Introducing Broadcasting School from The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast.

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Rennae brings fellow ESPN commentator Caroline Wozniaki to the pod for the first time to catch up with her comeback, a recap of the Coco Gauff/Paula Badosa match and her predictions for the rest of the tournament. Then Joan Rivers/Andrea Petkovic recaps Aryna Sabalenka’s slugfest against Anastasia Pavlyuchenkova, chides the Australian tv pundit Tony Jones over his Novak Djokovic taunts and asks the most important question: Should we all go to broadcasting school?

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After five highjackers take control of an EgyptAir flight and begin executing passengers, a woman silently says goodbye to her loved ones when the hijackers pick her to be the next one to die. A surfer loses half of the blood in his body when a great white shark clamps its jaws around his entire torso and shakes him like a rag doll. A young mother is repeatedly assaulted and strangled in front of her 3-year-old son.

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Introducing MBA2573 Q&A Wednesday: How Do I Know If My Business Idea Is Worth Pursuing? from The $100 MBA Show.

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Did you know that 42% of startups fail because there’s no market need for their product or service? That’s not just a statistic – it’s a wake-up call for entrepreneurs everywhere. But here’s the good news: you can avoid becoming part of that number by validating your business idea before investing your time, money, and dreams into it.

In this Q&A Wednesday episode, Omar answers Steph’s crucial question about validating business ideas, sharing a practical step-by-step framework that helped him build and sell his software company, WebinarNinja. Discover how to identify genuine market problems, define your perfect target audience, and test for real demand – not just polite nods from friends and family.

Learn why most entrepreneurs are doing validation completely backward, and get the exact process for creating a minimal viable product that people actually want to buy. Plus, find out the counter-intuitive approach Omar used to validate WebinarNinja before a single line of code was even written.

Want to know if your business idea has legs before you bet the farm on it? Hit play to discover how to test your concept in the real world and get honest answers about its potential.

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A young mother and her cousin are shot by a deranged gunman. A couple hiking in a national park must fight for their lives when they're attacked by a ferocious mountain lion. A quick stop at a gas station
threatens the life of a woman when she's taken hostage by a violent criminal on the run from the police.

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Introducing MBA2564 Q&A Wednesday: How Can I Effectively Manage My Remote Team? from The $100 MBA Show.

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Wondering how to make sure your remote team is productive and on track when you can’t physically see them? Not sure if everyone’s actually working or just binge-watching their favorite shows? If that’s got you scratching your head, today’s lesson is just for you.

Omar is diving into his tried-and-true strategies from 15 years of leading remote teams. He’ll break down how to set crystal-clear expectations, maintain open communication, build trust, and pick the right tools to make sure your team is crushing it, wherever they are. Get ready for some practical tips you can start using right away to keep remote work chaos at bay.

Managing remote teams can be challenging so hit play at the top of the page and start embracing remote work and create a thriving team!

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A heart-wrenching drama unfolds when a man struggles to save himself and his family from drowning in frigid waters, and a female prison officer uses her strength and quick thinking skills to stay alive during the
longest prison siege in U.S. history.

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Introducing What Is Your Life's Purpose? | Oprah's Book Club with Eckhart Tolle from The Oprah Podcast.

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Oprah’s Book Club: Presented by Starbucks offers a conversation with global thought leader Eckhart Tolle about his groundbreaking work, "A New Earth," which has sold fifteen million copies worldwide. Oprah says it has had more effect on her than "any other book by a living author."

Eckhart talks about overcoming cancer and reveals simple, transformative lessons on diminishing ego and becoming a more conscious human being. Oprah and Eckhart also engage readers, including the actor Chris Evans, as they share their favorite teachings and quotes from the book.

Eckhart and Oprah are joined by a live audience at the Starbucks Reserve® Empire State Building® store for conversation over the new Starbucks Cortado, a small but robust coffee classic made with three Starbucks® Blonde Roast ristretto shots and velvety steamed milk.

Whether you're new to Eckhart's work, or have been forever changed by his wisdom, this is the conversation for our times.

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Two students and a professor at Virginia Tech University manage to survive the April 16, 2007, massacre at the school. A Minneapolis school bus with 52 children plummets 45 feet when a bridge collapses in August 2007. 

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Introducing Travel Diaries with Nick Pachelli from The Rennae Stubbs Tennis Podcast.

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Rennae and Caitlin sit down with Nick Pachelli, author of the tennis world's most coveted coffee-table travel book The Tennis Court, to discuss his favorite travel destinations, which locations might appear in a hypothetical sequel book, and which tennis personalities we all think would make for the best travel companions. Let us know your picks in the comments/reviews!

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**For this History This Week special feature, Sally interviews director Robert Eggers about his new historically inspired film, Nosferatu.**

Winter, 1476. Vlad III is a prince in Wallachia, in present-day Romania. He is a violent man, so violent that he earns the nickname "Vlad the Impaler." He also has another name that he inherited from his father: Dracula.

Dracula is constantly fighting for his crown, but today, that fight will come to an end. His headless body will be discovered in a marsh, stuck down by his enemies. But his legend will live on.

Dracula pops up in stories throughout Europe over the next few centuries, until author Bram Stoker decides to combine this legend with the latest fictional craze, vampires. His book, Dracula, becomes the king of the genre. It inspires numerous adaptations, including a silent film called Nosferatu. It's considered one of the most important horror movies in history.

Over 100 years later, director Robert Eggers has reimagined the original Nosferatu and adapted it for a modern audience. In a conversation with Eggers, we asked, how did he make a blood-sucking monster feel like a historical figure? And where do vampires fit into our lives today?

Special thanks to Robert Eggers, director of Nosferatu. We also used a great book to help research this episode, Dracula: Prince of Many Faces, by Radu Florescu and Raymond McNally.

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