CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2023 PODCAST OF THE YEAR WINNERS!
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 2023 PODCAST OF THE YEAR WINNERS!
FULL PODCAST TITLE: It’s Nice to Hear You
HOST: Heather Li
PODCAST LINK: https://www.itsnicetohearyou.com/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Diving for Pearls
HOST: Gina Nelson
PODCAST LINK: https://divingforpearls.buzzsprout.com/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Authors Over 50 Podcast
HOST: Julia Brewer Daily
PODCAST LINK: https://www.authorsover50.com
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Metro-East Sports Podcast
HOST: Dave Lipe
PODCAST LINK: https://www.metroeastsportspodcast.com/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: All Else Equal: Making Better Decisions
HOSTS: Jonathan Berk and Jules van Binsbergen
PODCAST LINK: https://art19.com/shows/all-else-equal
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Let’s Get Haunted
HOSTS: Alyssa Terry, Natalia Strawn
PODCAST LINK: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-get-haunted/id1457775338
FULL PODCAST TITLE: It’s Nice to Hear You
HOST: Heather Li
PODCAST LINK: https://www.itsnicetohearyou.com/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Let’s Get Haunted
HOSTS: Alyssa Terry, Natalia Strawn
PODCAST LINK: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/lets-get-haunted/id1457775338
FULL PODCAST TITLE: buckleUp! podcast with Natalia Earle
HOST: Natalia Earle
PODCAST LINK: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/buckleup-podcast-with-natalia-earle/id1542649692?%20i=1000567454409
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Campfire Radio Theatre
HOST: John Ballentine
PODCAST LINK: https://campfireradiotheater.podbean.com/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: PlayersToo Podcast
HOSTS: Mark Henderson and Lewis Camley
PODCAST LINK: https://playerstoo.com/playerstoopodcast
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Becoming Bully Proof
HOST: Rich Grogan
PODCAST LINK: https://www.audible.com/pd/Becoming-BullyProof-Podcast/B0BC4QW3SQ
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Pioneering Today
HOST: Melissa K. Norris
PODCAST LINK: https://melissaknorris.com/podcast/
FULL PODCAST TITLE: Moment of Truth
HOST: James Nesbitt
PODCAST LINK: https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/brand/p0cf9vkv
FULL PODCAST TITLE: The Sound of Science
HOSTS: Morgan L. McCorkle and Jenny R. Woodbery
PODCAST LINK: https://www.ornl.gov/podcasts/the-sound-of-science
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WINNER
FULL BOOK TITLE: Bias Is All Around You: A Handbook for Inspecting Social Media & News Stories
AUTHOR NAME: Erik Bean, Ed.D.
PUBLISHER NAME: Healthy Mind Express Imprint of Ethan Bean Mental Wellness Foundation
WE THE PRESIDENTS: How American Presidents Shaped the Last Century is not a traditional presidential history. Written by former tech CEO Ronald Gruner, this history is born out of his interest in understanding how and when American politics transitioned from merely polarized to openly hostile. Beginning with Warren G. Harding in 1921 and ending with Donald Trump in 2021, Gruner examines not a single presidency but instead the development of the presidency through a century of administrations. His experience as a CEO produces a very different view of presidential history. Instead of political power, Gruner concentrates on the economic and social accomplishments over seventeen presidencies inter-connecting American history.
Growing up in Oklahoma and then living most of his adult life in Massachusetts, Gruner questioned how Americans had lost the common thread of Presidents over the last century working to build an America that represented and benefitted all. His goal was to write a history of the last century devoid of politics, political battles, and behind-the-scenes intrigue. Instead, readers will find a history of what impacted Americans and their economic well-being. WE THE PRESIDENTS discusses economic growth, personal income, income equality and taxation during each presidency and the influence those policies had through the decades on the American way of life.
Ronald Gruner’s experience as an accomplished executive has resulted in a different breed of presidential history. Gruner founded and served as chief executive of three successful technology firms during his long career. Taken from his business experience, WE THE PRESIDENTS focuses on results rather than politics; on economics rather than ideology, and on the interconnections linking presidential administrations rather than isolated presidencies.
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