In this episode of The M Network Podcast, Thom Mozloom sits down with Bradford Newman, Partner at Eversheds Sutherland and Co-Chair of the American Bar Association's AI Subcommittee, to explore one of the biggest questions facing businesses today:
How do you protect your intellectual property in an AI-driven world?
From marketing strategies and trade secrets to copyright concerns and AI-powered cyber threats, this conversation explains why intellectual property is becoming one of the most valuable—and vulnerable—assets every organization owns.

How do you protect your intellectual property in an AI-driven world?

From marketing strategies and trade secrets to copyright concerns and AI-powered cyber threats, this conversation breaks down why intellectual property is becoming one of the most valuable—and vulnerable—assets every organization owns.

In this episode, you'll learn:

• Why your marketing strategy is intellectual property
• How AI could expose confidential business information
• The hidden copyright risks of using generative AI
• Why companies need to rethink cybersecurity in the age of AI
• What businesses should expect from future AI contracts and regulations
• Why protecting your brand may soon be just as important as protecting your financial data

Whether you're a business owner, marketer, executive, entrepreneur, or legal professional, this discussion offers practical insight into the rapidly changing relationship between AI, branding, cybersecurity, and intellectual property.

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#TheMNetwork #ai #artificialintelligence #intellectualproperty #marketing #brandprotection #businessstrategy #aiandbusiness #digitalsecurity

Thom Mozloom talks with Tony D’Agostino, founder of SpeakerAgent.ai, about why podcasts still matter — not for mega-audience reach but for targeted, high-value connections. Learn how niche podcast placements and AI-powered tools can turn a single interview into consulting deals, introductions, and real business opportunities. Tony also shares how he used generative AI to build SpeakerAgent.ai and practical tips for experts who want to get booked.

Links & resources:
SpeakerAgent.ai — https://speakeragent.ai
Email Tony — tony@speakeragent.ai
Dr. Leigh Vinocur, Never Let Him See You Sweat (Amazon) — search Amazon for the title
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Are trade shows dead — or more important than ever? Thom Mozloom sits down with his brother Jack (VP of Public Affairs & Marketing, NCPA) to unpack why in-person conventions still win for networking, branding, and sales, plus smart tips on marketing, booth strategy, and when to skip the pricey keynote. Listen for real-world advice, surprising booth hacks (yes, a petting zoo!), and where to learn more: NCPA.org. Subscribe for more marketing + event insights.

Thom Mozloom hosts Fernand Amandi (CEO, Bendixen Amandi International) to discuss data-driven marketing, the risks of siloed audiences, the limits of big data vs. human research, and how polling’s reputation shapes public perception. Fernand and Thom cover when data helps — and when it misleads — plus practical advice on mixing rigorous research with digital tools.
Guest: Fernand Amandi — BendixenAmandi.com | @Amandionair | famandi@bendixenonline.com

In this episode, Thom Mozloom sits down with iHeartRadio host Manny Munoz to talk about the division, outrage, and nonstop noise dominating social media, politics, and the news.
Are we actually more divided than ever… or are we just constantly being fed conflict because outrage gets clicks?
From media manipulation and social media algorithms to branding disasters and the death of real conversations, this episode dives into why everything feels so tense right now — and whether there’s still a path back to common ground.

Thom Mozloom and Aaron Rosen talk about rising oil prices and global conflicts to political division at home, today's headlines affect more than just governments. In this episode, Aaron Rosen explains how world affairs shape business, branding, and decision-making right here in South Florida.

Not all marketers need to speak to the largest audience. Sometimes speaking to the right audience is far more valuable. Jack Mozloom, Sr. VP of Public Affairs for the NCPA joins the podcast to talk about the strategies and tactics he uses to reach a very niche audience. If you're trying to reach a very specific, niche audience, this episode is for you.

Does the decline in traditional local news outlets mean the end of PR?
Tony Winton is the President and Editor In Chief of Miami Fourth Estate. He runs a number of hyper-local, nonprofit news organizations. He talks to us about the future of PR, the importance of being relevant, and why relationships with your local, hyper-local, niche, and community news organizations is critical to your marketing efforts.

Brad Newman leads the AI practice at Baker McKenzie and is the chair of the AI Subcommittee for the American Bar Association. He walks us through the potential pitfalls of an AI driven future. This conversation is an adjacent to the article "What Does A.I. Say About A.I?" found here - https://themnetwork.com/what-does-a-i-say-about-a-i/

In this episode of Talk of The M, Lisa Mozloom sits down with Kunya Rowley, CEO and founder of Hued Songs, to explore the journey behind his voice, his leadership, and his approach to being on stage. From studying classical music and opera to working in corporate America and eventually leading a nonprofit, Kunya shares how each chapter of his life shaped the way he communicates and connects with others.

The conversation dives into the importance of preparation, managing nerves, knowing your audience, learning to pivot when things don't go as planned, and the power of showing up authentically. Kunya also shares how lessons from his years as a classical singer still shape how he prepares for presentations, performances, and leadership moments.

At the heart of the podcast is a simple idea: finding your voice isn't just about knowing what to say. It's about understanding who you are, preparing with intention, and having the confidence to show up as yourself. Watch the full conversation with Kunya Rowley on Talk of the M.

There’s only one Radical Partners, and there’s only one Joan Godoy! How encouraging it was to sit down with the president and CEO of Radical Partners, a former TEDxMDC speaker and all-around cheerleader for anyone who has a dream of making this world a better place.

Joan gives her speaking tips, shares her personal presentation battles, and lays out brilliant workarounds that make her stage presence on point.

You can reach out to her at https://www.jogodoy.com or see her up close and personal on her favorite giving day, Give Miami Day, November 19, 2026.

Here’s her TEDx Talk - enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kUv1qWAEX4c

If you have someone you’d like to recommend for the Talk of the M, email me at lisa@m.network. I’m looking for thought leaders who aren’t necessarily on the speaking circuit but have spent their careers polishing their speaking skills to advance powerful messages.

In this episode of Our Children, Cindy Arenberg Seltzer, President and CEO of the Children’s Services Council of Broward County, sits down with the Honorable Daniel Sohn, who has been connected to CSC programs since he was just eight years old.

Daniel reflects on his experience with Peaceful Champions, a CSC-funded program that taught him martial arts, self-discipline, conflict resolution, and the importance of being a champion in and out of the classroom. He also shares how CSC-funded programs and the support of his family and community helped shape his brother Oliver’s journey and influenced both brothers’ futures.

From participating in youth advocacy efforts and governance boards as a child to becoming an elected official and registered lobbyist, Daniel explains how those early experiences inspired his lifelong commitment to advocacy, public policy, and giving back to the community that supported him.

This conversation highlights the lasting impact that meaningful support, family involvement, and opportunities for young people can have—and how one childhood experience can help shape a lifetime of service.

Learn more about the Children’s Services Council of Broward County and the programs available to children and families in Broward County.

In this episode of Our Children, Cindy Arenberg Seltzer, President and CEO of the Children’s Services Council of Broward County, speaks with Braylen Washington, a University of Florida student and aspiring researcher whose interest in science was shaped in part by his experience with the Eco Explorers program at the Museum of Discovery and Science.

Braylen shares how Eco Explorers helped him discover a passion for environmental science and extremophiles, build his public speaking and communication skills, and gain experience explaining complex scientific concepts to people of all ages. Today, he applies those skills in research labs at the University of Florida and through research opportunities at Penn State University.

The conversation highlights how hands-on programs can help young people discover new interests, build confidence, and develop skills that can shape their educational and professional futures.

Learn more about the Children’s Services Council of Broward County and its programs at the CSC Broward website.

Finding reliable after-school care can be difficult for any family—but for parents of children with autism or other developmental disabilities, finding a program with the right training, resources, and support can feel nearly impossible.

In this episode of The Children’s Services Council of Broward podcast, Joy Barrows shares her family’s journey to find meaningful support for her son, Julian, who has autism and experienced behavioral challenges and speech delays.

After being turned away from programs ill-equipped to meet Julian’s needs, Joy faced an impossible choice between caring for her children and maintaining her employment. Her family eventually connected with Arc Broward, a Children’s Services Council-funded provider. With patient, specialized support and positive reinforcement, Julian began making progress in communication, behavior, participation, and social interaction.

The program also helped Joy learn strategies to use at home, connect with people who understood her experiences, and return to work. Her story demonstrates how specialized services can support the entire family—helping children develop while giving parents the stability and opportunity to build a more secure future.

In this episode, we discuss:

The challenges families face when searching for specialized after-school care

Why trained providers are important for children with autism and developmental disabilities

How individualized support can help children build communication and social skills

The importance of patience and consistency during a child’s transition

How parent education and family support strengthen outcomes

Why public funding helps create more inclusive communities

How specialized care can help parents remain employed and financially stable

Families in Broward County looking for support can:

Call 211 Broward and ask for the Special Needs Hotline

Visit cscbroward.org for family resource guides and program information

Ask school counselors, teachers, and administrators about local referrals

Contact providers directly about eligibility, availability, waiting lists, and staff training

Connect with other parents and local support groups

Learn more about how Children’s Services Council funding supports children, families, and specialized providers throughout Broward County.

#AutismSupport #SpecialNeeds #BrowardCounty #ChildrensServicesCouncil #AutismAwareness #FamilySupport #SpecializedCare #AfterSchoolPrograms #inclusivecommunities

What happens when young people have consistent access to mentors, after-school programs, college preparation, and early work experience?

In this episode of The Children’s Services Council of Broward podcast, we hear Youseline Jean Baptiste’s inspiring journey from a young program participant to a valued member of the CSC team. After moving to Broward County in 2011, Youseline participated in Boys & Girls Clubs, Urban League after-school activities, Lights On After School events, LEAP college-prep programming, and CareerSource Broward’s Summer Youth Employment program.

Each opportunity helped her build confidence, develop practical workplace skills, connect with trusted adults, and take important steps toward college and a career. Her story ultimately came full circle when she joined the Children’s Services Council—years after appearing in a CSC photo booth as a child.

This conversation explores why sustained investment in youth programs matters and how coordinated support can help young people thrive.

In this episode, we discuss:
- Why continuity across youth programs creates lasting impact
- The importance of mentors and trusted adults
- How early work experience builds confidence and employability
- The role of after-school and summer programs in supporting families
- How college-prep opportunities open doors to future careers
- The value of public investment in Broward County’s children and families

Learn more about youth programs, community events, college preparation, and employment opportunities through the Children’s Services Council of Broward County, local schools, and CareerSource Broward.

#youthprograms #browardcounty #ChildrensServicesCouncil #careerreadiness #afterschoolprograms #youthemployment #communityinvestment #collegeprep

The M Network produced this episode of the Hanwha Aviation Podcast, recorded at MRO Americas. It features host Jeff Lewis in conversation with Tony Spaulding, a professor at Embry-Riddle and former CEO of Magellan. The discussion explores crisis leadership during COVID-19, the complexities of engine leasing and asset management, and the critical need to rebuild aviation’s workforce through stronger industry-academic partnerships, mentorship, and real-world experience

The M Network produced this Hanwha Aviation Podcast episode from MRO Americas. Jeff Lewis sits down with Patrick Moore and Chris Mitchell of Watson Farley & Williams to break down the shifting dynamics of aviation finance and leasing. The conversation covers geopolitical risk, insurance and jurisdictional challenges, capital market trends, and emerging investment opportunities in 2026, while emphasizing the critical role of relationships and strategic decision-making in navigating uncertainty.