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  • Episode #86: John Schrup with Sandra Beck
    Sandra Beck & Linda Franklin of Powered Up Talk Radio speak with John Schrup about what you need to know about getting a job in your 40s, 50s and 60s. John Schrup, owner of CPR MY Career gives best practices for Job Search on the Internet.Learn more at www.cprmycareer.com.
    58 min
  • Episode #81: Susan Sokol Blosser with Sandra Beck
    Sandra Beck and Linda Franklin of Poweredup Talk Radio welcome Susan Sokol Blosser, author of Letting Go. When women were rarely decision makers in business or agriculture, Susan Sokol Blosser, a pioneer in the Oregon wine industry, distinguished herself in both. For over three decades, Susan managed every aspect of the Sokol Blosser Winery operation. As vineyard manager from 1980-1990, she drove the tractor, did hand work (pruning, suckering, pulling leaves, and thinning the crop), and used a forklift to load grapes onto flatbed trucks. As president from 1991-2007, she saw Sokol Blosser grow to become one of the largest and most innovative Oregon wineries, with national and international distribution.
    Susan was a forerunner in instituting environmentally friendly business practices at Sokol Blosser and practicing the triple bottom line concept of people, planet, profit. With its certified organic vineyard, the first LEED (US Green Building Council’s certification) certified winery building in the US, and business practices based on the Natural Step model of sustainability, the winery made social responsibility and its environmental ethic priorities, while still pursuing its vision of producing remarkable wines.
    Then, at the height of her career, she did something rare in family businesses — she chose to transition control of the winery to her children. Not one to go quietly into retirement, Susan focused her energies on the local community, founding the Yamhill Enrichment Society (YES) in 2011. It was created, says Susan, “to enrich Yamhill County with projects in education and the arts, food and agriculture, history and community. YES strives to find innovation, creativity, collaboration and efficiency in all of its endeavors.” Susan holds a B.A. from Stanford University, a M.A.T. from Reed College, and an Honorary Doctorate of Public Service from the University of Portland, citing her entrepreneurship within the context of environmental and social responsibility. She’s received Lifetime Achievement Awards from Women for WineSense and the Oregon Wine Board and is a Lifetime Trustee of the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry and Marylhurst University.
    She and her husband, Russ Rosner, Sokol Blosser’s Winemaker Emeritus, live in a home at the vineyard with three cats, eight chickens and a Tibetan Terrier.
    58 min
  • Episode #80: David Zyla with Sandra Beck
    Sandra Beck and Linda Franklin of Powered Up Talk Radio interview David Zyla available also on Itunes.
    Emmy® Award-winning Stylist and Best-Selling Author David Zyla empowers thousands to discover their authentic style and show the world who they really are.
    David Zyla has long advocated that there exists no one color or item of clothing that flatters everyone and makes them feel their absolute, confident best. He believes that every human being possesses an individual palette of flattering colors and a style that is uniquely their own. By honoring and wearing these colors, found in our eyes, hair and skin, we not only illuminate ourselves, but we build the confidence needed to attract love, enhance our power, restore our energy, make a lasting impression and show the world who we really are. Much more than just fashion, David’s platform is about embracing the most authentic, very best versions of ourselves, using color as the foundation.
    David Zyla’s unique platform on style makes him a frequently quoted authority on fashion and color in the media. He has been featured in a variety of broadcast media including The View, The Nate Berkus Show, Martha Stewart Living Radio, The Jane Pauley Show, Playboy Radio and CNN Style. He has been profiled in People and The New Yorker, and his work has been featured in publications including Life & Style, USA Today, Traditional Home, Cosmopolitan, Women’s Wear Daily, Brides Magazine, Good Housekeeping, Reuters, The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times.
    His latest book How to Win at Shopping will be published on January 27, 2015. The Color of Style was published by Dutton on February 4, 2010, and was followed by the paperback Color Your Style published by Plume on January 25, 2011.
    58 min
  • Dr. Ronit Lami Part 2 of 2
    Sandra Beck of Powered Up Talk Radio inteviews Dr. Ronit Lami giving a powerful message of personal power and self-discovery and awareness. Dr. Ronit Lami is a registered member of the Californian Board of Psychology, a Licensed Clinical Hypnotherapist and a member of the National Council of Hypnotherapy. Learn more about Dr. Lami at www.DrLami.com
    53 min

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