All Posts from Adam Rich
WHO Lies Beneath – Episode 5 : Prudence Parkinson Kincade
Prudence Parkinson Kincade’s story was a mystery to her descendants until they discovered that she was buried at the Athens Asylum and reached out to us to help put some… Read More
New “National Climate Assessment” says effects of climate change worsening across USA.
Recently, the fifth National Climate Assessment was released by the US government. It is an interagency effort mandated by Congress to provide the scientific foundation for informed decision making about… Read More
Saving Democracy Entails Saving Journalism and Journalists
Newspapers and other forms of news media are disappearing in the wake of more people getting their news through social media, The result, according to the Medill Local News Initiative,… Read More
Using Teachergram for Sustained Professional Development
In special education, as well as the larger teaching field, there exists significant needs for ongoing professional development where teachers can orient with affinity groups that provide support and feedback… Read More
Top job seekers share 12 habits, says William Vanderbloemen
Today’s returning guest is William Vanderbloemen, a pioneer in executive searches for faith-based organizations. Since he started the Vanderbloemen firm 15 years ago, he and his team have done in-depth… Read More
WHO Lies Beneath – Episode 4 : James Douglas and William Black
Sometimes people ended up at the Athens Asylum because none of the other ways society dealt with those who were deemed difficult seemed to work. James Douglas and William Black… Read More
The Need for Computer Science Education
Since the time of Sputnik, national education reform initiatives have made the case for integrating science, technology, engineering, and math into education at greater levels. Dr. Whitney Dove, CEO of… Read More
Trump cases’ legal terms are translated to plain English by two former judges.
Too often legal terms are used, without definitions, by the news media while covering cases involving former President Donald J. Trump. This leads to public misinformation, misunderstanding and confusion. Periodically,… Read More
WHO Lies Beneath – Episode 3 : Ruth Close & Baby Close
According to the Old Athens Lunatic Asylum gravebook, there were three babies who died at the Asylum and weren’t claimed by their families. One of them who was buried in… Read More
Mentorship can change everything, says Gerald Leonard
Not only is today’s return guest, Gerald J. Leonard, an accomplished professional musician, but he is also an expert on workplace culture, strategy and productivity. On top of that, he… Read More
Season 2 Premiere of ‘WHO Lies Beneath – The Asylum’
As we begin season 2 of the WHO Lies Beneath podcast, Cheri and Doug look at the history of the Athens Asylum and what was originally intended for the patients… Read More
A case study of internships at the Ulster (NY) Board of Cooperative Educational Services
Internships are commonly identified as a high-impact learning opportunity for students attending higher education institutions. Less frequently are internships discussed as a valuable learning tool for high school students. In… Read More
Global competence skills and Artificial Intelligence: A discussion with Dana Mortenson
Following the release of ChatGPT, artificial intelligence has rapidly become one of the most disruptive technology innovations in education. Though still early in adoption, the near-future impact of AI on… Read More
Your story on LinkedIn can attract opportunities, says Donna Serdula
When it was launched about 20 years ago, LinkedIn felt like a fancy Rolodex — a robust digital address book for professionals. But today this platform (now owned by Microsoft)… Read More
It matters how you decide, says Aaron Finegold
The value of good decision-making is a theme in this episode. Our guest is Aaron Mitchell Finegold, the chief marketing officer at Kingsley Gate, a global executive search firm. As… Read More
Young people can impact global issues, says Erin Lewellen
Today we explore ways to help young people prepare for careers that are meaningful. Our guest, Erin Lewellen, had an opportunity as a college student to live in Cape Town,… Read More
Cultivate an authentic brand, says digital strategist Tyler Mount
In this episode we talk about personal branding, and about how your brand impacts your career, whether or not you choose to manage it. Our lively guest, Tyler Mount, is… Read More
Consider side-gigs & be flexible, suggests innovator Alex Atwood
Our guest, Alex Atwood, has been interested in creating and managing businesses since childhood. And in the last 20 years this serial entrepreneur has created and led 4 startups in… Read More
You can short-circuit stress, says neuropsychologist Amy Serin
According to Dr. Amy Serin, many in our society suffer from stress, anxiety and all sorts of trauma. Our nervous systems are over-active; we lie awake at night, consumed by… Read More
Smarter collaboration serves both employers and employees, says Professor Heidi Gardner
Heidi Gardner is a Distinguished Fellow at Harvard Law School, a former professor at Harvard Business School, and the leader of multiple executive education programs. She and her team have… Read More
A portfolio of jobs means a safer career, says Harvard expert Christina Wallace
The term “work/life balance” can feel simplistic because the relationship between your career and the rest of your life can be complicated and intense. Our guest today, Christina Wallace, a… Read More
The ABC Players present “The Lion in Winter” on June 25 at Stuarts Opera House
Robin Barnes invites the ABC Players to Studio B to talk about the upcoming performance of “The Lion in Winter”. The ABC Players staged reading of The Lion in Winter… Read More
The book Commencement describes a new era in higher ed
This episode is about your opportunity to help shape the future of higher education. Our guests are Kate Colbert and Joe Sallustio, EdD, the authors of Commencement, a massive and… Read More
Remote teams can thrive, says expert Kevin Eikenberry
Our return guest, Kevin Eikenberry, is widely known as one the world’s top leadership experts. And his comments are always fun, interesting, timely and helpful. In this episode, Kevin shares… Read More
David Collins, award winning producer, gives insights into his career
David Collins, an eight-time Grammy award winner, has been producing groundbreaking films, documentaries, television and streaming projects for over 25 years. The common thread to his expansive body of work… Read More
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