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What separates an ordinary leader from one who changes history? Join entrepreneur Mike Soutar, author of Next Gen CEO and advisor on BBC One’s The Apprentice, for History’s Greatest Leaders, the new series from HistoryExtra. Expect ambition, courage and ruthlessness, as Mike explores what the stories of Elizabeth I, Winston Churchill and six other leaders can teach us today, in the 21st century. Listen early and ad-free by subscribing to HistoryExtra Plus here: https://historyextra.supportingcast.fm/

Impact Stories, hosted by Cassandra Landry, invites listeners into the heart of philanthropy and social impact through deeply human narratives. Each episode explores the profound emotional journey of generosity, revealing how individual acts of kindness can ripple outward to transform communities and change lives. This show is a celebration of hope, resilience, and the enduring power of compassion in action.Discover real-world stories of donors, volunteers, and changemakers who are addressing critical issues like poverty, education, healthcare, and environmental sustainability. Explore the ...

Leif Babin explains to listeners just how applicable and relevant the lessons of history are for us today.

History remembers the people who changed the world. This book reveals the habits, decisions, and principles that made them extraordinary.What can Abraham Lincoln teach us about resilience after repeated failure? Why did Winston Churchill's honesty inspire a nation during its darkest hour? How...

Created to mark 40 years of Women in Prison, this podcast brings together the voices of women who have lived through the criminal justice system and fought to transform it. Each conversation is led by women with lived experience of criminalisation, offering a rare and deeply informed perspective on a system that continues to harm women.Through stories of survival, solidarity and resistance, the podcast charts the history of Women in Prison, a feminist organisation that has spent four decades challenging injustice and demanding better for women.These are not just personal testimonies. They are...

Impact Stories, hosted by Isla Walls, invites you into the heart of humanitarian efforts where ordinary individuals are driving extraordinary positive change. Each episode offers a vivid, emotionally resonant journey through the lives of changemakers who refuse to accept the status quo, delivering an inspiring experience that reminds listeners of the profound power of human compassion and collective action. This narrative podcast serves as a beacon of hope, showcasing how dedicated philanthropists and social entrepreneurs turn passion into tangible solutions for global challenges.Dive deep ...

Alexander the Great endures as one of the most admired and emulated leaders in world history. In our time, his example of unprecedented and unparalleled success has inspired leaders of business and government, from media mogul Ted Turner (who keeps a bronze bust of Alexander in his office) to...

What happens when the human need to belong becomes the most profitable machine on Earth? A Brief Story of Facebook tells the extraordinary rise of a Harvard dorm-room project that grew into one of the most powerful platforms in history. What began as a college directory became a global empire of profiles, feeds, likes, data, advertising, influence, and social control.

More than just history, this show serves up leadership takeaways from historical greats that you can put into action.

Welcome to Deeply Driven, a podcast exploring business history and the journeys of entrepreneurs. We exist to share success stories and lessons from the world of business.

The Official Podcast of the Winter Park History Museum. Follow the Winter Park History Museum on social media for some of the best moments from the episodes.

A podcast diving into how leaders from history changed the world around them. Find out what leadership techniques they used to motivate, inspire, and lead their people to a better future. How did a young Octavian overcome impossible odds to establish the Roman Empire? Why did the revolutionary Americans love George Washington so much? Find out how these historical leaders changed the world.

Bad leaders never learn from their mistakes. Better leaders learn from their mistakes. But the best leaders learn from the mistakes of others, so they do not make them themselves. This exciting new audiobook from historian and entrepreneur Frederick Parker looks at the 20 worst failures of leadership in history and the consequences it meant for those under their rule.

In 2022, NYC Parks embarked on an oral history project to capture stories from more than 100 Parks employees about their experiences during the COVID-19 pandemic. COVID-19 changed New Yorkers’ relationship with open space. This project aims to capture and preserve for the historical record this important slice of Parks history. The interviews captured what they did, saw, thought, learned, and hoped for as New Yorkers, public servants, and lovers and stewards of parks and open spaces. The interviews are raw, sincere, insightful, personal, painful, and funny—as unique as each person who ...

Every day of the year has a story where business reshaped the world. And each day, host Ron Trucks takes you through that story - part history lesson, part trivia fun - in less time than it takes to order your Starbucks. And on Fridays? We cut loose with bsnsBloopers: the missteps, meltdowns, and epic fails that prove business doesn’t always go according to plan.

Welcome to The Sales History Podcast, the show that uncovers the forgotten stories, ideas, pioneers, and moments that shaped the sales profession and what they can teach us about selling, leading, and earning trust today.The show is hosted by three-time award-winning author of The Transparency Sale, The Transparent Sales Leader, and Four Levers Negotiating, who has earned the Certified Speaking Professional keynote speaker designation, is a go-to-market sales trainer, and a sales nerd, Todd Caponi.

"Now, Listen to Me..." premiered on Sunday, May 29, 2022. The Catawba Island Historical Society shares stories, conversations and oral histories of the people, places, artifacts and industries of Catawba Island, Ohio. All the interesting stories and histories come directly from conversations and interviews with the inimitable lifelong Catawba resident Don Rhodes. The stories shared here are a great complement to the exhibits, displays, information and artifacts on display at the Catawba Island Museum located in the historic Union Chapel building. For more information, to become a member or ...