# Cabin John

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COVID-19 and construction series: Northeast U.S. region

On today’s episode of “The Building Code,” the second in our COVID-19 series, Paul is joined by Josh Rosenthal of Cabin John Builders in Cabin John, Md. and Nick Colarusso of Cedar Mill Group in Webster, N.H. to discuss their experiences of working with COVID-19 in the Northeast region of the Unite…

EP 3: Open-Book Management is a Game Changer

Special guest and open-book management practitioner, Elizabeth Wilder president of Anthony Wilder Design/Build, Inc. (located in Cabin John, Maryland) talks about her experiences with managing her business and guiding her team through the ongoing current pandemic crisis. She discusses what it mea…

Scott Herman: Legit Chops

This week, we will be speaking to Scott Herman as he describes how he came to become a highly regarded music director. Scott Herman is well recognized for his work as the Music Director for 31 years at Cabin John Middle School. During his time there, he received the Corwin Taylor Award for Leadersh…

S1E17 Abolitionist Movement

Now that we've discussed slavery, let's talk about what people did to get rid of slavery.  We talk about Uncle Tom's Cabin, John Brown and Harriet Tubman.

How comms teams ask for more resources

From their dimly lit isolation cabin, John and Shaun consider the difficulties of asking for more money or resources. Are all communications departments under-resourced? If they are, convincing the leadership team that extra help is needed can be a tough task, especially if it’s difficult to demons…

The Morning Mix - May 3, 2019

On today’s show Christie and guest cohost John Burdick have musician Rick Gerber in the studio. He talks about his latest venture, a new Led Zeppelin band he is forming. Mountain Town Music’s Brian Richards stops by to talk about the summer concert schedule and The owner of the Cabin, John Olsen, a…

More Poopy Old People

A couple months ago I ran a commentary by Marc Estrin called Poopy Old Man. In this commentary, he talks about feeling increasingly invisible to the people around him as he gets older. It’s a rather dark perspective on aging. This is a response to that commentary, and offers a somewhat different p…