Advice From Someone Else's Dad podcast

On the Season 2 debut of Lost Cultures: Living Legacies , we travel to Bermuda, an Atlantic island whose history spans centuries and continents. Once uninhabited, Bermuda became a vital stop in transatlantic trade, a maritime stronghold, and a cultural crossroads shaped by African, European, Caribbean, and Native American influences. Guests Dr. Kristy Warren and Dr. Edward Harris trace its transformation from an uninhabited island to a strategic outpost shaped by shipwrecks, colonization, the transatlantic slave trade, and the rise and fall of empires. Plus, former Director of Tourism Gary Phillips shares the story of the Gombey tradition, a vibrant performance art rooted in resistance, migration, and cultural fusion. Together, they reveal how Bermuda’s layered past continues to shape its people, culture, and identity today. You can also find us online at ⁠travelandleisure.com/lostcultures Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Great and practical advice about how to manage life at work. We answer all your questions, interview amazing young CEOs, and read you workplace nightmares! Email us at questions@someoneelsesdad.com.

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Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Email F-bombs, LinkedIn cold calls & Isaac Rudansky, CEO of AdVenture Media 23:24

vor 6 years23:24

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Political differences at work, listener's questions on LinkedIn cold calls, f-bombs in emails, plus Peter interview with Isaac Rudansky, CEO of AdVenture Media, the industry guru on Google Ads. He is now stopped on the street by people the millions who've watched his how-to YouTube videos.

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Paid less than coworkers, no-show interviewer, and Connor Diemand-Yauman, CEO of Philanthropy U 23:39

vor 6 years23:39

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Peter and Jamie discuss being paid less that coworkers, and answer questions on personal info leaks and interviewer no-shows. Peter interviews Connor Diemand-Yauman, CEO of Philanthropy University (philanthropyu.org), which provides training to under-resourced global organizations. Connor said he had no grand career plan, but wanted to do something education. That led to doing very different things like teaching rural poor in Africa and running b2b at Coursera, the online education platform. Plus, this week's workplace nightmare!…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Hiring for a boring job, career paths, and Leah Cohen-Shohet, Forbes 30 Under 30 23:12

vor 6 years23:12

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Peter and Jamie discuss young people's overly defined career paths and answer questions on hiring for a boring job and dealing with a boss who calls you out to a client. Peter interviews Leah Cohen-Shohet, one of Forbes Magazine’s 30 Under 30, who helped grow the financial technology startup Symphony in only a few years. Leah is very focused on setting goals and sticking with them. Plus, this week's workplace nightmare!…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Vendors Hit on Jamie, Not Fitting In and Micah Weinberg, CEO of California Forward 24:19

vor 6 years24:19

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Jamie talks about how business vendors almost always hit on her! Call-in questions on 1) not fitting in and 2) negotiating salary over email. Plus Peter interviews Micah Weinberg, CEO of California Forward (cafwd.org), an amazing organization that helps California constituents turn ideas into public policy. He encourages young people to get a lot of real-world business training before joining groups like his so they have great skills before "changing the world." And of course we read your workplace nightmares! Leave a question at 347-857-7294 at questions@someoneelsesdad.com, or anonymously at someoneelsesdad.com/podcast . Don't forget to subscribe and comment!…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Jason Griffith, CEO of SiteCompli 25:53

vor 6 years25:53

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Peter interviews Jason Griffith, CEO of SiteCompli where he learns why the company has been consistently ranked as one of Crain's best places to work. Hint: all employees worked together to come up with six culture pillars, which are presented beautifully on the wall. As a result all employees consistently bring "their A-game to work." Extras! Check us out on www.instagram.com/someoneelsesdad to see SiteCompli's totally cool conference table made entirely of LEGOs! This week Peter and Jamie talk about an office banner saying "Bow Down, Bitches!", answer questions about motivating a lackluster young workforce and about not receiving a "promised" bonus. We also read your workplace nightmares! Leave a question at 347-857-7294 at questions@someoneelsesdad.com, or anonymously at someoneelsesdad.com/podcast . Don't forget to subscribe and comment!…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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AJ Vaynerchuk co-founder of VaynerMedia. CEO of VaynerSports 24:03

vor 6 years24:03

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Peter interviews AJ Vaynerchuk, co-founder of VaynerMedia and CEO of VaynerSports to hear how his mentor-- older brother Gary Vaynerchuk-- gave him some great pointers, but how he has very specific ways to help their business succeed. Extras! Check us out on https://www.instagram.com/someoneelsesdad to see some GaryVee words of wisdom hanging around the office and to see how "garage sale-ing" gives you everything you need to know about business. This week Peter and Jamie answer your questions about people making comments on ethnic workplace-appropriate clothing and deciding whether a master's degree is worth it. We also read your workplace nightmares! Leave a question at 347-857-7294 at questions@someoneelsesdad.com, or anonymously at someoneelsesdad.com/podcast Don't forget to subscribe and comment!…

Advice From Someone Else's Dad

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Jane Hong CEO Of Paintbox 23:05

vor 6 years23:05

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Peter interviews Jane Hong, CEO of upscale nail salon Paintbox to hear how mentors helped Jane transition from banking to the beauty industry. Read more about Paintbox at paint-box.com. Extras! Check us out on https://www.instagram.com/p/B2KYm2Khulh/ to see Peter get his first mani on one finger. Looks like he's bleeding, but he's assured it's cool. This week Peter and Jamie answer your questions about mentors vs. sponsors and taking the full two weeks of two weeks' notice. We also read your workplace nightmares! Leave a question at 347-857-7294 at questions@someoneelsesdad.com, or anonymously at someoneelsesdad.com/podcast…

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