Melhores podcasts sobre Albertini (2024)

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9/1024 Jenny Albertini: "Decluttered" 22:58

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Jenny albertini, author of "Decluttered: Mindful Organizing for Health, Home, and Beyond."

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Organizing with Intention | Jenny Albertini (EP350) 34:49

15d ago34:49

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In today's episode, Diane interviews Jenny Albertini, a former global health practitioner turned professional organizer. Jenny shares her journey from working in public health to embracing the KonMari method, a minimalist approach to decluttering that emphasizes joy and usefulness. She discusses the biological, behavioral, and structural factors th…

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Staying Open To The Path With Poet and Writer Zack Albertini 59:26

17d ago59:26

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Hey Sirens! Get ready for a super fun chat with the amazing Zack Albertini, author of Drake's Search For A Happy Ending. Zack shares his inspiring journey, from his early days as a writer and working in television production to his recent Substack publication. He also discusses how poetry has enriched his creative process and how others can benefit…

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9/12/24 Heide Observatory 46:43

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Kailyn Palomares brings to our studios Dr. William Parker, Professor of Physics at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside, and director of the Heide Observatory at Hawthorn Hollow. We also spend some time talking about Light Pollution- which is a problem not only for stargazers but even more seriously for nocturnal creatures.…

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9/11/24 "Angel in the Rubble" (a 9-11 survivor) 14:11

2d ago14:11

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(From 2011) Genelle Guzman-McMillan, the last survivor pulled from the rubble at Ground Zero, talks about her memoir "Angel in the Rubble." She was working for the Port Authority in the Twin Towers on 9-11. She was caught in the collapse as she and coworkers were attempting to leave the building. She was buried alive for 23 hours.…

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9/11/24 Jean Preston/Jennifer Kozelou Poets Laureate 31:44

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We talk about the poetry and the Poets Laureate program in Kenosha and Racine with Jean Preston and Jennifer Kozelou, who are members of the committee who will be selecting new poets laureate before the end of the year.

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203 | Nice to Meet You! I'm Melissa... 58:12

2d ago58:12

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Allow me to reintroduce myself! Get in touch with me at hello@proorganizerstudio.comPor Melissa Klug

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9/10/24 Local poet Nicholas Michael Ravnikar 25:01

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Racine writer/poet Nicholas Michael Ravnikar talks about The Poetry Movement- and about the Bus Poems Contest he is coordinating which is encouraging local writers to pen poetry that may be displayed on Racine city buses.

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Trusting Your Northstar: An Author's Journey with Emily Condos 1:11:58

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Hey Sirens! Get ready for an inspiring conversation with fantasy author Emily Condos as she shares her journey to becoming a published writer. Emily is a rising star in the fantasy and romance genre, known for her vivid world-building, interesting characters, and imaginative storytelling. Her debut novel, A Wrecking of Salt & Fire, has garnered pra…

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9/9/24 Assisted Living 31:28

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In honor of National Assisted Living Week, we speak with Nancy Davies and Lisa DeBartolo, who are community outreach coordinators for Library Terrace Assisted Living in Kenosha. This is a general conversation about what the term assisted living means- and what people should consider when thinking about this as an option for themselves or for a love…

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7 Screen-Free Weeks with Monks and Amish Farmers: Rediscovering the Art of Being Human | Carlos Whittaker (EP353) 37:43

3d ago37:43

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Join me for a conversation with author, Carlos Whittaker on his transformative journey embarking on a bold experiment: disconnecting from screens for seven weeks. Immersing himself first in the serenity of a remote monastery, then on an Amish farm, and finally at home, Carlos saught to unveil the profound impact of being unplugged in his mind and s…

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9/8/24 Blue Collar and Proud of It 19:55

5d ago19:55

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From 2009 - Joe LaMacchia, author of "Blue Collar and Proud of It: The All-In-One Resource for finding Freedom, Financial Success and Security outside the cubicle."

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9/7/24 Frank DeFord - An American Summer 33:00

6d ago33:00

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From 2003 - a conversation with renowned sportswriter Frank DeFord, talking about his novel AN AMERICAN SUMMER. DeFord was a longtime writer for Sports Illustrated as well as a longtime sports commentator on NPR's Morning Edition. He passed away in 2017.

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9/6/24 Boxer Gerry Cooney 47:52

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We open with an interview with boxer Gerry Cooney, who at two different points in his career was the #1 heavyweight boxing contender - and renowned as one of the hardest hitters of his generation. His memoir about his life and career is titled "Gentleman Gerry." After that is a 2010 interview with Gary M. Pomerantz, author of "Wilt, 1962- The Night…

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9/5/24 Ashley Hanson- college recruitment/enrollment 47:09

8d ago47:09

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Our guest is Ashley Hanson, Vice President for Enrollment at Carthage College. We talk with her about the challenging process of college recruitment- and how that process was made still more challenging this past year with what has been dubbed "the FAFSA Debacle," the disastrous roll-out of a simplified version of the federal financial form that wa…

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202 | Five Minutes of Not Caring At All (I can explain!!) 5:40

8d ago5:40

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I love trying new things. So today, I'm honoring the modern day short attention span with A FIVE MINUTE PODCAST (but it's about an interesting topic!) I am here with Cabri Carpenter, a successful organizer at Minimize Then Organize in Texas, and coach at Inspired Organizer, to discuss the importance of appearing detached to attract more clients. Tr…

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9/4/24 Kenosha Public Library "Terrific Talkers" 49:50

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We talk about a 4-week program with the Kenosha Public Library called "Terrific Talkers," which is designed primarily for babies and toddlers (as well as their parents, guardians and caregivers) for assessing and assisting in the development of language skills. It kicks off on Monday, September 9th and culminates on Saturday, October 5th. It's part…

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9/3/24 UW-Parkside Chancellor Dr. Lynn Akey 45:37

10d ago45:37

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On the eve of another academic year, we speak with Dr. Lynn Akey, the chancellor of the University of Wisconsin-Parkside.

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The 8 Talks That Can Transform Your Mother-Daughter Relationship | Sandra Stanley & Allie Stanley Cooney (Bonus Episode) 36:58

10d ago36:58

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For those that are new around here, I release bonus episodes that serve a niche part of my audience, I have listeners of all faith backgrounds that listen to the podcast. This episode is coming from a christian perspective so if that’s something that doesn’t fit what you’re looking for, check out the other episode that dropped this week or join me …

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How to Heal the #1 Issue in Our Relationships | Elizabeth Earnshaw (EP352) 40:17

10d ago40:17

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How do couples stay connected when life’s stressors threaten to pull them apart? What if the problem isn’t your partner―it’s stress? In today’s episode, Diane Boden talks with Elizabeth Earnshaw, a licensed marriage and family therapist and author of Till Stress Do Us Part, about navigating relationship challenges. Episode Chapters | 06:01 | The Im…

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9/2/24 Laboratories of Faith 50:26

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From 2008- John Warne Monroe, author of "Laboratories of Faith: Mesmerism, Spiritism and Occultism in Modern France."

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9/1/24 "All the Art that's Fit to Print" 48:31

12d ago48:31

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From 2008 - Jerelle Kraus, author of "All the Art that fit to Print (and some that wasn't)- Inside the New York Times Op-Ed Page."

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8/31/24 Jed Horne "Breach of Faith" (Katrina) 1:06:07

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From 2008- New Orleans based journalist Jed Horne talks about his book "Breach of Faith: Hurricane Katrina and the Near Death of a Great American City." Today marks the 9th anniversary to the day of the dissipation of Hurricane Katrina, one of the most terrible natural disasters in American history.

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8/30./24 "Unico" & two other words for young readers 46:32

14d ago46:32

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Samuel Sattin, author of "Unico: The Awakening ... an Original Manga." We'll also talk about two other books intended for young readers: "Made in Asian America" and "Louder than Words."

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8/29/24 Dr. John Swallow, President of Carthage College 47:05

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As another school year gets underway, we hear from Dr. John Swallow, the president of Carthage College. We talk in particular about the near record-breaking number of new students on campus this fall- and what an accomplishment that was in the challenging environment of higher education in 2024- a challenge made even steeper by a disastrous problem…

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218. CPA: The C is for 'cool', with Carla McCall 27:56

15d ago27:56

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In this episode, we discuss the need to change the narrative around what it truly means to be a CPA. I’m joined by Carla McCall, the 2024-25 Chair of the AICPA, to explore how the accounting profession can attract new talent by focusing on purpose and passion rather than just tasks and hours. By highlighting the “why” behind accounting—what makes i…

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201 | The Pro Organizer's Profit Plan Workshop 48:07

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Growing Your Professional Organizing Business I am about to launch a brand new free workshop, which means I am retiring a workshop called the "Pro Organizers Profit Plan." Jen and I created this workshop to help both new and experienced organizers streamline and grow their businesses. Key topics include overcoming common mistakes, effective marketi…

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8/28/24 Remembering Jonathan De La Grave 48:22

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Exactly wo months ago today, former Racine County Executive Jonathan De La Grave passed away suddenly and unexpectedly at the age of 51. Today's Morning Show features two interviews I did with him. The first dates back to sometime between 2010 and 2015, when he was director of Racine County Human Services. The second was recorded in the summer of 2…

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8/27/24 Chasing Water (swimmer Anthony Ervin) 48:47

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From 2016- Constantine Markides, author of "Chasing Water: Elegy of an Olympian." The subtitle refers to American swimmer Anthony Ervin, a two-time gold medalist in the 50-meter event. Ervin has also contended with Tourette's Syndrome for most of his life.

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[REPLAY] EP235: YOUR Back-to-School Routine | Sarah Powers (The Mom Hour) 33:22

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A lot of my current listeners may have missed this previous episode with guest, Sarah Powers (and even if you did hear the original, it’s a great one to re-listen to as you prepare YOUR scheudle for the upcoming school year!) We’ve talked about back-to-school routines for our kids, but what about ours? Joining me today is co-host of the Mom Hour po…

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8/26/24 "Slippery Beast" (eels) 48:18

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Ellen Ruppel Shell, author of "Slippery Beast: A True Crime Natural History - with Eels."

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8/25/24 Inside Steve's Brain 40:00

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From 2008- Leander Kahney, author of "Inside Steve's Brain," an illuminating look at the personality, creativity, and imagination of Apple co-founder Steve Jobs.

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8/24/24 Ian O'Connor: "Arnie and Jack" 28:41

20d ago28:41

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As a followup to yesterday's interview with Ian O'Connor, we pull up this interview with him from 2008 in which he talks about his book "Arnie and Jack: Palmer, Nicklaus, and Golf's Greatest Rivalry."

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8/23/24 BONUS: Jeff Pearlman "Gunslinger" 48:04

21d ago48:04

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In a Bonus offering, we share this interview from the archives with Jeff Pearlman, author of "Gunslinger: The Remarkable, Improbable, Iconic Life of Brett Favre." (2016). Pearlman's book is quoted in O'Connor's biography of Aaron Rodgers.

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8/23/24 "Out of the Darkness" (bio of Aaron Rodgers) 48:34

21d ago48:34

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Sportswriter Ian O'Connor talks about his latest book, "Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers." The book explores the background of this renowned quarterback .... the reasons for his estrangement from most of his family .... and how and why he has become such a divisive and controversial figure in recent years.…

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8/20/24 Phil Donahue and Margo Thomas 11:20

22d ago11:20

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In memory of Phil Donahue, who passed away yesterday at the age of 88, we are replaying this 2020 conversation with Donahue and his wife Marlo Thomas as they talk about their book "What makes a marriage last: 40 celebrated couples share with us the secrets to a happy life."

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8/22/24 Dr. Art Cyr 45:03

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Dr. Art Cyr joins us for his monthly visit to the program. We begin with the current presidential race - but move from there to look back 50 years to the resignation of Richard Nixon and some of the forgotten aspects of his legacy .... the recent re-election of Venezuela's corrupt president, Nicolas Maduro .... recent positive developments in relat…

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8/21/24 "Remaking the Space Between Us" 36:30

23d ago36:30

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Diana McLain Smith discusses her new book "Remaking the Space Between Us: How Citizens Can Work Together to Build a Better Future For All."

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8/20/24 "Micro Skills" 23:34

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Dr. Adaira Landry and Dr. Resa Lewiss, who are both ER physicians, discuss their new book "Micro Skills: Small Actions, Big Impact" - in which they talk about how even intimidating, complicated challenges in one's life can be broken down into relatively simple, learnable skills or 'micro skills.'

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Buy What You Want Without Going Broke | Jen Smith (EP349) 44:28

24d ago44:28

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What if your spending habits could truly reflect your deepest values? In this episode, Diane and Jen explore the concept of values-based spending, revealing how it can lead to more intentional and mindful financial decisions. They delve into the role of dopamine in our spending habits and offer practical strategies for breaking the cycle of stress …

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8/19/24 Dr. Jerald Mast 47:41

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Dr. Jerald Mast, Professor of Political Science at Carthage College, returns to the Morning Show on the eve of the Democratic National Convention to talk about all that has transpired since his last visit to the program: President Biden's decision to withdraw from his re-election bid, Vice President Harris's rise to become presumptive nominee of he…

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8/18/24 "How to Pick a Peach" 27:47

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From 2008- Russ Parsons, author of "How to Pick a Peach: The Search for Flavor from Farm to Table." (This interview only exists in an off-the-air recording in somewhat poor sound quality- but I think the conversation is compelling and worth hearing.)