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Ernest Emerson Podcast

Ernest Emerson

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Join me for conversations with some of the most interesting people in the world. I am not holding back any punches and I promise not to be politically correct. My only disclaimer: If you are offended by the truth - Please Go Away.
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The Rob Aguilar Show

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Rob Aguilar talks about everything that is relevant to today's man; From music, sports, health, careers, technology, fashion, relationships, parenting and everything in between. Follow us on Instagram: @robaguilarshow
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Journalist, writer, photographer, historian Rob Alway tells the stories of the history of the Great Lakes region, from water and land. Great Lakes History Log is presented by Sable Points Media, a 501(c)(3) non-profit news and information organization, in partnership with Media Group 31, publisher of Mason County Press, Oceana County Press, and Great Lakes Boat Blog.
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Curated Questions: Conversations Celebrating the Power of Questions Hosted by Ken Woodward, Curated Questions is a thought-provoking podcast that celebrates the art and science of asking profound questions. This podcast is for curious minds who understand that the right question can unlock new perspectives and drive personal growth. What to Expect Insightful Conversations: Experts from diverse fields share their journey in mastering the craft of inquiry, revealing how it has transformed thei ...
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Better System Trader

Andrew Swanscott chats with professional traders Larry Williams, Ernest Cha

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If you’re looking for inspiration, motivation and practical advice on improving your trading results, Better System Trader delivers every fortnight. Each episode brings you an expert trader who shares their own story, along with the steps, both good and bad, that they've taken on their path to success. With a focus on actionable insights, the tips and tricks used by the experts contain loads of value, providing you with insanely practical tips and tools you can start using TODAY. Improve you ...
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TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South Carolina. The inaugural event will be held on June 14, 2025, at Drendel Auditorium in Hickory, North Carolina, and will bring world-changing ideas and extraordinary voices to the heart of the region. This is where visionaries, disruptors, and creative minds converge to challenge perspectives, ignite dialogue, and unveil the ideas shaping our future. In the spirit of ideas worth spreading, TED ...
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Episode Notes 00:00 Introduction to Change Management 00:33 Engaging with the Audience 00:57 Podcast Updates and Announcements 03:16 Welcome to Curated Questions 04:00 Introducing Dr. Matthew R. Lampe 05:35 Matt's Early Curiosity and Career Beginnings 06:36 The Power of Questions in Sales 11:50 Transition to Organizational Psychology 14:10 The Role…
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Send us a text In 1879, Capt. Frederick Kendrick was awarded the United States Gold Lifesaving Medal for his heroic act of saving 44 men from the schooner J.H. Rutter off the shore of Ludington, Michigan near what is now the north end of Stearns Park. This podcast is a presentation of Filer Credit Union and the Mason County Historical Society. It i…
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Episode Notes 00:00 Introduction and Personal Reflection 01:57 Guest Introduction: Dr. Latorial Faison 03:58 Early Life and First Questions 06:36 Organizing Pain and Finding Purpose 09:25 Challenges and Resilience 15:30 Responsibility and Representation 20:17 Reflections on Race and Upbringing 26:51 Writing and Grief Work 30:39  Mama Was a Negro Sp…
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Episode Notes 00:00 The Beauty of Questions 02:07 Setting the Scene: Manchester, 1951 03:20 Alan Turing's Early Life 04:43 Turing's Contributions During WWII 05:35 Post-War Achievements 06:55 The Imitation Game and Turing Test 10:23 A Conversation with Alan Turing 10:58 The Power of Questions 12:10 The Evolution of Thought 16:12 The Intersection of…
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Send us a text In 1993, 15-year-old Melissa Simmons was found, murdered, in the Pere Marquette River in Mason County, Michigan. Since that time, the unsolved murder has haunted the small town of Scottville and the surrounding area. Support the show Thank you for following Great Lakes History Log, a production of Sable Points Media, a non-profit new…
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Send us a text Audrey Robertson Boals comes from Great Lakes shipping royalty. Her father, Bernard "Bunny" Robertson was the first captain of the carferry S.S. Badger, commanding the ship from 1953 until he retired in 1969. Her grandfather, Charles Robertson, was the first skipper of the S.S. City of Midland 41 carferry. Other relatives also served…
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Episode Notes [02:06] Introducing Dr. Jemayne LeVar King [04:00] The Power of Questions [06:58] The Genesis of Sole Food Sneaker Culture Literature Class [09:16] Reimagining Liberal Arts Education [12:20] Southern Hip Hop and Literature [14:43] The Rise of Southern Hip Hop [21:49] Hip Hop's Influence on Society [30:10] Sneaker Culture Origins [32:3…
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Episode Notes [00:00] The Power of Vulnerability [01:57] Meet Ashley Kirsner [03:55] The Impact of Active Listening [05:02] A Transformative Call [06:25] The Magic of Open-Ended Questions [13:28] The Role of Basic Needs in Emotional Well-being [17:10] The Birth of Skip the Small Talk [25:18] The First Skip the Small Talk Event [28:39] The Evolution…
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Send us a text In 1917, the Hemingway took the family Ford Model T north from their home in Oak Park, Illinois to their family cottage on Walloon Lake near Petoskey, Michigan. The road trip took four nights. One of those stops was in my hometown, Scottville, east of Ludington. Here's the story of that road trip. Support the show Thank you for follo…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction to San Quentin Experience [01:10] Welcome to Curated Questions [01:34] Content Warning and Subscription Reminder [02:33] Introduction to Robert Sturman [04:06] Robert's Journey into Photography and Yoga [04:48] First Visit to San Quentin [06:53] Media Portrayal vs. Reality of Prisons [08:31] Robert's Passion for Y…
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Send us a text The 1876 killing of Luther Foster is Mason County, Michigan's oldest unsolved murder. Support the show Thank you for following Great Lakes History Log, a production of Sable Points Media, a non-profit news and information service, in partnership with Media Group 31 and Mason County Press. Please also check out our YouTube channel.…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction to the Junto [00:43] Welcome to Curated Questions [01:04] Setting the Scene: 1727 Philadelphia [01:22] Meet the Junto Members [01:57] The Junto's Impact on Society [04:03] Franklin's Early Life and Influences [04:55] The Formation of the Junto [05:16] The Rules of the Junto [05:35] The Spirit of Inquiry [06:14] Th…
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Send us a text In 1898, the most vicious crime in the history of Mason County, Michigan took place in Free Soil Township. A man killed his his sister, brother-in-law, and a teenaged boy, then killed himself. But, he spared a sleeping baby. Support the show Thank you for following Great Lakes History Log, a production of Sable Points Media, a non-pr…
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How does war reshape not only nations—but the souls of those who live through it? In War and Peace, Leo Tolstoy sets Napoleon’s invasion of Russia as the backdrop for what many consider the greatest novel ever written. Michael Knowles is joined by renowned historian and author Niall Ferguson to explore how the chaos of war ripples through the lives…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction to Curated Questions [01:49] Introducing Scott Johnson [04:18] The Power of Questions [06:04] Conversations with Strangers [07:43] The Tattoo Conversation Starter [09:23] The Origin of 'What Was That Like?' [12:25] Jennifer Caused a Fatal Accident [16:15] Finding Guests for the Podcast [18:30] Unusual Stories and …
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Send us a text The service of the SS Pere Marquette 16, the only wooden car ferry to operate in the Pere Marquette Railway's fleet, based in Ludington, Michigan, was a mixture of historical significance -- both good and bad. Support the show Thank you for following Great Lakes History Log, a production of Sable Points Media, a non-profit news and i…
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Send us a text In 1874, the Flint & Pere Marquette Railway reached Ludington on the shores of Lake Michigan. In anticipation of a lucrative contract the railroad, which had plans to transport freight across the Lake, the Goodrich Transportation Company of Chicago ordered a new ship to be built in 1880 which would be named in honor of the town it wo…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction to Curated Questions [00:32] Meet Dr. Ernest Ponraj [01:29] The Twist: Dentist and Artist [02:01] Tour of the Art Gallery [03:00] First In-Person Conversation [03:10] Understanding the Power of Questions [04:43] Connecting Through Questions [11:12] The Journey to Practice Ownership [12:21] Challenges and Growth in…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction: Seeing Through the Myth [01:06] Welcome to Curated Questions [01:28] Ken's Backstory [02:05] Rethinking American History [03:05] Discovering Hidden Truths [03:58] Impact of Redlining and Racism [05:14] The Church's Complicity [06:19] Systemic Inequality [06:52] Influential Authors [08:26] The Reality of White-Bod…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction: The Power of Questions [01:24] Meet Jeff Wetzler [03:14] The Power of Questions in Childhood [04:38] Encouraging Questions in Families [05:57] The Sacred Invitation of Questions [08:01] Quality vs. Crummy Questions [09:11] Designing Effective Questions [14:08] Listening to Learn [14:43] The Three Languages of Lis…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction: The Power of Showing Up for Yourself [01:04] Curated Questions: A Resource for Personal Growth [01:27] Introducing Shelbie Morgan: A Force for Good [02:46] Shelbie's Early Life and Parental Influence [03:41] The Role of Choices and Freedom in Shelbie's Upbringing [07:12] Volunteering and Its Impact on Shelbie's L…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Dr. Ernest Brown, known as the "Punk Rock Doc." He is a house call physician for the elderly and disabled in Washington, D.C., and founder of Humans for Healthcare, a nonprofit dedicated to restoring patient-centered care through direct service, advocacy, and technology. ----- TEDxCatawba is named…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Michael Galinsky, an award-winning filmmaker. He is recognized for his compelling documentaries that delve into the complexities of American life and culture. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South Carolina. The inaugural event wi…
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Episode Notes [00:00 The Secret to Effective Interviewing 01:08 Introduction to Curated Questions 01:29 MK Palmore's Background and Career 03:09 Joining the FBI: Initial Expectations 03:59 The Importance of Interviewing Skills in the FBI 05:08 Military Background and FBI Training 05:55 Diverse Skills Program and Military Influence 09:39 Practical I…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Dr. Kathy Wilson, Medical Director of the Sleep Center and Respiratory Department at Catawba Valley Medical Center. A former medical technologist who pursued her medical degree at 43, Dr. Wilson now leads advancements in pulmonary, critical care, and sleep medicine. ----- TEDxCatawba is named afte…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Cassidy Burel, founder and custom apparel designer at CassB by Design. She is known for her dedication to personalized fashion, transforming the industry one custom piece at a time. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South Carolina.…
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction and Career Advice [01:04] Host Introduction and Show Purpose [01:25] Tony Kennedy's Football Journey [02:47] Transition to Professional Football [04:05] Experiences with the Dallas Cowboys [06:32] First Impressions and Rookie Challenges [08:42] Memorable Moments and Regrets [11:59] Lessons from the NFL [15:00] Men…
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Is the pursuit of a dream worth it, even if it’s torn apart in the end? In The Old Man and the Sea, Ernest Hemingway tells the story of Santiago, an aging Cuban fisherman determined to break a long streak of bad luck. Venturing far into the open sea, he hooks the catch of a lifetime—but as he battles to bring it home, he watches it slowly devoured …
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Jennifer McCollum, CEO of Catalyst and author of In Her Own Voice. She is a national voice on inclusive leadership and advancing women in the workplace. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South Carolina. The inaugural event will be …
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Episode Notes [00:00] Understanding the Real Reason Behind Lost Sales [01:00] Introduction to Curated Questions [01:37] Meet Patrick Dubois [02:41] The Power of Questions in Sales [06:18] Patrick's Journey into Sales [07:34] Early Sales Experiences and Challenges [09:33] Transition from Veterinary Aspirations to Sales [14:02] Lessons Learned in Sal…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Dr. Tessa West, a professor of psychology at NYU and best-selling author. She is widely recognized for her expertise in interpersonal dynamics and the science behind human behavior at work. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South C…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with John Lentini, President of BOLD Training Corp. With a background in finance and global operations, he now focuses on helping organizations grow through strong, people-centered leadership. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and South Car…
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Episode Notes [00:00] The Importance of Questioning [01:21] Introduction to Curated Questions [02:20] Meet Kevin Kelly [03:56] Kevin Kelly's Mentor: Stewart Brand [05:33] The Role of Questions in Intellectual Traditions [06:47] Disequilibrium and Growth [10:21] Embodied Questions and Exploration [11:11] Balancing Exploration and Exploitation [11:50…
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Joe Schurman, a partner at PwC and a leading voice in AI for Aerospace and Defense. He advises government agencies and space organizations on advanced technologies and has nearly three decades of experience in the field. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 …
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Rob Sweetman, a former Navy SEAL turned sleep scientist. He is the founder of Sleep Genius and works with elite performers to improve resilience and recovery through science-backed sleep solutions. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through North and…
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Episode Notes [00:00]The Misleading Spark in Dating [00:47] Introduction to Curated Questions [01:35] Meet Tim Molnar: The Dating Strategist [02:21] The Power of Asking Better Questions [06:06] The Analytical Approach to Dating [08:34] Reverse Engineering Love [13:35] Picking A Date Number [15:40] Self-Awareness in Dating [18:12] Emotional Rewards …
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In this episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Schele Williams, a celebrated Broadway director and published author. She is known for her groundbreaking work on productions like The Wiz and her commitment to telling powerful, inclusive stories on stage. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles through …
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In our second episode, Christine D. Gagnon sits down with Blaise Agüera y Arcas, Vice President, Fellow, and CTO of Technology at Google ahead of his TEDx Talk this coming June at TEDxCatawba to hear more about his research and upcoming book “What Is Intelligence?”. ----- TEDxCatawba is named after the Catawba River, which stretches over 220 miles …
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Episode Notes [00:00] Introduction to Winning Behaviors [00:33] Welcome to Curated Questions [01:07] Meet Dave Reynolds [02:20] Dave's Leadership Journey [02:44] The Influence of Pablo [03:53] Pablo's Leadership Style [05:04] Learning from Pablo [06:44] Dave's Growth and Development [14:48] Rumin8 and Its Mission [15:09] Strategic Use of Questions …
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In this premiere episode, we sit down with Christine D. Gagnon, the visionary behind TEDxCatawba, to explore the origin of the event, the meaning behind its name, and her mission to bring bold ideas to the region. Discover the story, passion, and purpose driving the inaugural TEDxCatawba and the powerful conversations it aims to spark. ----- TEDxCa…
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