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Building a successful partnership requires careful planning, effective communication, and shared goals. Melinda Walker and MJ James were working to release an awesome book called “Profitable Pet Sitter.” MJ was editing Melinda’s original draft of the book and decided to open her own pet sitting business using the book as a guide. Discussions continued and MJ and Melinda decided they should leverage their strengths and start a partnership. In this episode Chad coaches them on how to legally create a partnership and ensure the long-term success of their business.

Send us a textTune in today for Episode 2 of BURYING THE SHADOW by Jim Byrnes. Carly confides in Porsche about Bo’s drinking problem. The underground group that sent Slovak and Tatiana out to recover the mithridate is unhappy about their lack of progress. To check out more of my work, go to my website at cathicolas.com, or find me on Audible. If you're an author looking to turn your book into an audiobook, email me at cathicolas@gmail.com, let's talk. And if you like the podcast, please leave a review or share it on Social Media. Thanks for listening.

Overview: This is a special crossover episode of Following the Gong and Dare to Disrupt, a podcast from Invent Penn State that features conversations with Penn State alumni who are innovators, entrepreneurs, and leaders, and the stories behind their successes. FTG host Sean Goheen interviews Goldman Sachs Managing Director and volunteer Dare to Disrupt host Ryan Newman ’01 and Associate Vice President for Research and Director of the Office of Entrepreneurship & Commercialization James Delattre ’97, both Scholar Alumni, about the entrepreneurial scene at Penn State. Ryan and James briefly ...

James Alsop is a choreographer and teacher who knows the value of owning your truth, your identity, your wholeness. She has created some seriously earth shaking work and doesn’t show any signs of stopping. In this episode, we talk about her affirming transition, her thoughts on working in New York vs LA and commercial work vs. Broadway ANNNND the lessons she learned from Beyoncé that have trickled into her work and the way she leads a room. Here is what you’ll learn: Why James is never afraid to change a stepHow to keep a “humans first” attitude toward your work environments What ...

Michial Farmer interviews James Matthew Wilson about his recent book "The Strangeness of the Good."

Please rate & review The Movies on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or wherever else you listen to the show!--- APARTMENT 7A follows in 2024's tradition of independent directors helming prequels to successful horror franchises. We had THE FIRST OMEN and A QUIET PLACE: DAY ONE. Now, Natalie Erika James takes the reins to ROSEMARY'S BABY, revealing the story preceding Roman Polanski's iconic 1968 movie.This story follows Terry Gionofrrio (Julia Garner), a New York dancer toughing her way through a marathon of auditions to try and land work. It's already difficult to stand out in New York, but doing so ...

In questo episodio parlo del remake "Speak no evil" (2024) di James Watkins mettendolo a confronto con l'originale Danese del 2022 di Christian Tafdrup. (NO SPOILER)Buon Ascolto!

▶️ ⏪️ Remake de una cinta danesa homónima de 2022, na familia estadounidense va invitada a pasar un fin de semana en la finca campestre de una encantadora familia británica que conocieron en unas vacaciones, lo que comienza como una escapada de ensueño pronto se convierte en una retorcida pesadilla psicológica. Te platicamos más de la cinta protagonizada por Jamez McAvoy en nuestro nuevo episodio. Más de Play Rewind en: -...

🍸 This is a preview of the first 46 minutes. The full episode is a Patreon exclusive, and can be accessed by supporting Zack Cherry (The Cherry Picker Podcast) on Patreon. Details below. In this month's episode of The Cherry Picker After Dark, we are concluding our Ranking of The James Bond Franchise that we started last month. This is a pretty extensive ranking, as there are 25 official movies. Therefore, this episode will be ranking movies 15-25, covering the Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig eras.As well as us providing our own individual rankings, we will also be ...

James confirms a 1970s sitcom is as good as he remembers, while an infantile Stateside police procedural gets up his nose. To end, he's sad and disappointed at a bit of jet air travel puffery, and mangles a Peter Cook quote to finish. The image for this episode was generated by a free AI image generator with the prompt: a USA police car in front of a run-down, decrepit Victorian townhouse while overhead are many, many planes of different sizes and types

Dana Wilson dives into #careertalk with Rhapsody James this week on Words That Move Me Podcast! Rhap is back to talk about how she managed her mind around insecurities and mental/ physical challenges while shooting the famous pool scene of In The Heights Movie in 2018. What happens when you want to #bethebestyou on set, but the choreography puts that out of reach? This episode is all about the uncomfortable conversations (with yourself AND with department heads) that are the #keytosuccessonset Watch this full episode on YouTube. Show Notes: Watch Rhapsody’s 1st episode Listen to the In The...

A good Samaritan is something we all should strive to be. Helping others can be a satisfying reward in itself—but it’s not always the easiest thing to do. Dr. At is a veterinarian, just trying to get a well-deserved cheeseburger in the middle of a busy day when he crosses paths with a little lost dog whose situation turns out to be a little bit of a mystery... mystery humor

In this episode, Steve Stillwell sits down with M.R. James. He talks about starting Bowhunter Magazine, his approach to hunting, and outdoors writing. The Ouachita Bushcraft and Survival Show is brought to you by Hershel Bell at Holly Springs Real Estate!

We present continuations of conversations we had with James (ep. 7) and Mike (ep. 9). James discusses developing discernment as we interact with news. Mike talks with Justin and Stephen about the strengths and limitations of social media. Resources from this episode: • Episode 7: “Remembering, Heroes, and Race” Professors in Rooms Getting Coffee • Episode 9: “Power, Accountability, and Ethics” Professors in Rooms Getting Coffee • Episode 127: “Fake News” Christian Feminist Podcast Regular Theme Music by Josiah Enns. Photo by Preston Goff on Unsplash

A humorous tale about a poor Irish charwoman living in the slums of Dublin, and her innocent teenage daughter, Mary Makebelieve, whose first forays into courtship and romance, and their desire to escape from drudgery -- provide us with a charming picture of youth's enthusiasm and a mother's devotion, amidst Dublin's many parks and shops. The chapters are filled with James Stephens' witty Irish observations on life, love, ignorance, the frustrations of the poor and the wishful thinking that sustains them . . . . told as jauntily as only a few authors can equal. ( ~ Michele Fry, Soloist)

He likes his vodka martinis shaken, not stirred. He drives one of the most recognizable cars in film history, and his Walther PPK has become legendary, too. Very few have ever looked better in a tuxedo. His name is Bond. James Bond. He's chased villains - and women - on screen for decades. His fictional world and movie run have been threatened, but he is never defeated because his world never dies.

Henry Fonda and James Stewart were two of the biggest stars in Hollywood for 40 years. They became friends and then roommates as stage actors in New York, and when they began making films in Hollywood, they roomed together again. Between them they made such memorable films as The Grapes of Wrath, Mister Roberts, Twelve Angry Men, and On Golden Pond; and Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Destry Rides Again, The Philadelphia Story, It's a Wonderful Life, Vertigo, and Rear Window.

January 1970: the Beatles assemble one more time to put the finishing touches on Let It Be; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young are wrapping up Déjà Vu; Simon and Garfunkel are unveiling Bridge Over Troubled Water; James Taylor is an upstart singer-songwriter who's just completed Sweet Baby James. Over the course of the next twelve months, their lives---and the world around them---will change irrevocably.

In this riveting book - part memoir, part history - Leeds weaves a wholly new and remarkable portrait of Brown as an idiosyncratic iconoclast, determined artist, and forceful businessman. It is a rare look into a world little known to White America immediately following the Civil Rights Movement. Leeds discovers that Brown is a fascinatingly complex man, and their experiences, both business and personal, range from emotional to humorous. All the while, they navigate the complicated world of popular Black music in America, told by someone who actually lived it.