The Afterword on the Best of 2020

12/21/20 • 37 min

The Afterword: A Conversation About the Future of Words

This was one of our most popular episodes this Year! We can all relate to the shortages and limited numbers of items this year. We are re-releasing this fantastic conversation.

When we think about how goods get to us, from end to end and back again, what are the issues that impact consumers and citizens? How can links in the supply chain promote or derail how products get to us? How do the stories behind these systems influence the global market?

What are the success stories we can learn from and how do the failures teach us how to solve problems? Dr. Mark Ferguson of USC and Scott Luton from Supply Chain Now Radio have answers to these questions and stories you will not want to miss.

This was one of our most popular episodes this Year! We can all relate to the shortages and limited numbers of items this year. We are re-releasing this fantastic conversation.

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The Afterword Best of 2020

This is a re-release of our MOST downloaded episode for 2020.

Presidential election years are usually busy for those who are interested in politics. But most of us are actually more affected by our local legislators. Knowing the stories behind the people we send to represent us is vital.

Deb Sofield is a speaker, author and coach who helps her clients find their voices and use them effectively. Phyllis Henderson was a state representative from 2010-2018 and currently serves as a development specialist for an educational institution.

In our conversation with these two guests, we learn the power of personal stories on the campaign trail. This is timely information that may help all of us navigate the 2020 election season.

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The Afterword on mental illness and suicide prevention

Behind the statistics regarding mental health and suicide, is a person, a family and a community.

Often, the journey of mental illness leads down dark roads. Thankfully, there are tools and resources that safely help guide and promote wellness. On this episode of The Afterword, we have a vital and authentic conversation with Terry Lee of Overflow Foundation and Dr. Kathryn Greene-McCreight an author and Episcopal priest at Yale.

Terry and Kathryn share their own stories of grief and explain how to let go of pain. Bringing awareness and hope to others through education, advocacy and conversation is a key element of this topic.