Best Continence Service Podcasts (2026)

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Empowering Authors and Communities: Julie Broad’s BookLaunchers Story 26:39

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Welcome back to Final Approach. In today’s special episode, I’m thrilled to interview Julie Broad, the dynamic CEO and founder of BookLaunchers. Julie and her talented team helped me produce my own book, Final Approach: A Test Pilot’s Story of Caring for Loved Ones, and I’m excited to dive deep into what makes their work so impactful for nonfiction…

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She Traveled the World Alone as a Female for 20 Months… (And How You Can Too) 2:23:40

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Natalie Ng is a videographer and writer from Perth, Australia who spent 20 months traveling the world alone. She did not leave with everything figured out. She left with questions, curiosity, and a willingness to learn as she went. In this episode, Natalie talks honestly about what it was like to travel solo as a woman for the first time. She walks…

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EP #64: Matthew L. Schwartz on The Boies Schiller Way: Excellence and Integrity 32:23

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A leader who built his career on high-stakes investigations shares how those experiences now shape the culture, standards, and direction of a top litigation firm. Matthew L. Schwartz, Chair of Boies Schiller Flexner LLP, joins Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg to talk about what it takes to lead a litigation-first firm without losing the sharpness th…

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EP #63: Inside the Legal Profession: Trisha Rich on the Surging Interest in MSOs and ABSs 35:52

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The legal industry is racing toward new business models, and Trisha Rich offers a grounded view of what that shift actually requires. As a partner at Holland & Knight and a professor at New York University School of Law, she works at the center of the conversations driving MSO growth, ABS experimentation, and rising interest from Private Equity. Fi…

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7 Marathons on 7 Continents: The Leadership Lessons Learned That Week 44:03

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In Episode 15 of Thinking Independently, Nick LoPresti and Conor Delaney unpack the leadership lessons Conor learned while running 7 marathons on 7 continents in just one week. They dive into what happens mentally, physically, and emotionally when you reach the point where most people would quit and how those moments translate directly into the way…

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OOXii Global – Dr Sarah Crowe helps more people see, with her mobile OOXii Vision Kit getting low cost, durable, prescription eye glasses to the millions who need better vision but cannot access eye glasses ... 1:02:01

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Since Dr Sarah Crowe had her lightbulb idea, and invented her completely mobile, vision testing and glasses kit, then ran a trial in remote Papua New Guinea and started to show the impact her OOXii Vision Kit could have, to medical professionals in India and Vanuatu, she was inundated with positive reaction. Here was a complete system not only offe…

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The Air Force Colonel Who Became a NASA Astronaut and Commanded the International Space Station… 51:50

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Colonel Terry Virts is a retired U.S. Air Force fighter pilot, test pilot, NASA astronaut, and former Commander of the International Space Station. He has flown 45 combat missions, piloted the Space Shuttle Endeavour, and spent more than 200 days in space, including three spacewalks. In this episode, Terry shares his extraordinary journey, from gro…

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EP #62: Laura Cameron of Pinsent Masons on Law Firm Strategy and Leadership across 4 Continents 28:43

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What happens when a 300-year-old law firm builds its future on client-led growth, global collaboration, and a culture that actually holds up across 29 offices? Laura Cameron, Global Managing Partner of Pinsent Masons, shares how she won a contested election with a vision rooted in people, purpose, and progress. She explains why growth only works wh…

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Navigating Caregiving Across Continents with Astronaut and Test Pilot Andy Edgell 50:24

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Welcome back to Final Approach, the podcast where we explore the story of caring for loved ones from the cockpit and beyond. I’m Jonathan Knaul, your host and author of the book Final Approach: Test Pilot’s Story of Caring for Loved Ones. Today’s episode is one you don’t want to miss: I’m joined by my friend, fellow test pilot, astronaut, and famil…

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Navigating Caregiving and High-Paced Careers: Stories of Family, Resilience, and Love 36:47

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Welcome to the very first episode of Final Approach: Human Stories From High-Stress Professions, a podcast dedicated to the untold stories behind caregiving, family, and high-paced careers. I’m Jonathan Knaul, your host, and for this debut episode, I’m joined by my incredible sister, Dr. Felicia Knaul, a world-renowned public health leader. Togethe…

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From Working for the National Park Service to Being Woken Up by a Bear 1:06:02

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Julio Campis Díaz is a 24-year-old Puerto Rican ecologist and PhD student whose career took a dramatic turn the day he stepped into El Yunque National Rainforest. What began as a required research assignment led him from freshwater shrimp studies to working inside Great Smoky Mountains and Yosemite National Park. In this episode Julio shares how th…

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EP #61: Changing Perceptions in a Vanilla Market: Mischon de Reya LLP's Branding Story with Elliot Moss 37:34

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Elliot Moss didn't join a law firm to keep things the same. As Partner and Chief Brand Officer at Mishcon de Reya LLP, he brought a deep understanding of branding into a profession that often dismisses it, and changed how one of the UK's top firms thinks about growth and perception. He shares how clarity, consistency, and emotional intelligence tur…

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Final Approach: Human Stories from High-Stress Professions [Trailer] 2:38

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What happens when a dedicated test pilot is suddenly grounded—not by mechanical failure, but by the unexpected call to become a caregiver? In Final Approach, host Jonathan Knaul—a former Canadian Armed Forces tactical helicopter and test pilot, aerospace industry leader, and current test pilot instructor—shares his deeply personal and vulnerable st…

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How She Unexpectedly Became a Writer for National Geographic… 52:51

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Jamie Edwards didn’t plan to become a travel writer, and she definitely didn’t plan on writing for National Geographic. But after moving from New York to Tokyo, her world opened up in ways she couldn’t have imagined. What began as a small blog turned into a thriving platform called I Am Lost and Found, and eventually, a dream project as a contribut…

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EP #60: Future-Proofing Your Law Firm: An Honest Conversation about Strategy and Growth with Chris Batz 24:06

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Many firms say they have a Law Firm Strategy, but few actually do. In this episode, Chris Batz breaks down what true strategy looks like inside corporate law firms and why clarity must come before growth. He introduces his framework for effective law firm strategy, the "three P's": positioning, perception, and competition. He explains how each reve…

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Scaling Smarter: How Great Advisors Leverage Support to Grow 33:16

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In Episode 14 of Thinking Independently, Nick LoPresti and Conor Delaney explore what it means to scale smarter in today’s advisory world. They talk about how great advisors grow faster by focusing on their strengths, letting go of what holds them back, and surrounding themselves with the right people, systems, and technology. Conor explains how th…

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Faith That Cannot Be Silenced: Powerful Testimonies of Perseverance from SOM India 38:57

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Today on At Risk Radio, hosts Mark Stafford and David Witt sit down with SOM India Director Pastor Singh to deliver an inspiring update on the Persecuted Church in India. Hear firsthand accounts of the challenges posed by anti-conversion laws, stories of courageous faith from those imprisoned for sharing the Gospel, and the incredible revival spark…

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The Man Who Climbed the Highest Volcano on Every Continent… 1:21:50

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Ricardo Kaljouw is a Dutch mountaineer, author, and Royal Dutch Navy veteran whose life has been built around pushing beyond limits. He has visited 117 countries, climbed 75 high-altitude peaks, and stood on 45 volcanoes around the world. He’s one of only about fifty people on earth to complete the Volcanic Seven Summits, a rare challenge that invo…

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EP #59: Sir Nigel Knowles: Shaping the Future of Biglaw 39:51

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Law firms everywhere are debating private equity. Sir Nigel Knowles has already lived the full arc, from global expansion to IPO to take-private. Joining hosts Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg, the former global managing partner of DLA Piper and former CEO of DWF unpacks a career built on bold growth and tough calls. He shares how a 90-person practi…

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She Sailed Around the World With 170 Strangers… 57:27

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At 25, filmmaker and surfer Meredith Rodgers found herself sailing across every ocean on Earth, filming one of the most intense races in the world. It all started with one cold email that somehow turned into a dream job she didn’t even know existed. For almost a year, she lived on a 70-foot sailboat surrounded by strangers, capturing storms, sunris…

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From Financial Advisor to Business Owner – Keys to Developing the CEO Mindset 27:09

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In Episode 13 of Thinking Independently, Nick LoPresti and Conor Delaney discuss what it really takes to shift from financial advisor to business owner. They explore the importance of adopting a CEO mindset, building intentional frameworks, and leading with strategy rather than reacting to cash flow. The conversation highlights key inflection point…

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EP #58: Law Firms, PE, and MSOs: A Legal Ethics Conversation with Lucian Pera 34:35

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Private equity is circling the legal industry, and Lucian Pera is helping make sense of what that means for MSO law firms and beyond. Joining Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg, Lucian breaks down how management services organizations (MSOs) and alternative business structures (ABSs) are giving outside investors new ways to participate in the economic…

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What It’s Like to Perform Surgery on Animals in a War Zone 59:52

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There are few people who live their calling as boldly as Dr. Clifford Redford. He is a veterinarian, documentary filmmaker, and lifelong animal advocate whose work has taken him far beyond the walls of his busy clinic in Canada. From rescuing street dogs in Jamaica to saving wildlife in India and performing surgeries in Ukraine as missiles shook th…

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From Teaching Yoga in Thailand to Backpacking Solo Across Seventeen Countries 35:50

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Emily Corinne is a yoga teacher who has lived in Thailand, taught abroad, and spent nine months backpacking through 17 countries. Along the way she moved between classrooms and retreat spaces, traded city rush for sunrise meditations, and learned how to build simple routines in unfamiliar places. Those months held everything from missed buses and l…

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Kantoko – Zac Altman 2.0 innovating with an ADHD telehealth service, offering professional diagnosis and care for adults, via a subscription model 1:02:30

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While navigating Australia’s mental health system to deal with his personal assessment and ongoing care, entrepreneur Zac Altman felt frustrated and thought, quite simply, there must be a better way to help the huge number of adults with ADHD get the proper care and support they need. To help solve what he saw as a very large unmet demand problem, …

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EP #57: Feeling the Squeeze: How Mid-Sized Law Firms Adapt and Compete 44:31

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Mid-sized law firms are facing pressure from every direction. Associates are poached with six-figure pay bumps, partners are stretched thin between billing and management, and specialty practices vanish without succession plans. At the same time, clients expect broader reach and deeper benches than many firms can deliver. In this episode, host Chri…

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Redefining Growth: How Advisors Can Build Value That Lasts 28:39

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In this episode of Thinking Independently, Good Life CEO Conor Delaney joins Chief of Staff Nick LoPresti to dig deep into what growth really means for individuals, advisors, and organizations. From Conor’s training for the grueling “7 marathons in 7 days on 7 continents” challenge to the importance of self-discipline, accountability, and a values-…

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Brewing Boldness: Coffee, Community, and the Persecuted Church with Amy Franks 26:44

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In this uplifting episode of At Risk Radio, hosts Mark Stafford and SOM CEO David Witt chat with Amy Franks, a retired youth minister and the dynamic director of Happy Brew Coffee in Jacksonville, Florida. Amy shares her heartfelt journey from youth ministry to leading a nonprofit coffee shop that partners with individuals with disabilities while c…

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EP #56: Leading from Heart: Jami Wintz McKeon on Loving the Firm, the People, and the Work 31:36

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Jami Wintz McKeon, Chair of Morgan, Lewis & Bockius LLP, joins Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg to share her journey from associate to leading one of the world's largest law firms. She reflects on the moments that shaped her path, including overseeing major integrations, heading the litigation practice, and ultimately stepping into the role of chair…

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Luxury Escapes – Adam Schwab building a new, complete one-stop travel booking platform, still with deals and discounts 1:07:03

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When we last spoke to Luxury Escapes co-founder Adam Schwab, back in 2020, the online business had hit almost $500 million in sales. Today the luxury deals and discounts travel brand is ringing up over $1 billion in sales revenue, a doubling in 5 years. And it’s founder says it’s growing profitably, adding not only retail outlets, but Loyalty progr…

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How an 18-Year-Old Flew Around the World…Alone 1:04:37

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Lachie Smart was just 18 years old when he became the youngest person to fly solo around the world in a single-engine aircraft. What started as a wild idea with no money, no flying experience, and a stack of rejection letters turned into a 54-day journey across 45,000 kilometers and 24 countries. In this episode, Lachie takes us inside the storms t…

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Why So Many of Us Stay Silent on Climate Change… 53:11

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Lauren Bash is a storyteller, climate activist, and TED speaker who was named to Harvard’s Climate Creators to Watch list. She has been featured on BuzzFeed, The New York Times, and more, inspiring ordinary people to join the climate movement through storytelling in an approachable, optimistic way. In this episode, we hear how Lauren Bash went from…

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EP #55: The Future of Nixon Peabody LLP: Culture, Talent, and Growth with Stephen Zubiago 30:47

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Stephen Zubiago, CEO and Managing Partner of Nixon Peabody LLP, joins hosts Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg to share what it takes to lead an AmLaw 100 firm through growth, competition, and change. He talks about how Nixon Peabody LLP aligns talent strategy with client needs, develops attorneys at every level, and builds a culture where collaborati…

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He Rode the Most Dangerous Train on Earth... 55:59

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Eli Snyder is a travel content creator with a community of over 500 thousand people across platforms. He’s traveled to 105 countries proving that if you look past the headlines and trust humanity, travel can be safer and more meaningful, while still staying smart. In this episode, we dive into the wildest and most intense stories from his recent tr…

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From Growing Up in a Russian Orphanage to SpaceX Artist 27:26

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Aisha Makara is a world traveler who’s explored over 60 countries and a Mongolian artist, engineer, entrepreneur, and author of the Joyful Living Guidebook. She spent her earliest years in a Soviet-era Russian orphanage before hitchhiking across Central Asia, earning an engineering degree in Norway, co-founding Lisbon White Rose property management…

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Roadtripping Solo from California to Argentina Is Not What You’d Expect… 1:13:12

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Fletcher Cox spent seven months driving the Pan-American Highway from Lake Tahoe to Ushuaia, Argentina with nothing but his husky mix, Dune, and his Audi sedan… In this episode, Fletcher tells the story of crossing a cartoonish bridge in Peru under the watch of a “toll troll,” galloping through a Mexican ghost town with a gold-toothed cowboy, and s…

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Building and Growing an Advisory Practice Doesn’t Happen on Accident 40:55

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In Episode 11 of Thinking Independently, Nick and Conor discuss what it means to grow an advisory business with purpose. Conor shares insights from his upcoming 777 challenge—seven marathons on seven continents in seven days—and how that mindset applies to business. They cover the danger of staying comfortable, the importance of discipline, and how…

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EncompaaS – Jesse Todd helps companies manage the massive burden and risk of data compliance 1:03:26

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When Jesse Todd did grunt work on the IT “Help” desk in an investment bank many moons ago, he developed a passion for managing corporate data and information better. Over recent decades, as companies have got bigger, needing to hold ever more mountains of data and documents for compliance -- one of business’ biggest headaches -- Jesse saw a huge op…

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From Solo Hiking the Length of Iceland to Bikepacking From Canada to China to Teaching Yoga Abroad and life as a Full time Trail Running Guide… 44:04

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Kara Folkerts has done it all. She solo-hiked the length of Iceland at 21 and shortly after co-led her first Costa Rica trail running tour. By 22, she’d bike-packed 10,500 km from Canada through Alaska, Russia, Mongolia, and China, moved to Japan, then studied yoga in India before helping run an ecolodge in Indonesia. Since 25, she’s stepped into…

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Courage and Revival: Inside the Underground Church in Iran Amid Conflict 29:01

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Naghmeh Panahi's Powerful Testimony In this episode of At Risk Radio, hosts Mark Stafford and David Witt sit down with author and advocate Naghmeh Panahi to reveal what life is truly like right now for Christians inside Iran. As political conflict rages and daily realities include bomb shelters, fuel shortages, and soaring food costs, the undergrou…

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How She Went From $0 in Cambodia to Becoming a Full-Time Writer on the Road 1:17:56

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Karmen Wiid is a South African solo traveler, writer, and host of The Lost & Found Podcast. She published her first book at 12, studied philosophy and literature in university, and now works remotely while moving through the world with curiosity and creativity. She’s currently based in India, and she shares such profound wisdom on the meaning of li…

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EP #54: The Life of David Lat | Attorney, Writer, Speaker & Family Man 44:53

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David Lat spent years climbing the legal ladder, clerking, working at Wachtell, joining the DOJ, before realizing that the most meaningful part of his career wasn't going to happen in a courtroom. Joining Chris Batz and Howard Rosenberg, David talks through the decisions that shaped his path, from writing a cheeky anonymous blog about federal judge…

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What No One Tells You About Being a Wingsuit Skydiver, BASE Jumper and Helicopter Pilot… 1:08:01

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Braden Roseborough is a wingsuit skydiver,, BASE jumper, helicopter pilot, and instructor with over 3,000 jumps, certifications in tandem, AFF and wingsuit flight, and a full-time career as a software engineer. In this episode, Braden takes us from packing parachutes to teaching wingsuit flights, free-flying out of MI-17 helicopters above the Pyram…

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Vittoria Food & Beverage – Les Schirato turning Australians into Italian coffee lovers at home 1:14:15

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You could say Les Schirato had a key advantage in his early business journey… he married the boss’s daughter! The western Sydney born and bred son of Italian and Maltese migrants, Les started work at Vittoria Coffee before he’d even left school, loved it, and was asked back into the business while waiting for his HSC results. Les did indeed marry L…

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How These Freediving Instructors Shot an Award-Winning Underwater Film in 48 Hours… 1:10:27

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Miki Bonny & Carlo Gava are award-winning filmmakers, certified freediving & scuba instructors, and founders of B & G Expeditions. They’ve built an online following of hundreds of thousands by sharing their freediving and scuba adventures. On top of that, they host immersive group trips, teach breath-hold techniques with their 3-Minute Program, and…

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EP #53: Remaining Curious and the Professional Services Executive Journey, with Rebecca Goodman-Stephens, CEO of Moses Singer 32:46

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Titles don't build trust, people do. And according to Rebecca Goodman-Stephens, that's where real leadership begins. Rebecca is the CEO of Moses Singer, a New York law firm, but her story starts far from the legal world. She grew up across the UK, Switzerland, and France, studied clinical psychology, and built her career in consulting and public ac…

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When Prayer and Discipleship Transform Lives Across Continents 30:51

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In this episode of At Risk Radio, hosts Mark Stafford and David Witt chat with Dan Russell, a Las Vegas men’s ministry leader with a powerful story of transformation and global impact. Dan opens up about his journey from a challenging season of personal crisis to wholehearted faith, describing how a simple email from an Indian pastor sparked a life…

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MythBusters: Independence Edition 38:37

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In episode 10 of Thinking Independently, Conor Delaney and Nick LoPresti tackle the biggest myths keeping advisors from taking the leap to independence. From fears about losing clients and lacking support to concerns over costs and becoming a business owner, they break down each objection with real talk, personal experience, and practical insight. …

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How He Became National Geographic Adventurer of the Year… 1:24:42

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Gavin McClurg is a professional paraglider, the first American to finish the Red Bull X-Alps, and National Geographic Adventurer of the Year. He’s a two-time round-the-world sailor and record-holding foot-launch pilot. In this episode, we trace his path from ski racing in Tahoe to thirteen years at sea, where he built a global sailing and kitesurfi…

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EP #52: Succession Planning and A Seamless Transition with Yakub Hazzard Chair of MSK 31:17

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Succession only looks seamless from the outside. Yakub Hazzard shares what it really took to step into the chair role at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP, and why leadership transitions require more than just good timing. How do you plan for change without disrupting what already works? Yakub walks through the nearly two-year succession planning pro…