In this episode, we explore the delicate balance between the soul of travel and the data-driven realities of the industry with special guest Kerry Griffin, VP of Engineering Operations at Switchfly. Kerry shares personal stories and industry expertise, touching on the emotional essence that inspires travel, the impact of technology and metrics, and the evolving role of AI. Listeners will gain fresh perspective on creating joyful travel experiences without losing sight of human connection. Tune in for an insightful conversation that blends heartfelt memories with forward-thinking discussion about the future of travel.Chapters(00:02) Protecting the Soul of Travel(02:30) The Beauty of Human Travel Experiences(08:58) The Impact of Metrics and Technology(15:40) Industry Shifts(21:06) AI and the Future of Travel(27:26) Making Travel More Accessible(31:32) Preserving Human ConnectionConnect with SwitchflyWebsite: https://www.switchfly.com/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/switchfly/X: https://twitter.com/switchflyYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SwitchflyOfficial

In this episode of "In the Interim...", Dr. Scott Berry hosts Dr. Stephen Senn, award-winning statistician and author, for a discussion on advanced challenges in adaptive and platform trial methodology. Senn draws on experience in academic, pharmaceutical, and regulatory settings to address the recent draft guidance on Bayesian statistics from the FDA and multiple controversies in clinical trial design.Key HighlightsEmphasizes understanding data origin and regression to the mean as essential for trial interpretation, above adherence to Bayesian or frequentist frameworks.Details methodological considerations for time adjustments and model complexity, highlighting that model specification and parameter handling are critical regardless of statistical school.Identifies the limitations of non-concurrent controls in platform trials, focusing on evolving background therapy, site participation, and protocol changes that reduce validity of historical or pooled control data.Analyzes blinding difficulties in trials with multiple treatments and administration modes, using “veiled” blinding as a case and noting the implications for placebo response comparability.Clarifies that operational efficiencies are the principal advantage of adaptive and platform trials, while purported statistical efficiencies can be exaggerated.Stresses the importance of presenting interim analyses transparently to DSMBs when using complex models for time or covariate adjustment, to ensure oversight and interpretation remain rigorous.For more, visit us at https://www.berryconsultants.com/

 summaryA pastor reflects on the importance of claiming the land of healing and deliverance that God has promised, inspired by biblical stories and recent testimonies. He emphasizes trusting God's power to save and heal, encouraging believers to step into their inheritance of freedom and breakthrough.Chapters00:00 Welcome Back and Reflections on Testimonies02:21 The Journey of Breakthrough Church04:42 Lessons from the Twelve Spies09:00 Claiming the Promised Land of Healing11:43 Understanding Different Church Missions17:36 Experiencing Healing and Deliverance18:36 Encouragement to Seek God's Promises20:54 Higher To The Sky (Instrumental).mp3

In this latest episode of the Twenty One Clear Podcast, Adam Hatcher joins a Kennesaw State University Family Enterprise Center panel hosted by Stephanie Davis. Adam's fellow panelists were Jacqueline Jensen and Leslie Oubre, both of whom left their family companies mid-career. Together they answer three questions: Was leaving a gradual or acute process? What was the emotional impact? And what would they do differently or tell someone else going through it?Links from the EpisodePlease note that when the full webinar recording comes out, it will be here on KSW's YouTube channel: https://youtube.com/@familyenterprisecenteratksu?si=KxGEKf77MaETtfK6Kennesaw State University Family Enterprise Center: https://www.kennesaw.edu/coles/centers/family-enterprise-center/index.phpStephanie Davis LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephanie-davis-b467b28Jacqueline Jensen LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ja-bizcoachLeslie Oubre: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leslieoubre21C LinksTwenty One Clear website: https://www.21clear.comAdam Hatcher on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/adamhatcherSubscribe to the Twenty One Clear newsletter: https://21clear.substack.com/Chapters(00:00) Introduction(02:30) Was leaving gradual or acute?(08:00) Family meetings as the mechanism(11:30) The emotional impact(17:00) The steamroller CEO story(20:30) Jacqueline on identity(27:00) The three hats framework(33:00) Leslie on admitting the truth(37:00) Emily P. Freeman's framework(41:30) Leslie's step-by-step approach(45:00) ClosingBumper MusicStill Hotby Nic D, Connor Price(c) Lossless, 2023Episode Produced Byhttps://snapmarket.co

In this episode of AWM Insights, Chief Investment Officer Justin Dyer and Portfolio Manager Mena Hanna tackle one of the most debated questions in investing: should you get more aggressive when markets decline? Drawing on the latest market surprises, past downturns, and the psychology behind opportunistic investing, they share practical guidance on aligning portfolio decisions with your personal goals. Discover why disciplined, rational optimism—not market timing—leads to long-term success, and learn how to navigate volatility without putting your priorities at risk. Connect with UsCall or test us: 626-862-0355Website: https://www.athletefamilyoffice.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCc1NxpK21N1vKWEExC45YEALinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/awmcapital/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/awmcapital/X: https://twitter.com/awmcapitalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/awmcapital/Chapters(00:00) Market Volatility and Current Events(02:35) Unpredictability of Market Reactions(03:58) Evaluating Aggressive Moves in Down Markets(04:56) Aligning Portfolios to Personal Priorities(07:17) Weighing Opportunity Versus Risk(10:22) Lessons from Market History(11:38) The Value of Rational Optimism