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Ever find yourself chuckling over the whimsy of New Year's traditions, only to trip into a rabbit hole of pondering about love and soulmates? That's exactly where our latest episode of Minority Plus One Podcast takes us. As we toast to our return for season two, we unearth the hilarity of birthday bashes in the bleak winter and playfully conspire about weather manipulation. Grab your earmuffs, and let's embark on a lively journey through the absurdity of superstitions and the very real reflections on the honesty required in modern love.

Hold onto your heartstrings as we unravel the enigma of soulmates, wading through tales that redefine the term beyond romance. From the pet who's seen us through our darkest hours to the friend who feels like they've known us from another lifetime, we're serving up a full-course meal of personal anecdotes and laughs. We dissect the transformation of relationships over time, with a side of skepticism about the 'one and only' soulmate theory, all while paying homage to the enduring connections that shape our lives.

And as the grand finale, we simmer down to a heart-to-heart on the trials and triumphs of relationships across generations. The question is not just about the strength of love, but also the resilience of commitment in an age where options seem endless and perseverance is a rare gem. Nostalgic yet forward-looking, we invite you into an open dialogue about the legacies of our bonds, the conditions of love, and the true test of weathering life's storms together. So curl up, plug in, and get ready for a conversation that's as cozy as it is thought-provoking.

Aaron Johnson and host Ashley Stewart discuss healing touch for Black men.

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Happy 2022! Things may seem uncertain so far, but we’re here for you no matter what on Breakfast All Day. Our dear friend and O.G. “What the Flick?!” co-host Ben Mankiewicz joins us to share his insights on a couple of bits of sad news: the deaths of Peter Bogdanovich and Sidney Poitier. Also in news: the many cancellations/postponements/virtual versions this new covid surge has caused, including the Sundance Film Festival, the Honorary Oscars, the Westminster Dog Show and “Morbius” (again). Plus: we remember the great Betty White and marvel at the billion-dollar box office of “Spider-Man: No Way Home.” We couldn’t start the new year without looking back at the best and worst movies of 2021. For new reviews, Alonso and Christy discuss “The 355,” “The Tender Bar,” and “Drive My Car,” the LA Film Critics Association’s pick for best picture. And for our Patreon subscribers, we recap the first two episodes of “The Book of Boba Fett” on Disney+. It’s a lot! So grab a cup of tea and a warm blanket and cozy up with our soothing podcast tones. Thanks so much for joining us.

162 - Clare Vale Let the results speak for themselves 

Today on the Business of Healthcare Podcast I speak to Clare Vale who is the Managing Director at Sign Solutions.  

Claire is an accountant by background and moved into the Managing Director role.  She shares with us her journey and gave us a lesson and a behind the scenes of how to write successful NHS tenders. She talks about keeping up with the competition, how her leadership style changed as the organisation grew and how their communication has increased and there's a feeling that it feels better than it did before everybody started working remotely. Clare also talks about how they have become and positioned themselves as a bit of a one stop shop and how they've built ancillary offerings around their core service. 

This week on the Business of Healthcare: 

• Clare’s career journey 
• Who are Sign Solutions 
• Behind the scenes with NHS Tenders 
• Keeping up with the competition 
• How Clare’s leadership style has changed as the organisation has grown. 

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I have over 20 years of project management and business development experience across the private and public sector and have an MBA in Leadership and Management in Healthcare. I’m also published in the London Journal of Primary Care and the author of over 200 blogs.  

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This week Taylor has Prisca Dorcas Mojica Rodriguez, author of For Brown Girls with Sharp Edges and Tender Hearts and founder of the Latina Rebels Instagram page, on the show. They talk about what voluntourism is and what kind of harm it can cause. Prisca shares her experience of growing up in Nicaragua and some calls to action for folks to take in their home country. Taylor and Prisca discuss the white gaze and just how deep it can cut. They also get into all the kinds of therapy and Prisca’s Instagram page Latina Rebels.

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With growing concern over the central banks reckless printing of money, many people are looking for alternatives to traditional fiat currency. As a result, money is pouring in to bitcoin and other crypto currencies. No investment has ever grown this fast and has received this much attention. More and more people are getting in to the game. Even governments of some countries are accepting Bitcoin as legal tender and others are considering it. But it also has the greatest volatility of any asset in recent history. Join Raymond as he clarifies these facts and explains how, in the long run, Bitcoin’s volatility provides opportunities to get in the game.

Raymond Aaron has shared his vision and wisdom on radio and television programs for over 40 years. He is the author of 10 best-selling books, including Branding Small Business For Dummies, Double Your Income Doing What You Love, Canadian best-seller Chicken Soup for the Canadian Soul, and he co-authored the New York Times best-seller Chicken Soup for the Parent’s Soul.

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Frost can be unpredictable and devastating.  However, once you realize there is a whole world of flowers you can plant in the early spring that will take an unanticipated frost, you can extend the growing season and fight off the cabin fever!

Another amazing conversation with Ken Clinton of Intrepid Powerboats, where if you can dream it, they can build it.

Ken delivers another fantastic Elevated podcast as Intrepid continues to deliver sliver linings during an "interesting" year to both current member and new additions to the Intrepid Nation alike. $10,000,000 in sales at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. A new model in the works that a current customer came up with at the Boat Show. The 438 Evolution, which is currently feature in the Winter Issue of Elevated Yachts Magazine (read the feature here), and much more.

Intrepid Powerboats don’t make boats the way they could be made, they make them the way they should be made. One at a time and to the discerning specifications of our customers. No other boat company so carefully and proudly reflects the unique desires of each individual owner in every boat. Because at Intrepid, you call the shots. And it’s why they can, and will, personalize your Intrepid any way you want it. Combined with their advanced composite construction, each boat is not only unique to its owner but is stronger and stiffer, faster and more fuel-efficient to deliver the safest, smoothest, driest-ride on the water. IntrepidPowerboats.com. 

Special Guests The Blenz Boyz aka Zac Rogers & Riley Voce

The fellas talk about monkey slave labor, their food truck empire, Harry Styles wardrobe and give Zac dating advice.