Friends from Wild Places
Business Owner Professionals and entrepreneurs from all over the world come to speak to me and tell me why they do what they do and their vision. I feature a Non-profit Org to spread awareness. I share bookkeeping tips and stories from my life as a business owner. Inspiring other business owners by showing the wild hearts of entrepreneurs and how they cannot be tamed. And just to chat, laugh, and enjoy one another. Shireen approaches business and life, in general, through the lens of wanting to multiply the light in the world. Whether client, colleague, or friend, she has...
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Can A Jury Stay Unbiased?
<p>A CEO is killed on a New York sidewalk, a suspect is arrested after a multi-day manhunt, and the public reaction splits in a way that should worry anyone who cares about justice. Some people see a cold-blooded murder. Others see payback for a broken, for-profit healthcare system. We sit with that discomfort and ask the question that would hang over any courtroom: if you were on the jury, could you separate your own insurance anger from the facts of a violent crime?<br/><br/><b>Nancy Alleyne</b></p>LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nancy-a-aa244848/<p><br/>...
Albanian Culture In Five Big Flavors
<p>Albania isn’t just a place on a map, it’s a feeling, and once you hear how Albanians treat guests, you understand why travelers come back changed. We sit down with Anila Nicklos to unpack Albanian culture in a way that’s practical and vivid: what hospitality looks like in real life, why the food matters so much, what makes the Albanian language unique, and how a small country can hold mountains, rivers, lakes, and sea views within minutes of each other. If you’ve been searching for Albania travel tips, Albanian culture facts, or a fresh perspective on ident...
Beyond Checkbox Leadership
<p>Checkbox diversity is easy. Building a culture where people feel seen, trusted, and excited to do great work is the real challenge, and it starts with something surprisingly simple: getting to know each other as humans. We sit down with Anila, a diversity strategist and community advocate, to unpack what leaders can do right now to create high-performance teams rooted in shared purpose. We talk about the practical habits that make inclusion real, from curiosity about other cultures to small relationship-building moves that turn “team” into something people can feel.</p><p><b>Anila Nicklos</b></p>Tel: +1 216-870-105...
What Stays True When Everything Changes
<p>If you had no witnesses and only your word to offer, what would convince a jury you’re telling the truth? We start with that uncomfortable question while unpacking a high profile attempted murder trial in Hawaii, then follow the thread where it really leads: integrity, consistency, and what your life says about you when the stakes are high.</p><p><b>Anila Nicklos</b></p>Tel: +1 216-870-1054Email: anila@icaremm.comLinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/anila-nicklos<p><br/>Then we welcome our special guest, Anila Nicklos, originally from Tirana, Albania. Anila brings the kind of insight th...
Are You Confusing Opinion With Fact
<p>The hardest part of growth is not moving countries, changing careers, or chasing bigger goals. It’s learning how to be yourself without letting comparison steal your confidence. Franklin joins us to talk candidly about that inner fight, what it feels like to live between cultures, and how self-belief becomes a daily practice rather than a personality trait you either have or don’t. </p><p><br/></p><p><b>Franklin Moya</b></p>Website: https://jfranklin.eu/Email: j.franklin.art@hotmail.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfranklinme/<p><br/>We also spotlight Toastmasters International, a worldwide nonpr...
Writing Through The Storm
<p>COVID didn’t just disrupt Franklin’s career, it cracked his life open and forced a choice: sink into the loss or finally write the book he’d been carrying since he was 19. He chose the page. What follows is a candid, human story about reinvention, rejection, and how creative work can become a lifeline when your “stable plan” disappears overnight.</p><p><br/></p><p><b>Franklin Moya</b></p>Website: https://jfranklin.eu/Email: j.franklin.art@hotmail.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfranklinme/<p><br/>Then the conversation turns personal development and a question that reshaped e...
Feel The Fear And Do It Anyway
<p>Then we shift from crime to courage. Our guest, Franklin Moyle, known artistically as Jay Franklin, joins us for his first-ever podcast and does it in his second language. He opens up about the quote that shaped his life: “Feel the fear and do it anyway” from Susan Jeffers. We talk about self-confidence, imposter syndrome, and the uncomfortable truth that many people who look fearless are simply better at hiding their fear. If you’re building a business, changing careers, or trying to speak up in public, this conversation is a grounded reminder that bravery is a practice, not a pers...
Waiting For The Right Door To Open
<p>What if the closed doors in your life are actually signposts? We sit down with Michael Perie—mortuary educator, industry pro, and calming presence—to unpack how faith, timing, and real rest can shape a career that serves people at their most tender moments. Michael shares why he waits for clarity before moving, how doing “nothing” on purpose refills his tank, and why a steady voice can change the temperature of a room, a graveside, or a classroom.</p><p><b>Michael Perie</b></p>Website: http://www.mp-educates.com/Email: mike_perie@yahoo.comLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/micha...
Listening First, Leading Better
<p>What if the fastest way to lead better is to talk less and listen more? Michael of MP Educates joins us to share how intentional listening, humble feedback, and clear boundaries helped him grow as a father, pastor, mortuary professional, and educator—without burning out. His story begins with a hard truth: answering before someone finishes speaking isn’t leadership, it’s fear. By slowing down and watching for nonverbal cues, he built trust, learned what actually works, and made smarter choices under pressure.</p><p><b>Michael Perie</b></p>Website: http://www.mp-educates.com/Email: mike_perie@yahoo...
From Courts To Cadavers
<p>A brutal New Jersey murder case, a debate over DNA and motive, and a pastor–mortician who walked away from an NBA dream—this conversation brings heat and heart in equal measure. We open by pulling apart the Colts Neck mansion murders, asking how juries should weigh physical evidence when media narratives muddy the water. Do life insurance policies and business disputes make greed a credible motive, or does the sheer cruelty toward family strain belief? We explore reasonable doubt, tunnel vision, and the limits of what jurors actually hear.</p><p><b>Michael Perie</b></p>Website: http://www...
