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Are you sick of feeling like a stressed-out cog in a corporate wheel? Are you tired of feeling stuck in the mental quicksand of the corporate grind? Are you over simply surviving each day and only living for the weekend? What if you could live the life you want, not the life you think you should want? What if you approached every day with intention instead of mindlessly going through the motions? What if you woke up feeling alive, living your life in thrival mode rather than survival mode? H ...
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11 Ten Leadership

11 Ten Leadership

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The 11 Ten Leadership Podcast tackles topics at the intersection of leadership, faith and culture. Leadership is challenging. Now more than ever. Today’s leaders need a vision for their leadership that engages culture AND weaves health and wholeness into their companies and communities. But to do this well, leaders need a radically different approach to their leadership. Proverbs 11:10 lays out a bold (and counter-cultural) vision… “when the righteous prosper, the city rejoices.” But what do ...
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SPEAKPact

Antoniette Roze

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Speakers, Authors, & Experts leverage SPEAKPACT to bridge the gap between their expertise and the hosts who book them. It is a stage where experts are empowered, connections are formed, and speaking careers are launched to the next level. Celebrated Speaker Agent and large-scale event producer, Antoniette Roze, brilliantly merges thought leaders in wellbeing and optimum performance with the producers who look for them. Cultivate rapport with producers and veteran speakers who share their ins ...
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Stillwater Los Angeles is a near-weekly podcast hosted by New York City-born comedian/punk rock alumni Ian Russo who moved to Los Angeles County in the summer of 2015. Here, he has one-on-one conversations with comics, writers, actors, songwriters and other creatives mostly in the front seats of his Camry. Rate and subscribe and maybe tell a friend now!
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CHAMPSIDE

CHAMPSIDE

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CHAMPSIDE is creating digital media content based in the latest news, culture, entertainment and sports. We also provide information on growing business and best practices, including how to grow on YouTube, Instagram and Facebook. Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/champside/support
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Kinder is an excellent example of a show taking risks at the Fringe, both for the production and the audience. There are hints on what to expect on paper – a story of a Drag Queen preparing a “comedy roast” but finding out with an hour to go, it’s actually a booking for a children’s story time show. In that short liminal space, there is some theatr…
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Is your speaker brand aligned with your deeper purpose and audience needs? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, discover why success in the speaking industry isn't linear—it requires conscious decisions, sacrifices, and the ability to grow through chaos and challenge. Master the art of inner mastery, which fuels outer success, through continuous s…
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Rob and David engage in a meaningful conversation with two special guests, Dr. Keith Daniel and Steve Swain. Dr. Keith Daniel, co-founder of Resilient Ventures, and Steve Swain, Director of St. Francis Springs Prayer Center, share personal stories and insights into their leadership journeys, emphasizing the necessity for intentionality, proximity, …
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Ten years ago, a single-hander show turned up at the Fringe… Rebecca Perry with ‘Confessions Of A Redheaded Coffeshop Girl’, which starts as “what if a coffeeshop with David Attenborough?” A hook that brought you in, before the performance and the piece delightfully dragged you further… a further that included an interview on this podcast. Ten year…
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One of the delights of the Fringe is learning something new. Theatre is the great educator, hiding it within music, within moments, and sometimes even with mime. For me, the life and work of Sutara Gayle is one of those moments. She was a pioneering female deejay on London’s infamous reggae scene in the 1980s, which earned her a first record contra…
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Are you overlooking the most powerful networking tool right in front of you—your own story? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, discover why mastering networking is a learnable skill—and how, when done with authenticity and intention, it can open doors both online and offline. Uncover how effective communication is the foundation of transformatio…
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One of the key returns for many acts and troupes from the Fringe is to come away with an award. There’s an insane amount of competition to win one, but they can set the tone of your career for the following years. But what does it take to manage and run one of the awards? The ISH Edinburgh Comedy Awards started in the years after Covid-19, and brou…
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There are so many puns available to me from today’s show. “The World’s Greatest Lover” is a new musical debuting at the Fringe, but with international ambitions beyond Pleasance One. Writers Julien Salvia and Ludovic-Alexandre Vidal bring the titular lovers from the annals of history. Romeo, Casanova, Cyrano de Bergerac, the Marquis de Sade and MC …
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Accomplished jazz trumpeter Jay Phelps debuts at the Fringe this year with Miles. It’s a look back on the life of Jazz virtuoso Miles Davis in general, and the creation of the album “Kind Of Blue” in particular. It mixes in many disciplines, including the acting talents of Benjamin Akintuyos as Davis, the music of the album, and Phelps’ music talen…
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What if the secret to getting more speaking gigs wasn’t your talk—but your sales strategy? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn the secrets to building a thriving speaking practice by treating it like a business—not just a stage performance. Discover why every speaker is selling, whether they admit it or not, and how success comes from creat…
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Jay Saunders and Nick Cheng are from Project Comedy; a part of Project Recce, which helps Military Veterans and Service Leavers to move from military service to civilian employment. As they describe it, “military humour is more than just entertainment—it’s a survival tool. It forges camaraderie, boosts morale, and keeps teams strong in the toughest…
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David and Rob discuss leadership, faith, and culture with Tim Spence, CEO of BSA LifeStructures. Tim shares his leadership journey, the importance of being faithful in small things, and how to foster a culture that prioritizes people and purpose. He recounts his transition into the CEO role, emphasizing trust, empowerment, and development. Tim also…
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As week 2 starts here in Edinburgh, let’s welcome Narin Oz to the pod. Returning to the Fringe with her fourth show, Inner Child(ish) sees Oz looking to reconnect with her titular inner child … through the medium of the Tom Hanks motion picture Castaway. Her inner child misbehaves, breaks rules, and flips reality around. Behind all this is Narin le…
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Today, we listen to Annie Lareau talk about her life, which she is bringing to the Fringe in the show Fuselage. Annie was meant to be flying home from the UK with 35 university classmates for Christmas in 1988. They changed to an earlier flight, and Anie, who couldn’t afford the fee, stayed behind, as her friend boarded Pan Am 103. A flight where a…
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1984 is a story that has been told countless times and becomes more relevant every time it is told. Box Tale Soup brings their version of the classic warning to the Edinburgh Fringe this year. I caught up with Noel Byrne to talk about the challenge involved in bringing a classic to the stage. Box Tale Soup has established itself as one of the leadi…
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What if Cabaret, disaster movie, philosophy, and Geri Halliwell? You get Apocalypse Cabaret: Songs for the End of the World! To learn more about this one-woman cabaret show, I talk with Scout Durwood as she brings this dark delight to the Edinburgh Fringe. With a mix of original songs, standards and a dash of existentialism, we’ve got a lot of grou…
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What would happen if you embraced a longevity mindset and helped your audience do the same? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, we uncover why aging should be seen as an opportunity for growth and generativity. Why must speakers emphasize that it's never too late to pursue your passions? Discover how the narrative around aging needs to be reframe…
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One of the delights of the Edinburgh Fringe is finding something that’s just a single step to the side of your average show. It’s in those little side streets where you can find something spectacular. Kit Loyd is on one of those side streets. He’s brought Frenzy to the Fringe, a delightful and engaging mix of comedy, physical theatre, and mime. It’…
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Today’s guest is Saaniya Abbas. From the UAE comedy scene, she is the first local comic to officially debut a solo show at the Edinburgh Fringe this August. How do you go from a sheltered upbringing in New Delhi to a sometimes controversial comedy career? We talk about Sanniya’s background and her first steps in comedy, before finding wider acclaim…
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Some will know him from the dim and distant past as Barry Ferns. Edinburgh Fringe historians will know him as Lionel Ritchie. Others in the comedy scene of 2025 will know him, once more, as Barry Ferns. And there you have the premise for his Fringe show, My Seven Years As Lionel Ritchie. This strong narrative hour charts the highs and lows of being…
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What if the key to landing more paid talks isn’t pitching harder—but giving more? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn why building authentic relationships is essential—most speaking referrals come from people who know, like, and trust you. Discover how to ask for referrals using a bridge phrase that creates buy-in and makes the request feel…
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Rob and David are joined by Ryan O'Donnell, co-founder and CEO of Sunlight, a tech startup focused on improving the foster care system. Ryan shares his journey from launching tech startups to using technology for social good, driven by his personal experience as a foster parent. The discussion dives into the complexities of the foster care system, …
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This week’s Fringe preview takes in not only a Fringe show, but the evolution of social media storytelling itself. Grace Helbig and I start by talking about he early days of content creation on the internet… I started podcasting with the Fringe Show in 2005 while Grace started during the first flush of YouTube in 2006. That starts us down a path of…
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Is AI growing your speaking business—or are you still doing it the hard way? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, discover the secrets of how top speakers leverage AI as a powerful tool to streamline their business processes—from content creation to lead generation. Embracing AI is no longer optional; it's essential for staying competitive in toda…
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As we head through July, we’ll be bringing you preview interviews that help set the scene for Fringe 2025. That could be the history of the Fringe, how traditional and online media impact the arts, the future of the Festival in Edinburgh, and the impact it can have. In our first preview, Ewan Spence meets Henry Naylor to talk about his new solo sho…
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Are you truly listening—or just waiting to speak? Discover how active listening transforms your stage presence. In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, uncover how listening is a foundational skill that enhances your ability to connect meaningfully with any audience. Learn how building strong connections begins even before stepping on stage, emphasiz…
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Rob and David engage with Jesse Marble, entrepreneur and General Partner at Wildwood Ventures. Jesse shares his thoughts on the nature of challenges, stating that hard tasks don't necessarily indicate you're in the wrong situation. The team discusses the intersection of leadership, faith, and culture. Jesse details his unique approach to venture ca…
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Do you have a signature story—or are you just giving speeches? Unlock the storytelling secret that makes your message stick. In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn why visibility is crucial for speakers to succeed—and how it begins with a strong personal brand that reflects your true identity and values. Discover how SEO and consistent messagi…
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The Edinburgh Fringe Show started in 2005, and as Fringe 2025 appears on the horizon, we’re going to get started on our 21st season covering the largest arts festival in the world. We have a few traditions in these parts. One of those is our prologue podcast—a chance to ensure the website, podcast feed, and all the other digital components are read…
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In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn why original content sets you apart and is essential for successful speaking engagements. Understanding your audience’s needs and customizing your presentations accordingly leads to deeper engagement. Gaining confidence in your speaking fees isn’t just about pricing—it reflects the value you bring to the …
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David and Rob engage in a profound conversation with David Swanson, an author and pastor with a deep commitment to justice and reconciliation. They explore the themes of Swanson's book, Rediscipling the White Church, and its impact over the past five years. The discussion delves into the current cultural backlash against diversity, equity, and incl…
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Are you just speaking… or truly transforming lives? Discover why authenticity—not information—is what really moves your audience. In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, discover why authenticity and belief in your subject matter are the foundation of impactful, transformative speaking. Learn how your unique personal experiences and passion shape a s…
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What’s the one preparation step most new speakers overlook before going on stage? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn why having a mentor is important—they push you to be your best in your speaking career by offering guidance and honest feedback. Uncover why researching speaking fees and understanding your audience are crucial steps for new…
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David and Rob engage in a profound conversation with Gregory Thompson, a scholar, writer, and creative strategist. Greg discusses the nature of effective Christian ministry through the renunciation of control and the importance of repairing harm in the context of racial justice. The episode delves into Greg's transformative experiences in Memphis, …
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What if your personal trauma could become the most powerful tool to inspire hope and resilience in your audience? Learn why transforming trauma into a message of growth and hope can create a powerful impact when paired with emotional connection and authentic storytelling. Gain the knowledge to inspire your audience with resilience—not pity—by shari…
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Are you treating your speaking career like a business—or just a side hustle? Discover why resilience is the foundation of a lasting speaking career—your ability to adapt, persist, and evolve will determine your long-term success. Understand that leveraging your unique background—whether athletic, academic, or personal—helps create a compelling stor…
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Rob and David engage in an insightful discussion with Lauren Gill and Missy Wallace, co-authors of Faith and Work: Galvanizing Your Church for Everyday Impact. The conversation explores how work matters deeply to God and how it plays a crucial role in His unfolding plan for the world. The episode focuses on the importance of integrating faith into …
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Are you ready to unlock the mindset of excellence that every top speaker needs? In this episode, discover how an unforgettable talk begins well before stepping on the stage. Effective speaking starts with audience research—not general—but knowing exactly who you are speaking to before getting in front of them. Having the mindset of excellence and a…
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Are you a speaker struggling to consistently attract high-value engagements? In this insightful SPEAKPact episode, learn how to build a income certainty as a serious speaker. Discover how authentic networking, mentorship, and collaboration with other speakers are essential for expanding opportunities and accelerating growth. Unlock the secret to ne…
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David and Rob sit down with Jared Korver, a wealth manager and advocate for just leadership. They delve into the concept of "artificial poverty," how money can paradoxically lead to anxiety, and the importance of generosity and community. Jared shares his journey from dissatisfaction in a high-demand job to finding purpose in wealth management. He …
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What if the key to a thriving speaking career isn’t money—but a mission? Learn that to truly grow as a speaker, you must push yourself beyond your comfort zone and live for a higher purpose, aiming to make a lasting, positive impact. Discover why authenticity in your speaking is non-negotiable—success comes when you practice your voice daily and st…
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When the team is thriving but the leader isn’t, something has to shift. In this episode, Jesse Jones, founder of Fourscore Business Law, shares how executive coaching helped him rediscover purpose, rebuild culture, and step into the hard but holy work of leading with clarity, courage, and conviction. 0:00 Introduction and Personal Struggles 00:52 W…
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What separates a speaker with talent from one who gets booked consistently? Learn how to overcome the fear of public speaking—it often begins with preparation, coaching, and a clear understanding of your "why." Discover why treating your speaking career as a serious business from the start is essential—complete with a strong brand, website, and vid…
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Want to charge more for your speaking gigs without losing your authenticity? Discover how a powerful speaking journey often begins with overcoming a challenging upbringing and choosing impact over income. Learn how creative strategies and smart marketplace positioning can help you maximize your speaking fees while standing out authentically. Unders…
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David and Rob are joined by Dr. Natasha Sistrunk Robinson, an accomplished leader with over 20 years of experience across military, government, church, academic, and nonprofit sectors. Dr. Robinson shares her deep personal and professional journey, touching on her experiences as a black woman in leadership and her commitment to intentional disciple…
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What does it really take to build a fulfilling speaking career while maintaining a balanced life? Learn how writing down your goals daily sharpens your focus and signals your subconscious to help you achieve them. Discover how adversity often reveals a deeper purpose, while unexpected life lessons remind us to be intentional with our time and prior…
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Are you leaving money on the table at every speaking gig? Discover why professional speaking is a powerful tool for growth—but it can also be stressful if not treated as a serious business. Learn powerful tools to help speakers capture leads, build email lists, and generate more business from every engagement. Success in this industry requires cons…
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What’s the #1 mistake emerging speakers make? Hint: It’s NOT just about having a great talk! Learn why defining your brand and personal story is essential for success in speaking, helping you stand out in a competitive market. Understand that knowing your audience and their needs ensures your message is clear, impactful, and accessible. Uncover the…
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Struggling to turn your speaking passion into CONSISTENT profits? Discover the hidden revenue streams every speaker should know! Discover why confidence and connection go hand in hand—knowing your audience and making meaningful connections fuel your likeability and impact. Learn how, beyond speaking fees, speakers can generate revenue through train…
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David and Rob address the current challenges and shifts around diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) within a leadership context. They emphasize staying grounded in faith and conviction rather than being swayed by cultural trends. The conversation bridges practical guidance on maintaining daily rhythms, like those of Biblical figure Daniel, to sup…
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