The FedTalk series brings the Cleveland Fed together with industry experts, local businesses, community organizations, policymakers, and engaged citizens to discuss issues affecting the communities and people we serve.

A podcast for SBA Business Development Officers seeking to hone their craft, level up their production, and have some fun along the way.

You played the game, followed the rules, and put everyone else in front of yourself… and then numbed out on autopilot just to get through it all - am I right? And you STILL got kicked in the teeth, left empty-handed, without the promised prize in the box. Right again? Well, screw that! Those rules? That game? Those expectations of others? They are completely made up by someone who didn't ask YOUR opinion - and they just don’t actually apply (or work!) to get you what you really want and deserve. If you… ✨ are a woman in her 40s, 50s, or beyond who feels squished into a life that no longer fits or suits you ✨ are tired of trying to live up to the rules and standards that the outside world seems to judge you by ✨ have dreams and goals that make you feel giddy, but you hide them away because you don’t think they’re possible or that you deserve them ✨ feel alone or misunderstood and crave finding someone who “gets it” ✨ have a sense that something is out of alignment or just plain not working in your current life state ✨ want more or different but have no idea how to move towards it - or worse yet, aren't even sure you’re "allowed" to do things differently ✨ have an idea or inkling that you’re not living authentically - or are just going through the motions - and the dividends have become less and less satisfying ✨ find yourself wondering if this is all there is – if perhaps settling for mediocre is what happens to everyone ✨ have always felt that you needed to HAVE more (degrees, experience, money, physical characteristics, etc.) to BE who you want to be. ✨ are angry that being the "good" or "dutiful" or even "masculine" woman didn't have the payoff that was promised There is a better way! When you can change your mind, you change your life. A Brave Journey is my way to help midlife women explore ideas and concepts to help them start re-evaluating those legacy beliefs and identity stories they’ve been lugging around for decades. It’s time to figure out how to try new things without the fear of failure or embarrassment, travel and feed your curiosity, have work and activities that you love and make you feel whole and of value, feel confident in taking exhilarating risks and experimenting, and to feel a sense of comfort, power, and safety from within yourself (rather than as provided with price tags from some external source). I share my experiences and observations as a solo world traveler, interview interesting and inspiring people who share their own transformation stories that often began right where you are today, and dig into many of the actual fears, judgments, mental blocks, and challenges that we all face when we try to do right by ourselves and must go against the grain or norm to do so.

Over the last three decades, thousands of Columbia Business School students have taken part in the elective course, Modern Political Economy. Last year, we took this institution outside of the classroom with More MPE, where host Professor Ray Horton and Columbia Business School faculty casually discussed some of the most current and controversial issues that affect business, government, and society. This season, Ray and his colleague at the Tamer Institute, Sandi Wright, are going outside the building to have conversations with CBS alumni who have pursued extraordinary careers in fields ranging from social services to impact investing to the circular economy, and so much more. These inspiring leaders of social enterprises are making a profound impact in the public, private, and nonprofit sectors not just in New York City, but across the country and around the globe. Throughout the series, you're invited to submit questions that will become part of an in-person Q&A to wrap up the season with Ray and Sandi. More info can be found on: www.morempe.com More MPE is co-hosted by Sandi Wright and produced by The Podcast Consultant. Special thanks to executive producer Hannah Slow and student producers Sofia Martins '26 and Dominica Wambold '26.

A podcast designed to help ACCA SBL students be more confident and capable in dealing with their ACCA SBL exam. Sean an ACCA SBL expert tutor and he will discuss approaches to dealing with the ACCA SBL exam. He will also interview some of his prize winning students who will tell you their story. If you need some motivation there are podcasts on that too.

If 2Pac and Old Dirty bastard had a baby and their baby grew up and met the child of Huey Newton and Thurgood Marshall they would give birth to Trap Law.

Mom2Mom Leadership is a workshop-style leadership podcast for busy moms who lead in the workplace, in their communities, and at home with their children. Join your hosts Midge and Erin, the mother-daughter duo, in their weekly discussions on how to lead and coach organizations, stay organized, maintain a work-life balance, and live a beautiful life of love, joy, and self-care as a woman and a mother. The process of leading others starts within the household and spreads outward to create a positive impact on the world.

Continuum Audio features conversations with the guest editors and authors of Continuum: Lifelong Learning in Neurology, the premier topic-based neurology clinical review and CME journal from the American Academy of Neurology. AAN members can earn CME for listening to interviews for review articles and completing the evaluation on the AAN’s Online Learning Center.

Tim Jensen Convenience is the Enemy of Privacy. In today's digital age, we have given up our personal freedoms by giving away our personally identifiable information. All hope is not lost, however. Privacy takes time, effort, and hard work. We believe that reclaiming your privacy is a conscious choice and may require you to take unconventional steps. Our mission is to guide you through this journey, providing you with the information and resources needed to make informed decisions about your digital footprint.

In conversations with long time faculty member John Pierson, alumni of the John Burroughs School in St. Louis share memories of the school and talk about their lives, their professions, and the paths that brought them from the students they were to the people they are today.

The Women Talking Money Podcast is where real women share real stories about their lives, their choices, and their relationship with money, without the awkwardness, judgment, or jargon. It’s a warm, open space for conversations that often get brushed aside, giving voice to the experiences, challenges, and victories that shape our financial confidence. Each episode introduces a different guest with their own unique perspective. From career changes to personal milestones, money wins to the lessons learned along the way, we dive into the moments that have shaped who they are and how they think about money. These stories come from women in all walks of life, each with something honest, brave, or uplifting to share. At its heart, the podcast is about celebrating women’s journeys, challenging long-standing money taboos, and encouraging open, empowering conversations that help us all feel more confident and informed. So settle in, grab your favourite brew, and join us for thoughtful, inspiring chats that remind you: talking about money isn’t just ok, it’s transformative.

From our family's near bankruptcy to a thriving financial services business, join me on a journey of resilience and success. Get ready for inspiring interviews with leaders from both the business world and people fighting for Israel, top-notch money tips, and some friendly banter with my dad. Welcome to Resilient Riches.