Parhaat Jessica Shea Podcastit (2024)

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Kathryn Leann Harris: Interpreting Sports 34:56

9d ago34:56

34:56

Kathryn Leann Harris is the Founder & CEO of Interpreting Sports, LLC, which aims to re-center the international sports conversation around empathy, balanced humanity, and authentic connection. Kathryn Leann joins NAI's Heather Manier and Paul Caputo.Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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NAI's New Volunteer Section 23:10

23d ago23:10

23:10

Volunteers play a critical role at interpretive sites, but until now, NAI has never had a community dedicated to enhancing the skills and experience of interpretive volunteers. On this episode, NAI's Heather Manier and Song Stott chat with Shawna Skinner and Shaunna Costicov-McCombe, the director and deputy director of NAI's brand-new Volunteer Sec…

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135: The Future of Mortgages: Expert Predictions Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group's Chief Lending Officer Emily Farley 19:49

29d ago19:49

19:49

Emily Farley, Chief Lending Officer at Atlantic Bay Mortgage Group, shares insights on women in leadership, the mortgage industry, and current market trends. With 16 years of experience, Farley discusses the importance of personal development, community involvement, and supporting women in the industry. She addresses the current high-interest rate …

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Using Technology for Interpretation with CyArk 28:45

1M ago28:45

28:45

Cyark uses 3D modeling to provide access to heritage sites around the world, creating virtual experiences for web and mobile as well as immersive experiences for a variety of virtual reality platforms. Cyark Chairman John Ristevski and Vice President of Programs and Development Elizabeth Lee join to discuss the work they do with NAI's Heather Manie…

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Masanori Shintani, Community-Based Ecotourism around the World 16:28

2M ago16:28

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Masa Shintani is a pioneer in the field of community-based ecotourism field. He established “NGO ECOLOGIC” with the mission “to protect the natural environment, regional cultures, and dignity of the local community through community-based ecotourism and interpretation.” He has supported CBET development activities in 18 countries around the world. …

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134: Breaking Barriers: A First-Generation Immigrant's Rise to Real Estate Success with Min Alexander 18:10

2M ago18:10

18:10

Min Alexander, CEO and founder of Bosscat, shares her journey as a real estate innovator on the Women Investing Network podcast. As a first-generation immigrant from South Korea, Min's passion for American homes began upon arrival in Raleigh, NC. Despite family pressure to pursue medicine, she chose a business path, starting as a small-time townhom…

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Young Professionals Section, Jessica Doleh and Lauren Hennessey 33:29

2M ago33:29

33:29

Jessica Doleh and Lauren Hennessey, members of the leadership team for NAI's Young Professionals Section, share insights into this new community and its significance as a resource for young professionals. They discuss the unique challenges young professionals face and the exciting future plans for the section. NAI's Emily McCowan and Madison Hyatt …

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Theodore “Ted” Johnson, Community Engagement Specialist at Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve 29:48

3M ago29:48

29:48

This week, we are excited to welcome Theodore 'Ted' Johnson, the Community Engagement Specialist at Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve and Fort Caroline National Memorial. Ted shares insights into the challenges of interpreting a site rich in both history and nature, highlighting the diverse voices that contribute their stories and the cruci…

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133: Adapting to Change: Business Transformation, Women Entrepreneurs, and Investing Strategies with Corporate Anthropologist Dr. Andi Simon 18:26

3M ago18:26

18:26

Dr. Andi Simon, a corporate anthropologist and author, discusses adapting to change in business and investing on the Women Investing Network podcast. She emphasizes the importance of embracing new perspectives, exploring unfamiliar ideas, and managing one's mindset during times of uncertainty. Simon advises investors to see opportunities in market …

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Toby Bloom, National Program Manager for Travel, Tourism, and Interpretation, USDA Forest Service 23:09

3M ago23:09

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This week's podcast features Toby Bloom, the National Program Manager for Travel, Tourism, and Interpretation at the USDA Forest Service. Toby shares her journey into this role, the significance of interpretation within a federal agency, and her collaborative efforts with international sites. NAI’s Paul Caputo and Song Stott join the conversation.…

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Katie Shea, Member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation & NAI Board 35:11

4M ago35:11

35:11

Katie Shea, Member of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation & NAI Board, is steadfast in her commitment to educating about the cultural and political sovereignty of Indigenous peoples. Katie’s passion for elevating voices through connection and community quickly revealed to her that promoting cultural understanding can be impactful through the art of inter…

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NAI Conference Preview: "Navigating Changing Tides" in St. Augustine 26:48

4M ago26:48

26:48

Registration is open for the NAI Conference, December 3–6, St. Augustine, Florida! Join the NAI Conference Committee for this preview of NAI 2024. Amanda Thompson, Conference Chair Marthalynne Allen, Program Chair Jennifer Chapman, Community Outreach Chair Alaina Allen, Volunteer Chair Caroline Lochner, Local Arrangements/Field Trip Chair Learn mor…

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132: Digital Currencies & Control: Navigating Privacy in a Cashless World & Building Resilient Financial Strategies with Catherine Austin Fitts Part 2 25:18

4M ago25:18

25:18

In part 2 of Jason's talk with Catherine Austin Fitts, they discuss China's approach to Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs), which integrates CBDCs through commercial banks to avoid disrupting the existing banking system. They contrasted this with the European Central Bank's approach, which might eliminate traditional banks. Fitts expressed con…

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Marc Stern and Bob Powell: The Importance of Interpretation Research 29:05

4M ago29:05

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Marc Stern and Bob Powell have served as the editors of NAI's Journal of Interpretation Research for more than half a decade. In this episode, they discuss the value of research within the profession, and their own work as researchers. Marc J. Stern, PhD, is aprofessor in the Department of Forest Resources and Environmental Conservationat Virginia …

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Nadina Galle, Ecological Engineer, National Geographic Explorer & Author of "The Nature of Our Cities" 30:08

5M ago30:08

30:08

In this episode, we welcome Nadina Galle, Ecological Engineer, National Geographic Explorer & Author of "The Nature of Our Cities." Nadina shares her insights on urban ecology, discussing how environmental data and natural behaviors can bridge the gap between technology and nature, emphasizing the role interpretation can play in this process. She j…

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131: Unveiling Missing Trillions: Catherine Austin Fitts on Government Spending Part 1 28:31

5M ago28:31

28:31

Jason welcomes Catherine Austin Fitts, of the Solari Report back to his show after nearly eight years. Catherine, served as Assistant Secretary of Housing under George H.W. Bush. They discuss the disappearance of trillions of dollars from federal budgets, starting in the mid-90s and escalating over the years. By 2001, $4 trillion was unaccounted fo…

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Liz Morrell, Latta Place Historic Site 30:51

5M ago30:51

30:51

Liz Morrell is the Strategic Planning & Historic, Cultural, and Community Resources Manager for the Parks and Recreation Department in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina. She discusses the process of restoring Latta Place and highlights the involvement of community partners. Latta Place is reimagining its operations and interpretive experiences to …

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Colby Brokvist, Expedition Leader & Author 25:41

6M ago25:41

25:41

Colby Brokvist is an adventure guide, author, and trainer of interpretive guides around the world. Colby published a book on adventure guiding, The Professional Guide's Handbook, which includes a chapter summarizing thematic interpretation principles for guides. Colby joins Song Stott and Paul Caputo to discuss adventure guiding and interpretation.…

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130: Client Case Study- Transitioning from Communism to Privatization with Elena Clark 32:27

6M ago32:27

32:27

Jason discussed his concerns about the influence of big tech and media on public opinion, criticizing their censorship and alignment with government wishes. He also highlighted the importance of seeking alternative news sources for a more accurate understanding of events. Additionally, Jason introduced Elena Clark, a former lawyer in the former Sov…

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Interpreting Environmental Justice 23:10

6M ago23:10

23:10

The "Interpreting Environmental Justice" online conference is back for a second year! This episode of "What's Up Interpreters?" features leaders from the two NAI sections that are putting on this event: Caroline Lochner of the NAI Sustainability Section and Richard Munoz of the NAI Justice, Equity, Diversity, Accessibility, and Inclusion Section. C…

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129: Networking with F.O.R.M. and Behavior Cues That Boost of Bust Your Credibility with Kare Anderson 34:57

7M ago34:57

34:57

When you're getting started in your field, networking events can be INCREDIBLY useful. But what is the best way to actually get the most out of an event that may only give you 30-60 minutes to network with those attending? Elisabeth lays out a technique called F.O.R.M. and breaks down each part of the acronym. Then, Jason Hartman talks with Kare An…

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James Berlin, Conservation Interpreter 30:57

7M ago30:57

30:57

James is a Conservation Interpreter at the Dallas Zoo and a Senior Guest Experience Associate at the Children's Aquarium Dallas. He has been working as an interpreter for over 7 years, yet his connection with interpretation extends far beyond that, spurred by his deep appreciation for communication and human bonds. His travels commenced in late 202…

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Art of Access, Heather Pressman and Danielle Schulz 29:41

7M ago29:41

29:41

Heather Pressman and Danielle Schulz discuss their book Art of Access with NAI's Paul Caputo and Heather Manier this week. Heather Pressman has worked in museum education, development, and communications. She is a founding member of the organizing committee for the Art of Access Alliance in Denver, a consortium working to make Denver’s arts and cul…

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128: Navigating Financial Blind Spots: Expert Strategies for Abundant Generations 14:36

8M ago14:36

14:36

Welcome to the Women's Investing Network hosted by Sharon Lecter, featuring guest Eunicia Peret. Eunicia, a wealth advisor and strategist, aims to empower individuals to create generational abundance. The discussion highlights financial blind spots such as tax inefficiencies and inadequate wealth management strategies. Peret emphasizes the importan…

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Wool E. Bull: The "E" is for Education! 23:01

8M ago23:01

23:01

This week on the podcast, we're celebrating baseball season! Guest Jef Lambdin created the mascot Wool E. Bull for the iconic minor league baseball team the Durham Bulls, made famous in the movie Bull Durham. On this episode, Jef joins hosts Song Stott and Paul Caputo to discuss the challenges and opportunities he faced communicating with audiences…

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Lawana Holland-Moore, African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund 28:47

8M ago28:47

28:47

Lawana Holland-Moore is the Director of Fellowships and Interpretive Strategies at the African American Cultural Heritage Action Fund, National Trust for Historic Preservation. In this week's episode, she discusses the importance of the sites AACHF funds, big or small, and how they preserve stories throughout history. She is joined by NAI's Heather…

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127: The 5 Business Languages with Jessica Hickey 33:32

9M ago33:32

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There will come a time when you'll be looking at selling one of your homes (or even your primary residence). What all goes into a selling a home and getting it ready for sale, however, is something that Elisabeth tackles today. Later she talks with Jessica Hickey, author of Stop Pushing String and CEO of 1029 Consulting, about the 5 business langua…

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Liz Moore, Founder of Planning School 23:27

9M ago23:27

23:27

Liz Moore is the founder of Planning School, which provides education and training in contemporary strategic planning and change leadership, including courses designed for interpretive programs. She joins NAI's Paul Caputo and Song Stott on this episode.Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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Mynesha Spencer, All of Us Together 25:18

9M ago25:18

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Mynesha Spencer worked in the National Park Service for 13 years and was a panelist on the "From Barriers to Bridges" keynote panel at the NAI National Conference in Little Rock, Arkansas. Mynesha is the Founder, CEO and Principal Inclusion Strategist at All of Us Together Co., a human relations firm that specializes in diversity, equity and inclus…

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126: Unveiling the Franchise Success Code: A Conversation with Top Consultant with Kim Daly 21:28

10M ago21:28

21:28

In this engaging conversation, Sharon Lecter interviews Kim Daly, a top franchising consultant, discussing Kim's unconventional journey from aspiring doctor to successful franchisee. The discussion covers the personal aspects of Kim's life, her entry into franchising, and the transformative power she found within the industry. Kim emphasizes the co…

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Carla Gull, Associate Faculty & Coordinator of the Master of Arts in Environmental Education 25:50

10M ago25:50

25:50

Carla Gull is the coordinator of the Master of Arts of Environmental Education program and associate professor at Merry Lea Environmental Learning Center of Goshen College in northern Indiana. Dr. Gull helps educators incorporate more nature in the everyday early childhood setting and nature preschools. During this episode, she talks about the rela…

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The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) 28:22

10M ago28:22

28:22

The Association for the Study of African American Life and History (ASALH) strives to promote, research, preserve, interpret and disseminate information about Black life, history and culture to the global community. On this episode, ASALH’s Aaisha N. Haykal and Ariel Roy join NAI’s Parker McMullen Bushman and Paul Caputo to talk about the work they…

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Happy New Year from NAI! 20:13

11M ago20:13

20:13

As we close out 2023, "What's Up, Interpreters?" hosts Paul, Song, and Heather recap the year, share their New Years plans, and look forward to 2024. Also, there are NAI podcast T-shirts available on NAI's store!Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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125: Building Your Real Estate Team and the First-Time Landlord's Guide to Renting a Single Family Home with Janet Portman 36:37

11M ago36:37

36:37

Ninety percent of small properties are owned by individual landlords, and millions in this group are balancing their landlord responsibilities with their daytime careers. Tune in as Jason and Janet discuss everything from landlord business basics and finding good tenants, to complying with applicable rental laws and dealing with problem tenants. Ja…

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Christina Cid, Director of Strategic Projects 31:00

11M ago31:00

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Christina is a longtime member of NAI"s Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee, is an associate editor for NAI's Legacy magazine, and will serve as the guest editor for an upcoming special issue of Legacy on "Women in Interpretation."Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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Interpretive Planning with Halley Fehner and Scott Vierick 28:02

11M ago28:02

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Join seasoned experts in interpretive planning, Halley Fehner and Scott Vierick, as they unravel the intricacies and importance of this process. Halley and Scott highlight the essence of interpretive planning, discussing its role in reevaluating program goals, themes, and future strategies, often spanning several years. They also delve into the cha…

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124: Declining Home Sales- What It Means for Investors and Renters with Selma Hepp 27:05

12M ago27:05

27:05

Jason welcomes Selma Hepp, the Chief Economist of Core Logic. They discuss the challenging state of the real estate market and noted that the market was facing issues due to rising mortgage rates, which led to a decline in transactions and mortgage refinances. Additionally, she highlighted that existing homeowners were benefiting from this situatio…

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Live from NAI 2023 in Little Rock, Arkansas! 29:52

12M ago29:52

29:52

The 2023 NAI National Conference, "Building Bridges," took place in Little Rock, Arkansas, took place last week, November 7-11. This episode features a series of visits with conference participants who share their conference experience!Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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Ian Beard, Education Director, Historic Arkansas Museum 24:37

1y ago24:37

24:37

Ian Beard brings history to life at the Historic Arkansas Museum, where his passion for trades like smithing, printing, cooking, and brewing merge with his skills as an interpreter. If you're heading to Little Rock, Arkansas, for the NAI National Conference this month, you can meet Ian and hear his stories in person at the opening reception—or you …

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123: The Coming Perfect Housing Storm, The Dark Side of Airbnb and Short-Term Rentals with Melody Wright 45:59

1y ago45:59

45:59

Jason interviewed Melody Wright, a housing analyst and strategist, about the housing market. Melody shared her experience in the mortgage industry and her transition into real estate technology. They discussed her pessimistic outlook on the housing market due to issues like inventory shortage, short-term rental properties, and ‘shadow leverage’. Me…

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Budd Wentz, World Traveler, Inventor, Interpretive Microscope Entrepreneur 21:37

1y ago21:37

21:37

Budd Wentz is a former creative consultant for the Mr. Wizard television show and a world traveler. He has degrees in mechanical engineering and law, and his childhood passion for building things led him to create the microscope company Wentzcope, a longtime NAI commercial member responsible for optical devices that have appeared in thousands of mu…

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Interpreting Beer with Ira Bletz 29:55

1y ago29:55

29:55

It's Oktoberfest on "What's Up, Interpreters"! NAI Board Member Ira Bletz, recently retired from East Bay Regional Park District, has made a name for himself as "Beer Guy" at NAI conferences for more than a decade. His special event, which tells the story of human civilization through the context of beer, is always a hit at the annual event. Ira jo…

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Spirit Tawfiq, Creative Antiracism Educator and Director, Roots of the Spirit 28:47

1y ago28:47

28:47

Spirit Tawfiq is the closing keynote speaker at NAI 2023 in Little Rock. Spirit has an interpretive background and uses her skillset in now hosting anti-racism workshops in k-12 classrooms, colleges and organizations who are invested in learning, unlearning, and enacting antiracism policies and practices within their respective communities. She joi…

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Cris White, Eclipse Coordinator, Earth to Sky 29:21

1y ago29:21

29:21

There will be two solar eclipses visible from the contiguous United States and beyond in the next few years. Cris White’s job is to help interpreters prepare to interpret these unique astonomical events. She joins NAI’s Heather Manier and Amanda Berlinski to discuss her work.Kirjoittanut National Association for Interpretation

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Noodlin': Episode 43 - I Think You Should Leave, but Shelby Shea can stay. 1:20:32

1y ago1:20:32

1:20:32

Hey everybody, and welcome to another episode of Noodlin’ with Josh - on this episode I get to noodle with fellow actor and transplant to the city, Shelby Shea. Spelled like the butter but no relation.I’m going to start by pulling right from her IMDB bio because that’s not something I get to say very often - PLUS, she sounds fancy as fuuuuuck and I…

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122: Uncover Hidden Money in Divorce: Red Flags and Financial Tips with Forensic Accountant Tracy Coenen 17:42

1y ago17:42

17:42

Forensic accountant Tracy Coenen discusses her book "Find Me the Money" with Jason. She highlights the ways money is hidden during divorces, from secret bank accounts to diverting paychecks. Tracy emphasizes the importance of understanding divorce processes, suggesting prenuptial agreements as smart financial planning for all. She addresses red fla…

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Sam H. Ham, Professor Emeritus of Communication Psychology & Conservation Social Sciences 31:48

1y ago31:48

31:48

Sam H. Ham is a professor emeritus of communication psychology and conservation social sciences at the University of Idaho. He became a household name for interpreters with his book Environmental Interpretation: A Practical Guide for People with Big Ideas and Small Budgets, which was published in four languages, and more recently, Interpretation: M…

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Noodlin': Episode 42 - Jessica Hobbs wrote a book and you can too! 40:48

1y ago40:48

40:48

IG Jessi.HobbsTik tok jessi_hobbs13 On this episode of Noodlin' with Josh I get to chat with newly published author, producer, and fellow Los Angeleno, Jessica Hobbs. The path to your dreams is as long as you want it to be. While kicking ass as a Producer in Hollywood, Jessica realized her true passion was in writing and after stumbling into Short …

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Ronny Alexander Muñoz Blanco, Certified Tour Guide and Travel Director 20:01

1y ago20:01

20:01

Ronny Alexander Muñoz Blanco is a professional tour guide in Costa Rica, and served in that role for one particularly daunting audience: NAI's recent International Un-Conference. Ronny joins NAI's Paul Caputo and Song Stott to discuss that event, the challenges of interpreting in multiple settings for international visitors, and the Pura Vida lifes…

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121: How the Women Investing Network Will Help You Succeed in Business and Life 24:45

1+ y ago24:45

24:45

Welcome to the Women Investing Network! Your hosts Elisabeth Embry and Jason Hartman got together to discuss, in detail, what you should expect from the show. The mission is simple: to help women succeed in business and life. The way to do it? Well, that's what the podcast is for... Key Takeaways: 1:53 How Elisabeth and Jason came up with the idea …

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