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In this episode: Learn the importance of bringing new life to St. Louis and how you can help!
Join Dan Wunder, director of marketing and communications, and Charlie Hinderliter, senior vice president of government affairs for St. Louis REALTORS®, as they discuss important resources for REALTORS® selling the St. Louis Region. Hinderliter shares concerns about growth in the St. Louis region and what REALTORS® can do to help make a difference. 

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• Register for the November Urban Affairs Forum
•  St. Louis Mosaic Project
• Past episode: Inclusion - St. Louis Mosaic Project 
• International Institute
• STL Made
• Past episode: Community - STL Made
• Explore St. Louis’ Civic Pride Foundation
• Explore St. Louis’ YouTube channel

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Mita Mallick, Head of Inclusion, Equity and Impact is the daughter of Indian immigrants and was raised in the US, where she was subjected to physical and verbal bullying. These experiences shaped her passion for storytelling and her desire to ensure that all voices are heard and reflected in the products and services we use. She has dedicated her career to creating end-to-end inclusion ecosystems and reimagining inclusion in all aspects of work.

Mita shares with us key insights on how to create a culture of inclusion, foster diversity of thought, and advocate for one another in the workplace. Tune in to hear her tips for finding safe spaces to have conversations about inclusion, reimagining how we approach pay equity and recognition, and the importance of having sponsors in our professional lives.

We will also be discussing the impact of gendered ageism in the workforce, challenges that women have faced during the pandemic, and the leaky pipeline phenomenon in the hiring process.

Whether you are a leader, manager, or individual contributor, this episode is for you. 

Mita Mallick is a corporate change-maker with a track record of transforming businesses. She gives innovative ideas a voice and serves customers and communities with purpose. She has had an extensive career as a marketer in the beauty and consumer product goods space, being a fierce advocate of including and representing Black and Brown communities. Her passion for inclusive storytelling led her to become a Chief Diversity Officer, . Mallick has brought her talent and expertise to companies like Carta, Unilever, Pfizer, AVON, Johnson & Johnson and more.   Mallick is a LinkedIn Top Voice, a contributor for Harvard Business Review, Adweek, Entrepreneur and Fast Company. Mallick has been featured in the The New York Times, The Washington Post, Time Magazine, Forbes, Axios, Essence, Cosmopolitan Magazine, and Business Insider. 

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The idea to revisit the world of “Evil Dead” had been tossed around for years since “Army of Darkness” was released in 1992 but a direct sequel just never came together. That’s when the possibility of a remake started being discussed with original director Sam Raimi welcoming the idea as well as longtime friend and producer Robert Tapert. 

The same couldn’t be said for original star Bruce Campbell, who bristled at the thought of remaking “Evil Dead,” especially if the film would just rehash what had already been done in the first three films. That’s when Raimi discovered a young filmmaker named Fede Alvarez, who landed on his radar thanks to an ambitious short film he made titled “Panic Attack.” 

Raimi actually had an idea to develop that short film into a full length feature but the movie got locked up in development hell and that’s when he started talking to Alvarez about potentially rebooting “Evil Dead” with a new film. Alvarez and his writing partner penned the script, which ultimately got Campbell on board as well because this version of the movie didn’t introduce a new Ash but instead offered an entirely new kind of protagonist into the “Evil Dead” universe. 

The finished product was a blood-soaked, horrifying update to the iconic franchise that still featured a wayward group of young people traveling to the woods where they encountered the Book of the Dead…

In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we’re going to make sure the basement door stays locked and the nail gun is put away as we review the 2013 remake of “Evil Dead”…

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On the 51st episode of GPS -

- That dreamlike fuzzy quality
- "My truth"
- The Mini-Cooper and the Jaguar
- Kevin's 19th birthday...
- Dan Carrol's death
- Working jobs at the mall
- Lap dances are a waste of money
- OnlyFans is screwing everything up!!
- Joe Rogan/Creating comedy argument
- Remakes, reboots, and sequels.... STOP IT!!

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Iveta Silova leads a roundtable conversation with international doctoral scholars Prince Kwarase, Esther Pretti, and Shagun Singha about the most recent UNESCO education report. The report outlines goals intended to create a new social contract for education, fueling the discussion on whether these goals are sufficient for our new post-pandemic world. In thinking towards the future, the guests discuss what topics they anticipate being in the next UNESCO report on education and how it could be approached.

Link to UNESCO report Reimagining our futures together: a new social contract for education

More Responses to UNESCO’s Report

(6:52) - Discussion on whether or not the ideas proposed in the UNESCO report are realistic or not enough.

(13:32) - Details on the backgrounds of the guests and how they relate to the report.

(24:20) -The last couple of years have been very challenging for everyone, how has that impacted your perspectives as new academics?

(35:53) - By 2050 these new academics are on-track to write the next UNESCO report; therefore, what would be the themes and how would it be approached? 

(40:36) - Closing comments

About our guests:

• Iveta Silova  | ASU Bio
• Prince Kwarase
• Esther Pretti
• Shagun Singha 

The Learning Futures Podcast is produced at the Mary Lou Fulton Teachers College at Arizona State University. The Executive Producer is Dr. Sean Leahy, the show is produced by Dr. Clarin Collins and Karina Muñoz Baltazar, with technical production provided by Jacob Snider.

The guys make a return trip to Isla Nublar as ‘Jurassic World: Dominion’ is set to be released this Friday, they revisit the first installment of the trilogy. The guys discuss the impact the ‘Jurassic’ franchise has had on them while discussing the pronunciation of aunt, bad babysitting and flight school. They discuss the performance of Chris Pratt and Paul once again, is not listening. They close with the Recast by naming their Top 5 Reimagining/Remakes of all-time! You won’t do anything by just staring at the podcast, so listen! 

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Brian Fanzo is a digital futurist keynote speaker who translates the trends of tomorrow to inspire change today.

His customized and personalized programs showcase real-world stories and examples of forward-thinking people and businesses.

He teaches companies of all sizes how to leverage technology in real-time in order to engage their customers at the right time.

Brian has a gift for bringing people together online and offline.

He has worked in 76 countries, highlighting his passion for change, collaboration, and technology.

1. What is an NFT?

2. What is Blockchain?

3. What is token economy and creator coins?

4. Discord, Twitter and Clubhouse, best social audio or communication tool for NFT communities?

5. unlocking utilities

6. Transparency on blockchain and smart contracts

7. Web 2 and Web 3 differences regarding data and privacy

8. Metaverse and gamers

9. 3 price points on Rally.io smart contracts

10 creator coins and Justin Guarini's Truth coins

11. Early adoption

Be sure to listen to Part 2 with Brian:

https://culturefactor.simplecast.com/episodes/brian-fanzo-p2-early-adoption-the-101-on-nfts-web3-blockchain-and-creator-coins

#nfts #nft #nftart #cryptocurrency #blockchain #metaverse #culturefactor #web3 #metaverse #bitcoin

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Music by Paco Hallak

Brian Fanzo is a digital futurist keynote speaker who translates the trends of tomorrow to inspire change today.

His customized and personalized programs showcase real-world stories and examples of forward-thinking people and businesses.

He teaches companies of all sizes how to leverage technology in real-time in order to engage their customers at the right time.

Brian has a gift for bringing people together online and offline.

He has worked in 76 countries, highlighting his passion for change, collaboration, and technology.

1. What is an NFT?

2. What is Blockchain?

3. What is token economy and creator coins?

4. Discord, Twitter and Clubhouse, best social audio or communication tool for NFT communities?

5. unlocking utilities

6. Transparency on blockchain and smart contracts

7. Web 2 and Web 3 differences regarding data and privacy

8. Metaverse and gamers

9. 3 price points on Rally.io smart contracts

10 creator coins and Justin Guarini's Truth coins

11. Early adoption

Be sure to listen to Part 2 with Brian:

https://culturefactor.simplecast.com/episodes/brian-fanzo-p2-early-adoption-the-101-on-nfts-web3-blockchain-and-creator-coins

#nfts #nft #nftart #cryptocurrency #blockchain #metaverse #culturefactor #web3 #metaverse #bitcoin

Twitter: https://Twitter.com/iSocialFanz

Instagram: https://Instagram.com/iSocialFanz

Linkedin: https://linkedin.com/in/brianfanzo

Facebook: https://Facebook.com/BrianFanzoSpeaker

TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@iSocialFanz

Holly Shannon’s Website

Zero To Podcast on Amazon

Holly Shannon, Linkedin

Holly Shannon, Instagram

Holly Shannon, Clubhouse

Music by Paco Hallak

Liz Edwards, Head of Communications at TUI, tells Daisy about repatriating thousands of customers and why IT systems were actually the biggest challenge that TUI faced when Covid hit. This insight into what goes on behind the scenes at a holiday company was totally fascinating. 

Some key lessons from Liz:

• Put the customer at the heart of whatever you are doing. This is an oldie but a goodie. And it can mean challenging some really important assumptions. For example, customers don't care how you categorize them internally, so don't make that their problem. 
• Allied to this is an important reminder about transparency. Liz asks her team whether they would feel proud to explain a policy or decision on morning TV. 
• Sometimes what's needed is an apology, or at least an admission that things are going to get a little rocky. I think the key word for this whole episode has to be 'journey'. Take your stakeholders, both internal and external, on a journey with you and show them how you are fighting to deliver better for them. 
• TUI's experience shows that even the best prepared organizations get caught out when new systems come under strain. Let this be a useful reminder to look at your own org charts and think about what you would do if any one of those departments went down? Do you have a plan? The key is to do that even for the systems that don't seem mission critical right now. 
• Also crucial to your crisis plan is including breaks for all personnel. That means you too. How would you ensure continuity if something happened to you? How will you delegate more of your tasks swiftly so that you can concentrate on urgent triage and strategy?
  
  
  

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In this week's episode, Craig and Geoff head back to their season one director, Robert Zemeckis's filmography, as they discuss his re-imagining of the Roald Dahl classic, The Witches. Together they discuss Roald Dahl, the 90's cult classic and the journey to screen of Zemeckis's version and so much more.

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My conversation with Ralf just as lockdown started to ease was around what questions we should be asking ourselves as leaders of systems and organizations. As I said to Ralf, this isn't about alchemy for answers. Rather, it's a review of what some of the useful questions are that leaders could be asking to build collective success in this rapidly changing world. 

In this episode we discuss:
New world, same humans 2:00
A key question for leadership, how do you newly re-engage 7:14
Band-aiding and re-trenching isn't the answer 10:42
Asking the right questions is the leader's biggest work right now 12:40
Leaders stepping out of internal crisis mode 18:33
Alpha personas will not sustain what leadership needs now, vulnerability required 23:55
What drives leaders? 
    - Tension between personal achievement and the collective 30: 41
    -  Play lead violin or conduct a beautiful piece of music? 33:56
What are my boundaries and from what place is that informed? 37:18
As a leader, am I giving myself the space for silent reflection? 39:08
Inner independence: a practical not mystical exercise 40:53
Covid might help us learn what to cultivate (the inner and outer work)  43:35
 

Hi. I’m Darcie T. Kelly and this is a bonus episode of Story Time with Darcie. Regularly, episodes are released on the first Thursday of the month when I read you a piece of my own eclectic short fiction. But this isn’t a regular episode.

There will still be a story, two in fact. Stories I am sure you will enjoy. This bonus episode is, after all, entitled The Best of 2020 (so far). 

Our first story today is the Fan Favourite from January 2020 through June 2020. Of the six episodes and seven stories read in the first half of the year, one has been downloaded significantly more times than the others, which leads me to believe it is the most enjoyed (or at least the most shared). Thus, Three’s a Crowd has been crowned the Fan Favourite.

My thanks again to Hilke Kelly, Ron Kelly, Annissa Kelly, Pamela Kelly, and Lyra Branscombe lending their voices to this story.

Hearing my family play those roles delight me every time!

To round out our first Bonus Episode, I’m also revisiting my favourite story from the first half the year. I hemmed and hawwed over this choice for some time. Is my favorite Housemate, where a house plant plays an important role in helping our socially challenged protagonist work through concerns over cohabiting with her girlfriend? Maybe it was Refuge, a satire the writing of which helped me work through my fears about the political situation in USA? While I love both those stories for very different reasons, my favourite story featured on the podcast in the first half of the year is Beyond Incandescent. The fantastical setting on the banks of River Styx, the relationship arc between our two main characters, and … well, I don’t want to ruin the end if you haven’t heard it before.

My thanks again to Pamela Kelly for voicing the role of Candy. (I didn’t realize until just now that Pam guests in both of today’s favourites. Hmmm. I might have to bring her back again to see if her streak continues.)

Well, that’s it for today’s Bonus Episode of Story Time with Darcie. Special thanks to all the guests who participated in adapting these stories to audio format! This podcast wouldn’t exist with guest participation.

Listeners, if YOU would like to become a voice on Story Time With Darcie, please, reach out! My eclectic stories need a variety of voices, and yours will be a welcome addition!

Thank you for listening. To read more of my stories and perhaps inspire my next one, join me on facebook at DarcieTKelly. And of course, subscribe on your podcatcher of choice for future episodes of Story Time With Darcie. 

Until next month, stay well and keep smiling.

Direct Link to text version of original (not 2.0 version) of Three's A Crowd by Darcie T. Kelly.
Direct Link to original Story Time With Darcie episode featuring Three's A Crowd.

Direct link to text version of Beyond Incandescent by Darcie T. Kelly.
Direct Link to original Story Time With Darcie episode featuring Beyond Incandescent.

Welcome to Story Time with Darcie!
In every episode I’ll read you a piece of my own short fiction. I’m an eclectic writer, so you may be surprised by the genres and situations, but what these stories have in common is their exploration of big ideas.

Today, I’m delighted to share Beyond Incandescent with you. In this story, we enter the land of the dead where we revisit and reinvent Charion, ferryman of the dead. In case you need a bit of a refresher on your Greek Mythology, after their death, souls cross the River Styx in a skiff rowed “Venitian style” by Charion, a nightmarish figure of bone and rags. Well, that’s how the original story tells it.

Please join me in welcoming a new voice to the pod: Pamela Kelly. Thanks for voicing Candy for me, Pam. I’m looking forward to bringing you on for future episodes as well.

When I was assigned to write a romance along a riverbank, I was horrified. Romance is not something I enjoy reading much less writing, so I searched for a riverbank that would let me break away from genre expectations. When I landed on the River Styx, I knew I could mold Charion, traditionally a foreboding character, into an unexpected romantic lead. 

Beyond Incandescent hits people differently. Some dislike how I’ve twisted the traditional story. Some enjoy the surprise of it. Some see a mirror of their own tragic loss of a loved one to Alzheimer's. Some hate Karen for trapping Candy and others praise her for the compassion she shows at the end. What do you think?

Well, that’s it for another episode of Story Time with Darcie. Special thanks to Pamela for adding her voice this month. 

If YOU would like to become a voice on Story Time with Darcie, please, reach out! My eclectic stories need a variety of voices, and yours will be a welcome addition!

Thank you for listening. To read more of my stories and perhaps inspire my next one, join me on facebook at DarcieTKelly, and of course, subscribe here for future episodes of Story Time With Darcie. 

Direct link to text version of Beyond Incandescent by Darcie T. Kelly.

Other briefs include:

• Insurers will receive $1.59 billion in unpaid subsidies if the federal government follows through on a judge’s order.
• California’s attorney general put the kibosh on the Adventist-St. Joseph merger.
• UPMC has begun building a network of hospitals in China.
• Fifteen drug companies settled an Illinois Medicaid fraud suit for $242 million.
• An Oregon insurer has filed an antitrust lawsuit against three health systems.
• Thomas Zenty, the CEO of Cleveland-based University Hospitals for almost 18 years, will retire in January 2021.

About Darwin Research Group

Darwin Research Group Inc. provides advanced market intelligence and in-depth customer insights to health care executives, with a strategic focus on health care delivery systems and the global shift toward value-based care. Darwin’s client list includes forward-thinking biopharmaceutical and medical device companies, as well as health care providers, private equity, and venture capital firms. The company was founded in 2010 as Darwin Advisory Partners, LLC and is headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz. with a satellite office in Princeton, N.J.

Leslie Cannold is an academic, ethicist and freelance writer. Her first novel is "The Book of Rachael", a re-imagining of the story of Jesus told through the eyes of his younger sister.

Interview by Valerie Khoo, director of Sydney Writers' Centre.

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