Success Made to Last Legends Success Made to Last

Inside the story of World Emblem is the tale of perserverance, courage, overcoming the odds and tenaciousness. 

The company's zero moment of truth came when the founder called his son Randy with the news that the company was closing. Together as a family, they started over again and built an enterprise that today, produces over 1 million emblems and patches every single day. 

Hear Randy's zero of moment when his son survived a car accident leaving him in a perilous position. 

This podcast has triumph embroidered on it. 

Visit www.worldemblem.com to engage with this great company.

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Kimberly met Vitaly. The Paley's partnership started in New York City. She was a professional dancer. He a talented musician that attended Julliard. His family had immigrated from Russia. To make ends meet, both worked in the restaurant industry. There they met and envisoned a future marriage.
 
Moved to France for a year to train as a Michelin two star restaurant. Kimberly worked the front and Vitaly was in the kitchen. Married in December 1988, they just celebrated their 35th anniversary. 

Restaurants united them. Using knowledge to master the cullnary skills, they eventually opened up their own restaurant in Portland.  Wineries opened, the source of food was extraordinary. 

Now, they are letting the next generation that they mentored, take over the reins. It was a rewarding 27 years of running their own enterprises. 

Listen to the Paleys talk about PAUSING. Through James Beard awards and winning the Iron Chef, they pause to reflect on lives of significance. 

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Stew Redwine provides such a clear vision for podcasting and podcasters with "love thy audience." 

He optimistly predicts explosive growth for podcasting because of the backlash of anti-screens. He opines that it's okay to listen to content, but it's not okay to over expose your children to too much screen time. 

Hear Stew's unique perspective on sonic branding and the importance of sound. He talks about the linkage of sound to emotion and how sound makes you feel. 

Enjoy the conversation, especially on significance. Stew talks about helping others and reflects on his own personal relationships that are altered by giving. 

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Legendary leader and author Maisie Ganzler graces our studio and riffs about her book "You Can't Market Manure at Lunchtime: And Other Lessons from the Food Industry for Creating a More Sustainable Company. 

During Maisie's 30 year tenure at Bon Appetit Management Company, she shaped the overall strategic direction, especially in her years as Chief Strategy and Brand Officer. The daughter of two non-profit leaders, the rebellious girl from a bohemian home turned out to be a leading advocate. 
Witness her TED Talk "How the Humane Sausage Gets Made." 

Enjoy this illuminating conversation and buy the book. 

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The Blazy Awards are presented annually to outstanding musicians and songwriters, celebrating their success and significance over the past year. The theme of this year's event Be Inspired.

Kent Blazy, Hall of Fame Songwriter, host this awards program that features Song of the Year, Album of the Year, The Blazy's Newcomer of the Year, Musician of the Year, Sound Engineer of the Year, Duet of the Year, and The Blazy Lifetime Achievement Award.

Please visit www.kentblazy.com to become a candidate for The Blazy Newcomer of the Year.

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We all have our heroes. Two of mine are Doug Momary and Emmy Joe, the stars and pioneers of the hit children's television series The New Zoo Revue. 

Hear the genesis of the series, the bean bag frog named Freddie, the support of Mattel, the supporting cast, the birth of children, the journey of 196 shows supported by over 600 original songs. 

Doug and Emmy Joe are so gracious, so kind, so loving. Their focus on kindness and relationships back to 1970, had stickiness. The series was syndicated into the 1990's and has now gained renewed interests with the next generation. 

Enjoy this magical conversation with two beautiful people that had a simple, profound idea that has enduring positive impact to this day.


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