A podcast devoted to sharing knowledge of how companies can become high-performance organizations. Hosted by Joseph Paris.

Does pasture pump you up? Do you enjoy a lot of cheeking farming chat? If so this podcast is for you (caveat: this does not represent a guarantee or contract; terms and conditions apply). We talk to farmers about their drive, motivation and how they make profit. Spoiled by the host trying too hard to be funny.

“Money Hat-Tip”: the new UK-focused personal finance podcast. Brought to you by Independent Financial Adviser (IFA) and founder of Values to Vision Financial Planning Ltd, Nick Lincoln. Personal finance education is essential but essentially boring. Drawing on his real-time experiences dealing with his clients, Nick will aim to both educate and entertain - within reason! Expect your assumptions and preconceptions about money to be challenged. Expect to be told what you need to hear, not what you want to hear. Get in touch with Nick on Twitter @HatTipNick or via good old email: [email protected]. All feedback and future show suggestions are gratefully received - Nick tips his hat to you! WARNING: this podcast may occasionally (and very briefly) foray off into the realm of politics and sport. There may even be the odd expletive. Just saying. www.twitter.com/HatTipNick www.v2vfp.co.uk [email protected]

Lessons learned and mostly true stories. Told after hours, and often under the influence. ​ A project of the visual and written storytelling of Camera & Flask.

A podcast about entrepreneurs and their stories. In Season 1, we travel to Nashville to talk with a diverse group of founders and uncover their story.

The Freelance Remuda is a podcast about navigating the equine media frontier. Co-hosted by seasoned freelance professionals Abigail Boatwright and Kate Bradley Byars, the podcast explores the trials and triumphs surrounding life as a freelancer in equine media, while sharing valuable tips from equine media editors and creatives doing what they love. Find the Freelance Remuda at freelanceremuda.com. Find us online: freelanceremuda.com and on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram as @freelanceremuda.

You’ll hear from business leaders with fresh insights into market influences on our Indiana business landscape, industry experts with perspective on trends impacting employers and their workforce, and open, honest conversation about the resources needed for employers to keep pace with business today. Apex Benefits, an Indianapolis-based benefits consulting firm, was established with the goal of helping employers find cost effective solutions to expand or retain their benefits plans. Dedicated to the plan management of group health and welfare benefit programs, Apex Benefits offers a number of innovative cost-saving solutions and programs that aid employers in making effective benefits decisions for their organization and employees. For more information, please visit www.apexbg.com

Host Guy Alvarez of Good2bSocial - joined by industry leaders - offer a fresh perspective on the latest legal marketing trends and strategies, with actionable takeaways for lawyers and law firm marketing professionals.

Discover the strategies of value gurus like Warren Buffett and Benjamin Graham – and apply them to your own portfolio. Every week, Tracey Ryniec tells you how to avoid value traps, and where to find the top value stocks using Zacks great screening tools. Tracey is Zacks Value Investing Strategist and has managed the Value Investor newsletter since 2012.

The Gensler Design Exchange creates a dialogue between design experts, creative trendsetters, and thought leaders to discuss how we shape the future of cities.

Modern Marketing - An overview on using digital marketing for small and growing businesses

Hi, I’m Kevin Sonney, and I’m a productivity junkie. I didn’t mean to become one. Seriously. But I found myself in a company provided class on the Franklin-Covey method (complete with a FREE Franklin Planner!), and it was ON. I spent the next year exploring all the options (and spending a LOT of money) on Franklin Planners. Then I discovered the “lifehack” scene. Talk about falling down the rabbit hole! That led to things like David Allen’s Getting Things Done, Gina Trapani’s Todo.txt, OmniFocus, Emacs ORG Mode, Bullet Journaling, and my ongoing attempts to keep myself organized and productive. I’m not an expert, but I can play one on the Internet, and so the Productivity Alchemy podcast was born. We’ll talk about my journey, all the things I’ve tried over the years, and I’ll invite some of my friends on to talk about what works for them. I may even manage to get some REAL experts on (a man can dream!) to talk about their particular specialties.