1848: The Year Europe Nearly Collapsed | Jose Miguel
In this stream I am joined by Jose Miguel to discuss the most revolutionary year in world history. 1848 was a year in which the energy behind the French Revolution becomes a battle cry for political reform all across Europe, setting the stage for democracies to replace monarcy. Make sure to check i…
🎬 I Built Rotten Tomatoes... for Jackie Chan (& nearly collapsed) | Senh Duong (Co-Founder, Rotten Tomatoes)
When Vietnamese refugee Senh Duong fled after the fall of Saigon, he could never have imagined he’d one day co-found one of the most influential movie sites in the world - Rotten Tomatoes.
A kid who grew up on Hong Kong kung fu flicks, Senh was obsessed with Jackie Chan.
So when Jackie tried to br…
How the Glasgow climate deal nearly collapsed
COP26 ended in Glasgow, Scotland last week with a final deal. It established a framework for reporting emissions and trading carbon credits, called on countries to step up their targets next year, and included a mention of fossil fuels for the first time.
That mention of a “phase out” of fossil fue…
New Hires Don't Fix Broken Workflows, They Absorb Them. Dave Foley on What HR Leadership Can't See
What if your performance problem isn't the people, but the invisible way the work actually moves?When performance stalls, leaders add headcount and tools. But the drag usually lives in unmapped workflows: handoffs between functions, stalled approvals, side spreadsheets and workarounds held together…
My Estate Agency Nearly Collapsed in 2008: Here’s What I Did
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What happens when one of the toughest periods of your career becomes the catalyst for what comes next?
When the property market crashed in 2008, the business Steve Pymm had spent years building suddenly faced a very diff…
[#100] How Dan & Maria Hurrelbrink Rebuilt Their Missionary Funding From the Brink of Collapse
In 2016, Dan and Maria Hurrelbrink's ministry in Romania nearly collapsed. In Part 2 of our conversation, they share exactly how they rebuilt — and what changed when they stopped waiting and started communicating.
From weekly donor emails to a clear ministry vision that carried them through a war …
William Boeing: The Timber Millionaire Who Gave America Wings
On this episode of Our American Stories, in 1909, William Boeing watched an airplane fly for the first time and became fascinated by a machine many Americans still regarded as little more than an expensive toy. The wealthy timberman learned to fly, built his own seaplane, and became convinced that …
How George Lucas Turned Star Wars From Near Disaster to Blockbuster
On this episode of Our American Stories, when the first Star Wars movie was released in 1977, many expected it to fail. The production was plagued with setbacks, and even George Lucas doubted it would connect with audiences. Instead, A New Hope became a cultural landmark, launching one of the most …
How ESPN Became the Worldwide Leader in Sports | Mike Soltys
Mike Soltys is the official Historian for ESPN. Prior to that role he spent 43 years in Public Relations at ESPN and has won numerous awards for media relations.
Today on the show we discuss how ESPN nearly collapsed before it ever launched, why Bill Rasmussen’s intentional optimism kept the visi…
Ep. 235 - Secret Agent - Richard LaTulip
Former Secret Service agent Richard LaTulip joins the podcast to discuss cybercrime investigations, undercover operations, and the human factors that can derail even the biggest cases.
He shares how a simple printer fix launched his cyber forensics career, the realities behind tracking global hacke…
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