Chad and Ruthie, award-winning* comedians take life by the horns and tackle everything from sushi grade tuna to One Tree Hill to the Jewish views on the gays and every single thing in between. L'Chaim! *the award was given to each other by the other

Behind-The-Scenes stories and conversation from the animation industry. Be part of a discussion with stories and anecdotes from animators, producers, and artists who work, or have worked, on your favorite animated cartoons! Join: Larry Whitaker – Animator, Director, Writer, and Voice Actor at Warner Brothers, Disney, and Corner Stone…among others things, Chance Raspberry - Animator and Character Layout Artist on The Simpsons and Foster’s Home for Imaginary Friends, and Luis Escobar – Animator, Storyboard Artist, and Comic Book Artist for 20 years on The Simpsons, And their friends as they discuss the animation industry from the inside.

The Corner of Grey Street Podcast was created to dive deeper into the past, present, and future of the Dave Matthews Band. Join us as we will be discussing the most current DMB shows and reliving the gems of the past. Prepare yourself for plenty of banter, a ton of great music, and maybe even a guest or two. We hope to see you on the Corner of Grey Street.

Welcome to the Corner of the Room, the place where scared introverted artists inevitably find themselves at loud parties and try to ferociously talk about the topics closest to their hearts.

The Corner Store Variety Show is an original, scripted, sketch comedy podcast produced in Boston. We've got elevator-building squirrels, "The Dating Game" for moms, and chocolate chip aliens. Come here when you need a little bite of comedy.

The Cornerstone is a podcast connecting Jewish historical sites in Western Pennsylvania to historic materials in the Rauh Jewish History Program & Archives. Each episode investigates one spot in the region. It might be a synagogue, a schoolhouse, a work of public art, a gravestone, or something as subtle as a painted-over mezuzah. The story of each spot is told through documents, photographs and oral histories, all of which can be studied in greater depth with interactive StoryMaps. The Cornerstone is made possible through a grant from the SteelTree Fund of the Jewish Federation of Greater Pittsburgh.

The Cornerstone is a podcast channel of ADDMORE Services providing professional and technical services in the Architectural, Engineering, and Construction industry. offering AUTOCAD, BIM, Quantity Surveying, Estimation, Planning and Claims services. ADDMORE Services promise to create new and exciting opportunities for your business. When you engage our services, we partner with your business and become your Team Partners with professional services in the construction industry, specializing in Architectural AutoCAD Shop Drawings, BIM Modeling and Renderings. In addition to this, we also provide Quantity Surveying, Project Management and Quality Control services both on and off-sites.

The Corporate Coherence Project - where heart meets hustle, and coherence becomes your competitive edge. Hosted by former sales executive turned coach and neuroscience consultant Jennifer Wreyford, the show features solo insights and bold conversations about how nervous system regulation and heart-brain coherence are redefining what it means to lead. It’s about shifting the way we work — and reshaping corporate culture from the inside out. If you’re done with burnout — and ready to shift how you lead, work, and live — this is your space.

Hey go-getter, welcome to "The Corporate Dropout" – I'm Rachael, your go-to gal for all things hustle and grind (while still living it up in life). From building a 7-figure empire to gathering a dream team for my marketing agency, I've got the tea, and I'm spilling it all. Get ready for bomb marketing hacks, unfiltered business tales, and iconic chats with boss entrepreneurs who've been through the highs, the lows, and everything in between. We're diving deep, keeping it 100, and serving up the inspo every entrepreneur needs. Swipe out of that 9-5 mindset and slide into the world of "The Corporate Dropout".

The Corporate Sister podcast is for driven working women who want to do work they love, build fulfilling careers and live life on their own terms. We share career, business and lifestyle advice for fierce working women.

Welcome to The Corporate Storytellers' Club Podcast - The business storytelling podcast for business leaders and experts who'd like to tell stories like a boss, brought to you by Eamonn O'Brien and special guests. Discover storytelling secrets to help you speak with greater authenticity and impact that will inspire any audience. In Eamonn O'Brien's Corporate Storytelling Club podcast, you'll find out how to find, hone and use real stories about real people for real influence. You'll learn storytelling strategies, tips and techniques that will enliven your talks, wow any audience, and generate the results you're after. The inspiring Corporate Storytellers' Club podcast brings you invaluable advice from experts in every aspect of business storytelling, in conversation with your host, Eamonn O'Brien. You'll hear from authors, screenwriters, brand experts, senior executives, academics, advertisers and many more, and discover insights so powerful they could almost be seen from space! Every topic has been handpicked to help you tap into the power of story and make your message more impactful. About Your Host: Eamonn O'Brien is the Founder of The Reluctant Speakers Club - Where he has helped thousands of business leaders to speak with unprecedented clarity, persuasion and confidence. In addition to being one of Europe's leading authorities on business storytelling, he's also the author of 'How to Make Powerful Speeches' (required reading on many US graduate programs), Co-Founder of GoDoVideo, a recent President of Professional Speaking Association Ireland, an award winning vlogger on 'how to speak memorably' and a guest lecturer at Trinity Business School in Dublin. And his more recent podcast is included in the list of the top 100 small business podcasts by Small Biz Trends.

Jim Correll just may have figured out the biggest secret to business success, and it didn’t require an advanced business degree to do it. Instead, it’s been a matter of following his instincts, sponging up knowledge from thought leaders, making mistakes and pursuing passions in a wildly diverse 25-year career working in small business, manufacturing, entrepreneurial ventures and post-secondary education. What has he learned? When your mind is open to possibility rather than paralyzed by pessimism, amazing things can happen. Now, many of the lessons learned of the last 25-years are captured in “The Correll Files,” a diverse collection of stories related to business, entrepreneurship, empathetic design, self-efficacy, maker space, Fab Lab and inspiration. Many of the stories are presented in the form of the “Entrepreneurial Minute”, a radio program that aired on a regional station for a period a few years ago. The shorter, “Minute” programs are combined with interviews with many of the interesting entrepreneurs and thought leaders Jim has come to know over the years. In his work as a business coach, entrepreneur mentor and the director of Fab Lab ICC at Independence (KS) Community College, Jim teaches aspiring entrepreneurs to challenge the archaic models of conventional business thinking and education and explore new paths for solving the world’s problems through innovation, creativity, trial and error. A former professional photographer, Jim encourages his proteges to first look at the world through a wide-angle lens, then focus their efforts where they believe they can make a difference and take the shot. “The environment may not be perfectly composed, you may not have just the right angle on your first try, and you certainly may feel over exposed when you put yourself out there and launch an idea,” he analogizes. “But so often, the raw, candid moments we capture are the most representative of real life, the ones that draw us in, take our breath away and haunt our memory.” Such are the lessons of entrepreneurship, says Jim. There’s no script, precise formula or lesson plan. Success requires a willingness to try something unconventional and to redefine failure as learning. It’s all about the mindset, and anyone can achieve it. In “The Correll Files,” Jim shares his goal to build a growing circle of “entrepreneurial thinkers" with a limitless ripple effect. The views and opinions expressed in this podcast are those of the author and/or guests and do not necessarily reflect the policy or position of Fab Lab ICC or Independence Community College.