Welcome to Classroom 5.0, a podcast helping you to design a future of learning, work and leadership that's both personally meaningful, and creates impact for a better world. Join host, CEO of The Posify Group Mariane Power in conversations that support Inclusive Impact. Expect topics and interviews that deep dive into what it takes to build a truly diverse and equitable world, and learn science backed skills and strategies that are helping our different kind of difference makers thrive.

Are you passionate about making a difference - outside of the classroom, in your OWN business? Are you a teacher or educator who wants to make an impact and make money, on their own terms? Are you ready to step into your true calling and create a lifestyle and work-life balance that works for you? Then this podcast will be music to your ears! Classroom to Business is a fortnightly podcast that will see you learning from someone who truly gets you. Kirsty Gibbs is an industry- expert, ex-classroom teacher and the creator of the Tutoring Growth Membership and the Employee to CEO Mastermind. Her passion and knowledge means that you too can create and grow a profitable business that allows you to step away from the classroom. Here you’ll find inspiration, real ‘behind the scenes’ insight and step-by-step strategies to help you transition from the classroom to a successful, profitable business, that allows you to continue to make a positive impact, whilst having more financial freedom and lifestyle flexibility. Kirsty also interviews other teachers and women in business, who have gone on to build the business and life of their dreams, by following their passions, staying true to themselves and taking action! If you’re ready to take action and make a change, then listen up!

Mit dem Platz 1 Wirtschaftspodcast Classy Confidence unterstützt Lea Frauen dabei, sich professionell und erfolgreich selbstständig zu machen. In jeder Folge erwarten Dich praktische Tipps rund um das Thema "Erfolgreicher Business-Start als Frau". Du lernst, wie Du Dich als zukünftige Unternehmerin behauptest und schnell in die Umsetzung kommst. Von keiner/einer Business-Idee, hin zu den ersten zahlenden Kunden, mithilfe des "Schritt-für-Schritt Classy Business Plans". In der engeren Zusammenarbeit wird die Umsetzung dieses Plans von Lea, Rechtsanwälten und Steuerberatern intensiv begleitet. Mit ihrem Unternehmen konnte sie bereits über 1000 #classyladies dabei unterstützen, ihr Business erfolgreich aufzubauen - in jeglichen Branchen. Dabei unterstützt sie branchenunabhängig primär Dienstleisterinnen, Beraterinnen und Coachinnen. Ebenfalls Institutionen, wie die Deutsche Luft- und Raumfahrt vertrauen auf ihre Expertise. Resultate fallen auf. In diesem Zuge wurde Lea vom ARD Morgenmagazin als Business-Expertin zu einem Format im Rahmen der Bundestagswahl im Jahre 2021 eingeladen. Der tiefe Zusammenhalt der großen Community aus ambitionierten Frauen, spiegelt sich ebenfalls in den Trustpilot-Bewertungen wider. In diesem Podcast erwarten Dich ehrliche und unverblümte Worte rund um das Thema "Business-Aufbau für Frauen". Viel Freude beim Hören! Jetzt reinhören und abonnieren! #classyladies machen Business anders.

Everything we know about animals is from our own human viewpoints and perspectives. In this podcast, Claudia Hehr, animal communications expert, dog expert, and animal expert, shares with you everything from the animals’ perspective. Every week Claudia will take you through a life situation and will show you how animals experience this situation, You will find out how animals see the world, what they think, what they feel, how they see and understand us, what they need, what they want, and how we can communicate with animals and they with us. This show is a paradigm shifting experience on how you perceive animals. Claudia will help you to see animals from a totally new perspective. This newly found knowledge and understanding will change the way you see animals forever. Claudia will also share lots of tips, tricks and advice on how to make your animal companions and your lives better, happier and healthier and deepen the relationships that you have with your animal companions. If you want to find out more about Claudia, please visit https://claudiahehr.com/.

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Practical, short answers to any people related questions - from a passionate believer in people! With 'make work meaningful' we want help create more workplaces that are fun and inspiring.

Among the many provisions of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, none has divided opinion more than the notwithstanding clause, a provision that allows governments to enact laws "notwithstanding" their impact on key rights. After a long period of relative dormancy, the clause has experienced something of a resurgence since 2018, with a crop of notable uses coming out of Ontario, Quebec, and Saskatchewan. For some, this increase in usage is less about governments opting to violate rights and more about their reasonable disagreement with the courts over whether specific limits on rights are legally justifiable. For others, though, the idea of governments self-assessing Charter compliance, however reasonable their opinions, undermines the core of the Charter project -- especially the idea that government will be subjected to independent oversight where fundamental rights are at stake. In the midst of this controversy, which is now the subject of multiple court challenges, this podcast addresses some of the many questions and debates surrounding the notwithstanding clause. Spanning four episodes, the series tells the story of how the clause came into being, how it's recently been brought back into play by provincial governments, and how its use is being challenged in the courts. It also offers a snapshot of some of the key debates taking place among constitutional lawyers and scholars over the proper place of section 33 in our constitutional order, and over the possibility that there are as-yet-unrecognized legal limits on its use. The series was created and produced by Saloni Sharma (host and interviewer), Krystin Hoffart, and Laura McKenzie, with support from the Centre for Constitutional Studies at the University of Alberta's Faculty of Law. Additional credit to Mike Contos (editing/production), Kira Davidson (editing), and Richard Mailey (music). For more Centre for Constitutional Studies content, including more podcasts, go to https://www.constitutionalstudies.ca

Join curator Angelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy and ceramic artist Alex Anderson as they discuss the aesthetics of optimism in contemporary ceramics. Humor, cuteness, and the decorative will be jumping off points for conversations with young professionals of color who are shaping the field today.

Now more than ever, it is important to stay up-to-date on the latest developments in the legal industry and the services available. Listed below are podcasts that provide insight into common challenges faced by attorneys. Led by experts in their respective fields, these podcasts provide practical advice and strategies to tackle those challenges. Access to a complimentary CLE course that extends the topic is also included with some podcasts.

A podcast that shares natural hair, good habits, and simple living with Carmen Veal Conway.

Deconstructive Pop Artist Matt Gondek presents - Clean Break. An informative podcast dealing with the business of the art world. In each episode Matt talks with different guests who will share the no holds bared truth behind how they advanced their own careers.