A business and education podcast that covers a diversity of topics, from tech to economics, motivation, management, leadership, and more. Please subscribe, share, and leave an iTunes review.
What We Talked About in Class
Claim This Podcastby Ryan Bradshaw
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285 episodes
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Podcast Overview
A business and education podcast that covers a diversity of topics, from tech to economics, motivation, management, leadership, and more. Please subscribe, share, and leave an iTunes review.
Language
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Publishing Since
8/21/2019
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Recent Episodes
September 17, 2025
EP285: CH4: Ethics and Corporate Social Responsibility
<p>😎 Thanks for listening and supporting podcasting! •🎧 Listen on • Apple Podcast • Spotify • Anchor • Google Podcast •✅ Also available at anchor.fm/krb •📧 Ryan Bradshaw (host) can be reached at: krbradshaw@johnstoncc.edu •📚 Check out johnstoncc.edu •🥕🥬🥦🥒🌽🥔🍠Support EndHunger.org • THE WHY BEHIND THIS PODCAST: I started this podcast for a few reasons: (1) to keep a record of what we covered in class and document my lectures, (2) to use as a study tool for my seated students in class, (3) to be able to share lectures with students that might miss a class, (4) to share lectures with my online students that otherwise would not hear a live lecture, and (5) to share with the community and the world. Thank you again for listening!</p>
September 17, 2025
EP284: CH2: Understanding Economics and How it Affects Business
<p>😎 Thanks for listening and supporting podcasting! •🎧 Listen on • Apple Podcast • Spotify • Anchor • Google Podcast •✅ Also available at anchor.fm/krb •📧 Ryan Bradshaw (host) can be reached at: krbradshaw@johnstoncc.edu •📚 Check out johnstoncc.edu •🥕🥬🥦🥒🌽🥔🍠Support EndHunger.org • THE WHY BEHIND THIS PODCAST: I started this podcast for a few reasons: (1) to keep a record of what we covered in class and document my lectures, (2) to use as a study tool for my seated students in class, (3) to be able to share lectures with students that might miss a class, (4) to share lectures with my online students that otherwise would not hear a live lecture, and (5) to share with the community and the world. Thank you again for listening!</p>
August 29, 2025
EP283: CH1: Taking Risks and Making Profits within the Dynamic Business Environment
<p>😎 Thanks for listening and supporting podcasting! •🎧 Listen on • Apple Podcast • Spotify • Anchor • Google Podcast •✅ Also available at anchor.fm/krb •📧 Ryan Bradshaw (host) can be reached at: krbradshaw@johnstoncc.edu •📚 Check out johnstoncc.edu •🥕🥬🥦🥒🌽🥔🍠Support EndHunger.org • THE WHY BEHIND THIS PODCAST: I started this podcast for a few reasons: (1) to keep a record of what we covered in class and document my lectures, (2) to use as a study tool for my seated students in class, (3) to be able to share lectures with students that might miss a class, (4) to share lectures with my online students that otherwise would not hear a live lecture, and (5) to share with the community and the world. Thank you again for listening!</p>
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