Jazzed About Work features lively, informal conversations about everything it takes to create a resilient and rewarding career. Hosted by Beverly Jones.
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Jazzed About Work is a podcast featuring lively, informal conversations about everything it takes to create a resilient and rewarding career. In each segment, host Beverly Jones interviews professionals who can share their expertise related to the workplace. Her guests go beyond the research and get personal, as they talk about their interesting and often surprising professionals paths.
Don't miss retired judges Tom Hodson and Gayle Williams-Byers on "Jazzed About Work," where they share their incredible careers and their passion for educating the public about the law and legal procedures. Tune in for insightful stories and a deeper understanding of the legal system from "The Judicial Twins"!
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/these-judges-take-the-mystery-out-of-legal-procedures/id1227835657?i=1000660341547
The latest edition of Jazzed About Work features Judge David S. Tatel and his new book, "Vision: A Memoir of Blindness and Justice."
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Mark Anthony Dyson and host Beverly Eileen Jones make a great pair on this episode of WOUB Public Media's Jazzed About Work. Always great tips about job hunting and careers.
Show Jazzed About Work, Ep Job search expert Mark Dyson says beware of scams, know AI & keep learning - Apr 17, 2024
Sales skills are helpful in most jobs - it’s all about learning to listen and see things from another person’s perspective
Consultant, author and coach Connie Whitman talks with Beverly Eileen Jones about how to improve one's sales communication, o this episode of Jazzed About Work.
Consultant, author and coach Connie Whitman talks with Beverly Eileen Jones about how to improve one's sales communication, o this episode of Jazzed About Work.
Great new podcast episode. Listen at https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-climate-assessment-sheds-light-on-workforce/id1227835657?i=1000638446191 or at https://www.npr.org/podcasts/524588388/jazzed-about-work
Jazzed About Work's guest Karen Eber, says stories build connection and trust, inspire new thinking, and are more memorable than other forms of information. Karen is a global leadership consultant and she understands the science of why storytelling is such an effective way to connect with people. Her interesting new book, "The Perfect Story," explains why storytelling is so powerful, and how you can learn to tell stories that are engaging. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stories-remain-powerful-when-data-is-forgotten-says/id1227835657?i=1000637068497
In this episode of Jazzed About Work, we explore ways to help young people prepare for careers that are meaningful. Our guest, Erin Lewellen, had an opportunity as a college student to live in Cape Town, interning at a center for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. There, Erin says, she learned in a new way, and transformed how she viewed the world. Now Erin is CEO of Global Citizen Year, a nonprofit that creates experiences to help college students develop the emotional and intellectual toolkit to impact global issues. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/young-people-can-impact-global-issues-says-erin-lewellen/id1227835657?i=1000628572737
In this episode we talk about personal branding, and about how your brand impacts your career, whether or not you choose to manage it. Our lively guest, Tyler Mount, is a business consultant and international branding expert. And he is the CEO of Henry Street Creative, a New York agency with expertise in social media, video production, and digital marketing strategies. Tyler is a man of many skills, including those that helped him become a Tony award-winning producer.
https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/cultivate-an-authentic-brand-says-digital-strategist/id1227835657?i=1000627016988
Great new edition of Jazzed about work...learn about side gigs and work flexibility.
Show Jazzed About Work, Ep Consider side-gigs & be flexible, suggests innovator Alex Atwood - Aug 23, 2023
This episode is about your opportunity to help shape the future of higher education. Our guests are Kate Colbert and Joe Sallustio, EdD, the authors of Commencement, a massive and important new book about the future of academia. They describe trends, challenges and possibilities that are disrupting the old world where higher ed felt like an island. And they say working with the new “higher education industry” requires a mindset reset, and a willingness to do things in very different ways. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-book-commencement-describes-a-new-era-in-higher-ed/id1227835657?i=1000615160691
Judges, across the country, are being trained to develop and maintain anti-racist courts. The National Judicial College is making this type of training a priority to help eliminate systemic bias in our courtrooms. Learn more:
Show Spectrum, Ep Judges are being trained to develop “anti-racist” courtrooms. - Apr 12, 2023
On Jazzed About Work, we discuss ways to overcome the polarization that’s everywhere in our society, and sometimes is a destructive, wasteful element in the workplace. Our guest, David Livermore, is an expert on how people from different cultures can bridge the gap and find ways to talk and work together. He shares insights from his interesting and instructive book: Digital, Diverse & Divided: How to Talk to Racists, Compete with Robots, and Overcome Polarization.
Show Jazzed About Work, Ep To bring people together, solve a shared problem, says social scientist David Livermore. - Mar 22, 2023
Before traveling to the Midwest, New Yorker Fran Lebowitz talked with Spectrum’s guest host Emily Votaw and shared her views on life, mortality, friends and smartphones. Lebowitz is a writer, humorist and intellectual. A child of the 1950’s, she shares her social criticism with wit, wisdom and a dose of sarcasm. She is a frequent talk show guest sharing her engaging banter and her sometimes skewed slant on the world and pop culture. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fran-lebowitz-writer-intellectual-and-humorist-shares/id1124539097?i=1000603795607
Many agree that listening is a career superpower. But just because it’s important, doesn’t mean we’re all good listeners. Today’s guest on Jazzed About Work is Oscar Trimboli. He is a coach, consultant and podcaster who helps leaders, and lots of other people, become better, deeper listeners. His most recent book, "How to Listen", offers practical tips for improving the way we communicate. The book describes what listening involves, and suggests how we can be better at it. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/treat-silence-like-another-word-says-expert-on-listening/id1227835657?i=1000601157420
In the third of our Spectrum Podcast series on the inner workings of local television news, Bass gives us insight on being a managing editor at an urban television station, News 5 Cleveland.
She says every day on the job presents different situations and new challenges. There is no time to be bored or to rest. She compares her job to trying to organize chaos, especially on breaking-news day https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/special-skills-are-necessary-to-manage-a-newsroom/id1124539097?i=1000600635555&fbclid=IwAR1cVRkAkEgmiTbYINaAOBDfwcUJA2r_HU_6hox-jr7vy4APyEyJZYYLaTY
Show Spectrum, Ep Special skills are necessary to manage a newsroom full of reporters. - Feb 20, 2023
This the second in a series of episodes of WOUB’s Spectrum podcast focusing on the importance of local television news in our news consumption. Allison Herman is a young news director. She only graduated from journalism school at Ohio University in 2010 yet she has climbed the ranks quickly in the news business.
Allison endeavors to service a large sprawling geographic area of Norfolk and other coastal Viriginia communities at WTKR TV. https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/challenges-face-news-director-in-changing-news-culture/id1124539097?i=1000599099849
Our guest, William Vanderbloemen, was a senior pastor and then a corporate HR specialist. From there, he created a thriving search firm, which he called Vanderbloemen. Today, Vanderbloemen also consults about succession planning, diversity, organizational culture and other leadership issues. His most recent book is Culture Wins: The Roadmap to an Irresistible Workplace. In this episode of Jazzed About Work, he shares insights about the attributes of successful job seekers and professionals, as well as the keys to employee retention.
Show Jazzed About Work, Ep All successful job candidates share a few attributes, says William Vanderbloemen - Feb 8, 2023
On this episode of Jazzed About Work, we talk about the life-changing power of asking meaningful questions. Our guest is Marc Champagne, a consultant who has studied the self-management practices and reflective questions shaping the lives of brilliant and successful thinkers around the world. And in his book, Personal Socrates, Marc uses profiles of fascinating people to illustrate the magic of asking yourself questions, and being honest with the answers.
Show Jazzed About Work, Ep One good question can change everything, says Marc Champagne - Dec 14, 2022
Journalist, reporter, and morning news co-anchor Matt Barnes has found his career sweet spot in Columbus, Ohio. It also just happens to be his hometown. After spending two years in Augusta, Georgia. In 2010, Matt returned to WCMH4 in Columbus as a sports reporter and anchor, a position he relished for 6 years. Then an opportunity came to change his broadcast focus. In 2016, Matt jumped to be the morning co-anchor of NBC4 Today. He shares some of the ups and downs of his career and what it’s like to be a young black male in today’s broadcast industry. https://podcasts.apple.com/.../matt.../id1124539097...
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Show Spectrum, Ep Meryl Gottlieb of Insider touts the value of great journalism in today’s world - Nov 22, 2022
The Scripps College of Communication at Ohio University is launching a new lecture series this week aimed at examining the “Future of Media.” The series is created from endowment funds... Read More
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The public has a growing appetite for science and news about science. We want the complicated broken down to be understandable...and that is what Frank Graff of North Carolina Science NOW does on a routine basis. Frank talks with Spectrum podcast about his mission to make science, research, and scientific findings accessible to the average person and his growing audiences. LISTEN and SUBSCRIBE. IT's FREE. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/486931216/spectrum
Randy Rieland, this week's guest on Jazzed About Work, talks about the advantages that technology can open for you in the workplace and in your regular life. Technology can be a boon for career minded people of all ages. Listen and learn how it can positively impact your life... https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657?mt=2
Larry "Bud" Meyer, journalist and author, talks to Jazzed About Work host Beverly Eileen Jones about re-creating oneself and creating new careers--even in retirement. Bud has had an outstanding life and career path. He gives us great tips about how we can navigate some of our later years. https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657?mt=2
On this episode of "Jazzed About Work," Beverly E. Jones talks with award-winning religion correspondent for National Public Radio and a former reporter for the Christian Science Monitor, Barbara Bradley Hagerty, about new research that explores the fable that midlife is a time when things start to go "downhill". Barbara explains how midlife can be a great new adventure when you can embrace fresh possibilities, purposes, and pleasures. Fascinating discussion...Hear the podcast at this link: https://itunes.apple.com/…/p…/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657
GET TIPS ON MAKING YOUR CAREER FLY HIGH...Millennial social media expert Ryan Lytle is experiencing a soaring media career since his college graduation in 2010. He currently is Digital Audience Lead for Scripps Networks Interactive (Food Network, HGTV, Travel Channel, etc.) He also has worked at Mashable, U.S. News and World Reports, and MTV. Ryan shares his secrets for rapid career growth with Jazzed About Work and its host Beverly Jones. SUBSCRIBE. TUNE IN. GET CAREER ADVICE. https://itunes.apple.com/…/p…/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657
This week, Jazzed About Work, with Beverly E. Jones, examines "careers of service' with two judges: a young African American woman judge Gayle Williams-Byers and a retired/visiting judge Tom Hodson. Judge Gayle is at the beginning of her judicial career and Judge Tom is approaching the end of his. They talk about how they mold their judgeships to meet their views of service -- from sentencings to how they treat people in court. They also discuss the loneliness and isolation judicial positions demand. Also, Bev gives you a CAREER TIP. #Listen at https://itunes.apple.com/…/…/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657…
ICYMI --Jazzed About Work host Beverly Eileen Jones gives you tips on making your career goals even bigger and broadening your horizons. She also previews TOMORROW'S episode in which she talks with two judges who have dedicated their careers to service. NEXT EPISODE COMING THURSDAY MAY 25th...Don't miss it. SUBSCRIBE to the podcast at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657?mt=2 or http://www.npr.org/podcasts/524588388/jazzed-about-work
We all have "online vulnerabilities" and each of us is easily "digitally documented," according to author, consultant and PR specialist John Paul David. He tells the Jazzed About Work podcast how we can positively manage our "online profiles." https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657?mt=2
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JAZZED ABOUT WORK PODCAST: PREMIER EDITION Kerry Hannon, a noted authority on work and career, has published countless articles and books about how to follow your heart to find the work you love. But, she has been hearing, as she travels across the country, that a shift in employment may not be practical for many, in these times. So, how do you make your current job more satisfying? Kerry, along with “Jazzed About Work” host Beverly Jones, focus on how to make your current job better and more appealing. LISTEN HERE: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/jazzed-about-work/id1227835657?mt=2
The first edition comes THURSDAY, April 27th with our host Beverly Jones talking with author, speak, and career expert Kerry Hannon. You won't want to miss this...
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