Learning from Across the Table
Interviews with community and industry leaders, speaking on ways you can improve yourself and the areas around you.
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Galadriel Stineman is an American actress, producer, writer, and highly sought after acting coach. Best known for her wide-range of notable characters in projects such as Ben 10, Until Dawn, The Middle, This is Us, and Shameless, Galadriel has been a familiar face to audiences for over a decade.
As a writer, Galadriel has several treatments and screenplays in development, as well as two successful novels published under th...
Aaron speaks to middle and high schoolers about limiting self doubt
In this episode Aaron speaks on his thoughts of the importance of finding your group that is going to keep you on track and hold you accountable. He also speaks on the importance of continuing to educate yourself through books. Finally he speaks on the importance of doing. Why it is important to break things down into bite sized pieces and start small.
Books Mentioned to read in this episode are:
- 7 Habits of ...
Are you thinking about a loved one's future? Do you need to be having conversations about what will keep your loved one in their home setting? Are you interested in ways AI and tech can help to keep your loved one in the home safely? We hit this and many other topics in this episode with health care expert Ryan McEniff.
Ryan McEniff is the CEO of Minute Women Home Care in Greater Boston, MA where they care for older ...
Are you interested in how to grow yourself?
Looking to Find Your Voice?
Do you know what your Learning Love Language is?
All of these questions and more are discussed in this episode.
Miriam Allred
One of the top recognized voices in home care, Miriam Allred helps industry leaders share their experience in useful ways. Background in digital marketing. Current sales partnerships professional. 2x ...
Amazon Top 100 and Barnes & Noble Bestselling Author, Sara Celi, has lived all over the United States. She calls the Greater Cincinnati area home.
Sara has spent more than a decade working in journalism and broadcasting, with jobs both on-air and off-air at TV stations in Louisiana, Ohio, and Oklahoma. Her work has appeared in numerous online publications, magazines and newspapers, and she is a contributing author to C...
Are you interested in building relationships and helping those around you?
Are you looking to grow and challenge yourself?
Are you looking to better communicate with those around you?
This episode can help with these things and so many more topics. Join me in my conversation with Chuck Keller.
Chuck Keller is a retired Highlands High School English Department Chair and teacher. Among other recognitions, h...
Kerrigan continues our conversation with great insight on the importance on not giving up and how the older generation can help the younger generation to be successful. Also, the importance of building conversational skills with younger adults no matter their age to help them to feel comfortable with big conversations as they age.
If you have any influence over a younger adult (coach, parent, mentor) this is a great episo...
In this episode I am happy to introduce you to my oldest daughter, Kerrigan. In her 12 years of life she has taught me as much as I believe I have taught her.
It is my pleasure to talk to her in this episode (part 1 of 2) about what ways technology plays in pre teen and teenagers lives, How to make sure you are keeping an open line of communication with your child or mentee, and why it is important to use affirmations for...
Do you know someone over the age of 70? Have you received a text message lately stating you had a package that was going to be destroyed if you didn't follow the link? Did you know that older adults are more likely to be scammed by these? That in 2021 over 90,00 older adults were taken advantage of for over 1.6 Billion Dollars! This episode goes over ways to prevent these scams as well as how to report them if they happen.
Aaron recaps season 1 and what he learned as well as talks about what to expect in Season 2
Are you a part of the 60% of people who feel unloved? What if I (and Jim) told you that you are loved? Interested in how to best lead people? Do you wonder how a regular person can make a big impact? All these questions and more will be answered in this episode!
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Jim Bechtold currently serves as Chief Innovation and Impact O...
How often do you think about Ethics? Is it something you consider on a daily basis? In this episode Aaron discusses with Jocile Ehrlich, CEO of the Cincinnati Better Business Bureau, about the importance of making ethical decisions and how to properly evaluate them.
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Jocile Ehrlich began her career at BBB Cincinnati as Dire...
Do you know someone who is aging? I bet you do, as we are all aging! This episode is key for anyone who understands the importance of planning for your future when it comes to how you plan to age in place. This episode will help you understand home care a little better and what conversations you may need to have with your loved ones about what plans you should have if care is needed in your future.
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Dr. Christian Gausvik is a Cincinnati based Family Medicine & Geriatrics physician. Dr. Gausvik completed his undergraduate at Xavier University. He went on to complete his medical school training at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he was awarded the Leonard Towe Humanism in Medicine award, the Geriatric Medicine Award and the Community Service Award. He published numerous posters on clinical quality impr...
Dr. Christian Gausvik is a Cincinnati based Family Medicine & Geriatrics physician. Dr. Gausvik completed his undergraduate at Xavier University. He went on to complete his medical school training at the University of Cincinnati College of Medicine where he was awarded the Leonard Towe Humanism in Medicine award, the Geriatric Medicine Award and the Community Service Award. He published numerous posters on clinical quality impr...
Chuck Mingo is the founder and CEO of UNDIVIDED. Through his passion for justice and racial reconciliation, Chuck transformed a congregational training into a national movement. Chuck’s leadership has inspired and mobilized thousands from diverse backgrounds around the nation.
Chuck teaches and consults for churches and organizations around the country on a variety of topics related to race relations and racial justice.
Chuck also se...
Wayne Box Miller is an award winning media professional, communications veteran and diversity consultant. He is also the pre-game and post-game host for the Cincinnati Bengals Radio Network, an author, and currently serving as the Director of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion at St. Xavier High School in Cincinnati. Wayne has also shared his wisdom on stage as a motivation speaker, as an activist, and the author of several books inc...
Shane Noem leads Roebling Solutions, a high-quality, full-service government relations firm that partners with public, private, and nonprofit clients to attain their policy goals through bridge building with officials at local, state, and federal levels. Known throughout the Commonwealth for his integrity and professional approach to politics and government, Shane works closely with clients to understand their short- and long-term ...
Chris Connolly speaks to us about the importance of hard work and perseverance to get ahead in marketing, and in life. His insights on understanding that progress and hitting your goals may take time, but making the most out of where you are now is the key to a happy life is invaluable. He speaks to many important lessons that are specific to marketing jobs, but I believe these can easily be related to anyone trying to better them...
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