Những podcast Saleswomen hay nhất (2024)

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The John Birch Society 15:18

14d ago15:18

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In today’s political climate, conspiracy theories are commonplace. But they’re nothing new. In fact, back in the 1960s, there was one organization that built a movement around them. The John Birch Society was started by a small group of wealthy businessmen including Robert Welch and Fred Koch. It expanded, with chapters of like-minded Americans mee…

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American Migrant 15:59

28d ago15:59

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During the Dust Bowl of the 1930s, millions of desperate Americans abandoned their homes, farms and businesses. It was one of the largest migrations in US history. In the 1940s, Pat Rush’s family were farm laborers, exhausted by trying to make ends meet. So they left Arkansas and followed the hundreds of thousands who had traveled Route 66 to Calif…

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The Longest Game 44:13

2M ago44:13

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In the spring of 1981, the Pawtucket Red Sox and the Rochester Red Wings met for a minor league baseball game of little importance. But over the course of 33 innings — 8 hours and 25 minutes — the game made history. It was the longest professional baseball game ever played. This story was produced in collaboration with ESPN's 30 for 30.…

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When Borders Move 13:22

2M ago13:22

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Ever since Texas became a state, the Rio Grande has been the border between the U.S. and Mexico. But rivers can move — and that's exactly what happened in 1864, when torrential rains caused it to jump its banks and go south. Suddenly the border was a different place, and Texas had gained 700 acres of land called the Chamizal, named after a plant th…

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Guest Spotlight: The Phantom of the World's Fair 23:52

3M ago23:52

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This week we're featuring a story we loved from the StoryCorps podcast. In 1964, a 12-year-old paperboy from suburban Long Island spent nearly two weeks hiding among the gleaming attractions of the New York World's Fair. His adventure caused a media sensation. But the world only learned half the story.…

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HOUR SPECIAL: Stories from the Unmarked Graveyard 53:42

4M ago53:42

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Hart Island is America’s largest public cemetery—sometimes known as a “potter’s field.” The island has no headstones or plaques, just numbered markers. More than a million people are buried on Hart Island in mass graves, there are no headstones or plaques, just numbered markers. In this special, hour-long episode we're untangling mysteries about ho…

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Once Upon a Time, Bitches with Branden Lanette (Classic Episode) 56:04

4M ago56:04

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Meet Brandon Lanette, The Women’s Mindset Coach and author of the amazing new book, ‘Once Upon a Time Bitches.’ She joins Gina for a can’t miss episode. Branden knew many successful women at the top of their game, who just weren’t happy. With that realization, she set out on a long and often difficult journey. Her now very distinctive brand was bui…

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The Almost Astronaut (Revisited) 25:23

5M ago25:23

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When it comes to the space race, we all know names like Neil Armstrong and Yuri Gagarin. But in most moments in history, there are a few names that fall through the cracks. One of those names was Ed Dwight. When Ed was selected to train to become an astronaut, many thought he would become the first Black man to go to space — but Ed faced some unexp…

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The End of Smallpox 21:24

5M ago21:24

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Humanity isn't great at eradicating diseases. But there is one disease that humanity has managed to eradicate: smallpox. Smallpox was around for more than 3,000 years and killed at least 300 million people in the 20th century. Then, by 1980, it was gone. Rahima Banu was the last person in the world to have the deadliest form of smallpox. In 1975, B…

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Roseann Higgins – The Sailor Who Became A “Romance Headhunter” (Classic Episode) 1:01:54

6M ago1:01:54

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Relationships are hard especially if you don’t establish the right connections early. This is as true in business as it is in life. Our guest today is Roseann Higgins, a professional matchmaker and relationship expert. As CEO of Single Professional Introductions for the Especially Selective, Roseann implements executive recruiting techniques, coupl…

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Meet Miss Subways 10:57

6M ago10:57

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Most beauty pageants promote the fantasy of the ideal woman. But for 35 years, one contest in New York City celebrated the everyday working girl: Miss Subways. Each month starting in May 1941, a young woman was elected “Miss Subways,” and her face gazed down on transit riders as they rode through the city. Her photo was accompanied by a short bio d…

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Bitches, Broads and Bears. Oh My! with Keith Walters 51:24

6M ago51:24

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This episode is brought to you by the letter B or, rather, the B-word. Keith Walters joins us again for a full on “bitch session” on the word “bitch.” What are the implications of calling someone or being called a bitch? Is it ever appropriate to call someone that in the workplace? How should you react when that kind of language is causally thrown …

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Beauty, Bullying & Business with Golf Pro Paige Spiranac (Classic Episode) 1:00:25

6M ago1:00:25

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Do you ever feel like an outsider, like you don’t belong? Ever been bullied? This week’s guest is Paige Spiranac. Despite becoming a famous golf pro, rising media personality and anti-bullying advocate, she has felt the pain that comes with feeling different her entire life. In this episode, she teaches us how she recently learned to step back and …

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The Gospel Ranger 16:38

6M ago16:38

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This year marks 90 years since Claude Ely wrote "Ain't No Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down." The song was written as Ely was supposed to be on his death bed. Instead, Ely, known as the "Gospel Ranger," went on to inspire the birth of rock & roll. Follow us on X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram @radiodiaries. Learn more about our stories on radiodiarie…

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Taboo Topics: It's That Time of The Month (classic episode) 41:43

6M ago41:43

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The Cycle. Aunt Flo. Time of the Month. Code Red. All of these are cute nicknames for a reality that is wrapped in shame, cultural stigmas and headaches for women everywhere. Of course, we’re talking about your period. It’s the first installment in a series of discussions on taboo topics. Gina, Rachel and Keith try to answer some of the question ma…

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Purpose Driven Business & Misplaced Entrepreneurism with Michelle Cirocco (Classic Episode) 58:51

7M ago58:51

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When someone goes to prison, it doesn’t mean they are at the end of their options…it can be a new beginning. That’s the message our guest Michelle Cirocco and her company Televerde are trying to spread and the mission they live. Michelle should know, she lived it. About 25 years ago, Michelle Cirocco, made some “misplaced entrepreneurial” choices t…

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Mandela's Election: 30 Years Later 17:40

7M ago17:40

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This month marks 30 years since Nelson Mandela became South Africa's first democratically elected president. However, the story of Mandela's rise to the presidency isn't all that simple. The four years between Mandela’s release from prison and his election to the presidency were some of the most violent in South Africa's history. That's the story y…

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Game Changers: A Deep Dive About Dave Asprey's Book (Classic Episode) 55:08

7M ago55:08

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WARNING: The following episode is part of our Going Rogue series. You know, one of those episodes where we started the show before we started the show, you know, we were recording and then things happened. So put on your big girl panties and buckle up for the ride. Today we’re discussing the newest book by Dave Asprey called Game Changers: What Lea…

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Leadership & Sexuality with Missy Garcia (Classic Episode) 55:14

7M ago55:14

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Knowledge is sexual leadership, sexual leadership is professional leadership. That’s part of the message today from our guest Missy Garcia. Missy is a powerful sex and leadership coach for women who are desperate to escape from their dull and disconnected lives. She offers sage advice about sexuality and leadership from a raw place that has develop…

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Working, Then and Now 57:38

7M ago57:38

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50 years ago, radio broadcaster Studs Terkel published a book called WORKING: People Talk About What They Do All Day, and How They Feel About What They Do. Terkel went around the country with a tape recorder and had conversations with ordinary Americans about their jobs and their reflections on them. The book ended up being an unexpected bestseller…

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If You’re Not Pissing Some People Off, You’re Probably Not Trying Hard Enough with Lauren Bailey (Classic Episode) 1:07:09

7M ago1:07:09

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“Am I here to please everybody or am I here to make things better?” This question drove our guest today, Lauren Bailey, to start her passion project #GirlsClub and lays at the foundation of her life’s work in sales. Lauren is the Founder of Factor 8, The Sales Bar, and #Girls Club, and she’s on a mission to help more people feel more successful at …

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Creating A Culture of Belonging with Jennifer Brown (Classic episode) 1:00:25

7M ago1:00:25

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It’s not good enough to make the ’empathy case’ for diversity in the workplace, you have to make a ‘business case.’ That’s what our guest today, Jennifer Brown, sets out to do in every meeting, keynote and presentation she gives. A more inclusive work environment is less stressful, more productive, better equipped to make big decisions and ultimate…

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My Iron Lung (Revisited) 16:58

8M ago16:58

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Paul Alexander, one of two people in the U.S. still relying on an iron lung to survive, died on March 11, 2024 at the age of 78. Paul contracted polio in 1952 at six years old, and has had to rely on an iron lung — a big metal ventilator that encases the body from the neck to toes — since then. We spoke to Paul a few years ago about his life and th…

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The Middle Finger Project with Ash Ambirge (Classic Episode) 51:07

8M ago51:07

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Another classic episode coming at you today. This time with the high volume energy of Ash Ambirge. Enjoy! Is it time to give the middle finger to all the obstacles that are holding your creativity, productivity and positivity back?! Today’s guest, Ash Ambirge, became a millionaire while working out of the backseat of her car by breaking every syste…

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Women of Strength with Frieda Rothman (Classic Episode) 56:48

8M ago56:48

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The new Women Your Mother Warned You About is drawing nearer. For now listen to another classic episode from another strong female leader. She’s a top CEO who channels her passion, strength and resolve from her grandparents, all Holocaust survivors. Freida Rothman oversees one of the largest and most stylish jewelry brands in the world and she tell…

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My So-Called Lungs (Revisited) 30:22

8M ago30:22

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We’re revisiting one of our favorite stories from years ago — with a new twist. Laura Rothenberg spent most of her life knowing she would die young. She had cystic fibrosis, a genetic disorder that affects the lungs. She documented her life in an audio diary, showing her attempt to live the normal life of a nineteen year old college student. Laura …

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Stop Icking Yourself with Dana Meyers (Classic Episode) 1:09:08

8M ago1:09:08

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Hey Warners!! Enjoy this classic episode! The podcast that makes business sexy again, is here with a very special guest that is in the business of making women feel sexy again. Dana Myers, is a sexy-lifestyle expert, author, product developer, media personality, entrepreneur, wife, mother and the founder of Booty Parlor. Gina and Rachel talk with D…

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Going Rogue: Managing Mean Girls (Classic Episode) 43:13

8M ago43:13

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While you await the new Women Your Mother Warned You About podcast, sit back and listen to another classic episode from the vault. LET’S GET READY TO RUMBLE!! In this rogue episode, Gina and Rachel both have a story to share and some things to get off their chest. Both of them talk about a recent “Mean girl” experience and don’t hold back about the…

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Going Rogue: Imposter Syndrome (Classic Episode) 42:59

9M ago42:59

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As Gina works to bring you a new revamped Women Your Mother Warned You About, we are airing some of our favorite episodes from the past. Enjoy! So you finally got the big gig, you reached that long-time goal – and then the doubts and second-guessing start to creep in and wonder if you can pull it off. You are feeling the imposter syndrome. Rachel a…

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The Rise and Fall of Black Swan Records 23:51

9M ago23:51

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In 1921, a man named Harry Pace started the first major Black-owned record company in the United States. He called it Black Swan Records. In an era when few Black musicians were recorded, the company was revolutionary. It launched the careers of Ethel Waters, Fletcher Henderson, William Grant Still, and Alberta Hunter, artists who transformed Ameri…

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Inhale Serving, Exhale Selling with Liz Wendling 37:39

9M ago37:39

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Today Gina welcomes the one and only Liz Wendling to discuss the importance of both serving and selling in the sales process. They debunk the outdated mantra of "serve, don't sell" and emphasize the need for a balanced approach. Liz shares insights on how over-serving can actually hinder business growth and explains the importance of solving proble…

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From Emotional to Empowered: How to Speak Up and Be Heard with Tatiana Ferreira 41:37

9M ago41:37

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About the Guest(s): Tatiana Ferreira is a seasoned professional dedicated to transforming companies through operational excellence and customer experience design. As a consultant and coach, she provides strategic insights and actionable solutions, helping businesses turn their visions into real-world success. Tatiana's vast experience includes lead…

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Guest Spotlight: Parakeet Panic 42:41

9M ago42:41

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This week, we’re featuring an episode of a podcast we’re big fans of: The Last Archive! The Last Archive tells little known histories and how they affect our modern lives. Today’s story, “Parakeet Panic,” explores when invasive parakeets began to spread in New York City in the 1970s — and the government decided that the solution was to kill them al…

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