S5 E2: From Ayurveda to Asana—The Art of Personalized Yoga with Amy Landry
In this episode I am joined by global yoga teacher and Ayurveda practitioner, Amy Landry as we explore the depths as to how our yoga practice can be custom tailored to our lifestyle, the same way Ayurvedic protocol is personalized.
We talk about why a one-size-fits-all approach isn't ideal when…
Balancing Structure and Choice in Your Curriculum
In today's episode of Art Ed Radio, Brooke Morse joins Tim and shares her journey in art education, discussing her teaching philosophy, curriculum development, and the balance between structure and student choice in the classroom. She emphasizes the importance of artist statements, self-reflection,…
#189: Are Zoe & Lise still in Last Sewist Standing?
Last Sewist Standing, for those who may be new to this podcast, is the no-buy sewing supplies challenge created by Lise Bauer. The challenge is in its fifth year, and 2025 is my second time participating. It’s time for a catch up with Lise, and to answer the question that no one is asking: are Lise…
#233: Danny Willett, Professional Golfer and 2016 Masters Champion – Take notes, then reflect
Feeling stuck in a rut? Not sure how to improve your performance?
You might be missing one powerful habit—tracking your own progress!
In this episode, David sits down with professional golfer and 2016 Masters champion Danny Willett. He shares how taking notes on his golf game (and his life!) has…
#234: Mary Barra, Chair and CEO of General Motors – Seek the truth
Ever made a decision based on limited info, internal spin, or wishful thinking? You’re not alone—but there’s a better way.
In this episode, David sits down with General Motors Chair and CEO, Mary Barra.
She shares how a relentless commitment to the truth leads to better decisions, stronger teams,…
#232: Pat Battle, Executive Chairman of Diamond Baseball Holdings – Optimism is a competitive advantage
Optimism isn’t just a fluffy feel-good feeling. It’s a real asset in business. Learn how to make it your competitive advantage in this conversation with Pat Battle, Executive Chairman of Diamond Baseball Holdings, a company that owns 45 of the 120 minor league baseball teams.
You’ll also learn:
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#230: Hayes Barnard, Founder & CEO of GoodLeap – Purpose creates connection
If you think “purpose” is just a bland little word for your mission statement, don’t miss this episode with Hayes Barnard, the founder, Chairman, and CEO of GoodLeap, which helps homeowners finance upgrades that make their homes more sustainable.
Listen and see how purpose is a powerful force that…
#231: Chrissy Taylor, President and CEO of Enterprise Mobility – Your people are your secret sauce
What if I told you your biggest competitive advantage is something you’ve already got?
For Chrissy Taylor, the President and CEO of Enterprise Mobility, the 90,000 people who work at her company are what she calls “her secret sauce.”
And in today’s episode, you’ll learn how to support your team a…
#229: Glenn Fogel, CEO of Booking Holdings (Booking.com, Kayak, Priceline, OpenTable) – Know what you don’t know
Great companies aren’t built by ego. They’re built by leaders who ask questions, listen, and rely on the smart people around them.
And this episode’s guest is one of those leaders! Glenn Fogel is the CEO of Booking Holdings, the company behind big travel brands like Booking dot com, Kayak, Priceli…
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