Pieces of Thinking
Things that make you go "Well now, that's an interesting thought." Life happens so quickly that there are times we miss the smaller things happening around us. On 'Pieces of Thinking', we're going to talk about those odd little items. From professional actors and professional photographers, to dj's from the 80's. All of them offer some very unique and special insights, all of them offering us a glimpse into a different arena in life. So let's take an hour and a half and talk about things. Pieces of Thinking: Mondays at 9pm to 10:30pm EST Fridays at 9pm to 10:30pm EST
Episodes
Now, we get to talk with Ewa Mataya Laurance in a more personal setting, to find out what it takes to not only become a powerhouse world champion, but also stay...
Our guest this week is Dimitris Agrafiotis, an entrepreneur through many different aspects of business, as well as the types of business. A few simple things you might need to know: he was neither born with a silver spoon in his mouth n...
This week we get a rare opportunity to ask those, and many other questions, to Phil Busardo. From early days to now, we're going to take a look at his path that has brought him to traveling the world for the products he and Dimitris Agrafiotis created.
** This show contains some foul language. *...
How often have we been driving down the road, tapping our foot to the music, when the DJ comes on the radio and tells us about the news or new place to hang out? Yet, how often did we ever stop to think what the gu...
Yet the evolution of the genre (like many things time has changed) has lost some of it's roots,...
That’s where the buck stops, the position of ultimate authority within any company or organization.
Yet many may not be ready for the pitfalls that are attached to that very same position. Fewer still would come to the conclusion that being a CEO is much more than a career move. Like most jobs, you either seem to have a k...
We all know someone who is currently trying their best to deal with depression. They put a glad face on it when we see them, but in their own home, they feel trapped, unable to go on.
We also know someone who is having issues with anxiety, not knowing what is happening next. They live their lives with a suffering we just don't see.
Ranking...
Who is she?
Michelle Lynn Ascano.
Her path in life has been challenging, moving from being in the Army to that of a Professional Photographer. Growing her vision has, at times, taken her to almost rock bottom in her life, and yet she not only overcame the hurdles, she now runs ...
From being the face of Winston cigarettes to today, his life has taken several radical changes. Speaking out against the large tobacco company left him demonized and publicly shamed, he has taken his fight to even greater lengths.
We're going to b...
What are they? Actors, and actresses.
People often think it might be an easy job, or a cushy job, or a job with fame and fortune. Often, we do not take time to think of the entire cast you see on the screen. The people there, just in the background. The job they have? Multi-faceted, demanding, long hours and so much more.
This week, we're going...
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