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Today, Samuel joins Betsy to talk about his debut novel, The Death and Life of August Sweeney. This captivating story took five years to bring to life and is deeply rooted in immersive research. Samuel shares how he worked in Michelin-starred kitchens and spent years studying clinical pathology, even assisting with autopsies, to bring authenticity to his characters. The book follows August Sweeney, a larger-than-life celebrity chef who insists on being autopsied by a specific pathologist, Dr. Maya Zhu. In their conversation, Betsy and Samuel explore the intense world of high-end kitchens, the stress that especially affects women in the culinary and medical fields, and what Dr. Zhu uncovers—not just about August’s body, but also about herself.

A bill progressing through Congress aims to prevent colleges from classifying athletes as employees. Political motives rather than moral ones drive this move: the NCAA has historically not provided health insurance for athletes, so there's no reason to believe they will start now. Claiming that the bill serves any purpose other than safeguarding the NCAA's financial interests is naive.

In this engaging promo, Lillian S. Cauldwell shares valuable insights from the book, beginning with essential microphone techniques. First, she advises holding the microphone just beneath your lips, allowing your voice to naturally cascade into it, rather than forcefully speaking directly into it. This subtle yet effective approach ensures clarity and richness in your voice's projection. The second tip revolves around voice modulation. Cauldwell emphasizes the power of your voice in podcasting, likening it to body language. Your voice is a mirror to your emotions, physical state, and mindset, painting a vivid picture for your listeners. Mastering voice control is crucial in connecting and resonating with your audience. For further information: Podcasting: Beyond Merely Talking into a Mic

In our conversation, we explore the reasons behind her book, the influence of strong women in her life, the importance of diversity and inclusion in leadership, and the impact of AI in the workplace. We also discuss the significance of effective onboarding and the crucial role of supportive mentors. Furthermore, we highlight the potential workplace issues that can arise when leadership fails to champion diversity and inclusion. In my opinion, "DIVERSITY DIVIDEND" is a must-read for college students, CEOs, and anyone in leadership or management positions, offering valuable insights for improving organizational success and inclusivity. Proving information to contact Betsy or Dr. Paola Cecchi-Dimeglio: The Power of Diversity: Why It's Essential

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