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What does a translator do when one Russian word summons an entire visual world while English barely has a name for it? Nadezhda, Sasha, and Philippa unpack the long Google Doc trail behind a tear-off calendar, a photo mural, and the quiet surrealism of office décor that says everything without saying much. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit http://www.paraphrasispodcast.com

Shannen Johnson, Engagement Manager at the Group for Education in Museums (GEM), explores how learning teams are wrestling with complex topics like AI and environmental sustainability, upskilling and burnout, all while emphasizing how educators can navigate these changes while remaining true to their institutions' missions, collection, and audiences. This episode was recorded in collaboration with the Group for Education in Museums (GEM) at their annual conference in Bletchley Park, England where the theme was Learning is Digital? Learn more about professional learning opportunities through GEM: https://gem.org.uk/S

Season 4, Season Finale Ep 10.  Synopsis:  Sean is getting to the bottom of why it seems like Broadway audiences are out of control with some help from Matt Koplik, host of the podcast Broadway Breakdown.Strong language.Be sure to listen to Matt on his amazing podcast Broadway Breakdown.A special thank you to the many artists and guests who made Season 4 our best ever: Aaron Lazar, Matt Koplik, Nicole Perry, Dr. Alisa Hurwitz, Christopher Webb, Marianne Galloway, Court Watson, Michael Martin and Ayana Strutz.Step up and help support this podcast.  It costs money to produce this kind of meaningful content.  Plus you can listen to bonus content and insider information (like more of Sean's chat with Matt Koplik) and our "Sean Off Script" mini-episode about making of the episode at STAGE COMBAT AT PATREON patreon.com/StageCombatThePodcastHosted by Sean HaydenEditing by Alex Griffitt. Mixing by Justin Gerrish.  Produced by Haywood Productions, LLC.Written and directed by Sean Hayden for Haywood Productions, LLCSign up for the Stage Combat newsletter at stagecombatthepodcast.comContact us with a DM and follow us at our instagram @stagecombatthepodcastigor email us at Stagecombatthepodcast@gmail.comDon't forget to rate us 5 stars on your podcast platform and leave a review to let other know what this podcast means to you.Grateful acknowledgement of fair use of clips from Good Morning America and thanks to Audra McDonald and Jessica Vosk.  Let's all be safe out there!Sean Hayden is New York City based attorney, actor and advocate for workplaces that are safe, respectful and dignified.  As the CEO of Haywood Productions, LLC, he produces Stage Combat the Podcast which exposes harmful practices in the entertainment industry and fosters conversations of how to make the workplace better for everyone.   

What does justice look like—and who decides? Jenna and podcast host Mary Katharine Ham discuss Christa Pike's case in Tennessee and the broader questions it raises about the death penalty, including the time between sentencing and execution. They also reflect on three years since the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks on Israel, the changing Middle East and the words news organizations use to tell these stories. Along the way: the court of public opinion, a brief look at media coverage of the Cornell case, and how the information we receive shapes our understanding. Plus, parenting styles, a favorite hydration drink and making more time to read with our kids. Want to go beyond the headline? Become a SmartHER News Insider and join the conversation — with our private community, exclusive podcast feed and more. In this episode: 00:00 Welcome to SmartHER News 01:03 Real Life, Parenting & Consequences 04:34 What Does Justice Look Like? 07:01 Christa Pike & the Death Penalty 12:21 Fort Hood & the Execution Debate 14:45 The Eighth Amendment: Cruel & Unusual Punishment 16:29 Public Opinion, Cornell & Media Coverage 19:57 Three Years After Oct. 7 23:49 How the Media Describes Hamas 26:51 Israeli Politics & the Language of War 28:52 The Nova Exhibition & Remembering the Victims 32:01 Marco Rubio's Speech in Greece 35:24 Iran & the Ripple Effects Across the Middle East 37:08 Something SmartHER: Hydration 39:49 Less Scrolling, More Reading 43:11 Wrap-Up Show Notes: Jocko Fuel Hydrate (commissionable link)

In 1999, Napster put every song within reach. Now it's trying to do the same for expertise. Chief Product Officer, Ziv Navoth, joins James Kotecki to talk about how that name survived, why Napster's AI agents come with faces and why "agent manager" is a job that didn't exist a year ago.

Join us on Generally Curious as we dive into the transformative world of career pivots with Katie Montbriand, the career strategist who’s mastered the art of the professional metamorphosis. In this episode, Katie shares her insights on transitioning from traditional roles to forging paths in entrepreneurship, highlighting how embracing a generalist mindset can open doors to unexpected opportunities. Discover how to leverage your diverse skills in a specialist-driven world, and learn Katie's top strategies for personal branding that stands out in today's competitive job market. Whether you’re considering a major career change or just looking to adapt and grow within your current role, Katie's expertise will provide you with the tools to navigate your journey with confidence and creativity. Tune in to transform how you view your career and learn how to turn transitions into triumphs.

Delegating, taking on big bookings, firing clients, networking. These are all some of the biggest fears wedding planners face. Laura Detwiler tells us how to defeat these horrors. Want more from Wedding Industry Insider? Check it out!