine event on Tuesday 8/28 at 6p. Help elevate and encourage our talented youth to lead the commemorative justice movement with public history, public art and public media. Learn more at www.untoldrva.com/gabrielweek.
40 Lessons is a podcast about the lessons we've learned about family, ca...
2018-08-2610 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 34 - Learning how to show up, shift and live with Kinta TurnerTodd B. Waldo continues his conversation with Kinta Turner, owner of The Freedom Factor. This episode, they talk about personal investment and the value of coaching in our lives.
Kinta Turner, The Chief Freedom Officer™, is a transformation and trauma coach, an engineer, co-author and a double entrepreneur. She is a domestic violence survivor who has mastered the art of reclaiming life after trauma, not because she studied it in a classroom but because she had to do it to live again. At her core, she intrinsically believes in people, especially women, being unapologetically free! Free to be magnificent and sh...
2018-07-2330 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 33 - Lessons from the journey to freedom with Kinta TurnerOn this episode, Todd B. Waldo sits down with Kinta Turner, owner of The Freedom Factor. They share their stories of family, music, college, marriage, trauma and their journey to healing and freedom.
Kinta Turner, The Chief Freedom Officer™, is a transformation and trauma coach, an engineer, co-author and a double entrepreneur. She is a domestic violence survivor who has mastered the art of reclaiming life after trauma, not because she studied it in a classroom but because she had to do it to live again. At her core, she intrinsically believes in people, especially women, being unapologetically free! Free to...
2018-07-171h 00
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 32 - Lessons from TEDxRVA, trauma and the call to connectionAs Todd B. Waldo and the TEDxRVA team take a break from producing events, this episode shares his appreciate for the team and their work over the last five years. And looks back at their salon on June 21 at the Virginia Treatment Center for Children on adverse childhood experiences in our community. The event featured the talk from TEDxRVA 2016 by Dr. Allison Jackson, A Call to Connection: Making Childhood Trauma Personal ( https://youtu.be/-HG8H4n2j9I ). In this episode, Todd talks about sharing the story of the trauma is his life and what can happen when we...
2018-06-2514 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 31 - One more lesson from commitment, partnership and fatherhoodDuring last month’s Creative Mornings in Richmond, Todd B. Waldo shared his best yes commitments and challenged everyone to stay committed to what matters most. This episode is about one more yes - to a parenting partnership for his daughter. And Todd’s reflections on being a Dad during this season of his life.
The event spotlight for this episode is the Next Move Program. The Next Move Program provides work and educational experiences to young adults with disabilities as they transition out of high school into the world of work. Next Move Program will continue its partnership with vari...
2018-06-1411 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 30 - Lessons from the Black excellence in RichmondInspired by the Richmond Public High School students in Reynolds College Early College Academy, this episode explores the impact of the Black excellence in Richmond. And the opportunity to build on our legacy, realize the greatness within and pour it into others.
The event spotlight for this episode is Better Housing Coalition’s Stay Home RVA, Richmond’s first non-event gala to raise awareness of the need for affordable housing in our region. May 10-17. Learn more at www.stayhomerva.org
40 Lessons is a podcast about the lessons we've learned about family, career, community and the lessons we are still lear...
2018-05-1117 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 29 - Any lessons from them breaking our Black bodies?Power coupled with racism against people of color have life threatening and life alternating consequences. What do we learn about ourselves and our community when confronted with the inequality and injustice is revealed? The hope shared in this episode of 40 Lessons is that we will be honest enough to recognize our racist thoughts we have accepted as truth and decide to learn something new. And that our community will not be silent as we hold people in power accountable.
The event spotlight for this episode is the RVA East End Festival. It is an inclusive community celebration highlighting the diverse...
2018-04-2511 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 28 - Lessons on manhood, Blackness, family and community with Damon JiggettsOn this episode, Todd B. Waldo sits down with Damon Jiggetts, Executive Director of Peter Paul Development Center. And they talk about lessons they have learned and are still learning about manhood, Blackness, family and our community. As well as their top five MCs.
The mission of Peter Paul Development Center is to support the residents of the East End of Richmond and educate its students, equipping them to serve as positive contributors to their family, community, and society.
They exist to educate the child, engage the family and empower the community.
Learn more about their programs at peterpauldevcenter.org
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2018-04-0145 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 27 - Our models and the opportunity to pour into our communityDo you have a hero or a model in your life? In this episode, Todd B. Waldo remembers lessons learned from two of the most impactful models in his life. And looks at the opportunity for everyone to pour love, hope, skills, expertise, laugher, joy, compassion and empathy into their community..
The non-profit spotlight for this episode is the Hill Topper 5k on March 26 benefiting the Robinson Theater Community Art Center. The race will take you through the beautiful neighborhood and parks of Church Hill then end right in the middle of the Church Hill Irish Festival where you can...
2018-03-1821 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 26 - Black pride, Panther and the problem with my brown skinThe journey from shame to pride is remembered as Todd B. Waldo looks back over the Richmond Black Restaurant Experience, created by Amy Wentz, Shemicia Bowen and Kelli Lemon ( vablackrestaurantexperience.com ). The interactions that week affirmed a sense of home and place and resonated with the emotions sparked by the film Black Panther.
This Black pride is not a dividing line. It creates space for authentic connection with others. Taking the journey to discover your pride and affirm your connection to your ancestors and heritage helps you affirms others. And this opportunity goes deeper to uncover the impact of previous...
2018-03-1219 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 25 - Black history lessons keep teaching me and giving me hopeThe film by Stanley Nelson and Marco Williams “Tell Them We Are Rising” has once again stirred the appreciation I feel when I learn more about the history of Black people in this country. This film focuses on the rich history of Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the world around them over the last 150 years. Seeing the courage of the men and women who fought to secure the future realized in my life everyday, my hope for a better future for my daughter is reignited. And I am encouraged to keep serving my city to counter the legacy of inju...
2018-02-2612 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 24 - Learning the lesson to be good so I can be goodAs I think about the lessons learned in my almost 43 years and the lessons I’m still learning, the lesson to be good to myself and prioritizing my selfcare and balance so that I have something to give to my family, career and community is still taking root in my life.
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2018-02-1811 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 23 - A new year and a renewed call to be advocates for equity in our cityIt’s a new year and as I return to writing poetry for a new book, I’m looking back on how my mother secured a better future for me. In particular, how she helped me learn that I have the power to choose. I hope this year all of us will embrace the opportunity and choose to be advocates for equity in our city. There are so many ways to serve and make investments with our time, talent, energy and money in people and places that make our city better.
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2018-01-0708 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 22 - Our Church Hill and RVA Christmas traditions can make our city betterMy daughter returns to the 40 Lessons podcast as we talk about our Christmas traditions in Church Hill and Richmond. She joins me in hoping that our stories will encourage listeners to take care of others to help make our city better, during this season and always.
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2017-12-0923 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 21 - The hope of our RVA as we live in RichmondThe the last seven years, the RVA brand has grown to represent the best of what we have to offer here in Richmond. While we live in Richmond and work through the impact of policies and practices from generations ago that still determine quality of life today, we need to have two conversations. One that builds us up and helps to imagine and realize a better version of ourselves. And another that tears down the legacy of injustice as we build a better city. Our “tale of two cities” is deeper than just the differences across line of race, class, loca...
2017-09-2507 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 20- A Richmond love weekend, away from hateAfter a weekend that included diverse, artist engagements full of love and respect, this episode is a reminder to lean into love and not give hate the attention it seeks. The real problems and the realized impacts of our policies and practices that marginalize people generation after generation require our attention. There is a call to action to serve people and only love and respect can help us respond to that call.
2017-09-1809 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons Episode 19 After Charlottesville a good step on the journey for Richmond’s faith leadersCharlottesville was another clear demonstration of hate that shows us what is wrong with our world. It is important for people of faith, especially my fellow leaders, to recognize the bias and racism in us and change how we apply what we believe and lead our churches.
Many faith leaders in Richmond have signed the Richmond pastors statement of unity at www.richmondpastorsstatement.org and this is a good first step. What comes next is an application of what we affirmed by typing a name and email address and hitting enter on an online form. This application is a long...
2017-08-2013 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 18 - Demonstrate love to counter hate and racismI have been experiencing racism since I was 5 years old and for the last 37 years those initial experiences have impacted my life in deep and profound of ways. Today I reflect on those experiences and what happened in Charlottesville Saturday August 12. And hope we are all motivated to examine ourselves, grow in love and demonstrate that love in our community.
2017-08-1107 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode Fun - July 4th fireworks better seen and not heard??A special guest returns to test our new 40 Lessons Behringer studio setup and talk about July 4th fireworks
2017-07-0403 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 17 - Better than doing a TEDx talk for TEDxRVAFor the last 5 years I’ve been a part of TEDxRVA. I went from a chair in the audience at the Power Plant on the canal to backstage running production at the Carpenter Theater. Now I have the best seat in the house! In this episode, I share some special moments and the impact of TEDxRVA on my life
Here are the talks featured in this episode:
A Moment in Time: A Police Sergeant's Observation | Sgt. Carol Adams | TEDxRVAWomen 2016
https://youtu.be/c6mFG9WqIGo
STEM and the Arts | Dr. Makola Abdullah | TEDxRVA 2016
https://youtu.be/MmboiJh6qJU
Empowering the Pe...
2017-06-2520 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 16 - Creating a cadence of connection that will serve the cityHow do we come together as leaders across our areas of influence to help the city through the incremental change that will ultimately transform Richmond? Let’s find a way to come together more often and inspire action!
2017-06-0313 min
Uphill Conversations37: Todd Tresidder – Values, Wealth & HappinessTodd Tresidder joins us for an Uphill Conversation on finances, values, wealth and happiness.
Todd graduated from the University of California at Davis with a B.A. in economics and a passion for creating successful businesses. A serial entrepreneur since childhood, Todd went on to build his own wealth as a hedge fund investment manager before “retiring” at 35 to teach others. Today, he provides advanced investment and retirement planning education at FinancialMentor.Com showing you what works, what doesn’t, and why based on a depth of proven experience.
Show Notes:
Disproving the “millionaire myth....
2017-05-0100 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 15 - Lynching is an outrage important for us to seeOur journey creating reconciled community must include exploration of our history. Some of that history is hard and difficult to understand. But we can’t run from the truth. Truth is required for us to secure a better future. I appreciate Hannah Ayers and Lance Warren at Field Studio creating the documentary film An Outrage ( www.an-outrage.com ). It can help people understand our pain, anger and fear as we deal with present violence reminding us of past atrocities.
2017-04-1408 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 14 - Mourning the loss of two teenagers but trying not losing hopeIn the midst of grief and heartbreak, we mourn the loss of two teenagers Mikkaisha and Taliek killed this past week in Mosby Court. Parents should never have to bury their children, especially when it is because of senseless violence like this. I'm trying not to lose hope that our neighborhood and city can be better. And resolve to continue doing something to try and make that happen.
We can’t be silent. If you saw something, say something. Call Crime Stoppers at 804.780.1000 or got to http://www.7801000.com
2017-04-0306 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 13 - Five of our family friendly RVA favoritesA special guest returns to the podcast to talk about some of our favorite things to do in RVA. We talk about enjoying parks, museums, the James River and food as a family. So many things we get to enjoy together that are, as my guest says, “so cool!”
2017-03-0508 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 12 - Journey from awareness to burden for actionThis weekend started with Angela Davis at the Afrikana Film Festival Evening with an Icon and ended with the five year anniversary of Trayvon Martin’s murder. Significant bookends as I reflect on my journey and how I have to maintain my conviction for service and action in my community.
2017-02-2608 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 11 - Forgiving hate and racism to pursue equality and reconciliationBecoming an advocate for equality, diversity and reconciliation required forgives and healing from the racist painful seasons in my life.
2017-02-1208 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 10 - Trying to understand the “why” and opportunity a rupture bringsI ruptured by Achilles tendon and that is being repaired with surgery Wednesday. Since I am home everyday and not walking, I’m trying to understand the “why” and the opportunity for this season. What do you do when something like this happens and it disrupts even the simplest tasks in your life?
2017-02-0507 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 9 Bonus - Remembering Daddy in the poem Twenty YearsRemembering my relationship with my Daddy in the poem Twenty Years. It is the first poem I wrote about him, twenty years after he passed away. It is included in my book Poetry: The Todd B. Waldo Collection, Vol. 1 available on toddbwaldo.com
2017-02-0102 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 9 - Forgiveness and understanding freed me to love betterRemembering my relationship with my Daddy, feeling abandoned before he died and being a grown man missing his Daddy. And the power of forgiveness and how it frees us to receive something good and wonderful in our lives.
2017-01-2707 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 8 - More laughs from NJ Turnpike potty trainingMy hope is that we all laugh more than we cry. This story from my time with family as we gather around the table for Christmas helped create more laughter
2017-01-0905 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 7 - Family story time about $10 and the E TrainSharing some special moments from my time with family as we gather around the table for Christmas
2016-12-2405 min
The Cheats Movement PodcastThe Table Ep. 5: Post-Election RVA Poltics As UsualWe're Back! And this is a special "Post-Election" RVA Politics as Usual edition of The Table with a super-sized group of community leaders talking about the local elections for Mayor, City Council, and School Board and trying to answer the big question, Where do we go from here? We have some guests joining us: Mark Robinson from Richmond Magazine, Kim Gray, 2nd District School Board and now elected to City Council, Melissa and Jessee, Bloggers from RVA Dirt along with guests from our previous Table podcast: Amy Wentz, Mimi Bowen, Matthew Freeman, Free Egunfemi, Todd Waldo, John Murden, Chad Ingold...
2016-11-141h 14The Cheats Movement PodcastThe Table Ep. 5: Post-Election RVA Poltics As UsualWe're Back! And this is a special "Post-Election" RVA Politics as Usual edition of The Table with a super-sized group of community leaders talking about the local elections for Mayor, City Council, and School Board and trying to answer the big question, Where do we go from here? We have some guests joining us: Mark Robinson from Richmond Magazine, Kim Gray, 2nd District School Board and now elected to City Council, Melissa and Jessee, Bloggers from RVA Dirt along with guests from our previous Table podcast: Amy Wentz, Mimi Bowen, Matthew Freeman, Free Egunfemi, Todd Waldo, John Murden, Chad Ingold...
2016-11-141h 14
The Cheats Movement PodcastThe Table Ep. 4: "RVA Politics as Usual" Part 2In this special edition of The Table (Part 2 of our 2 part series titled: RVA Politics as Usual) Your host Cheats (of The Cheats Movement) sits down with: Micheal Sparks, Duron Chavis, Rachel Burgess, Farrah Haddad, Todd Waldo, Giles Harnsberger, and John Murden to discuss the critical issues facing the Richmond region and how these issues are playing out in the race for local leadership. We talk about the candidates running for Mayor and explore how the upcoming election will shape Richmond's future. It's a great discussion. We met at the HQ of one of Richmond's fastest growing companies Health Warrior...
2016-10-2845 minThe Cheats Movement PodcastThe Table Ep. 4: "RVA Politics as Usual" Part 2In this special edition of The Table (Part 2 of our 2 part series titled: RVA Politics as Usual) Your host Cheats (of The Cheats Movement) sits down with: Micheal Sparks, Duron Chavis, Rachel Burgess, Farrah Haddad, Todd Waldo, Giles Harnsberger, and John Murden to discuss the critical issues facing the Richmond region and how these issues are playing out in the race for local leadership. We talk about the candidates running for Mayor and explore how the upcoming election will shape Richmond's future. It's a great discussion. We met at the HQ of one of Richmond's fastest growing companies Health Warrior...
2016-10-2845 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 6 - #BlackLivesMatter - Mourning and hopeLooking back over this week at the violence that has broken my heart and caused me to mourn. And the hope I have for our future
2016-07-1007 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 5 - Being a Daddy has changed my lifeSharing some memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decades. This episode is about Father's day and how being a Daddy has changed my life.
2016-06-1906 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 4 - Christmas Eve traditionsSharing some memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decades. This is special Christmas Eve episode where I talk about one of my traditions.
2015-12-2504 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 3 - Memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decadesSharing some memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decades.
2015-07-1604 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 2 - Memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decadesSharing some memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decades.
2015-07-1304 min
40 Lessons40 Lessons - Episode 1 - Memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decadesSharing some memories and reflections as I look back over the last four decades.
2015-07-0604 min
The TVA Podcast!Episode 50: “Where’s Waldo?”
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