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Only a few months into her new job, Nancy wondered whether or not she should have said yes to the CEO position at Soup, Inc. Sales were declining, bankruptcy and takeover rumors were swirling, and employee morale had never been lower. The company had lost both flavor and heat; and nobody likes lukewarm soup. How was Nancy going to turn it around?Sometimes the answer you need is right in front of you.

Being around the automotive aftermarket as a well tenured shop owner, I decided it was time to let go of the wrench and pic up a mic. I like learning, listening and conversing with others who have so much to share. That's why I call the show SoupRadio. You might say, "radio?" and I get it. But Soup is more than a podcast. It's a broadcasting venture designed with the automotive aftermarket in mind. Each of these shows (and others) will play 24/7/365 on SoupRadio.net along with some very good music curated by myself and other industry leaders. You see, every story is different. Just like ...

Welcome to the Leadership Soup Podcast! Join me and my AI hosts, Jack and Diane, as we uncover powerful lessons from founders and leaders in business, military, politics, sports, and more. Join us for inspiring stories and actionable insights that will enhance your leadership journey and help you thrive in any field!

"In The Soup" answers the most pressing questions from the Triangle's startup community. Each week, host Jenn Summe from Primordial solicits questions from listeners and gathers insights from local experts. Have an idea for a topic? Send them to soup@grepbeat.com!

「おとなの進路相談」は、会社での立ち位置やキャリアチェンジ、今後の人生設計など、ミドル世代ならではのお悩みに寄り添い、一緒に考えていく相談番組です。

Join two vivacious friends igniting the self-healing journey. Making room at the table to empower women while providing essential tools to be your best self.Neha is a TEDx speaker and radio show host and Shalini, a professionally trained healer, stir into their vast pot of life experiencesWhen their simmering corporate careers at the world’s most prestigious companies over brewed, it led to a rich new broth of self-discoveries. This new recipe was incomplete without breaking down cultural norms, which required a heavy mix of wit and vulnerabilityLentil Soup for the Soul is seasoned with ...

Welcome to Season 3 of the Campbell Soup Podcast with Israel and Rachel Campbell. We are celebrating over 10,800 downloads and counting, thanks to listeners like you. We started this podcast with a simple idea: discipleship should be more than a classroom, it should be a way of life. When Jesus walked with His disciples, the lessons did not happen behind a podium but along the road, around meals, and through conversations about real life. That is exactly what we do here.Each episode is like sitting down to a hearty bowl of soup, warm, nourishing, and full of flavor. We talk about life, love, ...

This show airs in 70+ countries and boasts more than 315 episodes. It can be streamed on Apple Podcast and is in audio and video formats and it can also be hear whereever fine podcasts stream. It's where tech, culture and business collide. Executive producer, host and creator L. Michelle Smith has been interviewing her friends that exemplify innovation and thought leadership at the intersection of tech, culture and business, and sometimes, she shares her own thoughts based on trending conversations and hashtags. Called one of the best Black podcasts to binge by BLAVITY & AfroTech and listed as...

BizSoup Podcast Radio brings to the podcast world an original style of compelling interviews of some of the brightest entrepreneurial minds in the business. Speaking on a variety of industry topics, Mr. DeBevoise uses his vast business and broadcast experience to delve deep into his guest’s successes and failures. He touches on each one’s journey that’s filled with personal struggles and hardship, yet shows their perseverance, drive, and determination that ultimately makes them hugely successful. Focusing on the aspiring small business owner, John talks about all things business and in...

You've watched as your colleagues have added teleseminars to their offerings and seen them have great success. You want to start offering these yourself, but you don't know all the intricacies. Where do you start? How do bridge lines work? What format works best? What day of the week and time of day? How much should you charge? What about registration and logistics? And then how do you manage the call itself to give the highest value?

I have called upon people I know to talk about their experience in the workplace, to offer insight they can only offer us. We believe that more nature (biophilic design) has a great impact on the mental health and productivity in the Workplace. We support remote working to offer people "more time" something we all want and need. So follow me (John Baran) and Rolando Balli as we call upon all your senses getting you think deeper, trust what you should trust and change what your are inspired to change. I started this podcast is because I find people to be interesting and amazing!