Archives for 2012

The Legendary Cartoonist Chuck Jones daughter, Linda – Part 2

January 26, 2012 by Susan Brender

Linda talks about The Chuck Jones Center for Creativity and her other pursuits to pass down her father’s legacy.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: susan brender

Robotic Surgery and Improved Outcomes

January 25, 2012 by Christopher Springmann

Doctors Kristofer Wagner and Patrick Lowry on how robotic surgery improves outcomes — and changes patient expectations.

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: christopher springmann, da Vinci robot, Kristofer Wagner, laparoscopic, minimally invasive, Patrick Lowry, robotic surgery, Scott & White Healthcare, small incision, your health matters

The Good Capitalist: For-Profit Success for Social Entrepreneurs

January 25, 2012 by Robin Eschler

Get inspired. Listen to 2 social entrepreneurs who initiated The Good Capitalist to support local and global socially responsible businesses while continuing their own social enterprises with triple bottom lines.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: meet-up, social entrepreneur, social entrepreneurs, social entrepreneurship, social entreprise, social impact, social responsibility of business, socially responsible, socially responsible business, socially responsible companies, the good capitalist, triple bottom line, what is social responsibility

Public Relations & Julia Cameron

January 24, 2012 by Jennifer S. Wilkov

Michael Levine, the founder of Levine Communications Office, and Julie Cameron, the author of more than thirty books including “The Artist’s Way” and her new book, “The Prosperous Heart”

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: author, book marketing, books, Finding Water, Guerilla PR, jennifer s wilkov, jennifer wilkov, Julia Cameron, Michael Levine, PR, public relations, publicity, publishing, The Artists Way, The Prosperous Heart, Walking in this World, writing, your book is your hook

Wayne and Pat Dunlap – Plan Your Escape

January 24, 2012 by Elaine Masters

How Wayne and Pat Dunlap ditched their businesses and rented out their home to travel the world for two years.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: elaine j masters, Long term travel, Plan Your Escape, Travel the World, Wayne Dunlap

ENGAGEMENT as a Growth Strategy

January 24, 2012 by Aldonna Ambler

Guest Roz Alford joins host Aldonna Ambler to discuss engagement in business as a growth strategy.

Filed Under: Business Tagged With: aldonna ambler, ASAP Solutions Group, engagement, growth strategy, information technology, Roz Alford, The Growth Strategist

Gather the Women and Vision 2020

January 23, 2012 by Sharon Riegie Maynard

Gather the Women was a phrase that touched Barbara’s heart. It opened doors to amazing contributions.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: 2020, Barbara, Belnap, cancer, circles, conference, drexel, gather, leadership, maynard, pay equity, politics, radio, riegie, sharon, the, University, vision, voters, weaving, women, womens, world

Healing the Whole with Carolyn Honey Friedman

January 22, 2012 by Susun Weed

Susun Weed interviews mentor and healer, Carolyn Honey Friedman

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: carolyn honey friedman, healing, herbs, Spirituality, susun weed, wholeness

UCSB Plastic Pollution Coalition: Why is Plastic Bad?

January 20, 2012 by Robin Eschler

The UCSB Plastic Pollution Coalition builds campus awareness on the facts about bad plastic pollution. What is plastic pollution, and why is plastic bad? Learn how you can stop plastic pollution in your community.

Filed Under: World Tagged With: bad plastic, Bag It, bisphenolA, Environmental Studies, facts about pollution, Moby Dick, ocean pollution, pollution facts, UCSB, what is plastic pollution, why is plastic bad

Working Out Sucks

January 20, 2012 by Kymberly Williams-Evans and Alexandra Williams

Interview with Anytime Fitness CEO and “Working Out Sucks” author, Chuck Runyon

Filed Under: Health Tagged With: Alexandra Williams, Anytime Fitness, author, book review, Chuck Runyon, exercise, exercising, fitness, fun and fit, Kymberly Williams-Evans, working out, working out sucks