The State of the Black Union with Reecie Colbert & Chad Thompson
This week on Nola Haynes Is Not A Spy, Dr. Nola sits down with SiriusXM host Reecie Colbert and Chad Thompson, founder of BLXCKMRKT, for a Juneteenth conversation about the State of the Black Union.
From diaspora wars and online division to voter turnout, Black political influence, and the future …
Caitlin Rother on her new book "Staged": Murder, Corruption, Journalism, and the Return of Katrina & Goode
Today on The Premise, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson welcome bestselling author Caitlin Rother back to the podcast to celebrate the release of Staged, the highly anticipated second installment in her Katrina and Goode thriller series.
Picking up immediately after the events of Hooked, Staged dives deep…
Christine Pride on Second Chances, Friendship, Publishing, and "All the Men I've Loved Again"
Episode Summary
This week, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson welcome bestselling author, editor, and publishing veteran Christine Pride to discuss her solo debut novel, All the Men I've Loved Again. Christine shares the real-life inspiration behind the story, her journey from editor to author, the power o…
The Assumption That HR Needs to Solve
Summary
On HR Voices, host Rebecca Taylor sits down with Chad Thompson, Chief People Officer at LanzaTech, to work through a scenario every people leader will recognize: a manager discloses an employee's performance improvement plan in a team meeting, and a confidentiality complaint follows. The co…
The Art of Pacing: Escaping Burnout & Finding Sustainable Success with Elizabeth Svoboda
What if working harder isn't the answer?
Award-winning science writer Elizabeth Svoboda joins The Premise to discuss her new book, The Art of Pacing: A Guide to Balancing Short-Term Demands with Long-Term Thriving. Together, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson explore America's hustle culture, why tradition…
Breaking the Silence: Susan Osborn on Incest, Language, Power, and Patriarchy
Episode Summary
In this thought-provoking episode of The Premise, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson welcome award-winning author, educator, and cultural critic Susan Osborn to discuss her groundbreaking book, She's Such a Liar: Incest, Knowledge and Power—A Manifesto. Drawing on decades of research, Osbor…
#181 Chad Thompson: From Business to Purpose
Chad is an entrepreneur, real estate leader, restaurant owner, and cofounder of Prairie Grit Adaptive Sport- an organization built from real life, real family, and a real mission to help kids and adults with disabilities experience sports in a whole new way.
What makes Chad's story stand out is th…
Nathan Bond - Rethinking Publishing Through Fairness, Transparency & Community
Episode Overview
What happens when a successful artist and educator looks at the publishing industry and decides there has to be a better way?
In this episode of The Premise, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson sit down with Nathan Bond, artist, educator, entrepreneur, and founder of Fair Share Publishing, …
Religion Wasn’t Enough | Chad Thompson’s Journey to True Surrender
What happens when someone who has been around Christianity their entire life begins questioning whether any of it is actually real?
Today on All Things New Podcast, Scott Walters and Aubrey Pridgen sit down with Chad Thompson of Pelahatchie, Mississippi, to hear a testimony that challenges th…
Cassandra Neyenesch: The Ten-Year Journey Behind A Little Bit Bad
Cassandra Neyenesch on Writing, Publishing & A Little Bit Bad
What does it take to write—and finally let go of—a novel that took ten years to complete?
On this episode of The Premise, Jeniffer and Chad Thompson talk with Brooklyn-based writer, activist, and curator Cassandra Neyenesch, author of A…
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giants.
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