reopen

In this episode, we talk with Michael Horn, Author of the book, “From Reopen to Reinvent”.

In this episode we talk about the following: - Thinking a lot about why people make changes in their daily lives. - 4 core sets of reasons that cause people to make a switch. - Help them make better switches. - Systematically said all these things are of lower priority. - What motivates people to make changes - the push of the current situation - The pull of the new - Anxiety of starting a new school. - Habits of the present - Parents and perceptions of schooling. - Finding more success in alternative models. - Educational entrepreneurs are continuing to innovate - How to help teachers: 1 size fits all mindset get rid of it. - Come at it from a question that sparks their interest. - 2nd. Seeing a lot more coteaching

A round-up of the main headlines in Sweden on September 20th, 2022. You can hear more reports on our homepage www.radiosweden.se, or in our app Sveriges Radio Play.

Presenter: Dave Russell

Producer: Kris Boswell

Guest: Jennifer Pagliaro, Toronto city hall reporter for the Star

Toronto continues to reopen alongside the staged plan created by the Ontario government. How we progress and when reopening happens depends on many factors: vaccination rates, case numbers and other public health data. But the City of Toronto is getting ready with a ‘playbook’ plan for businesses, twinned with a renewed push for vaccinations in the city’s marginalized communities. Today’s episode takes a look into the reopening plans in the months ahead, with a sense of when Toronto will become a thriving city again.

Stockard Channing is a highly accomplished American stage, television, and film actor, who made her Broadway debut in the 1971 Broadway musical adaptation of "Two Gentlemen of Verona." She is perhaps best known to audiences for playing the feisty Betty Rizzo in the classic film musical, “Grease,” and First Lady Abbey Bartlet on the seminal NBC television drama, “The West Wing.” She originated the role of socialite Ouisa Kittredge in the acclaimed stage and film versions of “Six Degrees of Separation,” for which she was nominated for a Tony and an Oscar. Miss Channing won the 1985 Tony Award for Best Actress for the Broadway revival of “A Day in the Death of Joe Egg,” and has won three Emmy Awards  for her work on The West Wing  as well as for her performance as Judy Shepherd in “The Matthew Shepard Story.” Other film appearances include “The Fortune,” “ The Big Bus,”  Neil Simon’s “The Cheap Detective,” and “Practical Magic.” She also played the recurring role of Veronica Loy on the popular CBS drama “The Good Wife.” 

For this episode, we discuss some recent Disney news. To begin, Disneyland may reopen in the near future. Then, A touch of Disney at the Disneyland Resort is sold out. Finally, the Polynesian gives us a glimpse at their Moana-themed rooms.

What do you think of this news? Let us know at show@magicourway.com. Your opinions are always welcome in our show. Seriously, every opinion is welcome.

Premier Doug Ford is happy for Russia, but is a little skeptical of the country's new coronavirus vaccine. Ontario reported just 33 new cases of COVID-19. Weather radar near Lake Erie captured hundreds of thousands of birds. Plus, Toronto's iconic gentlemen's club, Filmores Hotel, has reopened in Stage 3, and they still have no plans to close, despite the building being sold to developers.

Premier Doug Ford announced that 24 of Ontario's 34 public health regions will be permitted to reopen in Stage 3 this Friday. This also means there will be an increase in social gathering limits, which doesn't include the GTA. The NHL officially announced that Toronto will be a hub city for the resumption of the 2019-2020 season. Plus, local influencer Feraud Porcelain talks about the importance of representation in the makeup and beauty scene.

HR LEGALCAST is a monthly HR-focused employment law podcast that provides timely information about changes in the law that will impact California employers the most. This program is presented by Murphy Austin labor and employment law partner, Aaron B. Silva.  Aaron has an extensive background defending employers before state and federal courts, the National Labor Relations Board, the California Division of Labor Standards Enforcement, the California Workers’ Compensation Appeals Board, the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board and Cal/OSH Appeals Board.

Three days after the state of Louisiana reopens, Mars and Neeter drive through New Orleans and observe a soft reopening for businesses. Streets are almost empty, but hopes run high for a return to normalcy.

Local actress, Tracy Norwood, gives thoughts on The Crescent City's survival, and both Büdgét ladies give their two cents about precautions for the greater good.

Links:

Tracy Norwood's Charity Event for the Actor's Fund

NOLA Ready's Guidelines for Reopening

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