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Sep 14, 2026
The Onion’s Ambitious Plan to Save Infowars — and Itself | 1 Smart Business Story
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0:31Chloe AielloHOST
In this episode, you're going to learn how an unlikely duo turned the onion around from near extinction, why they purchased InfoWars, and how two seemingly contradictory businesses can live in the same ecosystem.
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0:43Chloe AielloHOST
Plus, one brutal lesson startup founders need to learn early for this week's action item.
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0:49Chloe AielloHOST
That's coming up on this edition of One Smart Business Story after a short break.
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0:56speaker_2ADVERTISER
They say that every day your business is late to AI, you fall two days behind.
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19:00Sam BlumGUEST
Yeah, thank you.
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19:00Sam BlumGUEST
Great to be here again.
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19:02Chloe AielloHOST
We'll return in just a minute for action items.
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19:09speaker_2ADVERTISER
They say that every day your business is late to AI, you fall two days behind.
Final Report of the President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing-President's Task Force on 21st Century Policing
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46:21Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
These were critical infrastructure changes centered on the need to improve the internal systems that would build accountability and transparency inside and outside the organization," noted Commissioner Batts.
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46:34Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
1.2.1 Action Item The U.S. Department of Justice should develop and disseminate case studies that provide examples where past injustices were publicly acknowledged by law enforcement agencies in a manner to help build community trust.
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46:51Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
1.3 Recommendation law enforcement agencies should establish a culture of transparency and accountability in order to build public trust and legitimacy this will help ensure decision-making is understood and in accord with stated policy one point three point one action item to embrace a culture of transparency law enforcement agencies should make all department policies available for public review and regularly post on the department's website information about stops, summonses, arrests, reported crime, and other law enforcement data aggregated by demographics.
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47:29Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
1.3.2. action item when serious incidents occur including those involving alleged police misconduct agencies should communicate with citizens and the media swiftly openly and neutrally respecting areas where the law requires confidentiality one way to promote neutrality is to ensure that agencies and their members do not release background information on involved parties While a great deal of information is often publicly available, this information should not be proactively distributed by law enforcement.
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48:03Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
1.4 Recommendation Law enforcement agencies should promote legitimacy internally within the organization by applying the principles of procedural justice.
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48:13Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
Organizational culture created through employee interaction with management can be linked to officers' interaction with citizens.
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49:19Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
Research shows that agencies should also use tools that encourage employee and supervisor collaboration and foster strong relationships between supervisors and employees.
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49:30Colleen McMahonNARRATOR
A more effective agency will result from a real partnership between the chief and the staff and a shared approach to public safety.
Don’t Automate a Dumpster Fire: How to Make Legal Tech Actually Work feat. Jordan Ostroff
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30:10Seth KuntzHOST
So we've talked a lot about how to implement technology, how to spot technology that can solve problems for you.
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30:17Seth KuntzHOST
What's the action item from this? What do you want people to go do with this information? What's that first step you want them to take?
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30:24Jordan OstroffGUEST
The great question.
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30:25Jordan OstroffGUEST
So I would suggest do a time audit.
Rusty Stahl - What is one thing I can do right now to help protect the nonprofit sector?
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49:56Martha SchumacherHOST
And rumor has it, years later, they're still all sitting there in those comfy, ergonomic Herman Miller chairs at a sturdy desk to this day.
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50:07Martha SchumacherHOST
This is just a prime example of how he answered the question, how are you keeping staff and keeping them inspired? Now for your action item.
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50:18Martha SchumacherHOST
Today, I would like you to think about one healthy change you can make in your work routine.
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50:23Martha SchumacherHOST
I mentioned changing one weekly meeting from Zoom to phone.
Report on Securing and Growing the Digital Economy-The Commission on Enhancing National Cybersecurity
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2:29Larry WilsonNARRATOR
The Commission's process was open and transparent, building on previous initiatives and the latest information from a wide range of experts and the public.
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2:40Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Drawing on these resources, the Commission has identified six imperatives for enhancing cybersecurity, along with specific recommendations and action items supporting each imperative.
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2:53Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Successful implementation of our recommendations will require significant commitment from both the public and private sectors and extensive cooperation and collaboration between the two.
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3:05Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Indeed, enhancing the state of national cybersecurity will require the coordinated effort of a wide range of organizations and individuals.
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14:21Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Resilience must be a core component of any cybersecurity strategy.
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14:26Larry WilsonNARRATOR
Today's dynamic cyber threat environment demands a risk management approach for responding to and recovering from an attack.
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14:34Larry WilsonNARRATOR
After building on those points of agreement and identifying foundational principles, the Commission organized their findings into six major imperatives, which together contain a total of 16 recommendations and 53 associated action items.
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14:50Larry WilsonNARRATOR
The imperatives are 1.
Environment Shapes Experience: Create A SUPER Sacred Space! Supersize Your Business Annual Challenge Day 236!
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7:08Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
Otherwise, I will, of course, be with you tomorrow.
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7:11Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
Oh, other action item.
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7:14Sharon Horne-EllstromHOST
What is your spiritual goal between now and the end of the year? All right, bye.
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How the Get Paid First Principle Actually Works in Wealth Building
Aug 22 · 3 Mentions
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16:05Marcus ChenHOST
Treat upfront payments as working capital that you invest safely until you've fulfilled your obligations.
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16:12Marcus ChenHOST
Action Item 1.
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16:13Marcus ChenHOST
Audit your payment timing for all income sources and identify your current position in the payment hierarchy.
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16:20Marcus ChenHOST
Action item two, implement one upfront payment strategy this week, whether it's a deposit requirement, a retainer proposal, or creating a simple digital product.
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16:31Marcus ChenHOST
Action item three, start tracking your cash conversion cycle and set a specific target for improvement.
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16:37Marcus ChenHOST
This isn't just about cash flow management.
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16:40Marcus ChenHOST
This is about fundamentally changing your relationship with money and value creation.
Magnolia Bakery Is in Its Private Equity Era | 1 Smart Business Story
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0:29Chloe AielloHOST
In this episode, you're going to learn how Magnolia Bakery, the original viral bakery, wound up selling to a private equity firm and what it'll take to bring their beloved brand to the masses.
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0:40Chloe AielloHOST
Plus, this week's action item, the art of the social media deal.
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0:44Chloe AielloHOST
That's coming up on this edition of One Smart Business Story after a short break.
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0:49speaker_2ADVERTISER
Today's show.
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15:53Jennifer ConradGUEST
This
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15:53Chloe AielloHOST
was fun.
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15:55Chloe AielloHOST
We'll return in just a minute for action items.
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16:04speaker_2ADVERTISER
They say that every day your business is late to AI, you fall two days behind.