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Sustainability in schools includes school meals! Tune in today as we speak with the Senior Director of School Nutrition for the Camden City School District (CCSD) in NJ, Arlethia Brown, MBA, CPFM.
Such's latest single “All I Want”, a top 20 Urban Adult Contemporary hit, oozes with the growing self-confidence of a woman who knows what she wants, and how and when she wants it.
Violence against women is a global health issue. The threats women face today are unapparelled and more dangerous than ever before. When you add the toxic cocktail of technology and social media the danger increases.
Although the Middle East war is not over, it seems a little quieter these daysl. But, we cannot let it lull us into complacency. Iran has promised nuclear retaliation against Israel, and Hamas and Hezbollah are not throwing in the towel.
As we continue to recognize November as National Epilepsy Awareness Month, Joyce welcomes Dr. James Valeriano, Director of the Comprehensive Epilepsy Program at Allegheny Health Network (AHN) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Dr.
Geographical psychology examines links between location and psychological phenomena, such as how and why personality traits, life satisfaction, and social behavior differ from place to place—or cluster in certain areas.
Wouldn’t you like a cheat sheet telling you whether a relationship is meant to last? Bestselling author Kate Rose gives you the insight you need to differentiate between soulmate, twin flame, and karmic relationships. Using an astrological birth chart — a cosmic fingerprint — you can see not just personality traits but also the wounds and lessons, specifically in love, you will encounter and learn from in this lifetime.Discover the true nature of soulmate relationships (contrary to popular belief, they do not yield the highest form of love) as well as the essential lessons to be learned in karmic relationships and the incomparable fulfillment of merging with your twin flame.
As we celebrate National Family Caregivers Month, it’s important not only to honor the contributions of 48 million family caregivers nationwide, but understand how they fit into our government-supported care system for older adults.
Dr. Paul Zeitz is a preventive medicine physician, epidemiologist, author, and award-winning champion of global justice and human rights.
With all the major shifting occuring on the planet, Many are asking what is the future of the USA? This seems to be on many people’s minds nowadays, not only in the U.S.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Great Bark of Creativity today,Featuring savvy Creatives with a lot to say,Mark Bello & Marconi, Pilley Bianchi, and Alexis Devine, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
Planet Classroom’s AI for a Better World series debuts its new podcast, Highlights Take 2 - Nick Bostrom Envisions Our AI Future, produced by April Klein.
In this special post-election episode, Ron and Ed dive into the highs, lows, and surprises from the 2024 U.S. election.
California’s new Plastic Pollution Producer Responsibility Act (SB 54) may be the most consequential Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation in a generation.
Join us as the acclaimed "Photographer to the Stars," Ronnie Wright, takes center stage on WHAT'S HOT! with G. Keith Alexander.
The Divorce rate in the US among middle-aged and older adults has doubled over the past two decades. This rise is significant given that half of the married population is aged 50 and older.
Ozone therapy is the use of triatomic oxygen O3, in both medical prevention and treatment. The history of ozone has been covered in many published medical articles and popular books by Marc Seifer and Ed McCabe.
Join me as I talk with respected globally recognized operational risk, business continuity, and risk expert, and chair of the BCI's Women in Resilience Interest Group, Ratna Pawan.
Kathryn interviews Author Stephanie Harrison.It’s not your fault if you are unhappy. You have been told three lies: you’re not good enough; you need to achieve fame, wealth, and power; and you need to do it all on your own.
Join Forbes Riley as she interviews Joyce Bender, a trailblazer in disability rights and CEO of Bender Consulting Services. Joyce shares her inspiring journey from overcoming personal challenges to building a company dedicated to creating meaningful job opportunities for people with disabilities.
In today’s episode, I share my personal perspective on how menopause impacts marriage and relationships, reflecting on my own experiences and the facts I’ve learned along the way.
Starbucks has dropped its surcharge for plant-based milks, a surcharge that was as high as 70 to 80 cents per drink. So, now, those who love soy, oat, almond and coconut milk are treated as equal citizens at Starbucks in US and Canadian stores.
Ever wonder if your cat has a hidden playlist? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss, Certified Cat Behavior Specialist, and her co-host Dewey Vaughn dive into the surprising world of “cat music.
Both Democrats and Republicans are suffering from Election Stress Syndrome - and News Flash! - it won't be over on Election Day, no matter who wins! Dr.
On this US Election Day, November 5, 2024, New Legacy Radio has chosen to honor the voices of women without children. We also celebrate the North American release of Others Like Me: The Lives of Women without Children, written by author Nicole Louie.
November is National Epilepsy Awareness Month, Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO of the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central PA (EAWCP), to the show.
You just moved to a new city. All your friends are getting married or having kids. You retired. You got divorced. You've outgrown your childhood friends. You’ve been clinging to your spouse as your only friend and it’s making you lonely.
The health of our young people is particularly important because bad habits learned early can have disastrous short-term and long-term consequences, as we see with the alarming rates of childhood obesity and early onset diabetes.
Wherever we go these days, we feel the impact of technology. It’s part of every workplace, in our digital devices, our “smart homes,” cars, virtual reality tools and games, and, of course, the inevitable AI.
Accomplished psychotherapist and author Michelle May joins us to discuss her book "What I Couldn't Tell My Therapist" and much more.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Percussion of Creativity today,Featuring a quartet of Creatives with a lot to say,Sam Daley-Harris, Fiona Bayliss, and Trish Ahjel Roberts, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
Learn from the mistakes that shaped Verne Harnish, a world-leading author, speaker, expert, and entrepreneur in the field of business growth as he joins our host David Chavez for a riveting discussion.
We are blessed with the wise words of Mary Costello who joins us for the second part our journey with The Restoration of the Divine Mother.
In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, hosts Ron and Ed sit down with Kurt and Reid Bangert of Bangert, Inc., innovators in construction technology solutions.
New laboratory tests commissioned by the Environmental Working Group found four water filters that reduce the detected “forever chemicals” known as PFAS in sampled drinking water by nearly 100 percent. The results come as the U.S.
Continuing our series on college application supplements, we are addressing a doozy today! Beth Heaton will be joined by College Coach colleague Jonathan Wickremasinghe-Kuhn to discuss the University of Chicago’s supplemental essays.
We witness world-wide devastation from War, Natural Disasters, Empidemics, Violence, Social and Racial Injustice. We are Victims, Bystanders and Responders often struggling to cope, wanting to help but not certain what to do or how to sustain. In this show you are going to hear of the steps taken by Gaea Logan, British-American psychoanalyst and Group therapist with a dream to train and support caregivers in Ukraine. She will be discussing the important the program she set up as the USA Executive Director of International Institute for Trauma Studies in Vinnytsia, Ukraine. What Gaea Logan offers is valuable for everyone to hear as she maintains that caregivers need to pass-forward the very skills and emotional survival strategies they use to keep on caring. She recognizes that when parents and caregivers have the means to remain calm in adversity, they are able to support their own and their child or patient’s nervous system. It is the benefit of co-regulation. It’s applicability is life-saving. Listen in -You will take away something important from this
Ozone therapy is the use of triatomic oxygen O3, in both medical prevention and treatment. The history of ozone has been covered in many published medical articles and popular books by Marc Seifer and Ed McCabe.
Join me, Thursday, October 31/24 on the VoiceAmerica Business Channel, as I discuss Cyber Response Issues with Regina Phelps. During our back-and-forth chat we touch on subjects such as: 1. Assumptions, 2.
Wives can often outlive their husbands by 10-15 years. But does this mean spending those years alone? In this inspiring episode of The Widow's Walk, Dr.
Kathryn interviews Author Meghan Riordan Jarvis, MA, LCSW.All of us will experience loss in our lives, and with loss comes grief. Still, nothing really prepares you for the toll grief takes.
Kathryn interviews Author Meghan Riordan Jarvis, MA, LCSW.All of us will experience loss in our lives, and with loss comes grief. Still, nothing really prepares you for the toll grief takes.
Join Forbes Riley as she chats with Nathan Wildman to Dive into the intersection of philosophy, technology, and gaming with Nathan Wildman, Assistant Professor at Tilburg University.
Whale Wars Star and founder of Sea Shepherd, Captain Paul Watson, has been imprisoned since July in Greenland! The anti-whaling hero has applied for political asylum in France as he fights off attempts by Japan to get him extradited to that nation where he could end up behind bars for 15 years.
In this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I’m taking the time to unpack my own journey of self-care, courage, and transformation.
Ever heard of a black-market drug ring… for cats? Feline Infectious Peritonitis, or FIP, has long been a devastating diagnosis, leading cat owners worldwide to turn to covert methods in the desperate search for a cure. Join us on this eye-opening episode of Cat Talk Radio as Dr. Lisa Fiorenza unpacks the surprising underground network that helped give hope to thousands of FIP-affected cats. We’ll dive into how this sneaky disease triggers, what symptoms to watch for, and how FIP is being treated today with legitimate, life-saving advancements. Don’t miss this revealing conversation about a disease that’s finally losing its grip on the feline world!Dr. Lisa Fiorenza contact info:https://dot.cards/dogtorlisahttps://linktr.ee/DrLisaHolisticVet - Two of my free resources are available herewww.facebook.com/DogtorLisaIG: @drlisaholisticvet
Before you vote, you must know the true story of how Kamala got started on her climb to Vice-President - and God-forbid - President.
Abortion on the ballot is not an unfamiliar phrase in the United States. This issue has been a polarizing one for US voters, and the threat of revoking women's reproductive rights.
Joyce welcomes Taryn Mackenzie Williams, the Assistant Secretary of Labor for Disability Employment Policy, to the show. In this position, Ms.
The question of the meaning of life is perhaps one that we would rather not ask, for fear of the answer or lack thereof.
There is a new, amazing game ahead of us. This transformation is a mental and physical exercise that can only be driven by spiritual willingness to shift and change. Your wake-up call helpedyou recognize your situation. Get ready to race to . . . not the finish line, but the starting block! Live Your Best 5D Life!
If you’ve ever had a loved one living in a nursing home, you may have worried at times about the quality of their care—especially when high-profile cases of neglect and abuse make their way to the top of the news headlines. How do you make sure your family member is safe, and how can you prevent abuse or identify it when it happens? In today’s episode, Deborah Truhowsky, a renowned personal injury attorney and staunch advocate for the elderly, talks about her passion for protecting and securing maximum compensation for victims of nursing home neglect and abuse. She’ll explain how to evaluate the quality of nursing homes, identify frequently asked questions and myths about long-term care practices; outline what you need to know about regulations and resident rights; and explain how families can fight for the rights of their loved ones. And as President of the Board of Directors of the nonprofit Long Term Care Community Coalition, Deborah will describe how advocates nationwide have joined together to protect the welfare of people in long-term care, striving to help them thrive with dignity, respect, and a quality of life they deserve.
Katie McDonald is an accomplished keynote speaker, creator of b.nourished concierge coaching and the b.nourished planner.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The MasterClass of Creativity today,Featuring a quartet of Creatives with a lot to say,Becky Heidesch, Dr. Stephen Sideroff, Danielle M. Reiff and Laura Reid, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
In this insightful episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed are joined by SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce, famously dubbed “CryptoMom” for her forward-thinking views on cryptocurrency and blockchain regulation.
A decorated Actress/Director/Author/Producer/Community Activist/Motivational Speaker and more, Phyllis is best known and respected for her work in film, stage, television, and comedy.
Applying to Boston College? Cornell University? Host Shannon Vasconcelos will be joined by College Coach colleagues Blair Dixon, to discuss Boston College’s supplements, and then Mary Sue Youn to cover Cornells’.
In this show, Dr. Frank McAndrew returns to Psych Up Live to answer the question, “Why Do We Fall For Conspiracy Theories? In addressing this question he also addresses the issue of why we hang on to conspiracy theories once we believe them.
Potential is such a big word! With so many options! Today's guests have embraced all that bigness with gusto and they can help you do the same! Join us for this rebroadcast of a popular episode where Rebecca talks with best-selling authors and influencers, Dr. RJ Jackson and Charlotte Allen. They talked about success as well as pivoting into your unique calling and moving through the fears and barriers that might hold you back from realizing your potential. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. You can find Charlotte at http://www.rebelsuccessforleaders.com; Dr. RJ is online at http://www.drrjjackson.com.
It's part 2 of my talk with resilience specialist, Jason Hoss, as we continue out discussion on personal resilience and how it helps establish strong organizational and operational resilience within our businesses.
Intravenous ozone therapy has been use effectively for over 75 years by doctors around the world.unfortunately it is not available everywhere.
Kathryn interviews Author Rhea Wessel.Are you brimming with groundbreaking ideas, eager to make a mark in business and tackle global challenges, yet feeling like your voice remains unheard? If so, you’re not alone.
Kathryn interviews Author Rhea Wessel.Are you brimming with groundbreaking ideas, eager to make a mark in business and tackle global challenges, yet feeling like your voice remains unheard? If so, you’re not alone.
In this inspiring episode of "The Forbes Factor," Forbes Riley sits down with Tim Realbuto and Sean Kanan, actors renowned for their transformative careers in entertainment.
In this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I sit down with the incredible Lisa Ann to explore her inspiring journey of transformation and reinvention.
You've sent in some great questions about feeding your cats fish, a new cat introduction challenge, growing catnip, and an elevated Urine Specific Gravity result. Tune in to hear what others are wondering about their cats.
Today we will delve into the complex and often incongruent ways the United States works and why it doesn't.
Joyce welcomes Mick Malec, CEO, enGen and Enterprise Technology and Operations Officer, Highmark Health, back to the show.
Meditation, prayers, yoga, vegetarianism and spiritual practices alone can be a waste of your time, resources and effort. They are only pieces of the puzzle which are not assembled to complete the enlightenment formula.
With all the buzz around childhood obesity, it's easy to become desensitized to the statistics. But the shocking figures can't be ignored: Since 1980, the prevalence of obesity among kids and adolescents in the United States has tripled, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Estimates from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES) show that 31.7 percent of U.S. children and teens were either overweight or obese in 2008. Among low-income families and certain ethnic groups such as Hispanic boys and black girls, the rates are even higher. The harms of extra pounds are well documented. Obese children are more likely to have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, breathing problems such as asthma and apnea, fatty liver disease and Type 2 diabetes, which historically only affected older, overweight adults. Tune in and learn how to help our children learn how to live healthy!
Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to host Asher Rabinowitz, a clinical social worker and credentialed counselor as a guest on 45 Forward.
Lisa Tener is a book coach, author and creativity catalyst, known for helping writers easily access creative flow, free their voice, and write life-changing—and award-winning—books.Her newest book, Breathe. Write. Breathe shares the powerful, ancient practices that have opened her, her clients and students to instant creative flow and inspiration to produce their best writing. Most people experience some struggle with writing—whether they get stuck, or can’t summon the muse at will, or inspiration seems to dry up at times.Lisa has spent over two decades helping writers and anyone who wants to write—professionals, beginners and dabblers alike—to access their creative potential.Lia's breakthrough in Qigong class—when she discovered that the mindful movement practices and deep breathing relaxed her mind and body, initiating a state of creative flow.She often found herself pausing the practice to jot down new ideas that flowed effortlessly.Lisa began deeper study of qigong under Qigong Master Robert Peng, earning teacher certification to teach RP QIgong’s Empowerments and Happiness Qigong. She brought these practices to her writing with students and private clients, She will discuss how using breath an ancient practices can help writing become easier, more inspired and add to your creative life!
In this war of frequencies and on your journey of ascension the most important job you have is to purge yourself of the lower frequencies that bind you to the path of sorrow, death, decay and the prison matrix.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Adventurousness of Creativity today,Featuring a trio of Creatives with a lot to say,Jean Alfieri, Karyne Wilner and Nancy Orlen Weber, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
This week on the Strategy Sherpa Show, we welcome Derek Fournier, founder of Plain Sight Strategy Group and a seasoned leader with over three decades of experience in technology and business transformation.
Do you feel like you have not reached your sexual potential? Perhaps our cultural ideas about sex and pleasure are affecting your overall health and happiness.
It has been a few months since Ron and Ed emptied their stacks of stuff that have accumulated regarding all things pricing, subscription, and business in general. To correct that, this week's episode will do just that.
Boston Public Schools (BPS) has a robust, comprehensive sustainability program that encompasses all aspects of a green, healthy school environment. Our guest today is Katherine Walsh, Sustainability, Energy, and Environment Program Director for BPS.
You see her several times a day on your TV, and her number is unlisted. G. Keith and Jazz Vocalist, Actress, and Voiceover Artist, Leah catch up and talk about how she got to be the lady in the Boost TV Commercial, her Jazz career, and more.
Working on your Yale University supplemental essay? Host Beth Heaton will be joined by Amy Alexander, College Coach colleague and former Yale admission officer, to discuss their supplement. In another segment, Karen Spencer, another colleague, will be there to go over the University of Michigan supplement. Then Stacey MacPhetres, College Coach Finance Expert, will go over the Who, What, and Why of merit scholarships.
In this show, Dr. Deborah Serani, psychologist, award winning author and media expert returns to Psych-Up Live to discuss her new children’s book “ Sometimes When I‘m Mad.” She invites listeners to understand and respond to anger in children.
In the rebroadcast of a popular episode, our guests are two dynamic women who are devoted to coaching others to help them thrive in business and in life. Listen in as Rebecca talked with Sheryl Mays and Liz Wolfe about their own journeys toward entrepreneurial success and personal abundance. If you’re feeling stuck in fear or need some inspiration to push into your next endeavor, this conversation will be just the thing to help you live into your full potential! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Sheryl at: http://www.rising-and-shining.com and Liz at: https://lizwolfecoaching.com.
Have you ever imagined the worst about the future, convinced you know exactly how things will go—and it’s never in your favor? In this episode of The Binge Cure with Dr. Nina, I’m tackling a hidden habit many of us have: future forecasting.
To help establish strong organizational and operational information within our businesses, one first must start with personal resilience; the foundation upon which you can build and influence Organizational and Operational Resilience.
October is spooky for more than just Halloween. With the presidential election approaching in a deeply polarized country and a constant stream of bad news in the media, how can we stay sane? Dr.
H.O.C.A.T.T. stands for "Hyperthermic Ozone and Carbonic Acid Transdermal Technology. What a mouthful! This machine acts as a personal ozone steam sauna offering at least eight concurrent therapies during one 30 minute treatment session.
Join Forbes Riley as she chats with Cary Jack and Chris Duffin, two trailblazers who have uniquely redefined success and strength in their respective fields.
In this episode of Fearlessly Authentic, I sit down with Kelly Brock, a former success-driven entrepreneur who now helps women align their ambitions with inner peace and purpose.
Is your cat showing signs of allergies? It’s not always the protein source! Common ingredients in cat food can cause skin irritation, vomiting, diarrhea, and more.
EMERGENCY APPEAL: Help one amazing couple save more than 100 chimpanzees. Donate here: https://www.liberiachimpanzeerescue.org/donate.htmlNow watch as Jenny and Dr. Jim Desmond tell their harrowing story LIVE.
In these days of cancel culture and divisions - from skin color to political party - you risk telling the truth about the world. But, today's guest, A.J.
Implicit bias toward people who are unmarried and do not have children is pervasive throughout medical education, protocol, and practice. Models of healthcare based on a presumed family structure are neither inclusive nor safe when patients have different experiences and outcomes based on marital status.Healthcare access, hospital release requirements, post-procedure care, and treatment are designed for those with specific social and familial structures and relationships.The dangers posed throughout the medical field can leave patients to navigate on their own, amidst these unrecognized barriers. How does this impact the quality of healthcare an unmarried person receives?Today's guest is Joan DelFattore, a professor emerita at the University of Delaware. She has researched, written, and spoken widely on singlist bas in medical care. She will share how this bias can significantly affect cancer treatment and the ways medical authors justify the disparate treatment of married and unmarried cancer patients who are otherwise similar. We will discuss what can be done to reduce these adverse outcomes, and the urgent changes we need now. Tune in live to learn more about what you can do to create change amidst healthcare inequity impacting our demographic.
To kick-off National Disability Employment Awareness Month (NDEAM), Joyce welcomes Jill Houghton, President and CEO of Disability:IN, and The Honorable Tony Coelho, author of the Americans with Disabilities Act to the show.
Promiscuity is formally defined, according to Webster, as including not only frequent but "indiscriminate" sexual behavior. Preference for frequent sexual contacts is not necessarily the same as being sexually indiscriminating. The latter, in women, indicates a possible compulsive, and therefore, pathological quality to the excessive sexual behavior, referred to traditionally as nymphomania. (In men, it is called satyriasis.) Tune in and learn how promiscuity impacts your life!
A series of mystifying moments occasioned by words that lit up before her eyes had longtime psychologist and teacher Christina Donnell profoundly engaged.
Today we will talk with two experts on IAQ in schools about the magnitude of the problem in American schools and what can be done.
In this exciting encore presentation, we take a deep dive into the life and career of Ron 'Black Dragon' Van Clief.
While we hear the news and read the headlines of Fires, Accidents and Disaster, rarely do we understand the day to day, often hour to hour impact on those who serve as our First Responders.
Personal transformation and growth come to us in a variety of spaces and ways - some bright and exciting, some dark and difficult. We reach our potential as we use the moments to reach forward and cultivate rhythms like peace and gratitude. In this rebroadcast of a popular episode, our guests shared from their own lives and transformation as well as from their journey as authors who put their stories out into the world. Listen in as Rebecca talked with Kamille Bauer and Jean Walters about transformation and growth and reaching your potential. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Jean can be found at http://www.spiritualtransformation.com; Kamille's online home is http://www.kamillebauer.com.
Asha Farm Sanctuary founder Tracy Murphy speaks to UnchainedTV about her ordeal and persecution. Murphy was a New York business executive who went vegan due to her love of animals.
With Israel under attack from Iran, after its proxies, Hamas and Hezbollah, didn't finish the job, Israeli's have more terror to cope with than ever. So, Dr.
Melinda Blau is the author of the new book The Wisdom Whisperers, a poignant, hilarious, and deeply insightful exploration of how to make the most of life’s possibilities—at any age.In this deeply personal and heartwarming book, acclaimed journalist Melinda Blau confronts the stereotypes surrounding life's later chapters, drawing from unexpected friendships with the remarkable women she affectionately dubs "my old ladies." Through intimate storytelling and candid reflections, Blau peels back layers of societal judgment to uncover the hard-earned wisdom and resilience that come with the unfolding of years.From her relationship with Henrietta, a vibrant nonagenarian, Blau discovers that age is less a number and more the unexpected twists and turns of a life fully lived. Zelda, ever the free spirit, shows that the sparkle of youthful passion can persist well into later years—she's nailing tennis serves even in her 90s. And then there's Anne, a Holocaust survivor who proves that at 98, it's still not too late to pen your life story. Yet, Blau's book isn't simply a compilation of friendship tales. It's a wake-up call that encourages us to build meaningful connections across different phases of life. These bonds are mutually enriching, offering us valuable insights and a depth of understanding that is impossible to obtain from our contemporaries. At its heart, Wisdom Whisperers is about the boundless opportunities that unfold when we dare to look beyond age as a limiting factor. For more information, https://melindablau.com/contact/https://www.facebook.com/people/Melinda-Blau-author/100063761595791/https://www.linkedin.com/in/melinda-blau-91339210/https://www.instagram.com/melindablau/
Frank Martin’s experience in the construction industry encompasses more than40 years and numerous projects throughout the southwest.
Since Luca Pacioli’s 1494 invention of double-entry bookkeeping, accounting has seen little innovation. GAAP, designed for an industrial economy, is outdated in a world where intellectual capital drive business success. Dr.
New York Times best selling author, David Lipsky, joins us to discuss his newest book, The Parrot and the Igloo, which explores how “anti-science” became so virulent in American life through a history of climate denial and its consequences.
Wondering whether you should apply Early Decision or Early Action and trying to understand the financial implications of both? Host Beth Heaton will be interviewing College Coach finance expert Chrissy Foran to help you answer those questions.
Whether you are 8, 18 or 81 years old, there’s a good chance you know what it is like to worry. You may even be someone for whom worry has taken up too much space in your story. This show is going to address worry. Our guest is Dr.
Sometimes in order to move forward, you have to go back. Back to your past. Or back to your genetics and your health. Or back to your family structure.
In today's environment organizations must become resilience, or they risk be passed over by potential partners, customers, and clients. Join me as I talk with a respected leader in the field of Organizational Resilience, Rick Cudworth.
Join us as Forbes Riley shares her favorite hour of the week, celebrating extraordinary women across various industries. Today, we’re highlighting Michelle Delamor, an inspiring artist, producer, and co-star with Forbes on their hit show on Amazon Prime.
A groundbreaking legal battle rages in Peru over vegan meal options at school. Two university students, who are vegan, have sued their school arguing that they are being discriminated against because there is no vegan meal option.
As the 2024 elections are looming, some candidates are trying to make hay by still claiming the January 6 event was an insurrection. I listened to Trump's speech that morning.
Abortion on the ballot is not an unfamiliar phrase in the United States. This issue has been a polarizing one for US voters, and the threat of revoking women's reproductive rights.
Joyce welcomes disability advocates Janni Lehrer-Stein and Ondréa Burton to the show. The topic discussed will be “The disability community realizing the power of the vote.”
As we prepare for the second half of life, many of us think about estate planning, our long-term care needs and our legacy. Lots of questions arise about the things we know—and the things we THINK we know—but realize we don’t.
Guests Susan Lataille and Dominique Pacheco, financial educators, will talk about How Money Works. Financial illiteracy is the #1 economic crisis in the world, which impacts more than 4.5 billion people across the planet.
THE NEW CONSCIOUSNESS RENAISSANCEThere is emerging on the face of the Earth a New Human ...an INFINITE HUMANand the human is YOU!Elizabeth Monroy“Creation is the eternal nature of source and when embodying creation we embody our eternal nature.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Choreography of Creativity today,Featuring a quartet of Creatives who have a lot to say,Ann Mracek, Andrew Kreig, Dr. Tracy Latz, and Neco Turkienicz, too Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Trey Mauck to discuss his bold decision to acquire a company in the face of rising market valuations and pressure from carriers to boost volume. Trey candidly shares how a poorly structured contract and the unexpected actions of a foreign seller led to significant challenges. He explains how these obstacles prompted him to establish a dedicated acquisition team, enhance due diligence processes, and revamp payment structures to ensure smarter, more secure deals. Join us as Trey reflects on the lessons learned from navigating the complexities of business acquisitions and the steps, he's taking to safeguard future growth.
Ron and Ed welcome another CATO Institute scholar, Jennifer Huddleston, to the show to discuss the effects of technology policy on innovation and economic growth.
Are you applying for financial aid? Can’t figure out what the FSAID is? College Coach finance consultant Jess Mosley will be joining host Shannon Vasconcelos to answer that question and explain how to sign up for it.
In this show, Dr. Frank McAndrew returns to Psych Up Live to answer the question, “Why Do We Fall For Conspiracy Theories? In addressing this question he also addresses the issue of why we hang on to conspiracy theories once we believe them.
Is there time and 'room' in a woman's life for big dreams to come true? How can we possibly juggle it all? Perhaps part of the answer is in finding the wonder in all the moments before us - the hard ones, the tiring ones, and the rewarding ones.
Join me as I talk with the Security Director for the Americas at World Travel Protection, Frank Harrison, as we talk about 'Travel Risk Management'.
Join Forbes Riley as she interviews veteran broadcaster Eric Martin Koppelman, the founder of iRADIOUSA.
Have you ever wanted to share the joy of your cat with people in need but didn't know where to start? Pet Partners offers a Pet Therapy Certification Program for you and your cat.
Harambe is a true-crime documentary like no other and will have you on the edge of your seat with crucial information never before revealed. You can watch it by clicking here:https://watch.unchainedtv.com/videos/harambe-the-movie.
It is a thrill to bring you today's guests, the founders of Planetherapy, Tal Nir and Ilana O'Malley - two amazing women driven to find a way to heal the emotional pain of Israelis after the Hamas massacre of October 7.
Today we will discuss self-identity in the context of not knowing one's birth origins. How do social and familial circumstances shape our identities when we enter the world, and throughout our lives? In particular, what is the potential impact of not knowing the origins of your DNA, and the person who embodies it?Nuclear families, parents, guardians, and other immediate people in a child's life, often well-intentioned have withheld knowledge of children's birth identities. While it is more common for this to be a matter of paternity, children who are adopted, whose parents have died, or who otherwise live not knowing the origins of their birth, may also not know the identity of who gave birth to them. What are the reasons for this, and how does this ultimately impact the self-identity of children and adults? David Tereshchuk, author of "A Question of Paternity: My Life as an Unaffiliated Reporter", will share his insight and intimate experiences, seeking to find the identity of his father. His story is heartrending and one that will be deeply resonant for so many.
Joyce welcomes Nedra Dickson, international/national business leader and disability advocate to the show. Ms. Dickson is Managing Director, Global Supplier Inclusion and Sustainability Programs across 20 countries at Accenture. Accenture is a leading global professional services company, providing a broad range of services in strategy and consulting, interactive, technology and operations, with digital capabilities across all these services. Ms. Dickson will discuss innovative employment methods for people with disabilities and her advocacy work to on behalf of all African Americans and unemployed.
We’re in an age driven by fast-moving technology, but how do we find ways to intersect these technological changes with everyday human behavior? In today’s episode, I talk with Howard Fields, a former IBM executive whose career has evolved as the Founder and Principal Consultant of Rethink AlignmentHoward is a future-focused leader, who takes a holistic view of problem-solving, spurring innovation and helping companies overcome and realign multiple issues that are limiting their bottom-line. There are very few new problems, he says, only better ways to solve them. A long-time, out-of-the-box thinker, Howard helps individuals and organizations and individuals envision how problems may be solved in the future—before the future slaps them in the face!
Mr. Marx, an accomplished entrepreneur in health and medical education and the Founder and President of GoToHealth Media, LLC. With a rich corporate background as Senior Vice President of Viacom Cable, Vice President of Strategy for Pacific Bell Yellow Pages, and President of ISP Channel, Mr. Marx shifted his focus to health education in 2001. He has since trained CDC staff, collaborated on ADHD education initiatives, and worked with European University hospitals on clinical research. Additionally, he has guided eMedEvents' transition to online webinars and supported health professionals during the COVID crisis through the Las Vegas Health & Fitness Chamber of Commerce. Join us as Mr. Marx shares his insights on medical communications, online marketing, and the future of health education. For more information https://gotohealthmedia.com/about/
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Keyne Petkovic, coach at Assured Strategy, alongside Ashley Schubert and LeiLani Thomas from Scott Manufacturing Solutions, to dive into their transformative team retreat experience.
There has been a major shift in the animal kingdom as it prepares to lead the way in the ascension or our Mother Earth and humanity.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Families of Creativity today,Featuring a trio of Creatives who have a lot to say,Sabrina Ciceri, Dr.
Are you playing the dating game and always wondering what is the appropriate amount of time you should wait before having sex with a new partner?Join Sexologist, Dr.
In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed sit down with Reilly Newman to explore his manifesto: the powerful intersection of science and strategy in business. Reilly emphasizes the importance of clarity as a driver of growth, helping business leaders make confident decisions that align with their vision. He discusses how simplifying complex processes can uncover opportunities for pure progress and ensure that your business remains a cornerstone of your life. Tune in to discover how clarity not only reveals where growth exists but also how it serves as a foundation for future success and informed business decisions
The lovable host and reporter Christal Young and G. Keith Alexander once worked in the same FOX-5 TV newsroom. After years of separation, Emmys, and creating new shows, they catch up on WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander.
With environmentally preferred purchasing policies in place in more than three-quarters of U.S.
Have you ever wondered how college admission officers and counselors guide their children in their college search? If so, listen to this show! Host Sally Ganga will be interviewing a whole panel of College Coach admissions counselors who have already sent or are about to send kids to college; they are happy to talk about and give advice based on personal experience. In addition, College Coach finance expert Jess Mosley will be explaining how to prepare now to complete the CSS Profile on October 1st.
There is clear evidence that life can be challenging and at times quite traumatic. Many have faced the horror of war, school shootings, pandemics, a life-threatening diagnosis, racism, hate crimes or the sudden death of loved one. In this show, Dr.
Join me as I talk with resilience industry thought leader, Jason Hoss. We talk about learning from the past to empower future resilience. During our discussion we touch on: 1. Legal advice, 2.
Kathryn interviews Author Susan Hensley. When you were a child, there may have been no better feeling than picking up a crayon and letting your imagination run free. The joy, simplicity, and freedom of just creating was easy and honest.
Kathryn interviews Author Susan Hensley. When you were a child, there may have been no better feeling than picking up a crayon and letting your imagination run free. The joy, simplicity, and freedom of just creating was easy and honest.
Join Forbes Riley as she interviews fitness coach and entrepreneur Mike Chabot. Learn how Mike transformed his fitness passion into a global brand and discover the mental strategies that fuel his success in health, business, and life.
There's a war on elephants in India and one woman is on a mission to stop it and protect every last elephant threatened by man’s inhumanity.
I could've also titled this "5 Things I Wish You Talked to Your Vet About". Only about 40% of you cat owners actually take your cat to the vet. And when you do, it's usually because your cat is having a medical issue.
Warning: This episode may contain words and imagery that could be activating to survivors and others who condemn the practice of Female Genital Mutilation (FGM).It is an honor to have Angela Peabody on the show today.
Joyce is proud to have back Highmark Health’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Karen Hanlon. She will explain her commitment to hiring people with disabilities as a diverse part of their workforce.
In this enlightening episode, we dive deep with Michael J. Gelb, the world’s leading authority on applying genius thinking to personal and organizational development. Known for his pioneering work in creative thinking, innovative leadership, and executive coaching, Gelb has transformed the professional landscapes of top-tier clients like DuPont, Microsoft, and Nike. Gelb's latest masterpiece, "Walking Well." Discover how walking, an activity often taken for granted, can be a profound practice for enhancing creativity, fostering leadership skills, and promoting overall well-being. Gelb shares insights from his extensive research and personal experiences, revealing practical techniques to integrate walking into your daily routine for maximum benefit. Gelb’s remarkable career and multifaceted interests stem from his professional juggling days with the Rolling Stones and Bob Dylan to his innovative teambuilding approaches and passion for wine. Listen in as we unpack the genius of Michael J. Gelb and learn how "Walking Well" can help you unlock your potential and stride confidently toward your goals.
NET ZERO #5 - Youth Monitor the Green Transition, produced by Kristen Gallinaro, showcases highlights from four Net Zero episodes.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed on her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Camaraderie of Creativity today,Featuring a trio of Creatives who have a lot to say,Rebecca LaChance, Karen Justice and Karen Smith-Racicot, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Eric Codorniz. We explore the journey of an entrepreneur who faced the challenge of balancing a full-time role at with the pursuit of an ambitious vision.
In this unique episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed embark on a journey through time as they "interview" the legendary 19th-century French economist, Frédéric Bastiat. Thanks to AI technology, ChatGPT will bring Bastiat back to life, offering insights in his signature style on some of today’s pressing economic issues. From his famous concept of “the seen and the unseen” to his sharp critiques of protectionism, this virtual conversation delves into how Bastiat’s timeless ideas apply in our modern world. Join us for a thought-provoking dialogue that blurs the lines between history, economics, and technology in ways you’ve never heard before!
Chairman Yusuf Hasan chats with G. Keith Alexander about the 2021 African America Day Parade's theme is “Education Is The Foundation” and will honor individuals that have contributed to the African American community in the field of Education.
With environmentally preferred purchasing policies in place in more than three-quarters of U.S.
Seniors, are you working on your Common Application? Host Ian Fisher will be interviewing colleague Kristine Sawicki, formerly of Stanford University, about how to make your Common Application shine. We have something for your sophomores and juniors too! You may be wondering how to make the most of high school. We’ll be addressing purposeful goal setting instead of just wish making. And parents, are you looking for an out in repaying Parent PLUS or cosigned private loans? It’s not easy…but we’ll talk about the few ways it might be possible.
Since the Columbine massacre, there have been a total of 368 school shootings. Since January,2023 there have already been 30 school shootings that caused deaths and injuries. This show addresses the helplessness, fear, grief and rage so many feel.
Kathryn interviews Author Tovah Klein PhD.Whether it’s national or global events affecting our sense of safety or stressors in our day-to-day lives, we are constantly confronted with situations that threaten the wellbeing of our children.
Kathryn interviews Author Tovah Klein PhD.Whether it’s national or global events affecting our sense of safety or stressors in our day-to-day lives, we are constantly confronted with situations that threaten the wellbeing of our children.
The Forbes Factor invites you to a profound conversation with Quinton Aaron and Bennett Maxwell, hosted by Forbes Riley. They discuss the pivotal role of resilience in their lives and how it can inspire others.
Molly is joined by Dr. Valarie Tynes, a veterinarian with a specialty in behavior, to talk about commonly prescribed medications for cat behavior issues.
You can't believe the 'fake news', but you CAN believe what Captain Elkana (Kuno) Cohen says because he was and still is there in the IDF! He has written the bestselling book, Oct 7: The War Against Hamas Through The Eyes of an Israeli Commando Officer.
When we think about our later years, we know that because we’re living longer these days, we need to create a realistic financial plan for retirement—to make sure we don’t run out of money.
Devra Jacobs is the co- author, alongside Brit Elders, of "A Happy Move: Everything You Need to Know Before and After the Boxes are Packed.
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Thomas Neyhart, the visionary behind PosiGen, PBC.
Wouldn’t you love to be a fly on the wall at a high-end brothel and watch what goes on during a day in the life of a successful Courtesan? That would be so enlightening, educational and could help to normalize conversations about sex work.
In this episode, Ed and Ron will delve into the profound insights from Peter Block's book The Answer to How is Yes, especially his How? vs. What Matters questions.
Ruben Santiago-Hudson joins G. Keith Alexander on WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica to share his journey through iconic roles and groundbreaking projects. From his Emmy-winning portrayal of Dr.
As the Federal government invests heavily in clean energy projects, we have an opportunity to ensure that the communities impacted benefit from the influx of resources.
Today, informal settlements are home to over a billion people (nearly 1/7 of the world population); and that number is projected to triple by 2050.
Are you sending your senior to college in the fall? If so, join host Sally Ganga to hear Jan Combs, college finance expert at College Coach, give tips on what you should be doing right now to prepare for that tuition bill.
There is little question that when a person suffers the death of their dog, the loss is excruciating. Why? In this episode, Dr.
What is the first thing you think of when you hear the term “bipolar”? Dysfunctional, crazy, unstable, lunatic? How about “broken”? Today's guest has lived that rollercoaster life and has found a better way to treat her bipolar disorder. Rebecca will talk with author and advocate Michelle Reittinger about her journey of healing, her shift in her approach, and her path toward wellness. Michelle believes that no one should have to suffer alone with a medical problem when there are solutions that can help us live a full and productive life. Tune in to hear about the integrated, researched-based method she now advocates for bipolar wellness. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Michelle's online home is: https://myupsideofdown.com.
Kathryn interviews Author Karen Olson.In 1981, marketing executive Karen Olson hurried to a business meeting in New York City. An elderly, homeless woman outside Grand Central Station caught her eye.
Edda L. Fields-Black, author of "COMBEE: Harriet Tubman, the Combahee River Raid, and Black Freedom during the Civil War."
Kathryn interviews Author Karen Olson.In 1981, marketing executive Karen Olson hurried to a business meeting in New York City. An elderly, homeless woman outside Grand Central Station caught her eye.
Join Forbes Riley on "The Forbes Factor Podcast as she dives deep with Christina Barsi, a dynamic podcast producer and host, to explore how finding your voice can transform your life and career.
Meet the extraordinary Chef AJ! This legendary vegan chef is out with her brand new plant-based cookbook, “Sweet Indulgence: Guilt-Free Treats Sweetened Naturally With Fruit.” Wow… over 150 vegan and gluten-free dessert recipes.
Molly attends the major pet shows each year to keep a finger on the pulse of what's happening in the "cat space". She's usually got a list of things she's seeking to improve cats (and their owner's) lives.
You can't believe the 'fake news', but you CAN believe what Captain Elkana (Kuno) Cohen says because he was and still is there in the IDF! He has written the bestselling book, Oct 7: The War Against Hamas Through The Eyes of an Israeli Commando Officer.
Joyce welcomes John Register, award-winning inspirational/motivational speaker, author, and two-time Paralympic Silver Medalist, back to the show.
We know that exercise is an essential factor in maintaining our health and overall well-being—and it’s no less important as we get older.
In this episode, with Robert Schout, MA/MSW, the visionary Founder and President of PowerSkills International, we address the topic of employee retention. A recent Nectar survey on employee recognition, reported that 71% of employees would be less likely to leave their organization if they were recognized more frequently. Since 1998, PowerSkills has been a beacon of transformation, offering onsite and online seminars, executive advising, coaching, and organizational consulting to a diverse array of clients, including municipal, state, and federal agencies, corporations, nonprofits, and international organizations. Robert will discuss how PowerSkills helps individuals and organizations tap into their innate potential and develop the crucial "PowerSkills" needed to retain the best people, lead and excel in both work and life.
On the Read My Lips stage where passion beams true,akaRadioRed’s Scarlett mic in the live-streaming hue,Welcomes you to The Intuition of Creativity today,Featuring unique Creatives with so much to say,MarBeth Dunn and Nikki Golly, too,Watch or listen as we share inspiration with you!
INTEGRATING THE MASSIVE ASCENSION ENERGIES!!!TO MAKE THE SHIFT INTO YOUR MUCH-DESERVED UPGRADE!!!Our planet and all its life forms are experiencing a massive influx of energy. The Schumann Resonance has jumped into a new frequency.
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, Benji Harris shares a cautionary tale about the dangers of self-inflicted pressure and rushing decisions in high-stakes environments. Facing a tight deadline and the urge to say "yes" to everything, Benji made a critical mistake by hiring a musician for a major event without proper vetting. The result? A disastrous rehearsal where the musician failed to deliver, putting the entire event at risk. Despite a last-minute save that kept the audience unaware, the damage with the client was done. Tune in to hear the lessons Benji learned from this high-pressure situation and how to avoid similar pitfalls in your own strategic decisions.
Are you considering joining The Lifestyle community as a way of spicing up your sex life and strengthening your couple’s relationship? Perhaps you’re wondering if the thrill of the adventure fades over the years.
In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed explore the themes presented in "Doughnuts and Degrowth" by Andrew Stuttaford.
Brenda talks about years of stability, losing everything: My home, marriage, and business - without a regular paycheck to keep me afloat! The cherry on the cake? Finding out that no one in Hollywood wanted someone her age for their projects either.
New York Times best selling author, David Lipsky, joins us to discuss his newest book, The Parrot and the Igloo, which explores how “anti-science” became so virulent in American life through a history of climate denial and its consequences.
In this next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with Neuroscientist Colin Ellard, whose work is at the intersection of psychology, architecture and urban design.
Have you heard of the Coalition for College? Curious to learn more? Host Ian Fisher will be joined by Liz Cheron, CEO of Coalition for College, to discuss the application's role in the college admission landscape. Then, he and College Coach education finance expert Beth Feinberg-Keenan will discuss the ABCs of applying for financial aid; in other words, what do all those acronyms stand for?
In the US an estimated 20 million people have problems with alcohol and/or other drugs. Some seek help, many try to stop on their own terms but can’t, many never stop. In this show, Dr.
Are you using your voice to rise into your story and help others do the same? On today's show we'll discuss the importance of all of us rising together. Rebecca talk with Gabriela Ramirez-Arellano and Esmeralda Aharon about how they, as Latina women, are contributing to the broader conversations around diversity, equity, and inclusion within literature and society. One way they are doing the is through their forthcoming anthology: Calladitas Rising. Join us as we explore the importance of sharing your story, voice and message. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Gabriela's online home is: https://www.autenticopodcast.com. Esmeralda can be found on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aharones/.
Join me as I talk with resilience industry thought leader Jason Hoss, as we talk about employee engagement. During out discussion we touch upon: 1. The culture of an organization, 2. BIAs and BCPs, 3. People focus and involvement, 4.
You guys sent in some great questions! In this episode I talk about flea and tick medications, making international flights with your cats, GI issues and food allergies, Pyometra, and non-recognition aggression.
If you think it's an exaggeration to say that the 2024 elections will determine if America lives or dies - you are living under a rock or in serious denial.
Policy steeped in systemic discrimination and privilege continues to prioritize legal unions and the nuclear family. Too often, the presence and history of those who live outside these patriarchally contrived units, have been excluded or suppressed. Further, current policy does not reflect the world as it is today. Unmarried individuals and people without children have not only been present throughout history, we are a growing demographic, globally. However, we remain without the same legal protections and benefits in multiple domains, where marriage and reproduction are upheld as privileged statuses.Our guest today is the author of "Moving Past Marriage: Why We Should Ditch Marital Privilege, End Relationship-Status Discrimination, and Embrace Nonmarital History." Dr. Jaclyn Geller is a writer and associate professor of English, at Central Connecticut State University and specializes in Restoration and eighteenth century-studies.In today's conversation, we will explore nonmarital history and the impact of nonmarital and pronatalist discrimination, today. You will not want to miss this conversation with Dr. Geller as she shares her profound insight, expertise, and solutionist approach to nonmarital disenfranchisement!
Joyce welcomes Steve Nolder, Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Global Communications, and Kaylene Ritchie, Talent Management & Diversity Supervisor, at Calgon Carbon Corporation to the show.
Dr. Rawls in his book, The Cellular Wellness Solution, illuminates the path to vibrant aging by emphasizing the significance of cellular care. Explore the foundational principles of true self-care, rooted in maximizing cellular health and resilience. Uncover the surprising role of "stealth microbes" in hastening illness and aging, and gain invaluable insights into safeguarding against their detrimental effects. From a medical perspective, Dr. Rawls dispels misconceptions surrounding herbal medicine, citing scientific studies that validate their profound impact at the cellular level. Delve into the transformative potential of herbs in promoting cellular wellness and vitality, offering a natural alternative to pharmaceutical interventions. With chronic illness affecting a staggering 6 in 10 adults in the U.S., Dr. Rawls offers actionable strategies to break free from the cycle of "managed illness." Discover how to liberate yourself from pharmaceutical dependency and embrace holistic approaches to reclaiming your health and vitality. Explore the dynamic interplay between drugs and herbs, understanding their distinct influences at the cellular level. Gain insights into the mechanisms of accelerated cell loss and discover practical techniques to actively slow down this process, ensuring a more vibrant and resilient future.For more information on Dr. Rawls book, The Cellular Wellness Solution, log in to https://cellularwellness.com/ To save 20% off your first Vital Plan order use code CellHealth20. https://cellularwellness.com/
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, host David Chavez talks with three industry leaders—John Liotta, Jordan Benzing, and Lucas Grams—about the most crucial leadership lessons they've learned.John Liotta emphasizes the importance of accountability and trust within a team, sharing how these elements are key to leadership success. Jordan Benzing discusses fear-based motivation, explaining how understanding and addressing team members' fears can unlock their potential. Lucas Grams reflects on the importance of mental preparation, self-worth, and knowledge in rising to a leadership role. Join us to gain insights on leadership from these accomplished professionals.
DISCUSSIONS WITH DAVID EMERY ABOUT THE INCOMING ASCENSION ENERGIES AND HOW THEY ARE AFFECTING OUR BODIES AND MOTHER EARTH! David Emery discusses the incoming Ascension and how they are affecting our bodies and our Mother Earth.
Co-hosts Ron Baker and Ed Kless talk with Dr. Wendy Dean, author of If I Betray These Words. Dr. Dean, a psychiatrist and co-founder of the nonprofit Moral Injury of Healthcare, explores the profound ethical dilemmas faced by professionals today.
Tune in as we talk with Katie Cleary about her upcoming documentary "Protectors of the Wild" which focuses on the urgent need to save endangered wolves in North America.
In this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with writer, Henry Grabar on the hidden significance of parking and its profound impacts on the design of our cities.
The recent Texas Panhandle fires have burned as much land as thousands of wildfires did in 4 years in the state. The deadliest US wildfire in over a century devastated the Hawaiian island of Maui in August 2023.
We all know cats rely on routine, but how do we maintain that if our own lives are unpredictable?
The Paris Olympics went off without a hitch... if you don't count being force-fed wokeness, contaminated Seine water that made swimmers sick, men pretending they are women and beating up real women, the terror attack they pretended wasn't one, and more.
Joyce welcomes Edwin Black the award-winning, New York Times bestselling international investigative author of 215 editions in 20 languages in 190 countries back to the show.
As older adults move into their traditional retirement years, a growing number of them do not want to retire their minds. In fact, many experts note that those who continue learning and engage in meaningful social interaction on average live longer and healthier lives. In today’s episode I talk with Murray Shapiro and Ron Susser, two active members of PEIR, which stands for Personal Enrichment in Retirement, a unique and highly successful lifelong learning organization affiliated with Hofstra University on Long Island. What makes PEIR so distinctive? The classes, discussion groups, and events are self-directed, planned, created and presented by PEIR members themselves. Murray and Ron will describe how the organization has evolved over more than four decades, how it survived through the pandemic, and how it’s run and thriving today. Every month, PEIR members offer a far-flung array of topics, whether you’re interested in literature, history, religion, philosophy, natural or social sciences, the performing or visual arts, economics or technology. PEIR is also a social organization, and Ron and Murray will tell us how its members build camaraderie, sharing their curiosity, opinions, knowledge and passions with others each semester.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries. As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful". Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees who understand this theme will succeed. For more information on Paula Marshall: https://www.bama.com/about/team/thepaulamarshall.com
In this episode of the Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Howard Scott Warshaw, the man behind the infamous ET video game for Atari VCS, often cited as the worst video game in history.
On the Read My Lips stage, passion glows bright,akaRadioRed’s Scarlett mic in the live-streaming light,Welcomes you to The Lightness of Creativity rendezvous,Featuring Creatives with a lot to say, it’s true,Cathy Kennedy, Martha Burich M.Ed.
Bio Cyncing to our Mother Earth!In our crazy world where ALL media has been infiltrated and at times You may scream silently at the latest insanity the world is parading around as truth!Or perhaps you are on overload from the latest breaking news of full disclosure!Perhaps on this awakening journey you are more confused and are wishing about now you had taken the blue pill?
For most of us who watched ‘Billions’, the opening scene was indeed an attention grabber. We saw the main character, Attorney General Rhoades, tied-up on the ground while a dominatrix stood on his chest with her stilettos.
Join Ed and Ron for an enlightening interview with Geraldine Carter, a consultant to CPA firms and author of the transformative book "Down to 40 Hours: A Roadmap for CPAs to End Overworking Without Giving Up Revenue.
The Ladies of SKYY, Denise, Dolores, and Bonné Dunning, are the original female vocalists of the hit R&B/Funk band SKYY. With a musical career that spans more than 40 years, the sisters are more vibrant than ever.
Angeles Link could be the nation's largest clean, renewable hydrogen energy pipeline system, that could deliver clean, reliable, renewable energy to the Los Angeles region.
Join best-selling author Witold Rybczynski as he returns to ON CITIES to delve into the extraordinary life and groundbreaking work of Frederick Law Olmsted.
Anti-bullying sites report that bullying has become an epidemic. One in 7 students K – 12, bully or are a victim of bullying. 75% of school shootings are linked to bullying and there is a strong link between bullying and suicide.
Do you consider your relationship with your pet a very top priority in your life? Do you ever find yourself wishing you could hear more about what you animal is thinking? Today's guest might be able to help! An Interspecies Activator and author, Elizabeth Long is passionate about the animal kingdom and all that it has to share with us. Rebecca will talk with her about her connection to the animals all around us. Their insights can help us grow! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Elizabeth's online home is: https://www.carolelizabethlong.com/.
Join me as I with with leading resilience and risk expert, Terry Lee. During today's discussion we touch on 3 key important topics: Operational Resilience, Vendor Risk Management, and Enterprise Risk Management. 1.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum.With the deluge of new information about trauma, the nervous system, and secure attachment, many of us are deeply engaged in mental health awareness.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Greer Kirshenbaum.With the deluge of new information about trauma, the nervous system, and secure attachment, many of us are deeply engaged in mental health awareness.
This week on "The Forbes Factor Podcast," join Forbes Riley for a compelling episode featuring two remarkable women, Dr. Roya Jafari-Hassad and April Chavez, who are transforming the landscape of health and wellness through their innovative approaches and personal journeys.
Intercat tension is a common issue in multi-cat households, and it can turn your peaceful home into a feline battleground. Join us as we talk about what it is, how to recognize it, and what to do if you suspect it's going on.
A group of outraged and frightened Georgia residents have united to fight a plan to put what would be America’s largest laboratory monkey-breeding facility in the small town of Bainbridge, Georgia, which is 233 miles south of Atlanta.
Despite the deeply personal nature of our reproductive experiences, women in particular, continue to face external restrictions, limiting or erasing our rights to bodily autonomy.
When people approach middle age, you might expect them to begin thinking about retirement, but these days, many people are far from winding down. In fact, they’re just getting started—as part of a growing cohort of first-time entrepreneurs. These 50-plus entrepreneurs are joining younger generations of start-up business owners, often using their decades of experience, sizable professional networks and financial assets to start and sustain their business. But there’s another invaluable resource that may be one of our nation’s best-kept secrets: It’s called SCORE, a nonprofit organization created 60 years ago as a partner of the U.S. Small Business Administration, originally an acronym for the Service Corps of Retired Executives. In today’s episode, Ann Middleman, the chair of the Long Island Chapter of SCORE, talks about the wealth of free services, programs, courses, workshops, counseling and tools that SCORE offers through dozens of chapters to thousands of budding entrepreneurs nationwide—no matter what their age. Like many SCORE volunteers, Ann is a business mentor, using the considerable experiences and skills from her own marketing career to “pay it forward” for the next wave of entrepreneurs. She’ll talk about why volunteers join SCORE; how you can participate in the organization’s programs and services; and offer vivid examples of entrepreneurs who have worked with SCORE, not only leading to individual success stories, but contributing to the vibrancy of our continually renewing economy.
Joanie Neenan is a direct sales professional and leader with over 20 years of experience in creating and leading national organizations. She is a star executive director for LimeLife by Alcone, a global company providing professional makeup and nontoxic all natural skin and hair care. She is passionate about this industry and has been thrilled with the lifestyle it has provided her family and others. What started out as “I’ll try it BUT I probably won’t make any money” turned into putting her 3 boys thru private school, paying off college loans, paying for her mortgage when her husband got laid off and experiencing an abundance of personal growth, earning over 35 incentive trips and creating a career she loves. One of her favorite things about this industry is the people that it has brought into her life. Joanie will discuss what direct sales is and how it offers flexibility, low startup costs, training and support, income potential, network opportunities and personal development. She will also discuss embracing the journey of self-discovery trusting our instincts.For more information: https://www.limelifebyalcone.com/joanie/home
As a proven Leader with over 32 years’ experience in the civil contracting industry with the last 27 in Senior Management and current 100% Owner, Founder and President of Petticoat-Schmitt Civil Contractors, Inc.
In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, hosts Ron Baker and Ed Kless dive into the world of creativity and innovation with a focus on the work of two remarkable individuals: Rory Sutherland and Rick Rubin.
Director Joy Bivins the keeper of our Black History at the Schomburg Center for Research joins G. Keith for a conversation about the history of the Schomburg, the important collections, current and upcoming exhibits, and the importance of fundraising.
As the Federal government invests heavily in clean energy projects, we have an opportunity to ensure that the communities impacted benefit from the influx of resources.
In this upcoming episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad engages in a lively conversation with renowned educator and architect Mohsen Mostafavi.
Most people have faced unexpected stressful situations. There are even times, often in midlife, when it seems like the challenges just won’t stop. In this episode, psychologist and author, Dr.
Courage comes in many forms. Sometimes it is grit and tenacity and training - in high performance situations. Other times it means being a survivor of abuse and trauma. Still other times it is the step toward self-awareness and compassion.
I'm joined by recognized risk management, security, resilience expert, and author, Robert Hall, as we talk about his new book 'Building Resilient Futures'. It's a fascinating discussion where we touch on: 1. Resilience and technology, 2.
Kathryn interviews Author Mary Chung Hayashi.Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once said, "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made." Her words reflect a reality that has plagued the United States for centuries.
Kathryn interviews Author Mary Chung Hayashi.Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg once said, "Women belong in all places where decisions are being made." Her words reflect a reality that has plagued the United States for centuries.
This episode is a bit of memory lane for me personally. I first met Ryan when he became the CEO of a nutritional direct sales company called Visalus and he and his team, Blake Mallen and Nic Sanicola.
Veganism is skyrocketing in America’s Midwest and UnchainedTV has the proof! So watch and find out. Kale Krew is UnchainedTV’s spectacular new series that showcases Chicago’s vibrant and fast-growing vegan scene.
New Legacy Radio is honored to be joined by today’s guest, Nicole Louie. She is the author of the recently released book Others Like Me: The Lives of Women without Children, published by Dialogue Books. The book was released in hardback, eBook, and audio in all English-speaking countries except North America on June 13th. Others Like Me will launch in North America on November 5th, published by House of Anansi. Others Like Me is the story of fourteen women around the world, from different walks of life, who don't have children. It's also the story of why Nicole Louie had to find them and what they taught her. Part memoir, part exploration of childlessness through candid conversations, this book showcases the many ways in which people find fulfillment outside of parenthood. And because the social expectation to procreate weighs the most on women, Louie focuses solely on them, their experiences, and how they flourish outside of motherhood. In doing so, she upends the stereotypes that diminish women who are not mothers and offers reassurance and companionship on a path less known. This book is a must-read that will resonate with those who have similar experiences and will raise the awareness of anyone wanting to understand the real-world impact of pronatalist bias. This deeply personal exploration of childless and childfree women is also a celebration of women’s lives. The Irish Times selected Others Like Me as one of the nonfiction books to look out for in 2024 and the Stylist Magazine named it one of the best books about women without children. Tune in on Tuesday, July 30, for a powerful conversation with Author Nicole Louie that you won't want to miss!*Author Image: Photographer's Credit: © 2023 Amanda Braide
Dr. Vijay Vad is a double board certified physician in physical medicine and rehabilitation (physiatry) and sports medicine. He focuses on minimally invasive non-surgical treatments for such conditions especially for spine related problems, arthritis, and various sports injuries. Dr. Vad has published a 15-minute simple outpatient procedure called capsular distention for restoring motion and eliminating pain in frozen shoulder. In addition to treating patients at the Hospital for Special Surgery, Dr. Vad has previously served as the physician for the professional men’s tennis circuit (Association of Tennis Professionals, ATP) as well as the physician for the Westchester Classic of the PGA Tour, and MSG Tennis Showdown. His current research focuses on developing simple solutions to stay active. His integrative approach is designed to empower patients to heal themselves. Dr. Vad will take a look at the latest advancements in pain management and rejuvenation therapies while discussing his groundbreaking invention, carboplasty, a revolutionary technique for knee arthritis using a patient's own stem cells. He will also delve into the hot-button issue of age reversal and the potential of emerging therapies. He will discuss cutting edge possibilities in healthcare and aging gracefully, that could change the way you view health and longevity.For More Information on Dr. Vijay Vad: https://vijayvad.com/
In this episode of the Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Young Ho Chang, the Chief Executive Officer of ATCS, to delve into his impressive 35-year career in infrastructure engineering and leadership. Mr. Chang shares his journey from joining ATCS to starting its Transportation Practice, to becoming CEO, and spearheading a cultural transformation within the company. Learn how his commitment to employee-centric values led ATCS to achieve significant accolades, including the USA Today 2024 Top Workplace award. Mr. Chang discusses the challenges he faced in balancing cultural initiatives with financial performance, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how transparent communication and strategic planning helped ATCS navigate these turbulent times. This episode is packed with insights on leadership, cultural change, and the strategic decisions that drive a successful engineering firm.
Ron and Ed once again share entries from their "One Thing" journals, so this episode is a bit random, but contains nugget after nugget on curated wisdom for the reading and listening habits of the hosts.
On this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad will speak with award-winning photographer Steven Brooke.
Interested in Dartmouth? We’re lucky enough to welcome Lee Coffin, Vice-President and Dean of Admission and Financial Aid, here to discuss all things about the College.
The Divorce rate in the US among middle-aged and older adults has doubled over the past two decades. This rise is significant given that half of the married population is aged 50 and older.
Join me as I talk with renown Crisis Management, Business Continuity, and Resilience expert, Regina Phelps. We talk about the recent Microsoft/CrowdStrike outage that has - and continues to - cripple many organizations and institutions.
Kathryn interviews Author Adam Elnekaveh.As an athlete, Adam Elnekaveh had long used his mental game to improve his physical performance.
Kathryn interviews Author Adam Elnekaveh.As an athlete, Adam Elnekaveh had long used his mental game to improve his physical performance.
This week on "The Forbes Factor Podcast," Forbes Riley welcomes two dynamic guests who are shaping their respective industries with innovation and expertise.
Singapore, Spain, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, El Salvador, Mexico, Canada, the USA… and beyond! Rated V for Vegan’s Eunice Reyes travels the world, bringing you the best in plant-based cuisine wherever she goes.
Listeners have written in this past week with questions about caring for their aging felines. This episode is a great mini-handbook of the things you need to keep in mind when caring for your senior cats.
Dr. Carole tried to warn you about both Joe Biden and Kamala Harris in this episode from 2020 - and she was right! But, you didn't listen.
As we celebrate Disability Pride Month, Joyce takes time to celebrate the life and accomplishments of Judy Heumann a major American disability rights leader and activist. Originally aired: December 15, 2020, Joyce welcomed Judith Heumann, internationally recognized leader in the disability rights independent living movement, to the show. Judy worked with a wide range of activist organizations (including the Berkeley Center for Independent Living and the American Association of People with Disabilities), NGOs, and governments since the 1970s and has contributed greatly to the development of human rights legislation and policy benefiting disabled people. Judy discusses her new book, Being Heumann: An Unrepentant Memoir of a Disability Rights Activist, which was published in February 2020.
As we get older, we all strive to increase the years of “healthspan,” along with our lifespan.
Dustin Hopkins is the founder of Kingside, a company designed to elevate businesses through custom website solutions and AI-driven automations. His from scaling a moving and storage business to enhancing operational efficiencies at a Fortune 100 company has been nothing short of remarkable. With a keen eye for innovation, Dustin has navigated the dynamic landscape of web design, recognizing and embracing platforms like Webflow and Shopify for their unparalleled security, user-friendliness, and aesthetic superiority.At Kingside, Dustin and his team harness the power of AI to automate and optimize business processes, paving the way for smoother operations and enhanced online presence for their clients. With over 200 members, Dustin's leadership in running his cities largest chess club has honed his strategic skills, enriching the innovative solutions they offer.Dustin Hopkins will discuss the transformative impact of AI on businesses and how it can revolutionize your digital presence and unlock the full potential of your business.For more information on Dustin Hopkins: https://www.kingside.ai/
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™, we sit down with Eric Codorniz. We explore the journey of an entrepreneur who faced the challenge of balancing a full-time role at with the pursuit of an ambitious vision. Eric shares his decision-making process that led to the creation of a solution for a non-existent problem and the subsequent costly mistakes. He reflects on how his initial lack of focus and patience resulted in unnecessary expenditures. Learn how Eric overcame these challenges by establishing clear boundaries for his time and resources, ultimately shelving the platform until a later date. Gain valuable insights on the importance of focus, patience, and the principles of bootstrapping in entrepreneurial ventures. Tune in to hear Eric Codorniz's reflections and advice on making more informed decisions in business.
Upon the Read My Lips Radio stage with passion bright,akaRadioRed’s Scarlett mic in the live-streaming light,Welcomes you to The Fulfillment of Creativity today,Featuring Creatives who’ve got a lot to say,John R. Miles, Kendra Q.
Ladies, are you confused about your feelings of bi-sexuality? Do you have fantasies about being with another woman? Perhaps you consider yourself bi-curious and you’re looking for advice on how to act on those feelings.
Join Ed and Ron as they delve into the complexities of modern pricing strategies and their impacts on consumers and brands. We’ll explore the supposed frustration consumers face with the rise of add-on fees and personalized pricing.
James Beatty, is the founder of the African-American Golf Expo and Forum. He chats about Golf and how AFRICAN AMERICANS are spending $1 BILLION annually on sports equipment. This includes golf clubs, golf balls, shoes, apparel, and accessories.
In this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with architect and educator George Knight on his preservation work at Yale University.
Parents, do you have a student heading off to college in the fall? Your tuition and fees are likely due! Listen in to find out more about paying that important bill.
This Show offers a powerful and eye-opening consideration of medical care for marginalized people. Whether from a patient’s perspective or the perspective of those who serve as medical caregivers, you will find Dr.
Do you want to know how to tap into your inner resilience during the busy seasons of life? How do you determine what success means for you? In today's episode, Rebecca talks with two success stories in their own rite.
Kathryn interviews Author Jodi O’Donnell-Ames.Jodi O'Donnell-Ames lost her 36-year-old husband, Kevin O’Donnell, to ALS in 2001.
Join Forbes Riley on "The Forbes Factor Podcast" for an inspiring episode with Willie J., an East St. Louis native who has carved a path from hardship to international acclaim.
Our listeners sent in some great questions this week! One asks if a cat who was under-socialized as a kitten can still be taught to like touch. Another listener from Dubai asks about feeding her kitten raw food. And much more....
Help celebrate Gene Baur’s birthday! The President of Farm Sanctuary is turning…. well, we’ll let him tell you! Gene’s been hailed as “the conscience of the food movement” by Time Magazine.
Joyce welcomes Dr. Chris Rosa, President & CEO of The Viscardi Center, a network of non-profits that educate, employ, and empower children and adults with disabilities. Dr.
This has been a particularly hot summer, between 100-plus degree weather and the fiery political rhetoric filling our nation’s airwaves and social media.
Linda Ambrus Broenniman, author of “The Politzer Saga”. Follows the intricate lives of own Politizer family. After a house fire in their adopted hometown of Buffalo, that Linda went on her quest for answers and information, and discovered 8 generations of her father’s hidden Hungarian Jewish lineage. This rare genealogy is rich with history alongside the psychology of uncovering a new identity.There's a permanent exhibition at the Rumbach Synagogue in Budapest about the family. She was raised Catholic, and her father took his secret to his grave. Linda’s mother, Dr. Clara Ambrus, harbored Jews in Hungary where she met her husband and kept his secret as well. Her mother is honored at Yad Vashem among names like Schindler and her memory is being celebrated this May with a city mural in Buffalo.Set against the backdrop of political turmoil, familial struggles, and personal triumphs, the story explores themes of power, love, betrayal and redemptions. This compelling narrative, “The Politzer”, offers a journey through the highs and lows of one family’s journey through history. Linda will discuss her incredible family story about history, identity, belonging, and faith. For more information: https://politzersaga.com/
On November 8, 2023 the timelines are splitting into two very different realities. One where those who choose will awaken from the illusion that we are these fragmented finite puzzle pieces and step into a greater reality of truth that we are ALL ONE.
Ernie Hudson chats about his stellar career and being on the Netflix series GRACE AND FRANKIE, where he recurs as “Jacob” and also appears on the Epix series GRAVES, opposite Nick Nolte as well as appearing in Columbia Pictures new feature GHOSTBUSTERS.
The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an Environmental Working Group (EWG) estimate.
In the first ON CITIES episode of the new year, host Carie Penabad speaks with renowned author Witold Rybczynski about his latest book, "The Story of Architecture.
Dr. Kristin Neff is the recognized pioneer in the field of Self Compassion research and the author of the important book, Self-Compassion-The Proven Power of Being Kind to Yourself.
Anyone who has gone through the process of signing up for Medicare quickly comes to the same conclusion: It’s complicated! Even if you’re already enrolled, plans and regulations may change, as well as your personal health needs, so it’s a good idea to review your policy every year—long before the annual open enrollment period in the late fall. In today’s episode, James Donnelly, a Certified Medicare Advisor, explains not only Medicare basics, but offers valuable insights and information that cut though the deluge of mailings, phone calls, marketing pitches and commercials we’re exposed to every year. He will talk about how to make sure a plan fits your needs; how you can switch coverage during special enrollment periods (even if you don’t think you can); and how you can qualify for extra financial assistance or programs to help pay for coverage. The host of a regular “Medicare Monday” podcast, James will offer examples of specific scenarios from his wide-ranging experiences, including advice about avoiding Medicare scams. “Where you get the facts matters,” he says. “Education is everything.”
Kelly K. James is the author of "The Book that (Almost) Got Me Fired". She has been writing for a living—whether as a freelancer, full time employee, or both—for more than 26 years and is the author of thousands of articles and more than a dozen books. At 52 Kelly James found herself divorced and a single mother to a teenage son and tween daughter. Despite being happily self- employed she grapples with concerns about health insurance costs and the effects of perimenopause. After dedicating 22 years to full- time freelancing, Kelly decided to take on a day job within the corporate American landscape. Despite feeling out of place among coworkers much younger than herself, she embarks on this new chapter and shares her experiences in this latest project. Throughout her memoir, she shares her entertaining and insightful glimpse into her challenges and triumphs. Kelly will discuss what (and whatnot) to do when deciding to make that corporate leap, proving valuable lessons she has learned. For more information: https://www.kellykjames.net/
On this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™?, we delve into the nuanced art of leadership with three powerhouse women. Monica shares her profound lesson on the importance of building people in the organization in order to grow company. LouAnn discusses how learning about the different types of personalities and truly listening to people is an essence on learning how to interact with anyone. Kim highlights the crucial impact of delivering feedback, and how altering her feedback style helped her become more effective, benefiting both the people she leads and the one she works collaboratively with.
Are you impressed by people who are brave enough to make drastic changes in their lives after the age of 50? Whether you’re considering marriage or divorce or a career change, it’s all that much more difficult as we get older.Join us with Content Creator, Rae Richmond, who began her OnlyFans account at the age of 56 and she’s killing it! She shares her journey out of a sexless marriage and into a sexy relationship with a younger man, experiencing a sexual revival of sorts, saying “yes” to great sex. We find out how she overcame many obstacles when she was outed as a sex worker in small town American. But now she’s living her dream and nothing’s going to stop her!
With the explosion of ChatGPT and other AI tools recently, Ron and Ed thought it made sense to investigate some of the forebears of AI technology.
An accomplished actor and stage director, Phylicia Rashad became a household name when she portrayed Claire Huxtable on The Cosby Show, a character whose enduring appeal has earned her numerous honors and awards for over two decades.
California’s new Plastic Pollution Producer Responsibility Act (SB 54) may be the most consequential Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation in a generation.
Join our host Sally Ganga as she speaks with several special guests for a deep dive on Skidmore College. Sally talks with Janessa Dunn, the dean of admissions, and Maggie Besthoff, a Skidmore student, about what life is like at Skidmore.
In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection. She discusses options for people who cannot actually adopt a pet but want to share in the experience of loving homeless furry friends. Discussing the stories captured in a new set of award winning mini films, Carol considers how mutual rescue addresses trauma, pain, othering, bias, and loneliness. She discusses the neurophysiology of the pet-person connection. With powerful stories she shares an animal’s ability to show us unfiltered affection and loyalty despite the heartbreaks and loss of everyday life and teach us about the courage to embrace any moment of connection. You will love this show.
Obtaining and maintaining executive support for you Resilience or Business Continuity Management (BCM)program can be tricky; something many people struggle with. In fact, it's one of the key challenges faced in the industry.
Kathryn interviews Author, Attorney Andrew Bridge.Andrew Bridge’s bestselling memoir, Hope’s Boy, tells the story of his survival after being taken from his mentally ill mother and left to foster care.
Kathryn interviews Author, Attorney Andrew Bridge.Andrew Bridge’s bestselling memoir, Hope’s Boy, tells the story of his survival after being taken from his mentally ill mother and left to foster care.
In this episode of The Forbes Factor, host Forbes Riley sits down with Sofia Castro, a dynamic entrepreneur who transformed her real estate ventures into a billion-dollar empire.
From the brilliant filmmaker who brought us Speciesism: The Movie, now another head-spinning new film that will transform HOW YOU SEE YOURSELF and other animals.
What is "mental stimulation" in cats? Why is it important? What will happen if my cat is not being adequately mentally stimulated? Molly and Dewey talk about this issue and the dangers of having a cognitive atrophied cat.
Since the Alec Baldwin Trial is about to begin, let's revisit this episode of Dr. Carole's Couch.
Tune in to New Legacy Radio today, and learn about the establishment of Single Studies as a global discipline, with today's guest, Dr. Craig Wynne. Dr. Wynne is the co-editor of the recently released, "Singular Selves: An Introduction to Singles Studies.
Joyce welcomes The Honorable Tony Coelho, author of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the ADA Amendments Act. As we approach the 34th Anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act on July 26, 2024, Mr.
As we enter the second half of the year, it’s a good time to pause and take stock of how we’re feeling about ourselves as we move into the second half of 2024. Are we happy with our life? Well, that’s not really the right question. There’s an unspoken myth that somehow, we “should be happy,” at least most of the time, and when we aren't, we feel like something is wrong—perhaps even something wrong with us. But in today’s episode, Dr. Beth Kurland, a clinical psychologist with three decades of experience, talks about how to stop forcing ourselves to feel “happy” when we’re faced with difficult, uncomfortable emotions that reinforce messages of “not good enough.” Instead, Dr. Kurland, the author of the recently published book, “You Don't Have to Change to Change Everything,” will offer ways we can change our perspective instead of changing ourselves, shifting six “vantage points” to cultivate inner stability, greater awareness of our internal resources, and perhaps most importantly, self-compassion. Rather than strive for happiness, which is dependent on mood, she says, we should seek a deeper well of inner resources that we can draw upon, no matter what life’s circumstances might throw at us, even in our darkest hours. Dr. Kurland will share her own healing journey, and how the six vantage points helped her find ease in the midst of life’s challenges—and how they can become an essential part of our daily well-being toolkit.
Ann Marie Sabath is the author of “The Wannabe Investor”, where she discusses “40 Must- Know Facts Before Buying Your First Stock”. Serving as a key to unlocking a brighter financial future, Ann Marie’s book offers a personal finance guide for first- time investors, or for those simply considering investing. As an accomplished business consultant and individual investor, Sabath equipped readers with fundamental knowledge for their investment journey- explained simply and clearly. These facts cover crucial topics such as “Financial literacy is crucial for achieving economic stability and building wealth,” “Stock is an ownership stake in a company,” and “You’re never too old to start investing in the stock market”, among others. Intended to soothe those intimidated by the stock market, and fearful of investing, Sabath’s writing style is down- to- earth, making even the most complex concepts easy to grasp. She shares the essential pre-investment steps, ensuring you have a solid foundation before buying your first share of stock. She explains the seven excuses people make for not investing, how to identify your risk tolerance level, the power of compounding, the one-hour-a-year investment strategy, and much more. Ann Marie will share her wealth of knowledge to provide you with resources to empower you to enter the world of investing one step at a time. For more Information: https://www.annmariesabath.com/
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™?, we dive into Neel Sus journey of transforming a high-stress, low-margin company into a resilient and efficient team.
The New Earth must be grounded on a Foundation that is anchored into the new Paradigms of the KRYSTALA Spiral of LIFE! The old paradigms of power, greed and self centered interests will not endure on the new Organic Timelines.
Dapper Dan the King of Hip-Hop fashion has partnered with The Gap to create a premium hoodie. Dapper Dan was the pioneer of high-end streetwear in the 1980s, remixing classic luxury-brand logos into his own innovative, glamorous designs.
The Lomakatsi Restoration Project in Alturas, California recently won the $20,000 Edge Prize — a new prize celebrating exceptional projects from Alaska to California which work towards creating resilient communities in the face of climate change.
Violence against women is a global health issue. The threats women face today are unapparelled and more dangerous than ever before. When you add the toxic cocktail of technology and social media the danger increases.
What's it like to achieve one of your dreams - to be on the OTHER side of a big goal? How do you stay present to enjoy that glory while also maintaining your forward momentum? On today's show, Rebecca will welcome back speaker and #1 bestselling international author, Jason M. Palmer.
Building resilient small businesses is an often overlooked segment of the economy, especially considering small businesses make up to 97% of businesses around the globe.
Kathryn interviews Author Christopher Rice.Get ready to be swept away on a journey of passion and redemption along the Southern California coast as author Christopher Rice (writing under the pen name C.
Kathryn interviews Author Christopher Rice.Get ready to be swept away on a journey of passion and redemption along the Southern California coast as author Christopher Rice (writing under the pen name C.
Join Forbes Riley for a transformative episode featuring Kailen Rosenberg, the renowned founder of The Love Architects and author of "Real Love, Right Now.
Have you ever got stuck with fear in your life?Tune into this episode this Wednesday, 5pm MST to listen to my conversation with Catherine Strang, Therapist and Teacher to learn on rising from fear and leading a life of peace.
PETA’s founder and leader Ingrid Newkirk is celebrating her 75th birthday! And, UnchainedTV’s Jane Velez-Mitchell is thrilled and honored to get to speak with Ingrid for the hour! Learn about Ingrid's fascinating life, growing up in India and then, somehow, becoming an animal protection officer in the United States.
Do cats suffer from depression? They sure do! Molly and Dewey talk about 5 signs your cat might be depressed, what causes it, and what you can do to help.
Upon her Scarlett mic, with passion to wow, Bonnie D. welcomes Next At The Mic guests for “Let’s Talk About It” now *** Dr. Carole Lieberman, host of Dr.
The emergence of Single Studies as a discipline is both a welcome advancement in education and research and an acknowledgment of the millions of circumstantially single people and those who are single by choice.
Joel Salomon is a prosperity coach who helps others overcome obstacles standing in the way of their financial freedom. In 2021, Joel published Personal Money Management bestseller, Infinite Love and Money with Mollie Singh. In 2019, Joel published The 9 Money Rules Millionaires Use: Only The Unconventional Ones, which was a bestseller in both self-help and personal finance. Joel is also an award-winning TEDx speaker who has led over 20 workshops teaching the concepts of how to overcome limiting beliefs. Joel's book, "Infinite Love & Money," serves as a roadmap for couples seeking to intertwine their love and financial aspirations. Leveraging his expertise in both realms, Joel assists partners in forging profound connections. It delves into the emotional terrain of finances, dreams, and aspirations. Complemented by practical strategies for financial management, embracing differences, and resolving conflicts, this book proves invaluable to couples navigating their financial voyage.In his second novel, "The 9 Money Rules Millionaires Use: Only the Unconventional Ones," Joel presents a straightforward approach millionaires employ to amass wealth unconventionally. He demonstrates that anyone can achieve millionaire status or boost their wealth by challenging conventional norms. This book provides a blueprint and actionable methodology to kickstart your journey towards financial success today.Joel will discuss the transformational experience empowerment in rewriting your money story and unlock your true potential. For more information: https://www.salaurmor.com/
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™? we talk with Jackie Bese as he delves into the critical moments that led to a major decision in his business journey.
Discovering Woolly Mammoths, nearly freezing to death while chasing mountain goats and bowfishing for stingrays is what's happening this week on The Revolution. Joining Jim and Trav will be Jim Shockey from "Jim Shockey's Shock Therapy", Art Helin from "Own the Season" and Mitch Petrie with Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution with Jim and Trav is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Many of us know transgender men and women or have become aware through the media of the transitions made by transgender men and women.
There is allot of talk about defining personal resilience and what it is and what it's not, and it's not often someone shares their own story of resilience. I'm joined by David Gill who does just that.
Success is a powerful motivator. But what does success mean? How does one measure it? In this replay of a popular episode, Rebecca will talk with Peter Nicholls and Erin Marcus about their experiences of learning from both success and failure.
metaphor, especially if it's a metaphor of building a house, from the foundation to the framing to the rooms inside. That's how Jeanne Collins was able to leave hardship and pain behind and build her own "house on a hill.
Are YOU ready to EXPLODE your income? My 3 guests today offer insight and true tips to help you from ZERO to HERO! Motivational Speaker Les Brown jumps on to inspire us with his power, purpose and passion.
One of the most terrifying thoughts I can imagine, is if my cat got out. A couple listeners sent in emails asking who they could hire to help them find their cats. I knew just who to reach out to - Kat Albrecht of Missing Animal Response Network.
The emergence of Single Studies as a discipline is both a welcome advancement in education and research and an acknowledgment of the millions of circumstantially single people and those who are single by choice.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
Embark on a journey through the dynamic world of cross-cultural commerce with Harlow Russell who has over three decades of experience navigating the global market. In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™?, host David Chavez and Harlow Russell explore the complexities of marketing and selling between countries, shedding light on the challenges and triumphs encountered along the way. Tune in as Harlow discusses the unique venture of crafting 3D pop-up cards, offering businesses a personalized touch in a globalized world.
It's a Wild Experience this week as The Revolution takes you for scallops in Massachusetts, lobster in Maine and halibut in Alaska with Tommy Gomes "The Fishmonger". Then, it's off to enforce game rules and regulations and assist in search and rescue operations with Michigan Conservation Officer Cullen Knoblauch from "Wardens". The Revolution with Jim and Trav is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
In this episode of WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander, we spotlight Kamilah Forbes, the dynamic Executive Producer of the Apollo Theater.
There are grave environmental issues plaguing our world, from pollution to climate change.
In the continuation of our "Deep Dives" series, host Sally Ganga speaks with representatives from Hamilton College, a private liberal arts college in New York, to learn more about life at Hamilton.
The amount of stress worldwide is at an all-time high. Self-Care and understanding alternative ways of easing pain are important. This show takes a close look at the varied forms of Alternative Medicine from Energy Medicine, Acupuncture, Chiropractic to religious belief, embraced by millions seeking relief for chronic pain, digestive disorders, fibromyalgia etc. Our guest author, Melanie Warner draws upon her important new book, The Magic Feather Effect: The Science of Alternative Medicine and the Surprising Power of Belief, to invite us into a personal research journey which involves her meeting with clinicians, scientists, and healers world-wide, to answer questions like- Why have these Alternative Medicines become so popular? Why do some people report dramatic relief while others don’t? Can the results be subject to scientific proof? Is it the placebo effect? Do we need to recognize and use the surprising system of self-healing that belongs to us.
What does it look like to shine like a Summer Start? Do failures and setbacks mean you can't still step into center stage in your life? Today's guests are Maureen Ryan Blake and Dr.
Join me as I talk with noted resiliency, trauma informed professional and leadership expert, Treena Reilkoff. We discuss how to turn trauma into a resilient asset for to better yourself in you work life and home life...and potentially influence others.
Frank Garmon, author of "A Wonderful Career in Crime: Charles Cowlams Masquerades in the Civil War Era and Gilded Age"
Kathryn interviews Author Author Sara Glass PhD LCSW. With honesty and courage NYTimes Modern Love contributor -Please God Help Me Stop Missing Her- Dr. Sara Glass tells her coming-of-age, awakening and survivor story.
Kathryn interviews Author Author Sara Glass PhD LCSW. With honesty and courage NYTimes Modern Love contributor -Please God Help Me Stop Missing Her- Dr. Sara Glass tells her coming-of-age, awakening and survivor story.
Upon her Scarlett mic, with passion for live radio, Bonnie D. hosts Next At The Mic's “Now You’re Talking!”, an engaging round table showShe welcomes savvy broadcast souls whose voices carry far, bringing the wisdom of their domains, setting a high bar Cynthia Brian hosts Starstyle®-Be the Star You Are!® on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Serene Grace hosts Shining Bright With Serene Grace on VoiceAmerica Empowerment *** Mikki Shepard hosts Adoption As A Choice on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Next At The Mic illuminates the airwaves with delight, spotlighting savvy voices in the live-streaming light
Hamas Sympathizers have cropped up everywhere - spewing their hate and refusing to believe or care about the atrocities Hamas is perpetrating on Israel! Wait until they realize 'We're all Israel!' and in danger.
People who are single and without children, comprise a growing, global demographic, and yet, these lived experiences remain largely unacknowledged vis-a-via the status quo.
Joyce is proud to have back Highmark Health’s Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer, Karen Hanlon. She will explain her commitment to hiring people with disabilities as a diverse part of their workforce.
Linda and Charlie Bloom are co-authors of “An End To Arguing: 101 Valuable Lessons for All Relationships”, as well as being happily married for over 52 years. As professional physiotherapists and relationship counselors, they have worked with individuals, couples, groups and organizations since 1975. Their organization, Bloomwork is dedicated to promoting healthy, fulfilling, and successful relationships for individuals, couples and organizations.Their most recent book, “An End to Arguing”, made it to the top 10 best relationship books of 2023 on DatingNews.com. Throughout the book, readers are given an insight into what qualities are present in argument- free relationships. Conflict is one of the biggest challenges that a relationship faces, and is the root cause of couples seeking therapy, and often the leading factor to divorce. In this day and age communications skills are more essential than ever, in the process of preventing arguments leading to separation. Healthy communication being the key for a loving and lasting relationship. Drawing on from their work with individuals and couples over the years, Linda and Charlie Bloom will offer user-friendly practices and strategies that apply to all relationships, not just intimate partnerships. For more information: www.bloomwork.com.
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™?, we sit down with Thomas Neyhart, the visionary behind PosiGen, PBC.
Grizzly bear hunting on the Squirrel River with David Draper of Petersen's Hunting Magazine, insane June hookups and innovative fishing techniques from Todd Ceisner of In-Fisherman and a proactive approach to creating access to public lands with Steve Nessl from Yamaha is what's happening this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Join Ron and Ed as the interview Hector and Carlos Garcia about their upcoming conference Reframe 2024: Influential Conversations for Accountants.
After receiving praise from President Biden for working to address the indoor air quality crisis in Denver Public Schools, Attune deployed its IAQ monitoring systems in 45 school districts and 369 school buildings across the state of Colorado.
In this episode Dr. Scott Small, esteemed neurologist and neuroscientist known for his work in Alzheimer’s disease, discusses his important new book, Forgetting: The Benefits of Not Remembering.
Join Forbes Riley on The Forbes Factor as she sits down with Nick Perry, the inspiring real estate mogul who transformed his life from being a high school dropout and homeless to becoming a multimillionaire. Discover the secrets behind his meteoric rise, his innovative strategies in real estate, and how he built the largest nationwide single-family residential wholesale company in the U.S. Nick shares his incredible journey, the challenges he overcame, and valuable insights for aspiring entrepreneurs. This episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to achieve success against all odds!
Is there a multi-million dollar misinformation campaign to stop the plant-based food movement in its tracks? The Freedom Food Alliance, led by renowned digital media expert Robbie Lockie, has just released a detailed report which makes that case.
Yep, today we talk all about your cat's poo. Why? Because it's a good indicator of your cat's overall health. And it grosses Dewey out.
Have you been feeling increasingly uneasy about our increasingly dangerous world? Not just the obvious stuff, like leaders threatening to nuke us, but more hidden and sinister dangers. Today's guest, Dr. Richard M.
Joyce welcomes Diego Mariscal, CEO and Chief Disabled Officer of 2Gether-International, a nonprofit organization that develops advocacy campaigns to empower and unify young people with disabilities. Mr.
Just over a year ago, Mae Caime was crowned Ms. New York Senior America for 2023. But the contest was not a beauty pageant. Rather, it was a competition based on talent and presentation skills, and this recognition was a crowning achievement of Mae’s long and illustrious career—one that is still unfolding with originality, excitement and adventure. In today's episode, Mae will unfold her remarkable journey as a visionary in the fields of health and business that has led to her position as CEO of aMAEzing Midlife & Beyond, which she launched to empower women, dispel ageism and support transformational change in both their personal and business paths. Beginning her career as a Registered Nurse in pediatrics and the ER, she leveraged her ability to perform under the most intense situations into a foundation as successful administrator in healthcare, building multimillion-dollar health enterprises, turning struggling organizations into premier practices, creating cohesive team environments, and pioneering new concepts. Indeed, Mae’s portfolio of positions has grown to include action coach, healthy lifestyle expert, corporate trainer, event director and keynote speaker—not to mention her involvement in numerous community charities and worldwide medical missions. There has been much success, but many challenges, too. Mae will share how she has dealt with risk and pushed herself out of her comfort zone—and now supports and encourages women to do the same, stepping out to learn new skills for personal and professional growth. Live with energy, action and purpose, she says, and remember that it is never too late to rise up “from role to soul.”
Corey Poirier is a bestselling author featured in The Wall Street Journal and USA Today, as well as a multiple-time TEDx speaker renowned for his engaging talks. With over 7000 interviews conducted with global thought leaders, Poirier is a prominent figure in personal development, leadership, and entrepreneurship. As a Canadian speaker, author, and podcast host, he is best known for his podcast, "Conversations with Passion," where he converses with influential figures from various domains. Poirier has authored several acclaimed books, including "The Book of Why (and How)" and "Share Your Message with the World." Recognized for his dynamic speaking style, Poirier is committed to empowering individuals to achieve their aspirations and lead fulfilling lives.Corey’s upcoming book with Morgan James Publishing is titled The Enlightened Passenger, which goes through the journey of 10 invaluable life lessons. He claims If The Alchemist, Celestine Prophecy and Og Mandino’s many bestselling books had a baby, The Enlightened Passenger would be it.Corey will elaborate on some of the invaluable lessons from his book, derived from his extensive interviews with thought leaders.For more information: https://coreypoiriermedia.com/
Elizabeth Monroy will be joined by Voice America Producer Tacy Trump and Harrison Ide Social Media Director to discuss the creation of The Infinite Human Talk Show which is based on the book The Infinite Human which Elizabeth wrote with her husband and twin soul Doctor Peter Monroy to serve as a foundation for a New Infinite Earth.
In this episode of The Strategy Sherpa Show™?, entrepreneur Tim Dantas shares the pivotal moments and decisions that shaped his journey from Brazil to business ownership in Virginia.
Memorial Day weekend is the unofficial Summer Kickoff, and this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav the boys will be celebrating it and the outdoors with the adventurous Melissa Bachman from "Winchester Deadly Passion", the legendary Roger Raglin with "Roger Raglin On Target" and the wild game grilling master, Brian Tucker of Hi MTN Seasonings. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Ron and Ed dive deep into the contentious world of price discrimination. They explore how businesses leverage consumer data and market segmentation to charge different prices for the same product, sparking debate over fairness and ethical boundaries.
There are grave environmental issues plaguing our world, from pollution to climate change.
We have an exciting guest today: our host Shannon Vasconcelos will be joined by Sean Fochtman of Michigan State University.
Handling communications during a crisis can be a challenge for most organizations. I'm joined by internationally recognized risk and crisis communications professional, Sheena Thomson. During our talk we touch on: 1.
Join us on this celebratory episode of the Forbes Factor Podcast as we honor the exceptional winners of the Successful Speakers Summit. Our six distinguished guests not only excel in their diverse fields—from tech to social entrepreneurship—but also exemplify the profound impact of mastering public speaking.In this episode, we explore how each guest leveraged my Next Level Speaker training to amplify their influence and leadership. We delve into their journeys, highlighting the pivotal role effective communication plays in achieving professional success and driving social change. Learn from their experiences and discover the invaluable skills that helped them captivate audiences and advocate for their visions.This episode is an ode to the power of the spoken word and its capacity to transform careers, influence others, and lead movements. Whether you're an emerging speaker or an established voice, you'll gain insights into how articulating your ideas clearly and persuasively can open doors to endless opportunities.Tune in to celebrate the art of persuasive communication and discover why becoming a skilled speaker can be one of your most strategic assets in both personal and professional realms.Featured Guests are: Aron O'Dowd: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aron-o-dowd-b02b3732/Lise Robinson: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liserobinson/Renata Angelo: https://www.linkedin.com/in/renataangelo/Jacqueline Lucien: https://twitter.com/jacquelinelucie?lang=enKristy Hunter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/kristyhuntervoice/ Camille Conti: https://www.linkedin.com/in/camillelconti/
Tune in today to listen to the conversation with Wael Saed, Jay Shetty Certified Life and Success Coach to gain deeper insights on ways to overcome depression.
Are cats low maintenance pets? Some people choose to own cats over dogs, thinking that they require less. Molly and Dewey talk through some of these common myths and misperceptions.
In today’s episode we will discuss the research initiatives of Kim Martinez Phillips, who is a PHD Candidate in Sociology.
CEO and Chairman of Scott Manufacturing Solutions, Debi Davis, has managed to grow her company, founded in 1966, from $19.6 million in revenue last year to a projected $30 million for 2022—a leap from its historic growth of 3-5% a year.
This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav we're going after Summertime Lunkers! CatDaddy will talk about the effectiveness of punch and dip baits, Dave Mercer from "Facts of Fishing" will pinpoint the best times, lures and presentations for bass, and Gary Klein with "Major League Fishing" will divulge secrets from the tournament trail. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Our guest today is Aneshai Smith, the founder and CEO of GO See The City (GSTC), a platform and app dedicated to combatting food waste and food insecurity across the United States.
How does college admissions and paying for college intersect? Listen to this show to find out. Host Ian Fisher will be talking with colleague Gabbi Tobias about how to use social media to research colleges.
Join us for an exclusive peek into the creationand success of NevelHaus, the latest architectural marvel redefining urban living. In Episode #139of Boroughs and Burbs, we sit down with the masterminds behind this groundbreaking project: Drew Stuart from INC NYC, and Josh Gelb of JSR Development.
In the US an estimated 20 million people have problems with alcohol and/or other drugs. Some seek help, many try to stop on their own terms but can’t, many never stop. In this show, Dr.
Do you have a plan for your growth and moving forward? In this encore of a popular episode, Rebecca talks with Deborah Wiener and Ramona Baxter about their journeys forward and the crucial lessons they learned along the way.
One woman writes about her losing sight and being concerned about interpreting her cat's body language. Another has graciously taken in a community cat, only to be repaid with spraying. Stacey has a cat who is an accomplished door-dasher.
Victor Trillo is a founding team member of The PATHfinder Club, and currently serves as the Program Coordinator, as well as co-author alongside Amy Friedman, Letica Longoria- Navarro and Victor Trillo Jr. of "Advice to 9th Graders". Recently merging with POPS the Club (Pain of the Prison System), The PATHfinder Club gives young people who too often feel as if they have to hide the truth about why their loved one is absent from their lives a voice and the freedom to express their visions. Working as a youth mentor, Victor employs his deep understanding of the impact of incarceration on individuals, first as the son of a man who was in prison throughout Victor's childhood, and later as a prisoner himself. At the age of 19, Victor received a Life sentence that was reversed after had been incarcerated for 21 years. Pathfinder Club's debut anthology, "Advice to 9th Graders", features personal essays, poems, drawings, and other creative expressions from teens on widely relatable topics, from peer pressure to homework to finding the courage to be yourself. Victor Trillo they will discuss the lifelong effects of growing with with a parent or loved one being incarcerated.For more information about the PATHfinder Network: https://www.thepathfindernetwork.org/about/
The Great Ian Parks is back by popular demand for the second part of his two-part series about Tartarian Technology, Leylines, Star Gates, and how the Royals of England have confiscated Key power points to use for their parasitic mischief! Join us for another fascinating conversation where we will reveal how the Krystala spiral is taking us back to our future!
Renegade spring catfish, rip-roaring turkey hunts and self defense will round out The Revolution with Jim and Trav this week! You'll hear from the Winchester Legend Award recipient Melissa Bachman of "Winchester Deadly Passion", Police Sergeant Richard Nance with "The Best Defense" and the Stink Bait Captain, CatDaddy. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Time once again for another alliterative assembly with a dash of associated assonance as Ron and Ed pull together a patchwork of punditry.
Brenda talks about years of stability, losing everything: My home, marriage, and business - without a regular paycheck to keep me afloat! The cherry on the cake? Finding out that no one in Hollywood wanted someone her age for their projects either.
Boston Public Schools (BPS) has a robust, comprehensive sustainability program that encompasses all aspects of a green, healthy school environment. Our guest today is Katherine Walsh, Sustainability, Energy, and Environment Program Director for BPS.
In this next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with Anthony Acciavatti on the complex relationship between water, urban development and environmental sustainability.
Will you be attending a reception or a college campus and have a chance to meet with an admissions officer? Have you heard that all questions are good questions? Well, maybe not.
Join me as I speak with internationally recognized operational security and technology executive, Steve Hindle, as we talk about data...lots and lots of data.
Are you looking for transformation? Do you long for a profound understanding of what truly resonates with you in terms of meaning and purpose? Today's guests are both proponents of wellness - in body, mind, and spirit.
Kathryn interviews Author Victoria Lowery.Therapist and bestselling author Victoria Lowery introduces the concept of the shadow self (the embodiment of one’s hidden elements) to the newest generation of young adult readers.
Kathryn interviews Author Victoria Lowery.Therapist and bestselling author Victoria Lowery introduces the concept of the shadow self (the embodiment of one’s hidden elements) to the newest generation of young adult readers.
There's a war on elephants in India and one woman is on a mission to stop it and protect every last elephant threatened by man’s inhumanity.
During the pandemic, most people were grateful for the courage of medical workers. We have heard about the physical demands and emotional burnout they suffered; but far less about moral injury. In this episode, Dr.
One of our listeners wrote in asking my opinion about cats who live on the streets. She saw a debate on social media over removing "feral" cats and relocating them to a sanctuary. She brings up hard questions, such as "what to do with the older ones?"
Welcome to Next At The Mic, a platform unique, Where VoiceAmerica hosts, your interest we'll peak. Host Bonnie D., with passion to wow, Welcomes four stars, on “Hear Us Roar!” right now.
Want to know how to start a war in America, if not World War III? Just ask Biden because he's on his way to doing it! A big part of this is his obsession with bringing in so-called Palestinians, refugees from Gaza.
In today's episode, we will discuss the globalization and evolution of Reproductive Technologies (ARTs). We will also address the social implications of reproductive technologies.We are honored to have Dr. Marcia C.
Joyce welcomes Gerald Homme, Manager of Talent Acquisition and Technology with Bender Consulting Services, Inc. and Scott Hammerstrom, Manager of Programs and Partnerships for the Bender Leadership Academy to the show. Mr. Homme will discuss the wide range of competitive career opportunities that are available for job seekers with disabilities through Bender Consulting Services Inc. and share what factors make Bender Consulting stand apart from other recruiting firms. Mr. Hammerstrom will share an update on the programs offered through the Bender Leadership Academy to high school students with disabilities, including an update on #NotAshamed, a mental health awareness campaign.
When older Americans are asked about where they want to live during their later years, an overwhelming majority say they want to “age in place”—in the comfort, safety and security of their current home, for as long as possible.
Debby Irving is a racial justice educator and award-winning author of Waking Up White: Finding Myself in the Story of Race, . Ten years and 275,000-copies later, Waking Up White continues to impact communities all over the country to break through the colorblind and saviorism syndromes of the white experience of racism. The book has been widely read and Educational Study Guides and facilitated workshops have been designed around it. Debby designed the book to read like a memoir yet include educational conversation prompts at the end of each chapter. And, as she hoped and anticipated, educators and book groups adopted Waking Up White to take on this challenging issue. Since publication, Irving has seen interest in understanding racism skyrocket in predominantly white communities, often at the urging of community members of color who use Irving’s book as an entrée to how racism operates. As she unpacks her own long-held beliefs about colorblindness, being a good person, and wanting to help people of color, she reveals how each of these well-intentioned mindsets actually perpetuated her ill-conceived ideas about race.Debby will discuss why and how she herself has changed the way she talks about racism, works in racially mixed groups, and understands the racial justice movement as a whole. https://www.audible.com/pd/Waking-Up-White-and-Finding-Myself-in-the-Story-of-Race-Audiobook/B01EINR1M4https://www.debbyirving.com/the-book/Joining Debby Irving is Laura Shmishkiss, an equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) consultant and coach who has committed her life to advancing social and racial justice. She brings 25 years of experience as an organizational leader, trainer, educator and activist in nonprofit organizations and schools. She specializes in equity-based training and facilitation; leadership coaching and development; antiracist practice and organizing; program and curriculum design; EDI strategic planning; and organizational culture development. Throughout her career, Laura has held many leadership roles within the nonprofit and education sectors. Most recently, Laura served as co-Executive Director at Center for Racial Justice in Education, a nonprofit organization that trains educators to dismantle racism wherever children learn. Laura earned a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs, a Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Colby College, and a teaching certification from San Francisco State University. She holds an ACC coaching certification through the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and is also a trained herbalist. https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurashmishkiss
Gear up grunts, this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav you’ll be training for Battleground Basics! Course outline includes self-defense and situational awareness with Jeremy Stafford from “The Best Defense”. Then, Matt Bennett of “Final Draw” will detail evasive turkey tactics and optimal whitetail whackin' positions. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Do you appreciate the fact that porn is entertainment and should NOT be a resource for sexual education? You need to find alternate sources for real information, whether it’s on-line, books, podcasts or blogs.
In this episode, Ron and Ed welcome back Greg Tirico to delve into the 2024 Tech Trends Report from Future Today Institute, a whopping 980-page behemoth at FutureTodayInstitute.com/trends.
Join us on WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica as we dive into the remarkable journey of Michael J. Garner, MBA, recently appointed as New York City's first Citywide Chief Business Diversity Officer by Mayor Eric Adams.
SB 903 has been introduced to the California legislature and would provide a comprehensive approach to phasing out unnecessary uses of over 14,000 toxic, “forever” chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
In this next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad discusses the evolving concept of domesticity with architect and educator Tatiana Bilbao.
Are you considering studying abroad in college? Listen in as our host Shannon Vasconcelos chats with colleague Elyse Krantz about the pros and cons.
In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection.
Join me as I talk with recognized Business Continuity & Resilience industry thought leader, Shane Mathew.
Kathryn interviews Yamicia Connor MD PhD MPH.Having a baby should be one of the most joyful times in a woman’s life. But for women of color, especially Black women, the pregnancy experience frequently triggers fear and anxiety.
Kathryn interviews Yamicia Connor MD PhD MPH.Having a baby should be one of the most joyful times in a woman’s life. But for women of color, especially Black women, the pregnancy experience frequently triggers fear and anxiety.
Join Forbes Riley on this empowering episode of "The Forbes Factor" as we celebrate a special Women's Empowerment Hour. This week, Forbes welcomes an inspiring lineup of guests who are trailblazers in their respective fields: Ms. Mompreneur, Mrs.
Listeners have sent in questions about their cat's butt smell, diet, neutering, aggression, strollers, litter box issues and more! We'll cover all these great questions in this episode.
There's a war on elephants in India and one woman is on a mission to stop it and protect every last elephant threatened by man’s inhumanity.
Welcome to Next At The Mic, a platform unique, where VoiceAmerica hosts, your interest we'll piqueOn her Scarlett mic with passion to wow, Bonnie D.
Since madrasas in the Middle East - and even some Leftist schools in America - teach wannabe terrorists and innocent kids, respectively, that the Holocaust never happened...
In previous episodes, we have addressed the rise of pronatalist extremism and the potential threats posed and faced by people without children, globally.
Joyce welcomes Tracy Saula, Senior Vice President and Chief Product and Experience Officer at Highmark Health to the show. Ms.
As we kick off Older Americans Month, what better way to celebrate their contributions than to highlight the perspective and achievements of an extraordinarily active octogenarian. In today’s episode, we talk with Dr.
Bill Hanney, is owner and producer of Theatre By The Sea in Wakefield, Rhode Island and North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts. Theatre By The Sea, which is on the National Register of Historic places and is located on the ancestral lands of the Narragansett People, has had many incarnations over the years. Bill Haney purchased the property and historic theatre in 2007 and the theatre continues to produce a four-musical subscription season along with a children's theatre series. Bill Hanney's company, Entertainment Cinemas, currently owns and operates seven movie theaters across four states. He is an award winning business owner and has been recognized as business person of the year. Bill has remained focused on his movie theater chain, having purchased, built, owned, operated, and sold over 30 theaters. The Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce presented him with the 2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of Fame Award. Bill is a member of the League of Broadway Producers and has worked on several new musicals as well as the recent revival of Pippin. Bill also puts on Cape Live, a summer entertainment series at Hyannis' Barnstable Performing Arts Center. Bill will discuss this 2024 season's shows at both Theatre by the Sea and North Shore Music Theatre with a behind the scenes look at the making of the upcoming shows, Frozen, The Sound of Music, The Titanic, and a Chorus Line.
The Revolution is celebrating The Spring Open this week and joining Jim and Trav will be extreme hunter Jeff Thomason from "Predator Pursuit" with killer tactics for bagging coyotes, bears and hogs. Then, Hi MTN Seasonings charcoal casanova, Brian Tucker, will light a spark in our game grilling adventures and get us back on point! The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Do you have difficulty getting hard and staying hard in a swinger situation? Is performance anxiety a common occurrence and a source of shame that you cannot discuss with your partner or primary care provider?Join us with Robert Johnson, the President of Shameless Care, an online telemedicine company that is tailored for people in the lifestyle by people in the lifestyle. We dive deep into the need for privacy when discussing health care for non-monogamous people and the convenience of testing from home, and being treated by doctors who understand the lifestyle.
Thomas Sowell has written that “Profits are perhaps the most misconceived subject in economics.” Join Ed and Ron as we explore R. David McLean’s superb new book, "The Case for Shareholder Capitalism: How the Pursuit of Profit Benefits All.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month, so I invited two awesome special guests.Tune in today for a special encore of "Mental Health Awareness Month" with your host G.
Our guest today is Aneshai Smith, the founder and CEO of GO See The City (GSTC), a platform and app dedicated to combatting food waste and food insecurity across the United States. Aneshai's commitment to sustainability, coupled with her unique approach to addressing critical issues like food waste and hunger, have helped GSTC form a partnership with the City of Gainesville, Florida, and has recently cemented a partnership with Levy Restaurant Group, one of the largest concession managers for stadiums and arenas in the U.S. In just the first few weeks of the Levy partnership, GSTC was able to divert nearly 2,000 lbs. of unsold food from the waste stream and feed nearly 2,000 food insecure people. Tune in and learn how Aneshai uses her expertise and passion for leveraging technology to create a sustainable world!
In this week's episode of Boroughs & Burbs, join us for an insightful conversation with Jason Haber, a dynamic force reshaping the real estate landscape.
In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce, to share what we rarely hear about divorce.
A listener, Teague, emailed asking about taking your cat hiking and when Dewey and I talked about this episode, we thought we'd share our personal experiences.
The NY Appeals Court just overturned Weinstein's 2020 rape conviction, citing prejudicial conduct. The judge in his trial allowed women to testify about unproven allegations of sexual harassment.
People who are single and without children, comprise a growing, global demographic, and yet, these lived experiences remain largely unacknowledged vis-a-via the status quo.
Joyce welcomes Holly O’Donnell, CEO, at the Bazelon Center for Mental Health Law to the show. Ms. O’Donnell will discuss the mission and accomplishments that the Bazelon Center has made for those living with mental health disabilities.
Across the country, many aging homeowners want to age comfortably in place—but they often face a number of obstacles. Sometimes, their homes, intended for their once-larger families, are too much to maintain for empty-nesters.
Lisa Cini, aging-in-place expert, is the Founder, President and CEO of Mosaic Design Studio. A global commercial design project management and procurement company, Mosaic’s mission is to “improve quality of life through design.
This week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav we're On The Water and in search of sustainable fishing, the how-to's of properly cooking what you catch, what it means to be a crawfish farmer and so much more! Joining Jim and Trav will be Mike Robinson of "Fishing the Wild", the whiskered wonder, CatDaddy, and Gregg Ritz with "Hunts Masters". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV
Much digital ink has been "spilled" and podcast conversations had about the dearth of both accounting degree graduates and CPAs.
Today we will be speaking with environmental attorney, Dave McCay, about some of the legal questions that are surfacing because of PFAS contamination in water supplies across the U.S.
In this show Dr. Dawn Buse, Director of Behavioral Medicine for the Montefiore Headache Center and Associate Professor of Neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine draws upon her extensive experience to discuss living well with migraine.
We live in uncertain times, and not matter what you might believe, at some point our businesses, communities, and our lives will be impacted by events around the world.
How is selfishness impacting you? Not just relationships but your journey toward self-discovery and growth? On today's show, Rebecca talks with author and entrepreneur Katie Coffman.
Kathryn interviews Author Wakisha Stewart.Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of maternal mortality in the United States, accounting for over one-third of maternal deaths, with Black women having among the highest maternal mortality rates.
Kathryn interviews Author Wakisha Stewart.Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of maternal mortality in the United States, accounting for over one-third of maternal deaths, with Black women having among the highest maternal mortality rates.
Join us for a unique episode as we celebrate the birthday of our beloved host, Forbes RIley, alongside some of our most accomplished students.
Meet Jody Rasch, a man of many talents, who went from being a banker to an investor in vegan enterprises and a supporter of many animal organizations including Woodstock Farm Sanctuary and Rowdy Girl Sanctuary.
Upon her Scarlett mic, with passion to wow, Bonnie D. welcomes stars for Next At The Mic's “Use Your Words” now *** Dr.
There is a documented rise in suicides - and it keeps going up! No wonder, when each day's morning news makes you want to crawl back into bed, or even escape this world.
In this episode, we will discuss how to implement authentic Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Joyce welcomes Olivia Dunn, Procurement Manager-Supplier Diversity, and Laurinda Thomas, Senior Director of Sourcing within Global Procurement, at ADP.
On December 31, 1999, Ellen Smiley left the airline industry, after a career spanning more than 30 years with British Airways.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
Upon the Read My Lips stage with passion so bright, akaRadioRedWith her Scarlett mic in the live-streaming lightWelcomes you, dear audience, for The Diary of Creativity todayHer guest Creatives will bring cool conversations your wayEileen Forrestal, Jennifer Elliott, Dr Cliff Robertson Jr and Andrew Parrillo too Watch or listen, we’re talking Creativity to inspire you!
APRIL 22,2024 Mother Earth Day we will be celebrating this historic moment when humanity takes back her Mother Earth from the death cult’s parasitic reign by reclaiming our rightful position as her guardians and midwives in the restoration of the Divine Mother and the ascension of our Mother Earth on The Infinite Human Talk Show Voice America Empowerment Channel
The Revolution with Jim and Trav, and y'all, are welcomed into Crushville USA as Lee and Tiffany from "Crush with Lee and Tiffany" join the show this week to talk land management, whitetails and more. Then, CatDaddy will get us all hooked up with giant catfish and Zach Phillips of "Country Outdoors" reveals his game winning tactics to bagging big toms. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Ron and Ed are thrilled to have Magatte Wade back on the The Soul of Enterprise to talk about her new book, Heart of a Cheetah: How we have been lied to about African poverty and what that means for human flourishing.
WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander is spotlighting the one and only Tyrone Jackson! From his roots in Harlem to the glitz and glamour of Hollywood, Tyrone Jackson is a force to be reckoned with.
SB 903 has been introduced to the California legislature and would provide a comprehensive approach to phasing out unnecessary uses of over 14,000 toxic, “forever” chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
In this next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with Andrew Frey, Director of the City of Miami's Department of Real Estate.
Juniors, this episode is for you! Host Sally Ganga will be addressing how to ask for letters of recommendation with guest and college admissions counselor Karen Spencer as well as chatting with admissions advisor Christine Kenyon about how to find your best fit college
Join us for an informative discussion on affordable and workforce housing with special guests Peter Neill and Ron Lockhart from GSP REI, alongside James Nelson from Avison Young.
Anorexia Nervosa is an eating disorder characterized by self-starvation. Both professionally and in the public eye, this disorder has been associated with females.
Join me as I talk with internationally recognized resilience trainer & consultant Daman Sood, as we talk about how Insider Risk Management and how to safeguard our organizations from insider threats. It's a topic we've not touched on before.
Today's episode is a powerful conversation with two women who are passionate about helping women move into a new phase of life.
Shae Smith Cox, author of "The Fabric of Civil War Society: Uniforms, Badges, and Flags, 1859-1939."Gerry's Monologue -"This is Gerry Prokopowicz, with Civil War Talk Radio,...Way back in 2011, I looked forward to reading a newly published bestseller that I thought would make a great topic for this show, it was called “50 Shades of Grey,” but to my intense disappointment it turned out to be an erotic romance that had nothing at all to say about variations and Confederate military uniform manufacturing. Tonight, happily, you finally have the thoughtful study of uniforms and their meaning that I thought we were getting 15 years ago. It's called ”The Fabric of Civil War Society: Uniforms, Badges, and Flags, 1859–1939”. The author is Professor Shae Smith Cox, and she'll talk with us tonight on Civil War Talk Radio.”
Kathryn interviews Author Mark Robert Rank.Americans tend to believe that success comes from hard work, determination and little else.
Kathryn interviews Author Mark Robert Rank.Americans tend to believe that success comes from hard work, determination and little else.
Join Forbes Riley in a powerful conversation with Ozzin Jun, CEO of @juninternationalcoaching, as she shares her incredible journey from surviving trauma to becoming a millionaire mentor and international keynote speaker.
Will some of California’s biggest factory farms be shut down? A groundbreaking ballot measure to ban massive animal factories, aka CAFOs, Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations, will be decided by Sonoma County, California voters this November! Will this spread across the nation?
I'm currently fostering two cats - one medical and one behavior - and it inspired me to talk again about fostering.
Welcome to Next At The Mic, a platform unique, Where VoiceAmerica hosts, your interest we'll pique. Host Bonnie D., her passion to wow, Welcomes three stars, on “Turn Up The Volume Now!”Dominick Tavella, financial maven bright, President and CIO, guiding investment with insight. Lebenthal Global Advisors, under his command, Wall Street wisdom expertise well-plannedDr. Sandra Bloom, psychiatrist with grace, teaching trauma and adversity, wisdom to embrace, at Drexel University, where her knowledge takes flight, co-hosts Creating Presence on VoiceAmerica, where insights uniteRon Roel, a journalist with stories to unfold, covering business, politics, his narrative bold, in the realm of successful aging, his focus so clear, a sage and calm voice for all to hearListen, watch, add delight to your day, as Bonnie D’s Scarlett mic leads the way. Next At The Mic, where voices soar, a symphony of inspiration, hear radio’s wisdom roar!
Israel’s challenge to survive, while surrounded by enemies, began long before October 7, 2023. But, on this day, the barbaric attack by Hamas terrorists, took it to another level. Not since the Holocaust has there been such an evil attack on Jews.
Joyce welcomes Kathryn Zox, host of the VoiceAmerica’s The Kathryn Zox Show, to Disability Matters. Ms. Zox is informative and fun and opens the mic with conversations that women need to hear. The Kathryn Zox Show is savvy and relationship oriented. Ms.
There are special moments in life when we experience a profound sense of awe at the planet we inhabit—such as the recent solar eclipse, when communities across America gathered in public spaces to gaze at the sky in wonder.
Dr. Neal Barnard is the author of "The Power Foods Diet: The Breakthrough Plan That Traps, Tames, and Burns Calories for Easy and Permanent Weight Loss", which offers an evidence- based, food-as-medicine protocol for kickstarting weight loss and keeping it off- Eat These Foods, Loose the Weight.
Sometimes your writing journey takes a turn that surprises you. Today's guest is Skye Bellarmine, the author of the Breaking Solace trilogy.
We're celebrating The Spring Kickoff this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav with Realtree and Realtree Outdoors' very own, David Blanton, and his turkey hunting prowess! Plus, Scott Newby, Yamaha's ATV & Side-by-Side Senior Communications Specialist, will get us off-road with exciting Side-by-Side destinations and The Kansas CatMan, CatDaddy, will have us catching slabs of fat cats in no time flat. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Host Ryan Treasure and guest Alain Hunkins discuss Alain’s success through his career of being a leadership speaker, consultant, trainer, and coach.
Well, it has happened again, Ron and Ed's stacks of stuff are bursting beyond their britches, so it is time to trot out some alliterative alchemy to rightly rectify the seriously sticky situation. Okay, enough already. Just sit back and enjoy the ride.
Ron Canada: The Versatile Star and an industry veteran with 40+ years of experience, has appeared in blockbusters like "Ted 2" and "The Discovery," alongside celebrated actor Robert Redford.
Welcome to ON CITIES, where we explore the ways that the design of the built environment shapes the quality of our lives. Today, we will be speaking with Alan Ricks, the co-founder and chief operating officer of MASS Design Group.
Join host Ryan Treasure and returning guest, Tom Paladino, as they discuss Scalar Energy, the building blocks of the future.
Join us for the latest episode of Boroughs & Burbs #133, The Long Island Show. Discover Long Island's unique real estate market with an all-star lineup of experts from Douglas Elliman.
In a manner that is personal, specific, at times funny and underscored with thirty years of writing and talking about sex, Tracey Cox invites us to age-proof our sex lives.
Do you struggle with self-love? Do you know when to believe in yourself? Sometimes our best insights come through the eyes of a compelling character or from the lessons in a fairy tale.
Join me as I talk with Chief Energy Officer of Synergy Brain Fitness, and NY Times best selling author, Dr. Heidi Hanna, as we talk about mastering stress for resilience. During our chat we talk about: 1. Defining and describing stress, 2.
Kathryn interviews Author Sarah Cart.In suspenseful and heart-rending detail, Sarah Cart recounts how, beginning with an incurable autoimmune disease, her husband developed one life-threatening condition after another.
Jaime Amanda Martinez, author of "Confederate Slave Impressment in the Upper South."Gerry's Monologue -"This is Gerry Prokopowicz, with Civil War Talk Radio,...Many historians, from David Herbert Donald to Stephanie McCurry, have advanced the idea that the Confederacy's war effort was hampered by ideologies of state’s rights and individualism in contrast to the centralized power of the federal government. Professor Jaime Amanda Martinez says not so fast, the U.S. government never took slaves from their owners during or before the war. But the Confederate government, and states like Virginia and North Carolina, did so on a broad scale. She describes how this worked in her book, ”Confederate Slave Impressment in the Upper South.” We'll ask Professor Martinez about it, tonight on Civil War Talk Radio."
Kathryn interviews Author Sarah Cart.In suspenseful and heart-rending detail, Sarah Cart recounts how, beginning with an incurable autoimmune disease, her husband developed one life-threatening condition after another.
Join Forbes Riley as she delves into the remarkable journey of Blake, a self-made millionaire, real estate investor, and sales expert.
Stress plays an important role in the health of your cat - just as it does with humans.
Kangaroos Are NOT Shoes: That’s the message hundreds of activists sent to Adidas, in a global day of action at the height of the holiday shopping season.
Upon her Scarlett mic, with passion for live radio, Bonnie D. hosts Next At The Mic's “Now You’re Talking!”, an engaging round table showShe welcomes savvy broadcast souls whose voices carry far, bringing the wisdom of their domains, setting a high bar Cynthia Brian hosts Starstyle®-Be the Star You Are!® on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Serene Grace hosts Shining Bright With Serene Grace on VoiceAmerica Empowerment *** Mikki Shepard hosts Adoption As A Choice on VoiceAmerica Empowerment Next At The Mic illuminates the airwaves with delight, spotlighting savvy voices in the live-streaming light
While America was sleeping the Communists have been taking over the minds and hearts of our kids, one class at a time. Communists vowed, long ago, that they would take over America without one shot being fired and they are. We can't do anything about it..
In today's episode, we will discuss the globalization and evolution of Reproductive Technologies (ARTs). We will also address the social implications of reproductive technologies.We are honored to have Dr. Marcia C.
Joyce welcomes Steve Nolder, Chief Human Resources Officer and Senior Vice President of Human Resources and Global Communications, and Kaylene Ritchie, Talent Management & Diversity Supervisor, at Calgon Carbon Corporation to the show. The guests will share how Calgon Carbon Corporation of Pittsburgh supports the efforts of the Bender Leadership Academy’s Mary Brougher Mental Health Initiative.
Join host Ryan Treasure and guest Erik Qualman as they discuss The Focus Project. Erik is a five-time Bestselling Author and Keynote Speaker and has performed in over 55 countries.
When we graduate from college, we often have little idea of where we’ll find ourselves in the second half of life.
Dr. James Fanale is the author of "ONWARD: A Teaching, And A Love Story". As well as a Doctor and former hospital CEO, battling Stage 4 lung cancer. Dr.
The Second Coming of Christ?Armageddon?The Rapture?Arrival of the Antichrist??? The Day of Judgement????Throughout the centuries people believed if you wanted to see God you looked to the sky! A technological God is being constructed all around us and the sky is where it is coming!DAVID ICKE (2019)
So, you have a story burning within that you want to share. But, you wonder if you're a good enough writer. What if you could sit down with a successful writer and hear her tips and insights? In this episode, Rebecca talks with Hannah R.
This week Jim and Trav will stop by an Offshore Bull and Cow Dolphin Tournament as they head 180 miles out in the Deep Gulf for massive Grouper with Captain Jack Carlson with "Two Conchs Sportfishing". Then, they'll target Sea Ducks and Whitetails on the coast of Maine and forage for Cattail and Autumn Olive with Daniel Vitalis from "WildFed". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
The Director of the Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson, makes G. Keith smarter about the universe and the James Webb Telescope's vision.
SB 903 has been introduced to the California legislature and would provide a comprehensive approach to phasing out unnecessary uses of over 14,000 toxic, “forever” chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS).
In the next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with Shane Phillips, author of The Affordable City. From Los Angeles to Miami, American cities are struggling to address the challenges of high housing costs and household instability.
What an exciting episode today! Our host, Shannon Vasconcelos, will be talking with author Emi Nietfeld about her memoir, Acceptance, in which she discusses growing up with a troubled mother and eventually in the foster care system, but still managing to gain admission to Harvard. She goes beyond the typical triumphant narrative, however, and discusses the personal cost of portraying herself as someone who has “overcome” these obstacles when, in important ways, she hasn’t. So tune in! Zachary Gries will also be joining Shannon to discuss why to fill out the FAFSA.
Welcome to Episode #132 of Boroughs & Burbs: Exploring Authentic Interiors with Philip Gorrivan: Renowned interior designer and author of "Authentic Interiors, Rooms that Tell Stories." and DJ Carey, Editor in Chief of Connecticut Cottages and Gardens. Don't miss this captivating discussion on design, creativity, and the stories that shape our homes!
Someone has finally found a way to address opioid misuse and addiction among people with chronic pain. In this show, Dr.
Join me as I talk with experienced crisis management professional and a pioneer in the efforts to integrate traditional war-gaming with computerized platforms, Dotan Sagi.
Are you ready to develop the discipline, resilience, and daily, goal-based habits that will propel you to top-level performance in your personal life, business, or career?? Today's guest is Jason Palmer - he is an author, speaker, horse trainer, and elite performance coach. He brings his expertise in the horse arena to help people harness the power that they possess within. Tune in as he talks with Rebecca about vision and passion, leaving a legacy, and the demands of growth. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Jason can be found online at: https://www.jasonpalmermastery.com.
Tom Saielli, Land Stewardship Manager, American Battlefield Trust. Website: https://www.battlefields.org/
Kathryn interviews Author Myra Sack.When their daughter Havi was a year old, Myra Sack and her physician husband Matt Goldstein noticed delays in her physical development.
Kathryn interviews Author Myra Sack.When their daughter Havi was a year old, Myra Sack and her physician husband Matt Goldstein noticed delays in her physical development.
Join Forbes Riley in an enlightening discussion with Richard Dolan and Ben Kjar as they unravel the secrets to overcoming adversity, achieving wealth, and finding victory in life.
A listener, Denise Catoni, emailed me with a podcast topic, "Chylothorax in Cats". I'd never heard of the medical condition before! She told me about losing her cat to this rare disease and I invited her to the show to talk about her journey.
Animal Rising has made global headlines with its risk-taking actions including: sending hundreds of protesters to disrupt England's most famous horse race, rescuing lambs from the estate of the King of England and occupying massive dairy factories.
Israel’s challenge to survive, while surrounded by enemies, began long before October 7, 2023. But, on this day, the barbaric attack by Hamas terrorists, took it to another level. Not since the Holocaust has there been such an evil attack on Jews.
In this episode, we will discuss how to implement authentic Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives.
Joyce welcomes Brittany Bullock, Relationship Marketing Specialist with ABLEnow. The show will be explaining tax-advantaged savings accounts for eligible individuals with disabilities.
Dr. Elizabeth Comen, M.D., has dedicated her medical career to saving the lives of women.An award-winning, internationally sought-after clinician and physician-scientist, Dr.
We will be talking to Ian Parks who runs the Krystic Ascension Path: 'Nomi Earth Beginners Guide to Failsafe Ascension' FB Group and has Studied at AL-Hum-Bhra Magistracy Councils of Cosminyahasand at Tan-Tri-Ahura Bio Spiritual Development.
Have you ever thought about a book collaboration? In this encore of a favorite episode, our guests are authors Lisa Levesque and Belle Walker.
We're focusing on The Harvest this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. From property management, to planting food plots, digging ponds, identifying shooter bucks and putting in the 'big buck work', Jeff Danker with "Buckventures" will prep us for filling tags. Then, CatDaddy will get the ball rolling on the beanhole and hand out his secret recipe. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Do you ever wonder what it’s like to be a single male on a swingers’ cruise. Usually it’s a couples-only event, but when you’re the star DJ, they make exceptions.
Join Ron and Ed as we dive deep into the dynamic world of subscription business models. With the landscape constantly evolving, we'll bring you the latest insights and happenings that are shaping the future of subscriptions.
Ladies and gentlemen, get ready to tee off into a world of inspiration, empowerment, and groundbreaking achievement! Welcome to a very special episode of WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander.
Today’s guest is Ginny Leary, the Zero Waste and Sustainability Project Manager for Boston Public Schools (BPS).
In the next episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad speaks with architect and educator Phillip Smith. Smith delves into the African legacies of American Classicism and its enduring impact on the development of the American South.
Kathryn interviews Author Jaime Mahler.How do you know when you’re in a toxic relationship? Identifying the signs that someone is manipulating you can give you back the clarity and stabilization you seek in relationships.
Kathryn interviews Author Jaime Mahler.How do you know when you’re in a toxic relationship? Identifying the signs that someone is manipulating you can give you back the clarity and stabilization you seek in relationships.
A cat mom reached out and suggested we do a podcast about how difficult it is to be a single cat parent. She says, "When there's no one to share the care, it's a lot of work for one person - especially if you have a special needs cat.
In our premiere episode, we will discuss the experience of being involuntarily childless in a pronatalist world, through personal experiences, and the need for change. Our guest for this episode is Hilary Fennell.
Each year, September 11th marks a solemn anniversary, when our nation remembers and honors the victims of the 9/11 terrorist attacks.
Erica Saccoccio is a lifelong entrepreneur who has pursued her passions and continues to find success after the age of 50. From opening her seventh brick and mortar location and fourth business, she is proof it is never too late to chase your dreams.
This curated, social-media-driven culture of ours is in desperate need of authentic stories! Stories from the deep wells of lived experiences.
Prepare for a thrilling Cape Buffalo hunt, being surrounded by a pride of lions, a close encounter with a grizzly bear and so much more as renowned outdoorsman, biologist, award-winning conservation journalist and adrenaline junky Chris Dorsey of "Sporting Classics TV" joins Jim and Trav this week on The Revolution. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Many people face unspeakable loss of a family member or witness the suffering and loss of a loved one with the wounds of war. They wonder how they will go on.
Join us for an illuminating episode as we sit down with Tanner Chidester, the visionary Founder and CEO of Elite CEOs. With a remarkable track record of generating over $60 million in the online coaching realm, Tanner's journey has reshaped the coaching industry forever.Discover how Tanner's journey from creating his first million in a B2C model led him to unveil powerful, repeatable strategies that have simplified the traditionally complex online arena. From disrupting norms to empowering coaches with his insights, Tanner's impact has been revolutionary.As he steps into an advisory role to expand into new horizons, Tanner's mission remains clear: to turn online coaches into millionaires. Join us in this episode as we delve into his extraordinary journey, from disruption to empowerment. Tune in to gain invaluable insights that could transform your coaching approach and business strategy.www.eliteceos.com
I had the pleasure of spending a day at Cat World in Best Friends Animal Sanctuary in Kanab, UT. I had lunch and a chance to interview a beautiful soul, Jana de Peyer, Co-founder of the Sanctuary.
Each 9/11 Anniversary, some politicians try to make us forget what happened on September 11, 2001 - the worst terror attack on American soil.
What are the current implications of pronatalism for people without children, collectively and globally? How do extremist actors influence pronatalist agendas, reproductive rights and what is the social impact on our community?
In today’s episode we will focus on some of the current and urgent realities facing us, and the importance of our informed awareness and response to these issues. Joining us are Nandita Bajaj, Executive Director of Population Balance, and TTherese Shechter, director of the documentary "My So-Called Selfish Life" and founder of Trixie Films, to discuss the immediate and long term implications of pronatalist extremism for our community.
Tune in to learn more about the ways pronatalist propaganda has weaponized fertility decline, in an effort to control reproductive choice and healthcare, and how the childless community specifically, is being targeted in the pronatalist agenda.
In this edition of Spirits Speak - Exploring the Afterlife we are going to focus on depression and suicide. We will begin by channeling the Archangel Azrael, the angel of death. He will explain the vast problems associated with committing suicide.
Joyce welcomes to the show, Rebecca Willford, the new CEO of Disability Rights Advocates.
Two years shy of her 50th birthday, Hilary Topper, a highly successful entrepreneur and mother of two, knew she needed a change. She was fully absorbed in her work, but it wasn’t making her happy anymore.
The Holtons have published over 50 titles, including their newest book, Relationship Playbook.
akaRadioRed welcomes three challenge-driven Creatives.
Pamela Jane Nye, Owner and CEO of the non-profit Neuroscience Nursing, Limited, and Operation Scrubs, Inc.
Bucks, trucks, once in a lifetime hunts and massive muskies is the focus this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. Joining the boys will be Kevin Knighton from "Backwoods Life", Kristy Lee Cook with "The Most Wanted List", "Overlanders" own Fred Ashmore and Mitch Petrie of Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Are you looking for ways to have better sex, longer sessions at more frequency intervals? If you’re huffing and puffing during sex, with sweat dripping off your forehead, you may already know that you need to improve your cardio game.
This week Ron and Ed return to the work of literature for some inspiration. They will delve into the page of the Roald Dahl short story, "The Great Automatic Grammatizor" and Robert R. Updegraff's Obvious Adams: The Story of a Successful Businessman.
CBD has already been shown to be a neuroprotector (contributes to preservation of neuronal structure and/or function), so how else can it help? There is both new interest and new research on using CBD to improve our mental health.
Mike Beasley joins us to give his thoughts of what to expect this upcoming legislative session in Colorado and what is currently happening right now. We announce the Action 22 Annual Meeting and Expo, taking place on October 5th and 6th, and officially launch the Making Action Happen Patreon.The views and opinions expressed on Making Action Happen are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Action 22. Email us at: show@action22.org Go to www.action22.org to learn more about our annual meeting.Help us out and subscribe to our Patreon:https://www.patreon.com/MakingActionHappen
In this show Carol Novello, founder of Mutual Rescue and author of Mutual Rescue, returns to Psych UP Live with an exciting and expansive focus on the power of people-pet rescue and connection.
I talk with award-winning IT, Continuity, Resilience, Risk and Security professional and noted resilience expert, Modebola Olowu.
Tune into this special episode to listen to the story of Hannah Park Lusterman who broke the barriers of self image and discovered her authentic self.
Join us in conversation with Stephanie Joy Phillips, the founder of "World Childless Week." We will discuss the highlights of this year's event, which will be held 11-17 September 2023, and how you can participate.
A few decades ago, when Mary Pipher was a working mother in the midst of a busy career as a clinical psychologist, she realized she might find some precious time during her days to do what she always wanted to do: To write.
Big game seasons will kick off in less than two weeks across the country and this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav the boys will discuss "The Fall Tune-Up"! Joining the broadcast for some whitetail mayhem will be Lee and Tiffany Lakosky of "CRUSH with Lee and Tiffany" and Hal Shaffer from "Renovation Hunters" and "Drop Zone". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
"Kelly speaks with Roy Belzer, a content creator and fitness coach. In this episode, they explore the importance of embracing body positivity in the realm of fitness.
G. Keith sits down with the legendary Jeff Foxx radio personality, leader of The Jeff Foxx Band, to talk about his radio and music career that took him throughout the midwest and up and down the east coast.
Acclaimed author, Carolyn Steel joins ON CITIES for a thought-provoking conversation on the relationship between food and cities. The feeding of cities has greater social and physical impact on us and our planet than anything else we do.
Kathryn interviews Author Christy Cashman. Just when she thought things couldn’t get any worse, fourteen-year-old Reese discovers they can — in the worst possible way.
Kathryn interviews Author Christy Cashman. Just when she thought things couldn’t get any worse, fourteen-year-old Reese discovers they can — in the worst possible way.
Great questions for this episode! Molly talks about the "horns" on the back of cat legs, cat strollers, training a cat to be quiet, getting a cat to tolerate the vacuum cleaner, what and how to feed a voracious new kitten and much more!
We present the bills and legislative ideas that came from our inaugural Leadership, Policy and Governance Academy.
In today’s episode we will discuss the value of policy engagement for people without children, and why it matters for our community.
Graduating from college as an outstanding student in French, Jim Ryan began his career as a high school foreign language teacher on Long Island.
Kendra Jacobs from FloSports, All things live streaming we discuss moving into 2024! Mental Health, Physical Fitness and LIVE NHRA Coverage!
HQ gave the orders and we're shipping out. Our objective is, Operation: Big Game! Leading The Revolution with Jim and Trav's hunting campaign will be Captain Steve West from "Steve's Outdoor Adventures", plus Sergeant Dean Capuano with "Swarovski Optik Quests'' and 1st class Culinary Specialist Brian Tucker of Hi MTN Seasonings. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
California Assemblymember Laura Friedman authored a bill signed into law in 2022 that will prohibit the entire class of PFAS, a.k.a. “forever chemicals,” from cosmetic products sold in the state of CA.
In this show Jennie Kramer, LCSW-R draws upon her experience in treating all forms of eating disorders and her co-authored book, Overcoming Binge Eating for Dummies to offer expert and useable information on Binge Eating Disorder (BED). With sensitivity and realistic perspective, she answers questions like-What is Binge Eating? Does it differ from compulsive eating or overeating? Who binges and why? She underscores the health risks associated with Binge Eating Disorder and describes first steps to change for those struggling. She accounts for the physical, psychological and social factors involved in change and highlights questions like the difference between emotional and physical hunger. She considers pros and cons of treatment options while at the same time offering 10 things to do now instead of bingeing. If you or someone you love needs clear and expert information on Binge Eating, this is the show to hear.
Identify your life purposes, live them, and organize your life around them by developing daily practices to support your life purpose choices.
The conscientious journeys and decision-making processes by people who don’t have children, often remain unacknowledged stories and contributions.
Joyce welcomes Mick Malec, CEO, enGen and Enterprise Technology and Operations Officer, Highmark Health, back to the show.
When we graduate from college, we often have little idea of where we’ll find ourselves in the second half of life. We wonder how our career will evolve; how we will grow a family and move into our middle ages; what surprises will be revealed; and what legacy we will leave our family and friends—and the planet. In today’s episode, we talk with Leslie Danoff, a long-time friend who graduated in the ground-breaking first freshmen class of women at Yale; embarked on a career in professional broadcast journalism and documentary filmmaking; raised a family of three sons; and took an unusual turn into the world of conservation, co-founding Global Forest Generation, a nonprofit whose mission is to accelerate meaningful forest restoration—and help stave off the scourge of climate change. Leslie will offer her wide-ranging observations about lifelong learning and how she made unconventional moves into uncharted territory later in life, and how we can all continue to grow—45 Forward.
Having worked with many different types of organizations, Dr. St. John sees results by implementing peak-performance growth tactics that led to practical results. His training and consulting approach is unique and integrative.
Are there keys to a successful book? In this encore episode, Dennis Galloway, #1 Best Selling Fiction Writer shares his top tips to help you bring your writing forward.
Let’s Cancel Culture… no let’s not. Talking Race Tracks and Positive Moves in Motorsports, Stay Healthy and Work on Your Mental Health!
Developing new hunting grounds, creating a hunting co-op and embarking on a spectacular off-road adventure is what's on tap this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav as we discuss Bucks & Backroads. Joining the boys will be Jeff Danker of "BuckVentures", John Carter, Director and Co-Creator of "Overlanders" and Nick Ventura from "Become 1". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Carver is one of the largest African- and Caribbean-American-run banks in the country. G.
You might be surprised to learn that cats do indeed get heartworms. We often think this parasite is something only seen in dogs, but that's not true. While somewhat rare in cats, heartworms can be fatal. Join Molly and Dr.
Sara and Brian talk about the Action 22 Leadership, Policy and Governance Academy Graduation, expanding the podcast and what's happening with broadband as it relates to the Colorado Department of Transportation.
People without children remain a largely invisible, excluded population, socially and economically. Despite the growth in the number of people without children, ranging from 20%-30% globally, statistics and policy consideration to meet the needs and realities of our community remain outside the mainstream. This is particularly true in academic research, social and economic planning, and policy development.
Today, we will be in conversation with Dr. Zachary Neal, an associate professor of psychology and global urban studies at Michigan State University, and Dr. Jennifer Watling Neal, a professor of psychology at Michigan State University. We will discuss their recently released research findings on childfree demographics and neighborhood satisfaction for those who do not have children. We will also assess some of the ways we can best create change on the basis of greater data-driven information, that reflects our community.
In this episode of Spirits Speak, Exploring the Afterlife we are going to speak with the spirits of three famous entertainers that were also great philanthropists, Fred Rogers of the television show, Mr. Rogers Neighborhood, Danny Thomas, founder of St.
For thirty years, Megan rose steadily through the executive ranks of Nike, one of the world’s most successful companies and best-known brands, playing key roles in billion-dollar wins.
In this powerful episode, Rebecca talks with author Natasha McCoy about writing a memoir.
Want to hunt for and gather all your food, travel to South America for insane wingshooting or catch monster 10Ib bass in Florida? Well, this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav, we'll be doing all that as we go Back to Basics with Laramy Miller from "The Trail", Nate Metcalf with "MOJO TV" and Mitch Petrie of Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Keith David is a classically trained actor, winning 3 Emmys out of 6 nominations as well as being nominated for a Tony award. He starred in the recently concluded tv series "Greenleaf" for Oprah Winfrey's OWN network.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed into law the first-ever ban in the U.S. on PFAS “forever chemicals” in cookware, dental floss, and menstrual products as part of the broadest PFAS policy package in the country.
In this episode Dr. Scott Small, esteemed neurologist and neuroscientist known for his work in Alzheimer’s disease, discusses his important new book, Forgetting: The Benefits of Not Remembering.
Ever thought about buying a robotic/self-cleaning litter box? Sure you have! We all would prefer NOT to have to scoop a litter box.
For more than 30 years, Adam Flattau successfully rose up the ranks of Corporate America to become the Eastern Regional Director of digital advertising and marketing for a leading commercial real estate information company. Then something happened.
Tiffany Mason is the founder of VirtuallyYou!, a podcast services firm that helps clients launch, edit, brand, and manage their shows.
As founder, Tiffany is passionate about podcast editing and helping customers bring their ideas to fruition. Her goal is to "erase the headache" between recording and publishing a podcast, sometimes some of the most demanding work. VirtuallyYou! provides many services to customers such as creating intro/outro for podcasts, cleaning up audio to remove unnecessary background noises, writing up show notes, and more. She can help along every step of the podcast editing journey.
Tiffany will discuss all things podcasting, editing, and production. She will also give some insider tips on how to easily better your podcast.
Bringing a book forward is a passion project! It's more than just words on a page - it is a process of knowing your mission, tapping into your why, and then trusting it to bring your book powerfully forward.
It's a Big Buck Summer this week on The Revolution as three of the heaviest whitetail hitters join Jim and Trav for some epic antler dropping action! First up will be the venison reaper, Michael Lee of "Backwoods Life". Then, the Kansas droptine cowboy, Tom McMillan from "McMillan", and finally the Baja backstrap wheeler, Scott Newby with Yamaha. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
CBD topicals have been gaining momentum as they are effective at relieving ache muscles and joints, but most of the popularity has been attributed to the minimal barrier of entrance for those wanting to try CBD for the first time.
Whether you are 8, 18 or 81 years old, there’s a good chance you know what it is like to worry. You may even be someone for whom worry has taken up too much space in your story. This show is going to address worry. Our guest is Dr.
"Join your host : Winifred: Adams. for this week's show the "Healing Secrets for Burnout and Chelation Therapy!" : Winifred is a leading medical intuitive along with successful quantum healer for over 25 years.
Many organizations face challenges when it comes to applying creating emotional resilience for crisis situations. I speak with a founding member of the UK Psychological Trauma Society, internationally published author, Dr. Liz Royle. Dr.
A young woman reached out to me contemplating all of the life changes ahead of her; wondering if she should adopt a kitten...
Do you know that gratitude can help overcome anxiety?
Many times, we complain about things we don't have and forget to see the things that are taken for granted in our lives.
Join us in conversation with Stephanie Joy Phillips, the founder of "World Childless Week." We will discuss the highlights of this year's event, which will be held 11-17 September 2023, and how you can participate.
In this edition of Spirits Speak, Exploring the Afterlife we will explore all the aspects of heaven.
During Disability Pride Month, Joyce welcomes Gerald Homme to the show. The two discuss disability employment equity, the importance of unity, and disability pride.
One of the tragic outcomes of the coronavirus pandemic was not only the number of deaths from COVID, but the number of deaths in the nation’s nursing homes—which, at one point accounted for more than a fifth of all deaths according to the federal government’s estimate. And what made these deaths even more grievous was that many of these elderly people died in isolation, cut off from loved ones, their essential caregivers, who were prevented from visiting them in their darkest hour.
Danielle Palli is a Board-Certified positive psychology & mindfulness coach and author of over 10 works that integrate both spirituality and creative writing.
In this week's encore episode, you can listen in as we discover what an award-winning, in-demand publisher has to say about bringing your book and message forward powerfully. Rebecca talked with author and publisher, Cathy Davis, about how publishing really works, what to think about in writing your book, and considerations for marketing your book. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Find Cathy online at https://daviscreative.com. If you'd like to find your own writing voice by being a part of an anthology, be sure to check her website and check out her anthology, Clarity out of Chaos (which released in October of 2021).
Prepare for a thrilling Cape Buffalo hunt, being surrounded by a pride of lions, a close encounter with a grizzly bear and so much more as renowned outdoorsman, biologist, award-winning conservation journalist and adrenaline junky Chris Dorsey of "Sporting Classics TV" joins Jim and Trav this week on The Revolution. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
A new study by a Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) scientist and collaborators shows that nearly all the recent increase in California summer wildfire burned area is attributable to human-caused (anthropogenic) climate change.
In this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad will be speaking with Léon Krier, one of the most provocative architectural and urban thinkers of our time.
In this episode, Co-founders, Colum McCann and Lisa Consiglio introduce us to Narrative 4, a global organization headed up by some of the world's most renowned and influential authors, artists and community leaders who believe language and literature are essential tools for creating a better society.They will describe their inaugural event “A Narrative for Gun Awareness” between gun advocates and those who have suffered loss and injury due to gun violence. You will hear what happens when a gun advocate and a victim of gun violence tell each other's story. The " Story Exchange" is emotionally powerful and invites consideration of " Empathy in Action".It is particularly important given a landscape of national and international strife. The goal is to use the story exchanges to break open historically intractable issues. Listen in.
America is at a breaking point, but fortunately today’s guests can fix it - each in their own way.
LeNora Faye and Cody Hetzel are visible advocates for those who are childfree, through their individual public and private platforms, and their collective work and moderation of Childfree Convention. They are creators of content, conversation and connection that brings childfree people together, while engaging meaningful conversations for change.
Today, we will discuss their advocacy, collaborative work, and the diverse content and speakers comprising the ever-expanding Childfree Convention. The dates for this year’s Convention will be held on July 29th & 30th, just ahead of International Childfree Day.
International Childfree Day is observed annually on August 1st. This day was first recognized in 1973, but the National Alliance of Optional Parenthood, and the celebration of on this date was revived by Laura Carroll, in 2013. 2023 is the 50-year celebration of this day!
Join us to learn more about the importance of diverse childfree representation and how you can access and participate in this year’s virtual Childfree Convention!
In this edition of Spirits Speak, Exploring the Afterlife, we are going to investigate reincarnation and the souls journey through prior lives.
Joyce welcomes Mick Malec, CEO, enGen and Enterprise Technology and Operations Officer, Highmark Health, back to the show.
We’ve all heard of Dr. Ruth. Now it’s time you met Dr. Marcus. In today’s episode, we talk with Dr. Bat Sheva Marcus, an internationally recognized, certified sex therapist, about her life helping women reclaim pleasure in their bodies and spirit.
Gail Sahar is the author of Blame and Political Attitudes: The Psychology of America's Culture War, her latest release about the blame-placing tendencies of American politics and how to change perspectives.
Do you count life as a gift? Even on the hard days? What about when it is time to say goodbye to someone you love? In today's episode, Rebecca talks with Meg Mindell and Camilla Taft Hicks about their passion to tell the story of a life well lived.
Gear up for a Summer Explosion this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav as the boys will relive an incredible water buffalo hunt in Argentina with Curt Wells of Bowhunter Magazine. Then, they'll head to Florida for some bass fishing and the latest in fishing innovations with Mitch Petrie of Outdoor Sportsman Group. Finally, they'll target catfish using oysters on the half shell with CatDaddy. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Join Ed and Ron as they discuss the book William Donaldson, PhD: Simple_Complexity: A Guide to Systems Thinking. Systems are both simple and complex, which contain amazing constructs that one often must marvel.
In this show we’ll learn the proper way to give a massage and share a new technique of using topical CBD to help your pet deal with age. As usual, we will share science-backed and peer-reviewed data that supports these practices and their benefits.
Actor Harry Lennix shot to fame by playing Terrence “Dresser” Williams in Robert Townsend’s “The Five Heartbeats” and Boyd Langton in Joss Whedon’s “Dollhouse.
In this episode Dr. Gillihan will discuss his new book, Retrain the Brain: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in 7 weeks. Dr.
Get ready for a power-packed episode of Forbes Factor Podcast! We are excited to have none other than Steven Kuhn, a decorated U.S. Military combat veteran turned business advisor, as our guest this week.
Dr. Brian Hurley, National Medical Director for AmeriVet Veterinary Partners, joins us once again to share his knowledge. We talk about what Feline Hyperthyroidism is, what symptoms to be on the look out for, what the prognosis is, and some of the causes.
We often discuss the personal aspects of pronatalism, both in the community of people without children and on this show. We also look at how we are impacted in our everyday environments, such as the workplace.
This week on Spirits Speak, Exploring the Afterlife, we are going to continue exploring animal souls.
Over the last several years, a growing number of experts have been touting the health benefits of walking—especially as we get older, and need to find sustainable habits that keep us moving, fit and active.
Terry Dry is Smarter's Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder. Smarter provides services to older adults to teach and assist them in understanding new technology. A more connected life improves the quality of life for older adults and their families.
Terry attended Harvard's Omnicom University after graduating from the University of Southern California with an undergraduate degree in Business Administration, Marketing, and Communications. Omnicom University provides a world-class executive education experience for the senior executives of its global network of agencies.
Smarter works by signing up and being matched with an advisor who can assist you with your technology needs. Depending on your plan, your advisor can assist you in person or over the phone. All of your technological requirements have been met. Technology is evolving at an astounding speed, as is the demand for communities to support their citizens. Smarter delivers on-demand services that meet the particular demands of retirement communities, allowing staff members to concentrate on what they do best. Our trusted advisors are available to help residents with everyday tech issues as well as training and hands-on guidance to help them use technology more effectively.
Terry will discuss his company Smarter and how they are making strides in the world to connect older adults in order for them to better understand new and advanced technology.
When Sara Davison was blindsided by a sudden, devastating breakup, she found that there was no blueprint for her recovery. So, she invented one, and today she's the UK's premier divorce coach.
Sometimes when we tell our story, it comes out in the form of Fantasy. Today's author, is International Best-Selling Author and creator of the Epic Rhethos Fantasy Trilogy Series, Hannah Lyon. She and Rebecca have an inspiring conversation where Hannah shares her great wisdom and tips about the importance of honoring your story. Only you can tell your story your way...nobody else can tell it your way. But however you tell it, it's so important to find a way to bring it forward. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Find Karen at https://daringtotranscend.com. Get the book at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0C7LS7BD1.
Holy Heatwaves! It's Dog Days Outdoors this week on The Revolution as Jim and Trav find cool ways to chill out, outdoors! Starting off, CatDaddy will dive straight into the beanhole, Tim Anello from "Inside Outdoors" will dish bowfishing tips and Melissa Bachman of "Winchester Deadly Passion" will cap things off with exciting, outdoor, family adventures. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
In this show, Ross Rosenberg LCPC,CADC,CSAT psychotherapist, sexual addiction expert and author will discuss aspects of his book,The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why We Love People Who Hurt Us.
Can you find inner peace in any given situation? Is it possible to take your adversity and do more than just survive - what if you could thrive? Today's guests are Carey Portell and Shauna Cuch.
How do we define "needy" behavior in cats? What can you do to tone down your cat's obsession with being with you all the time?
Today's episode will offer listeners a timely, often-missing conversation about one of the least considered perspectives in pronatalist narratives, as we delve into the multi-layered impact of pronatalism on children.
As we celebrate America’s birthday, Joyce takes time to celebrate the life and accomplishments of Judy Heumann a major American disability rights leader and activist. Originally aired: December 15, 2020, Joyce welcomes Judith Heumann, internationally recognized leader in the disability rights independent living movement, to the show.
Many people may think they know about AARP when they get that letter in the mail, mysteriously inviting them to become a member as soon as they turn 50. Or when they see AARP ads on TV.
akaRadioRed welcomes four active Creatives.
Szifra (Shifra) Birke is a personal and professional connector, Executive Leadership Coach, co-author, and tandem biker.
Sara Ting is president and founder of World Unity Inc.
Discovering Woolly Mammoths, nearly freezing to death while chasing mountain goats and bowfishing for stingrays is what's happening this week on The Revolution. Joining Jim and Trav will be Jim Shockey from "Jim Shockey's Shock Therapy", Art Helin from "Own the Season" and Mitch Petrie with Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution with Jim and Trav is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Kelly and special guest Ellen Fultz discuss fatphobia in society, media, and culture. Societal biases negatively impact self-image and self-worth, especially for fat individuals.
Special guest, CEO Jonelle Procope, comes to HarlemAmerica to visit. G. Keith Alexander looks forward to her sharing her personal and career journey to the World Famous Apollo Theater.
Minnesota Governor Tim Walz signed into law the first-ever ban in the U.S. on PFAS “forever chemicals” in cookware, dental floss, and menstrual products as part of the broadest PFAS policy package in the country.
On this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad will speak with award-winning photographer Steven Brooke.
Whether you are the CEO of a nationally known firm, the Chief of a medical team, the Lead Coach of little leagues, the person responsible for a local food pantry or a parent trying to keep the house, the kids and your job on track – You will find the insights and guidance in Rachel Rider’s Book, Who You are is How You Lead – invaluable. In a voice that combines well- earned attunement from Executive Coaching Training , Contemplative Studies, Training in Somatic Experiencing, Polarity Therapy and an extensive business background, Rachel helps any leader to understand that the relationship they have with themselves is key to success. She demonstrates with examples that when leaders stay in touch with their inner drives and understand their responses they start to succeed in their leadership and productivity. In interesting examples she asks – Why is “ No, ” always the first response? How do you read the room and collect data? How does your self-reflection help you? Are you hearing what isn’t being said in the room? As you listen to Rachel’s personal and professional examples you will learn the keys to transformative leadership.
Mark Springfield of Springfield Collaborative Divorce joins us today to discuss the collaborative divorce process. Last week, we discussed the 4 Habits of ALL Successful Relationships.
Join Rebecca Hall Gruyter (RHG TV Network) and Commissioner Mignon L. Clyburn (FCC Commissioner of the United States) in this encore episode where we shared how to run your race fully. Be willing to be the first, but never the last...
Kathryn interviews Author Lori R.Sackler.MONEY. It’s still the elephant in every family’s living room. Planning for a family’s future often prompts a total breakdown in communication, causing lasting damage.
Kathryn interviews Author Lori R.Sackler.MONEY. It’s still the elephant in every family’s living room. Planning for a family’s future often prompts a total breakdown in communication, causing lasting damage.
A listener wrote in about her community and their lack of respect for animal welfare - especially to the community cats.
Are you struggling to overcome Anxiety?
Anxiety is an emotion that is experienced when you are unable to manage stress and uncertainities in your life.
Dr. Jan Yager, Ph.d, a sociologist, freelance writer, coach, speaker, artist, is the award-winning author of more than 50 books, translated into 35 languages.
Jan has a Ph.D. from The City University of New York Graduate Center and an M.A.
Divorces can be happy! Don't believe it? Meet Stacy and Thomas Jenkins, a happily divorced couple that runs The Happy Divorce Project, an endeavor to change how we do, and think about, divorce, so you can complete your marriage in a place of peace rather than conflict. Listen in as the Jenkinses tell Karen about:
--• Where couples most often get it wrong in the divorce process --• How to confront the fear of being alone, so you can delight in your newfound singlehood --• How to become your own best lover --• The three categories of divorce, and how to tell which one yours is --• Three ways to communicate in times of conflict
...--WEBSITE: www.gooddivorceproject.com
In today's peek-behind-the-author curtain, Rebecca talks with author Karen Ann Bulluck about how she discovered her fiction writing power, what it's like to create a trilogy series, and the importance of taking risks....
It's a Wild Experience this week as The Revolution takes you for scallops in Massachusetts, lobster in Maine and halibut in Alaska with Tommy Gomes The Fishmonger. Then, it's off to enforce game rules and regulations and assist in search and rescue operations with Michigan Conservation Officer Cullen Knoblauch from Wardens. The Revolution with Jim and Trav is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
With 4th of July here again let's discuss how CBD is being used by pet owners around the world and increasing at a fast pace. The trend suggest many happy pet owners and even science has jumped in with clinical studies and reviews.
Kathryn interviews Author Adam Bessie.The pandemic changed our lives and society in ways that we continue to grapple with. For teachers the shifts in their daily lives was nothing short of seismic.
Kathryn interviews Author Adam Bessie.The pandemic changed our lives and society in ways that we continue to grapple with. For teachers the shifts in their daily lives was nothing short of seismic.
What we feed gets bigger. That applies to the conditioned voice of self-doubt, self-criticism, self-hate, fear...you get the idea. The good news is that we are not our conditioned thoughts.
Cindy D'Andrea is an award-winning solo performer, actor, writer, producer and fitness expert. She talks to us about her current show "Cat Sh!T Crazy" and the cats that inspired her along this journey.
Sara and Brian give us an update of what they've been working on and talk a little bit of politics.
Bryan Kohberger finally has a woman who isn't rejecting him. Indeed, Brittney Hislope declares that she is "lovesick" for him and sends him love letters and sexy photos. But, Bryan wasn't her first prison romance.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful". Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business.
For her commitment to others, she has been recognized with numerous awards and recognitions, including induction to the Tulsa Hall of Fame, Advocate of the Year for DVIS.
Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees who understand this theme will succeed.
One of the newest, and most obscure, aspects of the divorce process is discernment counseling, the process of determining whether your marriage can continue or if it's reached its end. Karen talks to Dr.
akaRadioRed welcomes three innovative Creatives.
Gene Pranger, creator of The Do Something Wonderful Protocol and the original Interactive Teller Machine (ITM) video banking platform, holds 30+ US patents, trademarks and copyrights.
Sick Summer, Why Are We Bashing? Young Gun Brandon Miller, Self Care Advice and Father’s Day.
Grizzly bear hunting on the Squirrel River with David Draper of Petersen's Hunting Magazine, insane June hookups and innovative fishing techniques from Todd Ceisner of In-Fisherman and a proactive approach to creating access to public lands with Steve Nessl from Yamaha is what's happening this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Do you struggle with sexual communication? Are you interested in exploring your sexual desires safely with your partner but are unsure where to begin? Join Dr.
Kelly and special guest Ellen Fultz discuss fatphobia in society, media, and culture. Societal biases negatively impact self-image and self-worth, especially for fat individuals.
Another deep dive into the perils of ESG. This is based on Vivek Ramaswamy's latest book, Capitalist Punishment: How Wall Street Is Using Your Money to Create a Country You Didn't Vote For.
Join us for an exciting show on meditation with Erin M. Harvey, Mediation Instructor and Spiritual Confidence Coach. We'll discuss the science and practical applications of using CBD during meditation.
In May 2023, Washington State Department of Ecology Director Laura Watson signed new rules that, for the first time ever, ban toxic chemicals—including PFAS, phthalates, flame retardants, and bisphenols—put in plastic electronic casings, vinyl flooring, and beverage liners, among other products. These new rules conclude the first cycle of regulations as part of Safer Products for Washington, the nation’s strongest law regulating toxic chemicals in products—a major source of contamination in our homes, food, waterways, and bodies. Our guest today is Cheri Peele, Sr. Projects Manager with Toxic-Free Future, and she will help us understand how this groundbreaking piece of legislation could be the bellwether for greater consumer protection nationwide.
Today, informal settlements are home to over a billion people (nearly 1/7 of the world population); and that number is projected to triple by 2050.
In this show, psychologist and renowned author, Dr. Deborah Serani returns to Psych Up Live to invite a new and close-up look at Boredom. Dr.
Operational Resilience has become a major focal point for organizations. Join me as I talk with Fusion Risk Management CEO, Mike Campbell. Mike touches on: 1. Clarifies the confusion between organizational resilience and operations resilience, 2.
Kathryn interviews Author Leslie Lehr.Leslie Lehr wants to talk about boobs. She’s gone from size AA to DDDD and everything in between, from puberty to motherhood, enhancement to cancer, and beyond.
Kathryn interviews Author Leslie Lehr.Leslie Lehr wants to talk about boobs. She’s gone from size AA to DDDD and everything in between, from puberty to motherhood, enhancement to cancer, and beyond.
Eat Differently is a powerful, new PSA campaign featuring Paul McCartney, Jane Goodall, Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Jr., Albert Einstein, Cesar Chavez and other revolutionary thinkers. It's aim is to inspire people to eat plants, not animals.
Join me as I chat with Taylor Symmank, diving deep into the mindset of a true champion, as we uncover his remarkable journey. Former Texas Tech Football player and an embodiment of unwavering determination and inspiration. From the football field to every aspect of his life, Taylor has consistently pushed himself to achieve greatness.
Taylor's work ethic is second to none. He goes above and beyond, investing that extra time and effort to ensure that every task is executed flawlessly. His commitment to being the best, regardless of the competition, is nothing short of awe-inspiring.
With exceptional interpersonal skills, Taylor is a natural team player, forging strong connections with those around him. His ability to collaborate and thrive in diverse environments sets him apart. When Taylor is involved, you can expect unity, synergy, and outstanding results.
Focused and resolute, Taylor tackles each challenge with unwavering determination. He possesses a unique ability to maintain his sights firmly set on the task at hand, never losing sight of his ultimate goals. Throughout his life, he has honed essential skills such as teamwork, leadership, dedication, and purpose, becoming a well-rounded individual poised for success.
Taylor's extraordinary drive makes him an asset to any business or organization. When he joins a team, you can be confident that he will bring his "A game" every single time. Taylor refuses to settle for mediocrity, consistently raising the bar and setting ambitious goals that will undoubtedly propel him to new heights in the near future.
"Striving for Excellence" with Taylor Symmank is your opportunity to tap into the mindset of a true achiever. Get ready to be inspired, motivated, and empowered as Taylor shares his insights, experiences, and the secrets behind his remarkable journey. Don't miss out on this extraordinary podcast that will fuel your own pursuit of excellence.
A recent study showed that 55.5% of American pet owners felt that their pet is just as important as their children - and one in ten stated that their pets are MORE important than their children.
“What do you believe about White men?” This one question asked discerningly during an executive diversity training with counselor, coach, and consultant, Dr.
There’s a saying that “Everyone has a book in them,” but the question for many of us is, “How do I get it out?” In today’s episode, award-winning author Dr.
The Holtons have published over 50 titles, including their newest book, Relationship Playbook. Business partners, dance partners, co-authors, fun-lovers and marriage partners for 45 years, Cher and Bil will share their secrets to build trust and add strength, stability and fun to your significant and deep lasting relationships.
There are four major categories in the book:
•Relationship Hors d'Oeuvres! ...collection of powerful tidbits of advice the Holtons have created with a series of conversational prompts to stimulate your conversation.
•Fun Questions to Stimulate Discussions that can Go Deep and Strengthen Understanding! ....a deep-dive together into fun questions provides the opportunity for a deeper conversation that can be eye (and heart) opening!
•Playful Activities to Bring Fun to Your Relationship!...a variety of activities that you can easily do together.
•An Appendix You Don’t Want to Cut Out: Tip Sheets!... includes a few Tip Sheets, offering our top five tips to deal with specific “pressure points” in relationships.
• #1 Bonus Tip that can literally transform your relationship forever!
In this encore of one of our first episodes, Rebecca talks with Retire as You Desire author Bill Bloom about this insightful book about a happy and healthy retirement. Bill Bloom specializes in helping his clients with their retirement income planning.
Giant spring bear and big ol' bearded toms, plus capable calibers, custom ammunition and a June fishing report is what's on tap for this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. Joining the boys will be Steve West from "Steve's Outdoor Adventures", Adriana Armstrong of "Grace, Camo & Lace" and Mitch Petrie with Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
In 2023 doctors are having conversation and participating in cannabis treatment therapies. In this episode we'll share how to have this conversation and what you need to know.
Billy "Mr. Apollo" Mitchell talks about his autobiography "THEY CALL ME MR. APOLLO." And, his exciting role as the Apollo Theater's Historical Tour Manager and is now the landmark theater's Tour Director and resident historian.
Your real life is an inspiration! Do you believe that? Do you believe that your journey has a magic all its own? One that can't be compared to anyone else's journey.
One of the big risks of letting your cats outdoors is them catching diseases. FIV and FeLV are two of the most common outdoor cat diseases. Dr.
In this edition of Spirit Speak, Exploring the Afterlife, we will examine how members of the military or law enforcement officers forced to take lives are judged when they return to heaven.
Whenever Americans are asked where they’d like to live as they get older, a vast majority say they’d like to remain in their homes for as long as possible. They prize the independence, comfort, and dignity that come with the ability to “age in place.
Bill Hanney, is owner and producer of Theatre By The Sea in Wakefield, Rhode Island and North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts.Theatre By The Sea, which is on the National Register of Historic places and is located on the ancestral lands of the Narragansett People, has had many incarnations over the years.Bill Hanney purchased the property and historic theatre in 2007 and the theatre continues to produce a four-musical subscription season along with a children's theatre series.Bill Hanney's company, Entertainment Cinemas, currently owns and operates seven movie theaters across four states. He is an award winning business owner and has been recognized as business person of the year.Bill has remained focused on his movie theater chain, having purchased, built, owned, operated, and sold over 30 theaters.The Greater Beverly Chamber of Commerce presented him with the 2015 Leslie S. Ray Hall of Fame Award. Bill is a member of the League of Broadway Producers and has worked on several new musicals as well as the recent revival of Pippin. Bill also puts on Cape Live, a summer entertainment series at Hyannis' Barnstable Performing Arts Center.Bill will discuss this season's shows at both Theatre by the Sea and North Shore Music Theatre with a behind the scenes look at the making of the shows.
Do you have a book in you? Maybe that sounds a little daunting. What about a chapter? In today's episode, Rebecca talks with bestselling author Seema Giri about the importance of bringing your message forward and the power of participating in anthologies.
It was Woody Yes?Scott “Woody” Woodruff, if you know JEGS, Woody was involved in painting the Motorsports world Black and Yellow.
Get your sea legs in shape because Captain. George Gozdz from "Unfathomed" is taking The Revolution crew and you snook fishing down in Florida and we'll explore the game fish rich waters of Guatemala! Then, Chris Ward of "Red Rising" helps us establish the framework for finding success chasing monster bucks in the dense east coast woods. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
We have seen a shift in the population using CBD. In this show we'll review the current trends and discuss why the shift is happening.
In this show Gary Wilson, presenter of the popular TEDx talk ‘The Great Porn Experiment,’ and author of Your Brain on Porn, addresses the ever-increasing problem of internet porn addiction in young male teens as well as men of every age.
Meet an amazing woman who has co-founded a company with a mission to help your cat get the enrichment it craves, and go safely beyond their great indoors. Travel Cat is the #1 cat travel brand in the world.
Tune into this special episode to listen to the story of Hannah Park Lusterman who broke the barriers of self image and discovered her authentic self.
Biden and Robert Kennedy Jr. have already thrown their hat into the ring to be the Democratic nominee for President in 2024...
People without children, those who are single, and diverse families remain excluded from status quo economic and family policies.
Joyce welcomes recording artist and disability rights advocate, Lachi to the show. Lachi will share her story about growing up as a person who is blind.
Everywhere we look these days we’re bombarded by talk: social media, TV news and opinion shows, podcasts, blogs, emails, texts. And yet, we’re living in an age where social isolation and loneliness are on the rise, leading many to call this an epidemic.
Lynne Twist, a recognized global visionary is the founder of the Soul and, of Money Institute and author of the best-selling, book "The Soul of Money: Transforming Your Relationship with Money and Life”. Over the past 40 years Lynne has worked with over 100,000 people in 50 countries. A graduate from Stanford University, she is a nationally recognized global visionary devoted to alleviating poverty, ending world hunger, and promoting social justice and environmental sustainability for the past 40 years. She has given speeches at the United Nations Beijing Women's Conference and the State of the World Forum. She is also the recipient of the prestigious "Woman of Distinction" award from the United Nations. Lynne's on-the-ground work has helped bring her a clear understanding of people's behavior with money. She as well has been guiding the philanthropy of some of the world's wealthiest families. ?She will discuss her newest book "Living a Committed Life" which offers profound insights and tools that offer a sense of excitement and opportunity while navigating these evolutionary times.
Hailed as "too normal* to be a lawyer" or ... "you're like a lawyer, but nice?" Meri Althauser is not your typical divorce lawyer.
akaRadioRed welcomes three hard-working Creatives.Graciela Tiscareño-Sato, President of Gracefully Global Group, founded a publishing firm for groundbreaking literature and online classes to showcase contributions of Latinos in the US.
Moroso’s own, Penelope Moroso stops by to talk social media influencers with us. Don talks about giving the BIRD! Memorial Day clarification and a great weekend of racing!
This week on The Revolution, Jim and Trav head to Minnesota for Northern Pike and Walleye. Then, it's off to Alaska for Sockeye and Lingcod and on to Panama for Yellowfin Tuna, Wahoo and Roosterfish! Joining the boys will be Mark Davis from "BigWater Adventures", Yamaha's own Scott Newby and Mitch Petrie with Outdoor Sportsman Group. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Have you ever considered having a nip ‘n tuck procedure to enhance your body or restore it to its former shape? Perhaps you’re done with your baby-making years and you want your old body back.
We announced at the end of last week that we planned to talk about Peter Block's new book Confronting Our Freedom, however, this week we learned that Peter has agreed to join us in about a month.
May was Mental Health Awareness Month, so I invited two awesome special guests, Reinventionist Rolonda Watts, and Psychologist Dr. Faith Brown to help us understand mental health, relationships, and self-care during COVID.
In this episode of ON CITIES, host Carie Penabad will be speaking with Léon Krier, one of the most provocative architectural and urban thinkers of our time.
In their 16th episode, the Soul SiSTARs talk about the 5th energy center withIN the body. They discuss what an imbalanced and balanced throat chakra looks & feels like.
Forbes says the median home in Aspen costs $14.55 million. This week we explore Aspen with the 3 men who know it best. Who better than the current third term Mayor of Aspen, Mayor Torre, to explain the city's views on tourism, affordable housing and short term rentals? To understand the long-term evolution of Aspen's appeal we have Jim Horowitz, founder of the Jazz Aspen Snowmass festival, now in its 32nd season. (Foo Fighters? Billy Idol?) Finally, to understand the real estate market there we have one of the top agents in this luxury market, Richard Berkshire, to share with us the market conditions and his predictions.
Many aspects of our culture perpetuate the Casanova Myth, the belief that what most young men want is sex with as many women as possible without concern for the women or any goal of commitment.
Surveillance is both an art and a skill. It requires planning, flexibility, quick decision-making, and most of all patience, patience, and more patience.
Do you have a clear sense of your purpose and your calling in the world? What prevents you from stepping out and pursuing your dreams? On today's show, Rebecca will talk with Rachel Lee White and Dr. Robin Owens about creating a supportive space for women to who want to clarify their purpose and achieve their dreams. So many talented, gifted women want to make difference in the world but aren't clear on who they are and how they are called. What if you lived out of your purpose and made your decisions accordingly? We think it would help you get AND stay on purpose in your work and life!! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online! Find Dr. Robin at https://robinlowens.com; Rachel's online home is https://rachelleewhite.com/
Today I talk with globally recognized Crisis Management specialist, Regina Phelps. During a very enlightening discussion - intense and scary at times – We talk about: 1.A few comments about COVID being ‘over’2.What is a polycrisis?3.
Kathryn interviews Milan Kordestani.“I’m just saying.” These three little words that tend to follow an intense debate are a signal that someone has given up on listening or being understood. They’ve dug into their position, and there will be no budging – an unfortunate symptom of living in a divided world. The lack of civil discourse and constructive conversations motivated the 24-year-old, 3x social entrepreneur Milan Kordestani to found The Doe – an anonymous digital publication promoting open-minded discussions and restoring civil discourse. In a world fueled by arguments and outrage, he offers insight and tools to navigate necessary difficult conversations, offering a much-needed infusion of kindness in an increasingly contentious society. He has written for numerous online publications, including Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, Entrepreneur.com, ThriveGlobal, and other platforms. He regularly covers topics in entrepreneurship, self-help, startup culture, the environment, leadership and media.Kathryn also interviews Author, Editor-in-Chief Oldster Magazine Sari Botton.In a series of candid, reflective, sometimes humorous essays, Sari Botton describes coming to feminism and self-actualization as an older person, second (and third and fourth)chances-and how maybe it's never too late to find your way...assuming you're lucky enough to live long. Botton describes "finding" yourself later in life-after first getting lost in all the wrong places. As she discovers, the wrong places famously include her own self-suppression and misguided efforts to please others (mostly men). She’s a writer, editor, teacher and the editor-in-chief of Oldster Magazine, an online publication de-stigmatizing and normalizing aging by demonstrating that it's happening to everyone, of all ages, all the time. She edited the award winning anthology Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving & Leaving NY and its NY Times bestselling follow-up, Never Can Say Goodbye: Writers on Their Unshakable Love for NY. Her work has appeared in the NY Times, New York Magazine, The Sun,The Village Voice and Harpers Bazaar.
Kathryn interviews Milan Kordestani.“I’m just saying.” These three little words that tend to follow an intense debate are a signal that someone has given up on listening or being understood. They’ve dug into their position, and there will be no budging – an unfortunate symptom of living in a divided world. The lack of civil discourse and constructive conversations motivated the 24-year-old, 3x social entrepreneur Milan Kordestani to found The Doe – an anonymous digital publication promoting open-minded discussions and restoring civil discourse. In a world fueled by arguments and outrage, he offers insight and tools to navigate necessary difficult conversations, offering a much-needed infusion of kindness in an increasingly contentious society. He has written for numerous online publications, including Rolling Stone, Huffington Post, Entrepreneur.com, ThriveGlobal, and other platforms. He regularly covers topics in entrepreneurship, self-help, startup culture, the environment, leadership and media.Kathryn also interviews Author, Editor-in-Chief Oldster Magazine Sari Botton.In a series of candid, reflective, sometimes humorous essays, Sari Botton describes coming to feminism and self-actualization as an older person, second (and third and fourth)chances-and how maybe it's never too late to find your way...assuming you're lucky enough to live long. Botton describes "finding" yourself later in life-after first getting lost in all the wrong places. As she discovers, the wrong places famously include her own self-suppression and misguided efforts to please others (mostly men). She’s a writer, editor, teacher and the editor-in-chief of Oldster Magazine, an online publication de-stigmatizing and normalizing aging by demonstrating that it's happening to everyone, of all ages, all the time. She edited the award winning anthology Goodbye to All That: Writers on Loving & Leaving NY and its NY Times bestselling follow-up, Never Can Say Goodbye: Writers on Their Unshakable Love for NY. Her work has appeared in the NY Times, New York Magazine, The Sun,The Village Voice and Harpers Bazaar.
Well-known Canadian animal activist Jenny McQueen and some of her co-defendants join us to discuss their guilty verdicts for breaking and entering and obstructing a peace officer.
Today's Forbes Factor Broadcast features an enlightening conversation between Forbes Riley and Jill Lublin, both successful entrepreneurs, offering valuable insights on publicity, networking and being heard! Jill Lublin is an international speaker on the topics of Publicity, Networking,Kindness and Referrals. She is the author of 4 Best Selling books including Get Noticed...Get Referrals (McGraw Hill) and co-author of Guerrilla Publicity and Networking Magic. Her latest book, Profit of Kindness went #1 in four categories.Jill is a master strategist on how to position your business for more profitability and more visibility in the marketplace. She is CEO of a strategic consulting firm and has over 25 years experience working with over 100,000 people plus national and international media. Jill teaches a virtual Publicity Bootcamp, and consults and speaks all over the world. She has spoken on many stages with luminaries such as Tony Robbins. By discussing Jill's experience, the podcast offers valuable insights on how to adapt to create your own publicity and succeed in today's competitive landscape.Jill also leads a conscious kindness community. Visitpublicitycrashcourse.com/freegift and jilllublin.comDon't miss this episode!
Would You Like to be the Smartest One in the Room? Today's guest, Jim Karol, will tell you how! Jim wasn't always the Smartest One in the Room - or at least he didn't know he was.
In this episode we are going to address some prevalent social stereotypes most often, projected onto people without children, in general, and specifically from the perspective of Kimberly Martinez Phillips, who is a Ph.D.
Would you like to know the key to having a successful reception when you return to the Ethereal dimension? One of the answers is to live a good life and help those that require help.
Joyce welcomes Dr. Rachel Kallem Whitman to the show. Dr. Whitman is an educator, advocate, and memoirist who has been living with bipolar since 2000. As a disability studies professor, she teaches courses on unpacking ableism and challenging sanism. Her speeches, interviews, and writings have garnered acclaim locally in her hometown of Pittsburgh, PA, across the United States, and internationally. Rachel’s memoir, Instability in Six Colors, paints a vivid picture of what it is like living with a chronic mental health disability, trauma, and a complicated relationship with sanity, suicide, and self-love. Rachel will be discussing her career, her struggle with bipolar, and her passion to help others who also live with mental health disabilities.
Mike Beasley joins us again to discuss the Colorado 2023 Session, what passed, what didn't and how it will impact the people of Colorado.The views and opinions expressed on Making Action Happen are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Action 22. Email us at: show@action22.org Visit us at: www.action22.org
Six years ago, Virginia Cervasio decided to dedicate her life to helping veterans. The mother of a young Iraq War vet who died by suicide, she learned that veterans have an unspoken bond that “no one could break—a mutual understanding and a trust that they are going to support one another and help each other out.” So, Virginia founded Heroes Among Us, a nonprofit whose mission is to help veterans and their families readjust to life after war. In today’s episode, Virginia recounts her journey that led to the creation of this inspiring organization, which supports many vets who are coping with emotional struggles and trying to find their footing when they return home. She’ll describe the wide-ranging work of the nonprofit, from helping veterans pay their bills to finding therapists and organizing school supplies drives for their families. Virginia will also discuss her continuing advocacy focusing on suicide prevention support and education. She’ll talk about her organization’s participation in various national events, such as the hosting of the traveling Vietnam Memorial, known as “The Wall That Heals,” which, along with an education center, moves from state to state each month. And Virginia will explain how people can get involved and contribute to Heroes Among Us, finding meaningful ways every day to thank our veterans for their service.
Jackie Lapin is the founder of Conscious Media Relations, a media relations firm that matches authors, speakers, and coaches with over 4000 radio hosts looking for interviews with personal development industry leaders. After becoming a best-selling author in the genre and realizing she wanted to devote her highly defined media relations skills to being a force for transformation in the world, she focused the agency on this sector. The World Poker Tour (where she was instrumental in launching the worldwide poker phenomenon), Toyota, Upper Deck, The Golf Channel, Disney, Seagrams, Mazda, Avon, Showtime, PetSmart, AT&T, The National Hockey League, the Los Angeles Marathon, and others have been among her clients.Jackie, will discuss how she has helped people for over 35 years increase their media presence. This includes their exposure in print and electronic media, as well as their participation in conferences and events.
In this episode I am going to break down what a Divorce Coach can do for you. In particular, the Good Divorce Journey I lead couples through is unique in the divorce community.
akaRadioRed welcomes four diverse Creatives.Peggy McColl, a manifestation expert, has written 21 fiction and non-fiction books, translated into 37 languages, including the Savy Wisdom series.
Join us as Rebecca Hall Gruyter talks with author, Debi Corrie about her book: Loving Failure: Getting Control of Your Business Health. In her book, she exhorts successful business owners to look to the future, grab opportunities, and not look back.
Frankenstein’s Media Guru Mike Shabareck talks motorsports, media, PR and live streaming. Health Tips, it’s All Star Week and Chicago!
This week Jim and Trav will stop by an Offshore Bull and Cow Dolphin Tournament as they head 180 miles out in the gulf for grouper with Captain Jack Carlson with "Two Conchs Sportfishing". Then, they'll target sea ducks and whitetails on the coast of Maine and forage for cattail and autumn olive with Daniel Vitalis from "WildFed". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Are you curious about how couples get into the swinging lifestyle? As much as we have shared various personal stories on our show explaining parts of our sexual exploration journey, we always welcome new questions with different points of view that might bring to light new aspects of how we navigate the swinging lifestyle together.
Ron and Ed last spoke to Dan Mitchell in May of 2020 when Covid was in full swing. We will get an update on the results of the C-19 spending policies and bring the conversation to current tax policies and proposals.
In this episode we'll discover how women are using CBD and some science behind the choices.
Join us on WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander as we uncover the dynamic and multi-talented Arrington Foster, star of the BET+ series "The Family Business." Get ready for fun.
In April, Wendy’s released its 2020 Corporate Responsibility Report detailing the progress made across its three key focus areas of Food, People and Footprint.
Join us on a tour of the Brentwood section of Los Angeles, known for its midcentury modern style, an abundance of iconic midcentury modern homes by renowned architects such as Richard Neutra, A. Quincy Jones, and Charles Eames.
Suicide is the second-leading cause of death among people age 15 to 24 in the U.S. Nearly 20% of high school students report serious thoughts of suicide and 9% have make an attempt to take their lives, according to the National Alliance on Mental Illness.
Ana Williams wants you to know that you are powerful, strong, and capable enough to walk away from any type of abuse.
Interested in learning more about earning your college degree in Europe? On this episode, our host, Beth Heaton, interviews Ioana Benea (Bocconi University) and Juan Carlos Ruiz (Brussels School of Governance) about the European Universities Consortium (EUC). The EUC is a group of eight universities throughout Europe whose goal is to promote internationalization of higher education and provide educational opportunities in Europe to non-Europeans. Each member university offers programs taught entirely in English so they provide realistic opportunities for any English speaker. Additionally, since May is Military Appreciation Month, our college finance expert Laurie Peltier joins us to discuss the GI Bill and maximizing military benefits.
Preparing for the Unexpected broadcasted live from the Continuity & Resilience Today (CRT) conference in Toronto, November 16 & 17, 2022. This episode captures interview segments we did with 3 conference speakers:1.
Kathryn interviews Attorney Jeffrey B. Simon.Attorney & law professor Jeffrey B. Simon recently won an historic $1.8 billion settlement against Johnson & Johnson and other pharmaceutical giants that will go towards opioid harm reduction in the state of Texas. He will share how they are spending this settlement money and how this model should be replicated across America in order to fund intensive harm reduction programs to combat the ongoing opioid epidemic. Standing between large corporations and the harm their self-interested policies do to American consumers, Simon is also focused on protecting consumer rights and giving a greater voice to the importance of this struggle. He has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer in Texas Monthly Magazine every year for over fifteen years, and in 2020, was recognized as a Texas Trailblazer by Texas Lawyer. Simon also hosts the popular Outside Counsel podcast series.Kathryn also interviews Author Deborah K. Shepherd.As her stultifying marriage is unraveling, and in the midst of mourning the loss of her creative self, Caro Tanner has a nightmare about Peter, an old love whom she hasn’t seen in twenty years. She takes this as a sign he still needs her. With her three children safely off to summer camp, Caro embarks on a pre-Facebook, pre-cell phone road trip to recapture who she once was and what she thinks she once had. Set in the rock ‘n roll ‘60s of Tucson, Arizona—when Caro and Peter were kooky, colorful, and inseparable drama students—and in the suburban ‘80s, when Caro’s creative spark has been quenched to serve the needs of her husband and children, Author Deborah K. Shepherd explores the conundrum of love and physical attraction, creativity and family responsibilities, and what happens when they are out of sync. She was the director of a domestic violence program in central Maine. Her essays have been published by Herstry, Persimmon Tree, Women on Writing, and Women Writers, Women’s Books.
Kathryn interviews Attorney Jeffrey B. Simon.Attorney & law professor Jeffrey B. Simon recently won an historic $1.8 billion settlement against Johnson & Johnson and other pharmaceutical giants that will go towards opioid harm reduction in the state of Texas. He will share how they are spending this settlement money and how this model should be replicated across America in order to fund intensive harm reduction programs to combat the ongoing opioid epidemic. Standing between large corporations and the harm their self-interested policies do to American consumers, Simon is also focused on protecting consumer rights and giving a greater voice to the importance of this struggle. He has been recognized as a Texas Super Lawyer in Texas Monthly Magazine every year for over fifteen years, and in 2020, was recognized as a Texas Trailblazer by Texas Lawyer. Simon also hosts the popular Outside Counsel podcast series.Kathryn also interviews Author Deborah K. Shepherd.As her stultifying marriage is unraveling, and in the midst of mourning the loss of her creative self, Caro Tanner has a nightmare about Peter, an old love whom she hasn’t seen in twenty years. She takes this as a sign he still needs her. With her three children safely off to summer camp, Caro embarks on a pre-Facebook, pre-cell phone road trip to recapture who she once was and what she thinks she once had. Set in the rock ‘n roll ‘60s of Tucson, Arizona—when Caro and Peter were kooky, colorful, and inseparable drama students—and in the suburban ‘80s, when Caro’s creative spark has been quenched to serve the needs of her husband and children, Author Deborah K. Shepherd explores the conundrum of love and physical attraction, creativity and family responsibilities, and what happens when they are out of sync. She was the director of a domestic violence program in central Maine. Her essays have been published by Herstry, Persimmon Tree, Women on Writing, and Women Writers, Women’s Books.
This week we explore gaining comfort with discomfort so that we can investigate the source and determine whether to stick with it or quit it!
We have a bratty. I often wonder if he's a brat because we spoil him. I propose that question to Dewey and we talk about the differences between indulging a cat, leniency, and attention-seeking behaviors.
You've heard we're in a FENTANYL CRISIS - but do you really know what this is and how you can escape dying from it? It's not just about avoiding strange men on street corners who are drug pushers - it's everywhere.
People without children continue to be dismissed in 2023. The media, educational and medical institutions, the workplace and policy makers, continue to ignore our very existence. People without children have always existed; we are not a new phenomenon.
Would you like to know the truth about the existence of Bigfoot. This week on Spirits Speak, Exploring the Afterlife on the VoiceAmerica radio network, we are joined by Cryptozoologist and Paranormal enthusiast, Eric Altman. Eric specializes in the Bigfoot/Sasquatch phenomenon with a combine 43 years of study and field research. A highlight of the show will be when we channel the spirit of a Bigfoot and let Eric ask the spirit questions. This will be a highly educational and informative show. Join us on Tuesday, May 5th at 9:00 am Pacific time on the VoiceAmerica Variety network. If you miss the show live, you can hear the show on the VoiceAmerica archives or on our YouTube channel, https://www.youtube.com/@onestrohm.
Joyce is thrilled to have as her guest, country music superstar, Ty Herndon, to the show. Mr. Herndon will discuss his career in the country music industry and living with bipolar disorder, which was diagnosed at the age of 59.
Many older homeowners say they want to age in place for as long as possible, but as the years go by, they aren’t sure if they’ll have enough money to cover their daily expenses.
Tyler Martin is a certified personal trainer, collegiate athlete, and former high school wrestling coach. His fitness system changed his life by assisting him and his family in developing lifelong fitness habits that work around their hectic schedules. Tyler's innovative approach to fitness and behavior change enables him to maintain a healthy lifestyle while working full-time as a marketer, business owner, researcher, writer, and husband. He began a serious quest in 2010 to identify and implement the most effective and long-lasting fitness practices. After much trial and error, he developed a system that worked for him, and then spent five years making that system accessible and adaptable for other busy people.Tyler, author of The Friction Factor, will discuss how to achieve your fitness goals with 20-minute workouts, a simple core meal plan, and how to eliminate friction—the inefficient use of time and energy. Habits are our tool for automating behaviors so that they can be performed more easily and with less conscious effort. By developing good fitness habits, you increase the likelihood that they will be followed on a regular basis, allowing you to reap the benefits of fitness more consistently.
Jill Barnett Kaufman has a long history with divorce. Once coming out the other side of her own divorce she began to make a career out of helping others move through divorce without making the same expensive mistakes she did. After years of working as a therapist and parent educator, Jill now devotes her time as a Divorce Coach. The Thriving Through Divorce Program offers support, education and resources to a broad community. Listen as she recounts the awkward celebration of her son's bar mitzvah with her x-husband, while they were in the heat of the divorce process. However, by the time graduation rolled around, years later, they were able to show up unified in celebration of their son. Reminding us that it is never too late to have a good divorce. Jill will also share her best dating advice post-divorce. One surprising twist in her story was when she started dating an old friend from college. Someone, her x-husband also knew from college. As it turns out, they all chose friendship.
akaRadioRed welcomes four active Creatives.Szifra (Shifra) Birke is a personal and professional connector, Executive Leadership Coach, co-author, and tandem biker. Sara Ting is president and founder of World Unity Inc., a TEDx Speaker, author, Principal of Sara Ting and Associates, former freelance TV reporter and poet-in-residence.Jay Livingston, the co-author with Szifra Birke of In Tandem: Pedaling Through Midlife on a Bicycle Built for Two, is a business author, coach, dog behaviorist, and non-profit developer.Dr. Chris Whaley, who overcame polio to become a pro wrestler, is a pastor and the author of The Masked Saint, which was made into an award-winning movie.Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: Cycles of Creativity!
Brian Bohlander - Big Dawg at Old World Industries, We talk Fighting in NASCAR, Kentucky Derby, A New Segment about Health, and Mother’s Day!
Climb aboard The Revolution this week as Fishing Hall of Famer Steve Pennaz from "Lake Commandos" takes us out for walleye and bass. Then, the charcoal casanova, Brian Tucker of Hi MTN Seasonings preps us for grilling surf and turf and our Field Reporter, Mitch Petrie from Outdoor Sportsman Group, gives a spring turkey and tarpon update. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Are you interested in going back to school… on a cruise ship? How about taking sex-ed classes on the Bliss Cruise? If knowledge brings power, then learning more about intimacy must bring more sexual pleasure, and a stronger, more secure relationship.Join us with Sexologist, Dr Stephanie, from Evolve Your Intimacy, as we find out all about her most recent voyage with Topless Travel on The Bliss Cruise doing her workshops and play-shops to another sold-out audience of open-minded people ready to explore their sexuality. There’s no better place for couples to learn together and practice their new skills while on vacation with other sexy couples on the high seas.
Ron and Ed welcome Cato Institute's vice president for international studies and director of its Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity, Ian Vasquez. Among other topic they will discuss the latest Human Freedom Index, of which Ian is a co-author.
Knowing how your ECS works can create opportunities for wellbeing! In this episode we'll share how easy it is to understand your ECS.
With the world facing immense tragedies and challenges in 2020 due to Covid19, Gloria Gaynor helped usher in 2021 by singing her global anthem, “I Will Survive,” in New York City’s Times Square, honoring first responders and essential &frontline workers.
EcoMetrics is a methodology that captures the Full Value of a project’s environmental, social and economic impacts in a format that is fully documented, verified, and ready for audit.
Acclaimed author, Carolyn Steel joins ON CITIES for a thought-provoking conversation on the relationship between food and cities. The feeding of cities has greater social and physical impact on us and our planet than anything else we do.
In episode 15 the Soul SiSTARs go deeper into the powerful energy portal of the heart chakra.
Ever spend $20,000 on a countertop? That's chump change these days. We talk to Peter Prvulovic of Vermont Quarries and Joe Marotta of Everest Marble. The stone budget on some luxury homes exceeds $1 million. Is that too much? Is that enough? How much do we really know about the stone we're buying? How is value is created in the marble industry? What about sustainability? And, what if I like to drink red wine in my kitchen? All these and more as we explore those fabulous white marble kitchens and baths.
In this show relationship experts Dr. Judith Wright and Dr. Bob Wright discuss their new and interesting book, The Heart of the Fight: A Couple’s Guide to 15 Common Fights, What They Really Mean & How They Can Bring You Closer.
It is unusual to find a man who has experienced the life led by Dr. Jesse De La Cruz and lived to become a positive influence on others. From the time he was 12-years old, Dr.
Today's guests are two women who know how to draw on their inner strength to live lives of faith, hope, and renewal. Whether overcoming perfectionism or beating cancer, they have both learned the path of inspiration with positivity and empowerment.
For students who are career minded, we have another Pathways episode. Are you considering being a teacher? College Coach admissions consultants Kara Courtois (a former elementary and high school teacher) and Brian Swann (former program director for the Center for Excellence in Urban Teaching at Hamline University) join us to talk about the ins and outs of the profession. We also have something for future architects! College Coach admissions consultant Kyra Tyler and her husband, Scott Whitebone, architect at HED and graduate of Wentworth Institute of Technology, will discuss various architecture career pathways. They’ll touch on architecture, interior architecture, and landscape architecture, as well as degree and licensure nuances. Finally, College Coach finance consultant Chrissy Foran will give some tips for your teen to achieve financial independence.
I talk with recognized Business Continuity, Crisis Management, and Emergency Management expert, Vito Mangialardi, as we talk about Fit for Duty.
Kathryn interviews Author Linda Rossetti. In times of upheaval and uncertainty — in the aftermath of a breakup, the loss of a job, a troubling health diagnosis, or some other disruption occurs — we need a new response to how we imagine ourselves. We must say goodbye to what we expected would happen and embrace a new self-concept anchored by what holds value and meaning to us. The process of transformation can allow us to discard both internal and external expectations that no longer serve us, and initiate a growth cycle that connects us to our truth. Linda Rossetti offers insights and empowers us to set a new course when the future is a blank slate. She teaches techniques that can bring clarity, energy, and optimism to any journey of transformation. She is a Harvard MBA, former Fortune 500 executive, and pioneering researcher on individuals’ experience at the crossroads of their lives. Her work has been featured on NPR, NECN, CBS/WBZ, Money Magazine, SMARTBrief, the BBJ and other outlets.Kathryn also interviews Author Alexandra Kharazi, MD.Burnout is at an all time high among professionals. It has led to ‘Bare Minimum Mondays’ and many professionals resigning from their positions. It has been made worse with the acute job shortage in many professions and overwhelming workloads. How can professionals cope with the burnout? How can you overcome it? Through candid interviews with people in high-stress, high-risk occupations, Alexandra Kharazi MD brings us a raw and honest exploration of the internal conflicts and fears shared by professionals in distinctly different yet surprisingly comparable fields-including medicine, skydiving, and stunt driving. She provides insight on navigating risk in the face of fear and offers techniques on how we can ultimately transcend the limiting beliefs that hold us back from achieving our goals. Dr. Kharazi is a cardiothoracic surgeon based in California.
Kathryn interviews Author Linda Rossetti. In times of upheaval and uncertainty — in the aftermath of a breakup, the loss of a job, a troubling health diagnosis, or some other disruption occurs — we need a new response to how we imagine ourselves. We must say goodbye to what we expected would happen and embrace a new self-concept anchored by what holds value and meaning to us. The process of transformation can allow us to discard both internal and external expectations that no longer serve us, and initiate a growth cycle that connects us to our truth. Linda Rossetti offers insights and empowers us to set a new course when the future is a blank slate. She teaches techniques that can bring clarity, energy, and optimism to any journey of transformation. She is a Harvard MBA, former Fortune 500 executive, and pioneering researcher on individuals’ experience at the crossroads of their lives. Her work has been featured on NPR, NECN, CBS/WBZ, Money Magazine, SMARTBrief, the BBJ and other outlets.Kathryn also interviews Author Alexandra Kharazi, MD.Burnout is at an all time high among professionals. It has led to ‘Bare Minimum Mondays’ and many professionals resigning from their positions. It has been made worse with the acute job shortage in many professions and overwhelming workloads. How can professionals cope with the burnout? How can you overcome it? Through candid interviews with people in high-stress, high-risk occupations, Alexandra Kharazi MD brings us a raw and honest exploration of the internal conflicts and fears shared by professionals in distinctly different yet surprisingly comparable fields-including medicine, skydiving, and stunt driving. She provides insight on navigating risk in the face of fear and offers techniques on how we can ultimately transcend the limiting beliefs that hold us back from achieving our goals. Dr. Kharazi is a cardiothoracic surgeon based in California.
A Swiss couple decides to use their wedding as a chance to make a statement about animal rights and all hell breaks loose. Get an inside peak at a hot new vegan movie in production.
Join Dr. Forbes Riley, a remarkable television host, actress, author, and motivational speaker, who possesses a unique ability to captivate audiences and ignite the flames of inspiration within them. With her vibrant energy and unwavering passion, she has become a powerful force in the realm of personal development.Renowned for her expertise in the fitness and health industry, Forbes Riley has emerged as a guiding light for individuals seeking personal transformation. Her magnetic personality and dynamic speaking style have earned her recognition as a motivational powerhouse, drawing comparisons to some of the most influential speakers in the world.Through her motivational speeches and presentations, Forbes Riley weaves a tapestry of hope, resilience, and unwavering determination. Utilizing her own experiences and extensive knowledge, she empowers her audience to break free from limiting beliefs, embraces their true potential, and embark on a journey of self-discovery.With each carefully chosen word, Forbes Riley ignites a fire within her listeners, infusing them with renewed belief and a sense of boundless possibility. Her heartfelt messages resonate deeply, encouraging individuals to overcome obstacles, set audacious goals, and unleash their inner power.Forbes Riley's authentic and compassionate approach mirrors that of esteemed motivational speakers who have touched countless lives. She creates a safe and nurturing space for individuals to explore their dreams and chart their path to success. Her genuine desire to uplift others shines through, forging a connection built on trust and empowerment.Through her television appearances, insightful books, and engaging motivational events, Forbes Riley continues to inspire and uplift a multitude of individuals. Her unwavering belief in the limitless potential of the human spirit serves as a guiding light, illuminating the way toward a life of purpose, fulfillment, and unyielding joy.In her own unique style, Forbes Riley has etched her name in the annals of motivational speaking, leaving an indelible mark on those fortunate enough to have experienced her wisdom and guidance. Her influence knows no bounds as she continues to touch lives, guiding others to unlock their true potential and embrace the extraordinary possibilities that lie within them. Visit: www.ForbesRiley.com
Molly and Dr. Hurley talk about the risks of your cat getting Heart Disease, symptoms, and things you can do to help prevent it.
Everywhere you look, there are more signs of wokeness devouring American culture bit by bit. Today's guest will help you fight back. It's A.J. Rice, the author of the new bestseller, The Woking Dead: How Society's Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture.
In today’s episode we recognize the founding and evolution of The NotMom -- its blog, social networks, and events for women without children by choice or by chance. We are happy to join the celebration of The NotMom’s upcoming 10th anniversary.
In 1949, George Orwell published his novel, 1984, that predicted a world ruled by "Big Brother." Many of his predictions are coming true today.
Joyce welcomes Scott Hammerstrom, Manager of Programs and Partnerships, with Bender Leadership Academy back to the show. Scott is pleased to include Jason Desantis and Brooklyn Walker, current high school students participating in the Bender Student Leaders Program sponsored by the Bender Leadership Academy. They will share their experiences in the program and explain how the program has helped them prepare for the world of work.
Last month, Diane Jacobowitz, the founder of the Dancewave Company in New York, spoke to 45 Forward about her life teaching “Creative Movement,” focusing on healing, self-care, and a functional fitness approach called Essentrics.
Alan Abbey, a Rhode Island native who graduated from the University of Rhode Island and previously worked in the IT field for 35 years.
Renegade spring catfish, rip-roaring turkey hunts and self defense will round out The Revolution with Jim and Trav this week! You'll hear from the Winchester Legend Award recipient Melissa Bachman of "Winchester Deadly Passion", Police Sergeant Richard Nance with "The Best Defense" and the Stink Bait Captain, CatDaddy. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Misinformation about CBD can come from multiple directions and the general public is frustrated. In this episode we'll reveal the misinformations and who's putting them out there and help you become a smarter consumer.
California State Senator Ben Allen chairs the Senate’s Environmental Quality Committee and co-chairs the Legislature’s Environmental Caucus. As the author of SB 54, Ben continues to pursue ambitious policies that address the plastics pollution crisis.
We talk with Camilo Lopez, founder of Infinite Creator (also known as Elliman Productions) about professional real estate content creation that’s fast, easy & affordable. DELIVERED WITHIN 24 HOURS.
In this episode, Anthony Almojera, FDNY EMS Lieutenant and author of Riding the Lightening: A Year In The Life Of A New York City Paramedic gives us an insider’s look at some of the darkest days New York City has ever known.
Most of us spend our days working toward a better life. Better health. More abundance. Freedom. Security. Whether for us or for the people we love. We dream and create and work for something better. If that stirs something within you, you'll want to tune in to Rebecca's conversation with Despina Varakla and Hannah R. Lyon. Despina spends her days helping people experience freedom and a better life through better health and nutrition. As a fantasy author, Hannah spends her days creating a magical world with heroic characters who inspire and motivate us to embrace the better. Her fiction influences and shapes our realities! Let their whispers of something better motivate and encourage you in your better life! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online! Find Despina at www.despinavaraklas.com; Hannah's online home is https://www.freedomforrhethos.com.
On November 16 and 17, 2022, James Green and I co-hosted a live broadcast from the Continuity & Resilience Today (CRT) conference in Toronto.
Listeners send in great questions! In this episode Molly answers how to redirect scratching, the importance of clean water, how to reduce shedding, and more!
In this episode, we will examine the presence of pronatalist influences throughout the mental health profession, from leadership and institutions to research and training.
Most of us are well acquainted with salsa—the spicy mixture of tomato and chili sauce we enjoy with tortilla chips at Mexican restaurants and at parties with friends. But now we can learn about another kind of SALSA—no, not the Latin dance, but a zesty Texas-based initiative known as Successful Aging and Living in San Antonio—SALSA, for short. In today’s episode, we talk with Jane Paccione, the Managing Director of Collective Impact for the San Antonio Area Foundation, which created SALSA with the mission of transforming the community by advancing practices that improve the quality of life of older adults. A passionate and insightful advocate, Jane will explain how SALSA “brings everyone to the table”—connecting businesses, nonprofits, and government entities—thus creating a movement that turns collaboration into “collective impact,” an approach that is more likely to solve complex problems. She’ll describe the work of SALSA partners on issues such as housing, transportation, social engagement, health, and caregiver support. She’ll also talk about “Reframing Aging,” a key national initiative designed to change the narrative about what aging means, combat ageist stereotypes and language, and improve the public’s understanding of the many ways that older people contribute to our society.
Meryl Frank is the former mayor of New Jersey and the president of Makeda Global Network, an international consulting firm that works with thousands of women worldwide. Obama appointed her as a United States Representative and later as an Ambassador to the United Nations Commission on the Status of Women.Frank rose to prominence in 2000, when she led a grassroots campaign against Highland Park, New Jersey's deeply entrenched political machine, and was elected mayor for the next ten years. In 2009, President Barack Obama appointed her as US Representative and, later, Ambassador to the United Nations. The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (CSW). She was honored for her global work on behalf of women. The Jerusalem Post named the world's 50 most powerful Jews. She graduated from Livingston College, Rutgers University, and Yale University with master's degrees in public health, political science, and international relations.Meryl, author of Unearthed, will talk about her journey to find answers to the questions that have defined her life as she searches for her lost family legacy: How do we honor such memories without becoming consumed by them?
In this powerful encore episode, you'll discover how the power of "WHY" can help you bring your message forward.
This week Race Winning Brand’s Kevin Bailey Director of Marketing stops by to talk everything from production to what to do to get through the door at RWB. Heartfelt rant this week….
Learn how to navigate Sharky Waters with Legendary CEO and Morgan State Graduate, Duane Cheers, on "WHAT'S HOT! HarlemAmerica with G Keith Alexander".
With summer on the way, it’s time to take steps to make homes and businesses are comfortable without wasting energy—or overheating anyone's wallet—as the temperature rises.
How much do you depend on your intuition and how much do you trust it? In this show psychologist, Dr. Frank McAndrew will define and offer a close look at what intuition is, how we develop it and why we need it.
The success of Business Continuity, Risk Management, and Crisis Management, can be aided in part by having strong Supply Chain Management practices. I speak with Supply Chain and Business Continuity expert Kush Srivastava. We talk about: 1.
We learn early in life that we need to live up to and perform to certain standards in order to be considered smart, successful, attractive and valuable.
This is a replay from Biden's run for President in 2020 - His mental & physical health have only gotten worse! We're all suffering from Election Stress Disorder.
In this episode, we discuss the history of the IVF industry, and its latest strategies for expanding its market reach and services. This 44-year-old for-profit industry is estimated to reach to $37 billion dollars globally by 2027.
April is National Poetry Month, launched more than 25 years ago by the Academy of American Poets to recognize poets’ integral role in our culture.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful".For her commitment to others, she has been recognized with numerous awards and recognitions, including induction to the Tulsa Hall of Fame, Advocate of the Year for DVIS.Paula is the author of four books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business and The Executive Entrepreneur. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive. She will touch upon how people, especially the employees and customers are the reason for business and how employees/teammembers who understand this theme will succeed.
Living a resilient life is not just possible, it is a calling. Today's guest is author Kari Kelley and she knows this idea is more than just a sentiment. She is living proof that every person can be truly resilient.
This week’s guest is Kelly Crandall co author of the NASCAR 75th book, Podcast host, lead writer for Racer.com and Sirius XM NASCAR radio.We talk about personality, social media and the issues facing motorsports. Don’s Rant? Oh it’s a good one…
Have you contemplated habitat improvement projects that benefit wildlife and hunting potential, but lack the experience to do so? Well this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav, whitetail hunting legends Lee and Tiffany Lakosky from "Crush with Lee and Tiffany" and Jeff Lindsey of "The Lindsey Way" are here to answer your conservation questions. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
These parts of the cannabis plant are not only being studied but already showing up in the consumer market. In today's show we'll share the basic understanding of each, as well as the latest research.
On this episode of What'sHot! HarlemAmerica we delve into Aisha Jackson's career on Broadway and her experience as the first Black Anna in Frozen! She is in rehearsal for her Nat King Cole concert, next week.
Parkinson’s disease, is the fastest growing neurological disorder in the world. Over the past 25 years, the number of people with the condition has jumped from 3 million to over 6 million.
Ever wonder if you could communicate with animals? Well, you can. Joan Ranquet talks with Molly about how animals tell you what's going on with them and what you can do to travel on a journey of deeper connection with all the living beings in your life.
Sally Di Marco is an expert drapee of fabrics. She also has been a huge force in the Fashion Industry by meeting celebratory Designers like Bob Mackie, Eleanor Lambert and the legendary Edith Head. Sally brought these Designer’s elements into Costume Study at Baltimore City Community College for her coordinated Fashion Program.Sally will share her best kept secrets in meeting the Costume Designers.It is important to note that Baltimore was at one time the grand fashion industry on air and 2nd to NYC in the manufacturing of clothing.Sally began her career as Asst. Designer at Glenbrook Coat Compan, in Baltimore, where fur-lined coat collections for names like YSL, Chanel and Dior were created.So much more to share so tune in
We are in the midst of a Parkison’s pandemic—and yet, this pandemic is a relatively silent one. Parkinson’s is the world’s fastest growing neurological disorder, increasing in virtually every region in the world. In the U.S.
Kyle and Kelly have a long history that goes back to preschool in Illinois. Fate brought them back together in the Rocky Mountain West where they met again 25 years later. Shortly thereafter they discovered they were pregnant.
Are there keys to a successful book? In this week's episode, Dennis Galloway, #1 Best Selling Fiction Writer shares his top tips to help you bring your writing forward.
What are we doing? Starting Over! Needed Therapy! JR Todd the pick for Vegas… NASCAR on Dirt and 4 Wide Racing, Novelty? Master’s Didn’t Disappoint, NHRA ready for Netflix or No?
Gear up grunts, this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav you'll be training for Battleground Basics! Course outline includes self-defense and situational awareness with Jeremy Stafford from "The Best Defense". Then, Matt Bennett of "Final Draw" will detail evasive turkey tactics and optimal whitetail whackin' positions. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Keith David is a classically trained actor, winning 3 Emmys out of 6 nominations as well as being nominated for a Tony award. He starred in the recently concluded tv series "Greenleaf" for Oprah Winfrey's OWN network. Upcoming films include "Horizon Line" with Allison Williams ("Get Out") and Black As Night, for Amazon.What’s Hot! HarlemAmerica with G. Keith Alexander is the crossroads where culture, lifestyle, and community meet. Legendary New York radio/TV personality, G. Keith Alexander will tap into the who’s who in Entertainment, Empowerment, and Health & Wellness to bring you exciting and unparalleled content. The G. Keith Alexander brand is that of an authentic New York City icon built on over thirty years of radio and television broadcasting excellence.
2020 has been a painful year in so many ways, but for communities of color, the suffering has been especially severe. Today we’ll be talking to Rev. Lennox Yearwood Jr.
In this episode, Gaea Logan, Executive Director and Founder of the International Center for Mental Health and Human Rights, brings her expertise and experience to Psych Up Live.
Whether you are in a court of law, an administrative hearing or a civil deposition, testifying is not an easy matter. It requires knowledge of your topic at the very least, but it also requires confidence as well as authenticity.
This show will be an introduction of the Host C Melody Edmondson, and a discussion with guest Rina Antonucci.We'll talk about what "the Space of the Waist" means and what other Primary Modifiers of the Body are. Melody will give a brief overview of all Body Shapes and Waist Lengths and how to measure them in her new revolutionary method. All women are beautiful and will benefit from this show. We'll start by talking about the Guide Book, Book 1, Your Fashion Guide Based on Body Shape and the Space of the Waist. This book is available for $9.99 at Amazon.com. We welcome Talls, Petites, Shorter, Curvy and Average women. It is our desire to empower women, provide information that will help you dress your very best. Our first guest is Italian designer, pattern maker, seamstress and tailor Rita Antonucci. We will talk about primarily short and long waists, and the difficulty in some of the alterations, as well as the expense of alterations. Rita will explain how style and silhouettes matter.
Every year on April 22, we look forward to Earth Day, the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970, when some 20 million people attended inaugural events across the country.
Jeremy & Rhonda Stein, are the hosts of the podcast "Main Street Magic." Along with their 2 girls, they have visited Disney World consecutively every month for over 5 years. The ultimate goal of this podcast is to provide honest and un-biased information on their favorite place in the world, Walt Disney World. Their podcast was voted one of the best podcast talking about Disney World. Jermey hosts with and two other co-hosts another podcast , "Theme Park Shuffle", where one of their favorite activities, include challenging it's viewers to design a random theme park competition. Jeremy & Rhonda are hosting their "Main Street 16" event, they created for their viewers to partake in. The event is attending all 4 different parks in Disney World, and riding on 4 specific park rides in an entire day. They will discuss the magic that Main Street Magic attracts, the latest news, content, and reviews of the millions of visitors of Disney World in Orlando, Florida.
We need to have the hard conversation about having hard conversations. Most of us feel unskilled when faced with disagreement and conflict. Ending any relationship can be a complex mix of grief and relief.
Are you the kind of person who does what she says she is going to do? Is follow-through hard for you? Today's guest is author and coach Amy Chambers and she will share some great tips on how to takes steps forward in becoming the leader you want to be.
African safaris, spring gobblers, handgun hunting and NASCAR is what's on tap for this week on The Revolution. Jim and Trav will kick things off with outdoorsman extraordinaire, Wade Middleton. Then, they'll put the pedal to the metal with NASCAR's own Jeb Burton and top things off with the Kansas Cat Man, CatDaddy. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Multi-talented entertainer Clifton Davis talks about his stellar career, performances, and being on Broadway in Wicked.
The Collaborative for High Performance Schools (CHPS) released its highly-anticipated K-12 school-focused CHPS 2019 Core Criteria 3.0. The third edition builds upon the CHPS 2014 Core Criteria.
While in Federal Prison, Dr. Topeka K. Sam witnessed firsthand the epidemic and disparity of incarceration on women.
Thomas M. Sterner is the author of The Practicing Mind, Fully Engaged, and most recently It’s Just a Thought: Emotional Freedom through Deliberate Thinking. The CEO of the Practicing Mind Institute, Sterner is an in-demand speaker and coach working with high-performance industry groups and individuals, including athletes, to help them operate effectively in high-stress situations and experience new levels of mastery. Prior to writing the bestselling The Practicing Mind, Sterner studied Eastern and Western philosophy and modern sports psychology and trained as a jazz pianist. He lives in Wilmington, Delaware. Visit him online at http://www.tomsterner.com. Here’s a link to It’s Just a Thought on Amazon: https://a.co/d/bQ66ncq You’ll find him on social media here:Twitter: https://twitter.com/practicingmind Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tommsterner/Is there anything else you need from me? If not please confirm that we are confirmed and we’ll be all set!
In part 2 of "let's talk about SEX baby" the yin-yang duo dive DEEPer INto the sacral chakra & discuss its effects on relationships, with both self & the external world. They share their perspectives around INtimacy vs.
In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr.
There are few life events more painful and far-reaching than a suicide. A suicide not only brings suffering to loved ones, it brings shame and guilt to those with the closest contact to the victim. But . . .
They say that "you never get a second chance to make a first impression." And it's true. Soft skills do matter. In fact, according to today's guest Nancy Schnoebelen Imbs, studies prove that people skills trump talent and can often make the difference in how far you climb the proverbial career ladder. Rebecca and Nancy will talk about strategies to help you spring forward in mastering these skills and their power as you reach for success. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online! Find Nancy at https://stlpolished.com/.
During a crisis the media can be your friend or foe, and it comes down to your own actions that will determine which part media will play. I'm joined by established crisis management and crisis communications subject matter expert, Mark Harris.
You think of your cat as a member of the family, right? Although we may think of our pets as children, legislation doesn't. You might be surprised to learn that in a divorce or estate settlement, pets are considered property. Decisions are made based upon property awards, no necessarily what's in the best interest of the pet. In this episode, Molly talks with Robert Greene, co-founder of LifePet.Care about the current laws and your options for perpetual care. Go to https://payhip.com/b/Pi47X and enter the code CATTALK at checkout for a 33% discount on the Pet Estate Will Addendums kit.
Sheila will discuss skin tone and finding your ideal foundation color. She will guide us to our best clothing color hues to wear with our skin tone.Sheila, represents YOUNIQUE and their foundation is to empower, validate and uplift women. Their SAPREA charity is focused upon female victims of child abuse.Sheila received her degree in psychology from CMSU and BS from Kansas University in Occupational Therapy.She joined upscale clothing retail stores of Harzfeld’s. She discovered the value of color and how it enhanced skin tones and features.She joined YOUNIQUE and has found her purpose in helping others.
“Movement is Life.” Such is the mantra of Diane Jacobowitz, who founded the Dancewave Company more than 25 years ago with the mission of developing programs to capture the talents and imagination of young dancers.
Dr. Judith Lynn Stillman, is a distinguished international career as a pianist, composer, director, filmmaker, and artistic visionary. She has received Bachelor's, Master's and Doctoral degrees from Juilliard, where she won the Juilliard Concerto Competition and was named Outstanding Pianist. Director of Stillman & Friends from the Rhode Island Philharmonic Orchestra, Artists & Activists Productions, and Masterworks Concerts, Dr. Stillman is the Associate Conductor for HaZamir RI, composer/pianist for RI Interfaith Holocaust Remembrance Commemorations, and has served as artistic director for numerous multidisciplinary and multimedia events. Judith Lynn Stillman will discuss her committment to using the arts as a voice for social justice. She has a achieved a significant reputation as the creator and designer of numerous projects on topics of global significance -- including films, compositions and multidisciplinary events focusing on human rights, women's rights, climate and change. Judith will also discuss the power that music has on the mind and body and how it can reduce anxiety, blood pressure, and pain as well as improve sleep quality, mood, mental alertness, and memory
Jill Barnett Kaufman has a long history with divorce. Once coming out the other side of her own divorce she began to make a career out of helping others move through divorce without making the same expensive mistakes she did. After years of working as a therapist and parent educator, Jill now devotes her time as a Divorce Coach. The Thriving Through Divorce Program offers support, education and resources to a broad community. Listen as she recounts the awkward celebration of her son's bar mitzvah with her x-husband, while they were in the heat of the divorce process. However, by the time graduation rolled around, years later, they were able to show up unified in celebration of their son. Reminding us that it is never too late to have a good divorce. Jill will also share her best dating advice post-divorce. One surprising twist in her story was when she started dating an old friend from college. Someone, her x-husband also knew from college. As it turns out, they all chose friendship.
We talk World Series of Pro Mod, NASCAR Drivers Personal Lives, GatorNationals, and My Rant is Epic… Also, Health and Mental Tips this week!
The Revolution is celebrating The Spring Open this week and joining Jim and Trav will be extreme hunter Jeff Thomason from "Predator Pursuit" with killer tactics for bagging coyotes, bears and hogs. Then, Hi MTN Seasonings charcoal casanova, Brian Tucker, will light a spark in our game grilling adventures and get us back on point! The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
If you’ve heard of the plastic-free lifestyle, but think you don’t have time for it in your busy life, prepare to be delightfully wrong.
The year 2022 was the worst year for School Shootings. There have been three shootings already in 2023. On March 27 2023 there was a School Shooting in Nashville that took the lives of three school children and three school professionals. When does this stop? How can we make a difference? In this show Sara Rogerson, a professor at Albany Law School, the Vice President of Niskayuna School Board in Upstate New York speaks out last year as the aunt and mother in a family whose own members were victims of a school shooting and threats. Here message could not be more relevant. Sara Rogerson discusses how her personal and professional experiences influence her to support and utilize the recent gun control bill and initiate school and community programs to curb gun violence. In the first section of this show she clarifies and discusses the beginning gun reform steps outlined in a bipartisan Gun Law attempted in 2022. She clarifies and exemplifies (SEL) Social, Emotional Learning programs and references research that underscores the importance of SEL in making a school or community safer from bullying, stalking, racism, verbal violence and physical violence-all factors in the history of many school shooters. Given that we are continually faced with alarming headlines of one more shooting. It is worth listening to strategies for change.
An alarming statistic from The Journal of American Medical Association (Jama)…medical negligence is the 3rd leading cause of death in the United States right behind cancer and heart disease.
Momentum can be hard to maintain. It requires both consistency and high, sustained energy.
Kathryn interviews Author,Psychotherapist Dr. Jane Greer.People employ denial because it makes their lives easier in the moment.
Kathryn interviews Author,Psychotherapist Dr. Jane Greer.People employ denial because it makes their lives easier in the moment.
Maruska, will tell us her journey…she has vast exerience in Retail and Buying as well as Management and Sales Promotion. Maruska was the Buyer for American Designer and European Designer women’s clothing for Bloomingdales. She too developed a cutting edge New Designer department for the best news designers of the globe as she speaks over a dozen languages. Maruska received her BA from U of Philosophy and Humanities Croatia
Americans approaching retirement—however they plan to spend their next chapters—have experienced some frightening economic waves in recently years.
Nigar Zeynalova is a marketing professional, who has been leading corporate branding and marketing for over 10 years in the cosmetics industries. After recovering degrees in Tourism and Travel Services Management, as well as Engineering Economics and Management, from IMC University of Applied Sciences in Austria, she has worked with several different brands, in Europe and America and now Nigar is a Global Brand Director for Andalou Naturals.As pioneers in the natural beauty industry, Andalou Naturals leverages the power of Nature’s Intelligence®, through revolutionary Fruit Stem Cell Science®. It enhances skin’s natural radiance, harnessing the power of plants to fortify and nourish the skin’s essential building blocks while supercharging natural defense systems to create a luminous, energized appearance from head to toe. Andalou's signature 3-angle formulation technology blends the power of Fruit Stem Cell Science derived from rare plant varieties known for their longevity protecting properties with our antioxidant-rich BioActive Berry Complex and clinically proven active ingredients such as natural retinol alternative Bakuchiol, Bio-Designed Collagen, Vitamin C, and Prebiotics. The result? Targeted solutions to all your skin concerns and a healthy, glowing complexion overall.Nigar will discuss Andalou, America's number one natural channel skincare brand. Andalou Naturals’ commitment to beauty through pure ingredients, innovative formulas, eco-friendly practices, and cruelty-free standards guides the brand’s formulation while its dedication to the empowerment of women lays a beautiful foundation for generations to come.
Do you count life as a gift? Even on the hard days? What about when it is time to say goodbye to someone you love? In today's episode, Rebecca talks with Meg Mindell and Camilla Taft Hicks about their passion to tell the story of a life well lived.
Decoying in mature bucks, supporting American fishermen, kicking off the wild game grilling season and more is happening this week on The Revolution. Joining Jim and Trav will be master woodsman Jeff Danker with "BuckVentures", the sea taming Tommy Gomes from "The Fishmonger" and Hi MTN Seasonings barbeque king, Brian Tucker. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Kris muses about Thomas' book on intentional thinking with the author as well as her fascination with air frying.***Thomas M. Sterner is the author of The Practicing Mind, Fully Engaged, and most recently, It’s Just a Thought: Emotional Freedom through Deliberate Thinking. The CEO of the Practicing Mind Institute, Sterner is an in-demand speaker and coach working with high-performance industry groups and individuals, including athletes, to help them operate effectively in high-stress situations and experience new levels of mastery. Prior to writing the bestselling The Practicing Mind, Sterner studied Eastern and Western philosophy and modern sports psychology and trained as a jazz pianist. He lives in Wilmington, Delaware. Visit him online at http://www.tomsterner.com. https://www.linkedin.com/in/thomas-m-sternerhttps://www.facebook.com/tommsternerHere’s what people are saying about the book:“Thomas M. Sterner’s approach is practical and direct. In a fast-moving world, he challenges you to do what feels impossible: to live in the moment. Accept the challenge. You’ll be glad you did.” — Sam Caucci, founder and CEO of 1Huddle“Thomas M. Sterner is one of my favorite writers and thinkers. In this great, quick-reading book he integrates ancient wisdom and modern science to show us how to create emotional freedom through deliberate thinking — an absolutely essential skill for our challenging times.”— Brian Johnson, founder and CEO of Heroic and creator of PhilosophersNotesIt’s Just a Thought will not only convince you that changing the way you think is essential to a deeply fulfilling life, it will compel you to do so. This book is life-changing.”— Suzanne Eder, author of What You Want Wants You
Actor Harry Lennix shot to fame by playing Terrence “Dresser” Williams in Robert Townsend’s “The Five Heartbeats” and Boyd Langton in Joss Whedon’s “Dollhouse.
Today we’ll be joined by Sydney Evans, Science Analyst with the Environmental Working Group, to discuss PFAS, a.k.a. “forever chemicals”, which has been found in municipal water supplies across the U.S.
Join us for the next episode of ON CITIES where host Carie Penabad will speak with internationally recognized architect and Dean of the Yale School of Architecture, Deborah Berke.
Maria & Samantha build off their previous episode (which briefly covered the main chakras, or energy centers within the body) & take a DEEPer dive INto the root chakra.
Ron and Ed welcome patent attorney and advocate for abolishing intellectual property, Stehan Kinsella to the show.
The issue and need for racial diversity among police officers reflects an attempt to ease growing tensions that have emerged in the wake of racialized police violence and the Black Lives Matter movement.
After a 2 ½ year battle with the Pima County, Arizona County Attorney, Private Investigator Richard Robertson prevailed.
We can all start a journey to healing and wholeness! In this encore episode, our guest, Melissa Jones, shares how. An overcomer herself, Melissa knows first-hand what it means to overcome in life and make a comeback.
Great questions in this episode! Should you leave a light on in the dark for your cat? Do thunder shirts work? and more!Thank you to everyone who sends in these great questions.
Author, educator, and fashion designer, Sally Di Marco, will speak to our listeners today about Queen Elizabeth II and her iconic fashion style during her 60-year reign from 1952 until her death in 2022. The Queen dressed to rule in her couture suit dresses in a pallet of vibrant colors, which were crowned with matching hats.
People without children remain an unrecognized diversity group in the workplace and beyond. How do we begin to imagine the experience of truly inclusive organizational cultures and acknowledgement in the environments we work? What does employment equity for people without children look like? Today we will speak with Dr. Erin Conner, Co-founder and Vice President of Inclusion Design Group, recognized as a leading DEI firm. We will have an in-depth conversation with Dr. Conner about the complexities of workplace dynamics, and how people without children are impacted. We will discuss what is key to creating a culture of inclusion, and how individuals and organizations can begin to take steps toward cultural and policy change today. Please join is for a valuable and vital conversation for people without children, human resource professionals and all who work for diversity, equity and inclusion in the workplace!
What would you ask an extraterrestrial if you could speak with one? In this episode of Spirits Speak: Exploring the Afterlife, we will channel with the spirit of an alien.
Continuing with Women’s History Month, Joyce is proud to bring back Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Highmark Health, Karen Hanlon, to the show.
When Ilyce Glink set out on a career path years ago, she wanted to be a screenwriter—she even wrote more than a half dozen scripts and was represented in Hollywood for a time. Then she realized had to support herself.
Dr. Frieda Birnbaum: is a psychoanalytic therapist, research psychologist, and author. An expert on topics such as family dynamics, parenthood, relationships, addiction, and anxiety. which she has been practicing for over 30 years. At 60 years old she gave birth to twins. She is a skilled media figure and spokesman who is skilled at deciphering the psychological underpinnings of current issues and deciphering the psychological profiles of various newsmakers—politicians, celebrities, criminals, and others.People are living longer lives because of advances in nutrition, lifestyle, and healthcare, and it's past time when we adjust our assertions about age to recognize the above changes. Frieda will discuss why society’s view of age is changing and how we should redefine age to keep up with the changes. As well, share how women have especially benefited from this cultural shift
From the trials of managing a multi-owned hunting property, to a rigorous hunting competition and a look into the 88% off all US beef that comes from family owned ranches, this week on The Revolution we're focusing on Homegrown. Joining Jim and Trav will be Randy Birdsong with "King of the Raven" and River Klass from "Ranch America". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Today we will be speaking with environmental attorney, Dave McCay, about some of the legal questions that are surfacing because of PFAS contamination in water supplies across the U.S.
All of us own a life story that reflects a legacy of events we have received from the generations before us and that we will pass on to future generations.
Do cats get food obsessions? What types of behaviors do cats exhibit when obsessed with food? What can I do to get my cat to stop pestering me for food??
Matthew Jason Tompkins is a sensitive, conscientious artist. He designs his silhouettes as well as his prints and patterns. He designs for the busy working women around the globe.
We often discuss the personal aspects of pronatalism, both in the community of people without children and on this show. We also look at how we are impacted in our everyday environments, such as the workplace.
Paula Marshall: the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.As CEO, Paula provides strategic leadership and direction to the entire organization. Her vision stands as a beacon for Bama team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”. Paula is the author of five books, including Finding the Soul of Big Business. Paula will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, building effective teams, how to communicate more effectively, and how to create win-win situations.
Sometimes we mistakenly think that we need to get life just right before we can tell our story. But, today's guest is author Brita Peterson and she believes that there is beauty in being broken.
We're going far Beyond Adventure this week on The Revolution as we explore spring bear hunting, chasing longbeards, record setting whitetails, monstrous caribou and delicious Louisiana crawfish. Joining Jim and Trav on the broadcast will be Gregg Ritz from "Hunt Masters" and Nicole Reeve with "Driven with Pat and Nicole". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
A decorated Actress/Director/Author/Producer/Community Activist/Motivational Speaker and more, Phyllis is best known and respected for her work in film, stage, television, and comedy.
Sustainability in schools includes school meals! Tune in today as we speak with the Senior Director of School Nutrition for the Camden City School District (CCSD) in NJ, Arlethia Brown, MBA, CPFM.
Dr. Brian Hurley and Molly talk about general feline wellness. What vaccinations should you give your cat and how frequently? How often should you do bloodwork? Should you test for FeLV and FIV? What are the pros and cons of spay/neuter? And much more!
Lyonard Miszkiewicz formerly designed for RAF Simmons and Alexander McQueen. He is an Amsterdam Designer. Currently working in both womenswear and menswear.
Jody Day is the British founder of Gateway Women, the global friendship, support & advocacy network she set up by accident after starting a blog sharing honestly the truth of her childlessness in 2011.
Nathan Estrada is the Vice President of Clinical at Nymbl, an evidence-based fall prevention program, for older adults to improve their quality of life by enhancing their balance.After earning a bachelor's degree in biology from Abilene Christian University, he earned a master's degree in physical therapy from the University of Colorado. He later earned his MBA in Business Administration.Nathan discusses how Nymbl is making strides with modern innovation and dual-tasking to prevent one million falls. He outlines a personalized 10-minute-per-day at-home program that exercises and improves your body and brain.
Welcome to this week's episode of Racers and Rental Cars. Shocking News. I'm not in Georgia, nor am I in Indiana. I'm right back in the tower at Bradenton Motorsports Park, home of the World Series of Pro Mods. I'm tired.
California Assemblymember Laura Friedman authored a bill signed into law in 2022 that will prohibit the entire class of PFAS, a.k.a. “forever chemicals,” from cosmetic products sold in the state of CA.
How do you get along with your adult siblings? Are you like friends? Have you stopped talking or connecting with siblings? No matter what the relationship, you are not alone. In this episode, Dr.
On-line dating has become a popular method to locate that once-in-a-lifetime prince or princess charming. Whether it is an on-line dating service or a social media site, it is a convenient and accessible way to meet others.
Brian and Micah discuss Mexican Cartels with subject matter expert Victor Galarza of The Vigilance Project. This episode contains explicit language.Learn more at:www.thevigilanceproject.
What do cats consider resources and why do they become insecure about them? What happens when a cat feels insecurity? How do we make sure our cats are feeling confident and secure?
Nova Lorraine is an award winning fashion designer and has 2 Podcasts, She was awarded Peoples Choice Awards and The Haute Couture Designer of the Year. Nova Lorraine’s designs have been featured in Vogue Italia Magazine. Nova has entered also the Metaverse with Fashion Collections and her first NFT Collection. Nova also is founder of Raine School of Fashion Innovation and Sustainability.
In the United States, the number of adults over age 55 15.2 million are living without children, while in the UK, the number of people over 65 without children, is expected to rise from over 1.2 million to 2 million by 2030.
For many decades, we’ve held an conventional assumption that our “peak ages” of creativity are between 39 and 42. It ain’t necessarily so, says poet, writer and teacher Priscilla Long in her recently published book, “Dancing with the Muse in Old Age.
Dr. Donna Marks has been a licensed psychotherapist and addictions counselor for over thirty years. She is also a certified gestalt therapist, psychoanalyst, hypnotist, sex therapist, and teaches A Course in Miracles, along with sharing her methods with hundreds of thousands of listeners on podcasts and radio shows. In 1989, Dr. Marks developed a chemical dependency training program at Palm Beach Community College, which has grown into a four-year degree and received the Florida Governor’s Council Award.No matter what someone is addicted to—alcohol, prescription or illegal drugs, smoking, working, gambling, and so forth—loving yourself is the key to recovery. This doesn’t mean the road is easy or a few acts of self-care will do the trick; the journey to true self-love includes delving deep into your past trauma to understand where your addiction began, addressing those fear-based traumas with compassion and forgiveness. Marks believes every addiction is a substitute for love.She will discuss her upcoming book Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One cause, One Solution. where she teaches people how to replace addiction with love, allowing love to guide you through the maze of addiction and back to living your best life. Her most recent book, Exit the Maze: One Addiction, One cause, One Solution.
Big bucks, first evers, hunter recruitment, trapping nest raiders and more, marks the outline for the week's Revolution as Crushville's own founders Lee and Tiffany Lakosky of "CRUSH with Lee and Tiffany" and master trapper and host of "North American Trapper", Alan Probst, join Jim and Trav on the air for "The Great Escape". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
California State Senator Ben Allen chairs the Senate’s Environmental Quality Committee and co-chairs the Legislature’s Environmental Caucus. As the author of SB 54, Ben continues to pursue ambitious policies that address the plastics pollution crisis.
The issue and need for racial diversity among police officers reflects an attempt to ease growing tensions that have emerged in the wake of racialized police violence and the Black Lives Matter movement.
Seasoned Journalist Don Ray has spent a life time tracking down a plethora of documents to pursue leads, check for accuracy, gather background information or verify information provided by other means.
I talk with award-winning IT, Continuity, Resilience, Risk and Security professional and noted resilience expert, Modebola Olowu.
Welcome to the first installment of Veterans Spotlight. We will be featuring veterans from the Action 22 community to come on and share their story about who they are, what they do and advice they have for our listeners.
When peeing gets personal! Why do cats choose your personal items, like the bed, to pee on? Molly and Dewey talk about why this happens and what you can do to deter them.
For the 1 year Anniversary of Putin's Invasion of Ukraine-here's a replay of this episode-just as relevant today as it was:Today's guest, Rebekah Koffler, is a Russian-born American, who became devoted to helping American intelligence since 9/11.
On today’s episode, we are going to discuss access to sterilization for those who choose not to have children, and the obstacles and discrimination they face, around personal agency and choice. Our guest today is Dr.
Barbara Becker has spent the last 25 years collaborating with human-rights activists all over the world to promote order, stability, and interreligious understanding. She has worked with the United Nations, Human Rights First, the Ms. Foundation for Women, and Bangladesh's Grameen Bank to promote human rights, women's health, education, and economic empowerment. She is an ordained interfaith minister who works to bridge the gap between the sacred and the secular. Barbara speaks on a variety of topics, including deepening our sense of meaning and spirituality, as well as career pivots in the middle. Prior to that, she taught communications for social change at Columbia for ten years. Barbara volunteers on a hospice floor, becomes a keen observer of the various ways people find meaning at the end of life. Her love for talking with people from various spiritual backgrounds about what is most important in their lives and how they can make a difference.She will discuss her new book Heartwood: The Art of Living with the End in Mind, Where she dives deep into the question of (Can we live our lives more fully knowing some day we will die?)
Hailed as "too normal* to be a lawyer" or ... "you're like a lawyer, but nice?" Meri Althauser is not your typical divorce lawyer.
Imagine being left in the backwoods of Alaska to live off the land! Could you do it? Well, this week on The Revolution, expert hunters, survivalists and foragers, Casey Keefer of "Dropped" and Daniel Vitalis from "Wildfed" will share their vast woodsmanship skills and experiences with Jim and Trav that'll keep you alive. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Dapper Dan the King of Hip-Hop fashion has partnered with The Gap to create a premium hoodie. Dapper Dan was the pioneer of high-end streetwear in the 1980s, remixing classic luxury-brand logos into his own innovative, glamorous designs.
Our guest today is Cory Long, founder and Executive Director of the Making a Change Group in Chester, PA, a community just outside Philadelphia.
On this show Dr. Sherry Hamby, psychologist and founding editor or the Psychology Of Violence will apply her expertise to building resilience. When people dream of the future, they do not dream about avoiding depression or minimizing pain.
Bryan Kohberger finally has a woman who isn't rejecting him. Indeed, Brittney Hislope declares that she is "lovesick" for him and sends him love letters and sexy photos. But, Bryan wasn't her first prison romance.
The conscientious journeys and decision-making processes by people who don’t have children, often remain unacknowledged stories and contributions. Further, as our community of people without children grows in separate directions, namely via the identities childless and childfree it must be acknowledged that these identities most often reflect only the end points of this continuum.So, who are we as a collective community? What do the not so tidy experiences of people without children whose paths were not a simple “yes” or “no” look like, and how might the melding and choosing of ‘childless’ and ‘childfree’ identification be more complex than it is generally expressed?Our guest today is award-winning filmmaker, Maxine Trump, In her film, “To Kid. Or Not to Kid”, Maxine shares her own journey on this continuum. Her film bravely plunges into an aspect of reproductive choice often misunderstood, mischaracterized, or considered too taboo to discuss. With rising public awareness about climate change, resource scarcity and global population, her film asks the question "Why can't we talk about not having children?”Join us for this conversation as we navigate these questions and more!
Did you know that ghosts are everywhere? In this episode of Spirits Speak – Analyzing the Afterlife, we will bring you information about ghosts by channeling our spirit guides.
Joyce welcomes Ardana Jefferson, Executive Director of the Homeless Children’s Education Fund (HCEF) to the show.
Guests are Tina Santos, the Director of Marketing, and Kaleigh Perkins, Chief Program Officer of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Rhode Island and the Big Sisters Fund, collectively known as BBBSRI.
Listen to the unique journey of one same sex couple as they navigate the “invisible divorce”. What happens when couples in the LGBTQ community live a married life and then divorce without the guardrails of the law.
Do you know that starting a book doesn't mean that you have to it all figured out? A successful book is more about saying yes to your message and allowing it to flow. Once you start writing, you can trust that the next steps will come ...
This week we talk, Live Streaming with Warren Evans, PR people, New Media starting up and SICK WEEK!! Also, Don’s Rant hopefully helps a few people….Let’s GO!!
Get your knives out and spatulas ready, because this week on The Revolution we're going to have a sizzling good time as we explore the Outdoorsman's Guide To Wild Game Cooking. Jim and Trav will be joined by hunter/chefs Spencer Neuharth of "Pardon my Plate", Yia Vang with "Feral" and Mike Robinson from "Fishing the Wild". The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
In this episode, Dr. Michael Anestis, clinical psychologist, and award winning researcher discusses his powerful book, Guns and Suicide: An American Epidemic. Dr. Anestis is not advocating for or against gun ownership.
Things are going along smoothly, then all of a sudden your cat displays behaviors that aren't normal. Why is that? Should you be concerned? Molly and Dewey talk about what's going on with our cats when they just aren't acting themselves.
Laura Tanzer will take us from Emmy outfits to her focus on Body Geometry. Laura takes special consideration when it comes to Body Shape and Short Waists and Long Waists. Laura is a pattern Architect.
People without children remain a largely invisible, excluded population, socially and economically.
Ed McDonough is a nationally recognized Email Marketing Consultant, creator of the Quantum Email Marketing Platform and the author of the Amazon Best Selling books, Client Acquisition Marketing and Build And Monetize Your Email List.
In this encore episode we get a peek into the behind the scenes of book promotion. Rebecca will talk with experienced PR professional Roy Billington about the myths and truths about PR.
This Week…2023 Kickoff for racing season, Don is solo and Don was Flo, Don talked this and Don talked that… either way, tune in to hear Don’s Rant!Sign up for Shop Squad Online at https://racersinrentalcars.com/helpdonout
Tune in to The Revolution this week as Jim and Trav will be joined by Hal Schaffer from "Renovation Hunters" with the deets on how to get your hunting camp totally renovated. CatDaddy will share February catfishing tips and Lynn Burkhead from Outdoor Sportsman Group will dish the latest in hunting gear and ultimate outdoor destinations. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Director Joy Bivins the keeper of our Black History at the Schomburg Center for Research joins G. Keith for a conversation about the history of the Schomburg, the important collections, current and upcoming exhibits, and the importance of fundraising.
The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an Environmental Working Group (EWG) estimate.
In this episode, Dr. Ken Carter returns to Psych Up Live to look closer at risk taking and sensation seeking. Is the person who will take a risk in business similar to the person who loves extreme sports? Are risk taking and sensation or thrill seeking different personality traits? Are they inter-related? Do men and women differ in these traits? Are they genetic traits or family fostered dynamics? Is our neurophysiology different when we put ourselves in danger for the thrill of it as opposed to facing unexpected danger? For these and much more about risk taking and sensation seeking—listen in. For preview of Dr. Carter, check out his Youtube.
What do I do about....various cat things! Listeners from all over the world have sent in great questions about caring for their cats. Tune in to discover something you might not have known before! Even Dewey has a question for Molly....
Ronald Reagan said, “Freedom is a fragile thing and it’s never more thanone generation away from extinction.
The show with Melody and her Guest Fashion Designer Matthew Jason Tompkins and his label 'Tompkins' will be all about the newest Fashion Trends and Colors for Spring 2023.
In this episode we are going to address some prevalent social stereotypes most often, projected onto people without children, in general, and specifically from the perspective of Kimberly Martinez Phillips, who is a Ph.D. Candidate in the Sociology Department at Memorial University of Newfoundland and Labrador. Her research and dissertation are focused on single, never-married, childfree women of color. Many of the women interviewed are childfree, but that does not mean their lives are carefree. Her analysis utilizes the perspectives of feminist standpoint theory and decolonial feminism through an intersectional lens.In alignment with many of the key focus areas of New Legacy Institute, we will discuss the many presumptions of a childfree life being equated to a carefree or responsibility free life. We will delve into the expectations and realities of people without children becoming caretakers for parents or other family members, and the social and economic realities of being single and not having children. We will also address the gross misconceptions that human characteristics such as being nurturing and having empathy, among others, are exclusive trait of mothers and parents.Join us live for this conversation addressing some of the poignant issues for our community, and for the opportunity to learn from the rich dissertation research outcomes Kimberly Martinez Phillips will share with us in this special follow up episode.
Did you know it is possible speak to angels and hear they replies? On this edition of Spirits Speak, we will channel the spirits of the Archangels Michael, Raphael and Azrael.
Joyce is honored to bring back to the show, Richard Roberts, Deputy Cultural Affairs Officer and the American Presence Officer for Northern Brazil at the U.S. Embassy in Brasilia. Mr. Roberts will introduce Guilherme Braga, CEO and Founder (Employment of People with Disabilities) of Egalite. Egalite started as a small project inside a University in Porto Alegre in the south of Brazil. They provide recruitment and consulting services for companies that want to hire people with disabilities. Mr. Braga will explain their mission in detail and share his company’s experience with hiring people with disabilities.
As we get older, many of us are going to need long-term care. In fact, someone turning age 65 today has almost a 70% chance of needing some type of long-term care service and support in their remaining years.
Dr. Sandra Musial, a pediatrician and practiced pediatric medicine for 24 years, transitioned over to the field of Food as Medicine. She is passionate about teaching adults the importance of food in relation to health, both as it pertains to causing so many of the western diseases our country faces today, but also how getting back to home-cooked whole plant-based meals can fuel the body with the nutrients it needs to heal itself.Dr. Musial started Plant Docs in 2019 along with Drs Lee and Stein, which is a non-profit organization. They also provide private MD Nutrition consultations, plant-based cooking classes, and a nutrition program just for cancer survivors.The Plant Docs programs provide high quality evidence-based education to folks looking to improve their health through food. The programs focus mostly on nourishing plant-based foods that are unprocessed in their most whole form, without added oils or sugars.Dr. Musial will discuss the The Plant Docs signature program, a month-long Jumpstart Your Health program to improve health in just one month.
Kyle and Kelly have a long history that goes back to preschool in Illinois. Fate brought them back together in the Rocky Mountain West where they met again 25 years later. Shortly thereafter they discovered they were pregnant. They made every effort to live together and raise their daughter under one roof. However, it became clear that was not going to be the right arrangement for their family. For the past 7 years their daughter Charlotte has lived an abundant and fulfilling life across two homes. Listen as these two creative and comedic parents share their story of transformation as a couple and as a family. Their blended family not only enjoys weekly movie night together, but they have also been known to vacation together. It truly is a love story, no marriage required.
Writing is a process full of twists and turns and highs and lows. Learning to tame your inner critic and lean into that process is a key to successful writing.
Brad Zimmerman, Motorsports Partnerships and Marketing, for Pratt Miller joins the show to talk Target Retail Stores Marketing and B2B in Motorsports, along with where should we get our content!Be sure to check out https://racersinrentalcars.
Today we will be speaking with environmental attorney, Dave McCay, about some of the legal questions that are surfacing because of PFAS contamination in water supplies across the U.S.
In this show, psychologist and renowned author, Dr. Deborah Serani returns to Psych Up Live to invite a new and close-up look at Boredom. Dr.
The Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner or SANE, plays a significant role when a report of a sexual assault has been made.
What makes your cat unhappy? Do you care how your cat feels? What are signs of feline unhappiness? What should you do if you think your cat is unhappy? Molly & Dewey talk through all of this and more!
Brook will speak to us about the many weddings and engagement photographs she has produced.
In today’s episode we will discuss the value of policy engagement for people without children, and why it matters for our community.
Joyce is honored to bring back to the show, disability rights leader, Ted Kennedy, Jr. As an amputee and childhood bone cancer survivor, he has been an active leader in the disability rights and independent living movements nearly his entire life. Mr. Kennedy is Co-Chair of the Disability Equality Index (DEI), the leading corporate social responsibility, accountability, and ESG benchmarking tool that scores and tracks businesses on their disability inclusion policies and practices. During the show, he will discuss the power of the DEI, how investors have responded to studies about disability inclusion, and how the DEI continues to open the doors to employment for individuals with disabilities.
As we get older, it’s important to find ways to embrace aging with grace, dignity and positivity. And yes, a little humor, too.
Time is both a great enemy and a great gift - depending on how you use it. For an author, time is a gift to maximize/leverage in order to bring your book forward powerfully.
This week we talk to one of the most hated driver’s on in the Social Media World, doesn’t matter if she is a 5 Time Champ, Erica Enders. We take the gloves off with Erica. Sit back and enjoy, let us know your thoughts!!
Are you looking for sexy parties catered specifically to open-minded folks? Perhaps you feel more comfortable exploring the lifestyle with a group of compatible people.
In the upcoming motion picture, Dark Waters, actor Mark Ruffalo plays the character inspired by Robert Bilott, a lawyer specializing in helping big corporations stay on the right side of environmental laws and regulations.
We hear a great deal in the media about narcissism. If you have ever wondered if the person you work for, the man you are dating or the friend who knows everything is a narcissist, listen in. On this show Dr.
This podcast is for everyone who has a passion for animal welfare. If you're a cat foster, trapper, shelter volunteer or worker, cat rescue volunteer, or in the non-profit community, you've undoubtedly found yourself out of energy at one time or another.
JRWBridal is a full service custom bridal dress company. Joanne Ross Wells creates bridal gowns as well as bridesmaids dresses or separates and men’s vests, ascots and ties. JRW makes mother of bride dresses too.
People without children, those who are single, and diverse families remain excluded from status quo economic and family policies.
Garin Vorthmann joins us to discuss her thoughts and predictions as we kick of the 2023 Colorado legislative session.
Lise Pape is the Founder of Walk With Path, a leading smart insole utilizing their leading AI gait analysis to improve the health and lives of older people worldwide.
Bringing your message forward is a gift in and of itself. Especially when you're passionate about it.
This week Cam is here!!! No Seriously, he is here. Jeff Miles stops by to talk Race Track Ownership and Economics of growing Darlington Dragway. We of course have #donsrant Talking Driver Development, GO DAWGS ! National Championship and more!
We're headed for new hunts and new beginnings and in our crosshairs are skunks, snakeheads, sharpies, Nilgai and even some fudge from Uranus! Guiding us with no fear or trepidation will be the legendary Scott Leysath of "Dead Meat", plus the outlaw whisker chaser, CatDaddy, and Mrs. Bunny. The Revolution is presented b Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV!
Actor Harry Lennix shot to fame by playing Terrence “Dresser” Williams in Robert Townsend’s “The Five Heartbeats” and Boyd Langton in Joss Whedon’s “Dollhouse.
California’s new Plastic Pollution Producer Responsibility Act (SB 54) may be the most consequential Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation in a generation.
Kathryn interviews Author Julie Gianelloni Connor.Families that have navigated their way through international adoption know that it’s a complex process that takes time and involves multiple agencies — which can make it difficult to explain to children.
Kathryn interviews Author Julie Gianelloni Connor.Families that have navigated their way through international adoption know that it’s a complex process that takes time and involves multiple agencies — which can make it difficult to explain to children.
This is an encore of a previously recorded show that is worth repeating given what we now know about Harry and Meghan, and their lies....
Cocoe spends time with her clients to customize wedding gowns exactly as they desire.She is an expert in all Body Shapes and Waist Placements.
Do people keep telling you you'll change your mind about having kids? Have you been told that your choice not to have children is selfish?Award-winning filmmaker Therese Shechter delves into the taboos surrounding childfree women and choice. From social and familial responses to those who choose to remain childfree, to the resistance of the medical community to provide legally and medically approved procedures for those who voluntarily choose sterilization, Therese addresses the gamut of childfree choices and experiences.Today we will discuss her latest documentary, “My So-Called Selfish Life”, which is a is a paradigm-shifting journey through one of our society’s greatest social taboos: choosing not to become a mother. We also celebrate the upcoming, international release of her film, which will stream everywhere, starting May 6th, on Mother's Day weekend. The opportunity to stream the film be available from May 6-16, 2022To purchase your tickets, go to https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/my-so-called-selfish-life You also have the option to purchase tickets as gifts!Join us for this introspective, expert conversation and an audio preview of “My So-Called Selfish Life!” For additional information, visit https://trixiefilms.com today!
Joyce welcomes Temple Grandin, Professor at Colorado State University (CSU) within the Department of Animal Science to the show. Dr. Grandin is the most celebrated adult who is autistic in the world.
The next time you go to the supermarket, you may notice that some products have what’s known as a BBE (“Best Before” date) stamped on the packaging.
Leslie Farin, founder and publisher of 50Plus Today, is a Senior Marketing Expert and creative leader in the aging space.
Sometimes you just need to START! To bring your message forward by scheduling it! In today's episode, Rebecca talks with author Julie Lawson about just doing the work to write and takes the necessary steps to bring your message forward.
Happy New Year to All- Let’s Get 2023 going. Coming and Goings’ from the holiday break and trade show flu! What Summit? Don is doing what in 2023?
Saddle up for big buck action because this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav we'll have tried and true deer hunting tactics that'll put backstraps in your freezer and racks on your wall! Joining the boys will be Brian Spicer of "No Limits Hunting", Brandon Adams from "My World Outdoors" and the camo wearing Momma, Mrs Bunny. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
In one of the most extraordinary examples of staying power the music industry has ever known, five-time Grammy Award-winning music legend, Dionne Warwick continues to regale audiences internationally.
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have already been more than 240 mass shootings in 2022 in the United States. A striking 98% of Mass Shooters are men.
Kathryn interviews Author Kate Andersen Brower.Elizabeth Taylor was the biggest star of the 20th century.
Kathryn interviews Author Kate Andersen Brower.Elizabeth Taylor was the biggest star of the 20th century.
The grandkids were visiting so we thought we'd test their knowledge of cats and hear a little about their cat experiences.
Dr. Carole puts on her Forensic Psychiatrist and Trial Expert Witness hat to analyze Bryan Kohberger, the suspect in the murders of the four Idaho students.
Monica Caldwell owns a Jewelry store in Tucson AZ and has beautiful stones for engagement rings, wedding bands and men’s wedding bands.She is superb in her conscious compassion and insightfulness with her clients.
Excluded from policy measures and absent in DEI frameworks, even where laws and policies are designed to prevent discrimination based on family status, pronatalism is so deeply engrained in our social, professional and systemic psyches, that its impact remains unacknowledged. As a result, non-parents remain invisible, while navigating daily and life-long experiences of exclusion and inequity.
Joyce is excited to start 2023 with the returning champion of competitive employment for Americans with disabilities, David Holmberg, President, and CEO of Highmark Health and Chairman of the Board, Highmark, Inc. Mr. Holmberg launched an initiative in 2020 to hire 30 people with disabilities from Bender Consulting Services to honor the 30th anniversary of the signing of the ADA, called the Highmark 30/30. He has continued this initiative, with an increased commitment for each anniversary, 31 in 2021 and 32 in 2022. During the show, David will talk about the initiative and how it happened. Additionally, David will discuss how the company plans to continue its unprecedented record of hiring people with disabilities in 2023. Highmark is a $19 Billion-dollar integrated health care delivery organization with headquarters in Pittsburgh, PA.
Several years ago, John Leland, a reporter for the New York Times, wrote a series of articles following six men and women for a year, chronicling how people in one of America’s fastest growing demographic groups—those 85 and older—led their lives. The series became the basis for his book, “Happiness Is a Choice You Make: Lessons from a Year among the Oldest Old,” which became a Times bestseller, and, as he wrote in the Times, “No work I have ever done has brought me as much joy and hope, or changed my outlook on life as profoundly.” In today’s episode, Leland talks about his experiences writing this remarkable, hopeful and often surprising book, and the lessons he learned about our pursuit of happiness. Certainly, the examination of “happiness” in today’s frenetic society has become a frequent topic in recent years, the source of best-selling books and wildly popular courses among Harvard and Yale students. But Leland’s unique perspective explores what sociologists often point to as the paradox aging: How can people whose bodies and minds are in decline be happier than those in the “prime of life?” He’ll explain what happiness means, relating it to a sense of fulfillment and purpose, and how a positive attitude can help contribute to overall health and longevity. As he takes us along his heartfelt journey with these elders, Leland talks about the role of gratitude in fostering happiness; how older people find happiness alongside great pain, hardship and loss; and how to live in the moment—still thinking about living long—but not forever. Leland, who previously dubbed himself a chronic “grumpasaurus,” offers a valuable collection of lessons he learned from the oldest old, noting that the good things in life—happiness, purpose, contentment and love—are there all along, whether we’re young or old. We just need to choose them.
Dor Skuler will talk about his product, ElliQ, which is a friendly presence in your daily life. Engaging you in conversation, motivating you to adopt healthier habits, and surprising you with jokes and suggestions. Your personal sidekick on the journey to age independently. No matter how much (or how little) experience you have with technology, ElliQ® is simple and easy to use. Through voice commands, on-screen instructions, and proactive suggestions, ElliQ interacts with you in a way that feels natural, effortless, and personalized just for you.
akaRadioRed welcomes three non-stop Creatives.Nancy Perpall left ER critical care nursing to become a defense malpractice lawyer and Chair of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania’s Domestic Relations Rules Committee. She is now a novelist.
Happy New Year! Listen in as Wild Outdoors Women take over this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav as the boys surrender the show to the toughest ladies in the outdoors! Manning the mics will be Stacy Lyn Harris of "The Sporting Chef", plus Melissa Bachman from "Winchester Deadly Passion" and our very own, Mrs. Bunny. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Healthy learning environments and high-quality school buildings are the keys to environmental equity and academic achievement. By leveraging sustainability strategies, these outcomes are possible.
Ron and Ed were thrilled to have one of their favorite guests back for a fifth time on the show, Fr. Robert Sirico of The Acton Institute. He along with Rabbi Lapin inspired the name of our show.
In a manner that is personal, specific, at times funny and underscored with thirty years of writing and talking about sex, Tracey Cox invites us to age-proof our sex lives.
How do you find the magic around you? Is it in your relationships? Your career? Is it something you find or create? Or a combination of the above.
Kathryn interviews Author Marilyn J. Wooley PhD.Firefighters run into burning buildings, police officers chase active shooters, and EMTs rush to provide life-saving medical support, no matter how gruesome the crime scene.
Kathryn interviews Author Marilyn J. Wooley PhD.Firefighters run into burning buildings, police officers chase active shooters, and EMTs rush to provide life-saving medical support, no matter how gruesome the crime scene.
Let's talk about FOOD! It is possible to have a balanced, harmonious relationship with food that supports your health and well-being. It takes love, acceptance, compassion...and practice, practice, practice!
Carolyn takes you through the highlights and best clips of the 2022 season of Glow and Tell!
We all want to be happy, healthy and have less suffering. However with a so much bad news on all fronts and the increasing struggle midlife women face both at home and in the workplace, it doesn’t seem like there’s much to be happy about today. The good news is that you don’t have to wait for the world to get better. My guest Mary Mitchell is going to show you how to generate your own happiness, no matter what your current life circumstances. Mary has helped thousands of people, from inmates to CEOs, attract the happiness they want. She’s going to reveal the steps you can take now to ditch constant anxiety and worry, so you can seize joy and choose success every day – even if you’re surrounded by negativity. Sign up for the Intention Setting Workshop: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/intention-setting-workshop-tickets-497120880937
Great questions from our listeners in this episode! You've asked everything from a cat getting E.coli from sitting in the litter pan while eliminating, to cats' nose color changing, to anesthesia-free dental cleanings and more!
Cocoe had just finished school and got a job in textiles because of my love of fabrics and fashion…I thought it was going to be much more glamorous than it was!I left to take a sales job at a Beverly Hills bridal salon because I had always loved the “gown”, the symbolism of this dress and how much this garment is treasured and sometimes passed down to future generations.Throw away fashion never sat well with me. Even as a little girl, I would repurpose vintage clothes by redesigning them for myself so the idea of being around beautifully made timeless wedding gowns was alluring.Soon, I decided to start my own vision of an L.A. bridal salon on Melrose Ave. with a focus on custom design.
In the United States, the number of adults over age 55 15.2 million are living without children, while in the UK, the number of people over 65 without children, is expected to rise from over 1.2 million to 2 million by 2030.
America has become a “foodie” nation, with a constant stream of information and debate about diets and nutrition, the latest studies, opinions and prescriptions about what we should be eating—or not.
Dr. Tracey Marks, MD, is a forensic psychiatrist and author of Author of Why Am I So Anxious? Powerful Tools for Recognizing Anxiety and Restoring Your Peace. She will discuss the most common causes of anxiety, help you identify what type of anxiety you may be experiencing, and give you helpful insight on how you can self-manage your anxiety before deciding if additional treatment options are the best choice. Bottom line: Anxiety doesn’t need to control your life!Dr, Marks will discuss:- Detailed explanations for many of the most common anxiety disorders people struggle with in today's times- Tips for managing mild to moderate anxiety, with recommendations that go beyond just therapy and medication to help you decide what treatment option is best for you- Helpful guidance for recognizing and preventing situations where anxiety may be triggered- Simple exercises that will help you recognize your symptoms and triggers, so that you can better manage your anxiety
On the Author’s Journey, we love to talk all things books and it is our passion to help you get your story out to the world. This week’s episode is a special treat as Rebecca Hall Gruyter talks with The Voice Brander, Vaughn Fahie.
akaRadioRed welcomes four diverse Creatives.Heidi Bolyard studied residential drafting in high school, combining her love of math and art, and turned it into a 30+-year architectural career designing custom homes and renovations.
We're in the midst of Holiday Pursuits this week on The Revolution as we prepare for the most magical time of the year. Joining Jim and Trav will be Santa's navigator, Hal Shaffer from "Drop Zone", plus our roving Christmas catfish correspondent, CatDaddy, the master reindeer trainer, Brian Tucker with Hi MTN Seasonings and your favorite hare on a shelf, Mrs. Bunny! The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV!
Miguel A. Núñez Jr. is a man of many talents. He has been an actor for more than three decades, appearing in countless movies and TV series. His most notable roles include The Return of the Living Dead, Life, Juwanna Mann, and Tour of Duty.
Keeping food waste out of landfills is one of the most significant ways to combat climate change, and recovering edible food for human consumption is one of the most significant ways to combat hunger.
It is December 24th, the busiest day for the North Pole and wouldn't you know it but a worldwide taxing authority has decided that today is the day to conduct Santa's Audit. For Peter Jackson's Get Back! We snuck our TSOE microphones in on the conversation between the auditor and Santa's head accounting elf. What you are about to hear is the edited audio. The full audio can be heard by subscribers on our Patreon channel at http://patreon.com/tsoe Merry Christmas!
The holiday season can be fraught with all kinds of emotions - some good, some hard. They are full of memories, hopes, expectations, hurts (present and past), gatherings, and plans.
Risks! Everyday we face risks and need to be able to manage them. Organizations need to be able to manage their internal risks and their external risks.
Carolyn demystifies spa services, treatments and gives the scoop on how to enjoy the best spa experience anywhere you are!
“To embark on the journey towards your goals and dreams requires bravery. To remain on that path requires courage.” – Steve MaraboliThree key ingredients for Rocking Your Midlife are: Courage, Confidence, and Bravery.
We will discuss on air today about gold jewelry designed by Tracy Greenan. Great Christmas gifts and great Metaverse items too. You may purchase these items NFT, Virtual or physical. Tracy will tell us all about this today.
In today’s episode we will discuss the research initiatives of Kim Martinez Phillips, who is a PHD Candidate in Sociology.
Joyce welcomes Pastors Scott Stevens, David D’Angelo, and Ryan Paskey of North Way Christian Community Church in Wexford, PA to the show. These members of the clergy for this congregation of faith will discuss their new roles within the church.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
Ho! Ho! Ho! It's The Final Push this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav. Stopping by to recap their phenomenal hunting season will be Lee and Tiffany Lakosky of "Crush with Lee and Tiffany", plus your favorite whiskered wonder, CatDaddy, and to put a pin in the 2022 whitetail season will be Christian Berg with Petersen's Bowhunting Magazine. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV!
Multi-talented entertainer Clifton Davis talks about his stellar career, performances, and being on Broadway in Wicked.
California State Senator Ben Allen chairs the Senate’s Environmental Quality Committee and co-chairs the Legislature’s Environmental Caucus. As the author of SB 54, Ben continues to pursue ambitious policies that address the plastics pollution crisis. He has also worked to bolster the state’s climate resiliency by proposing a measure to invest in preparation for extreme weather and other climate-related events like wildfires, floods, and mudslides. Among other things, his committee is tasked with overseeing the state’s aggressive climate goals. Tune in as we talk with Senator Allen about his legislative agenda, and how California’s public policy makers are working to address the most pressing environmental issues facing the state.
It’s not easy to be courageous. Feelings of fear and uncertainty often stop us dead in our tracks.
Ed and Ron are supposed to discuss the controversies surrounding behavioral economics—including some of Dan Ariely’s research—and we probably will. But with Greg, you never know where the conversation will go.
How much do you depend on your intuition and how much do you trust it? In this show psychologist, Dr. Frank McAndrew will define and offer a close look at what intuition is, how we develop it and why we need it.
With increasing numbers of veterans returning home and scores with physical disabilities, therapeutic horseback riding is getting attention.
Early admissions decisions are in—what’s next? Whether you were admitted, deferred, or denied, we have information on how to handle each option.
The corporate world is changing...and changing fast. It's not just the organization and business that's changing, it's also the behavior of people, and the challenges that come with leading people.
Every once in awhile, we invite a health expert on the show who is also engaged in the arts. While medical science is the language of facts, research, data, diagnosis and treatment, the arts is the language of the heart.
Adam Frisch returns to share his post election thoughts and what comes next.Action 22 does not endorse candidates during an election season.
Medical issues play a huge role in what causes cats to urinate outside the litter box. Listen as Molly and Dr. Hurley talk about what some of the challenges are in diagnosing these problems in cats. They talk about the different types of conditions seen in felines and why some cases are recurring and very difficult to figure out. If your cat has ever had a litter box problem, or you want to know more in case problems arise, be sure to tune in!
Eva De Jesus is the Designer and founder of DeHill Designs & Private Label Clothing. She will talk today about what her buyers are looking for today in look, fabric and retail and in wholesale pricing,She will share her fabric selection process.Prior to founding DeHill Apparel Architecture & Design, Eva spent 18 yrs in the garment industry…recently as Manager of the Technical Design Team at Brooks Bothers. Eva also designed for Rachel Roy, Quincy Mac and Jones NY..Eva’s experience encompasses tailoring, separates, woven products, outerwear, sportswear and athleisure. She has MA Fashion Design from Domus Academy Milan, BA in Architecture Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico, and AAS in Patternmaking (FIT).Eva De Jesus, DeHill Apparel Architecture & DesignThe Space of the Waist™Eva Mari De Jesus is the Designer and founder of DeHill Apparel Architecture & Design. Eva is fluent in Spanish, English and Italian.
People without children remain an unrecognized diversity group in the workplace and beyond.
Dr. Abadi received his Doctor of Medicine from the University Of Vermont College of Medicine in Burlington, Vt., where he was elected to the Alpha Omega Alpha Medical Honor Society. He completed his Internal Medicine residency and Cardiology fellowship at the University of Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester, Mass. He completed a clinical research fellowship in Echocardiography at Tufts-New England Medical Center in Boston. Dr. Abadi is board certified in cardiovascular disease and all disciplines of Echocardiography. He is a member of the American College of Cardiology and the American Society of Echocardiography.His areas of special interest are valvular heart disease, aortic disease, and atrial fibrillation. He also has a strong interest in trans-esophageal echocardiography and 3-dimensional echo, providing support for many advanced catheter-based and cardiac surgical procedures. He will discuss his role at Southcoast Health, how to prevent heart disease, the importance of not delaying care when experiencing symptoms, services provided by Southcoast Heath, and much more.
For today's episode, we have the special treat of hearing from a longtime friend of the show and multi-book author, Dr. Kasthuri Henry. Dr.
Sara and Brian travel to Fremont County to visit with the VA Eastern Colorado Health Care System Director Michael Kilmer.
Since we are away at PRI this week, we are replaying one of our Alex Striler episode. This week, Alex Striler stops by to share his experience with marketing and sponsorship within motorsports. Alex surprises Cam and Don at the end of the show!
Jim and Trav are going to find out which hunters have been naughty or nice this week on The Revolution as they prepare for an Outdoor Winter Celebration! Joining the hunting festivities will be James Beard-nominated chef and host of "Feral" on Outdoor Channel, Yia Vang. Plus, Kansas CatMan, CatDaddy joins the show and Mrs. Bunny will have a special Christmas edition of Buy or Bust. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV!
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
Research can indeed be complex and hard to understand. However, the writing about it should not add to the difficulty.
When cats have mis-matched play styles, it often leads to fighting. Once fighting starts, it can become challenging to stop.
Prisma will talk about the news in Hairstyle and color for 2022 Fall and Holiday.She will inform us of her experience with various face shapes and best hair styles. She too will discuss skin tones and hair color.
In this episode, we will examine the presence of pronatalist influences throughout the mental health profession, from leadership and institutions to research and training.
For 40 years, Jay Newman was a legendary hedge fund portfolio manager, traveling across the globe to recover billions of dollars in debt defaults by countries like the Congo, Panama, and Argentina.
Allan Langer will discuss his book, "The Seven Secrets to Selling More by Selling Less", and you’ll discover a new way to sell more by doing what you wanted to do in the first place: help your customers. You will learn how to: Sell more than you ever have in your career, sell customers a product or service and actually feel good about yourself doing it, and never use a “sales pitch” again.
akaRadioRed welcomes three real-deal Creatives.Angie Patterson is the author of Making Photography Easy and Fun. Her photos have been featured on websites, calendars, exhibitions, social media, in print, and created as murals.
Sometimes the very things we love most come full circle to allow us to bring our book forward. Today's guest is author Terry Wilson who says that he had the idea for his book planted in him during his multiple trips to Africa. In truth, he was able to harness his love of photography and writing - and bring his book forward. Who would have known that saying yes to Rotary and to the ideas planted in his heart, would allow him to bring his book into reality and launch it as a #1 International Best Seller some years later! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Get Terry's book, Miracle in the Mara: An Unforgettable Story of a Young Maasai Warrior's Vision, at https://www.amazon.com/Miracle-Mara-Unforgettable-Maasai-Warriors/dp/B0BLR3JD33/ref=sr_1_1?crid=1R9APO78999DP&keywords=terry+wilson&qid=1669744972&s=books&sprefix=terry+wilson%2Cstripbooks%2C118&sr=1-1.
Nick Taylor is one of the grinders in the street/drag, drive and drag, no prep, back of the track,, and all the other ways you can find to race. A couple bucks here and there and he is going after his dream, while he can.
The kickoff to winter is less than three weeks away, so now is the time for hunters to hit the woods and fill their freezers. Laden Force of "North American Whitetail" is joining The Revolution with Jim and Trav this week to help us do just that. Plus, phoning into the studio will be Brett Williams from "DoeNation Outdoors" with timely tips for donating wild game to those in need. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Doctor Bob Lee, popular DJ and author of his 4th book - People To Know In Black History & Beyond - is one of the most recognizable personalities in New York City, and comes to HarlemAmerica to talk about his busy career, Make The Grade foundation and love of our community.
Today we’ll talk to Rodney Williams, Director of Energy and Sustainability for the Newark public school district, a.k.a. Newark Board of Education (NBOE).
If you are lucky enough to be the parent, teacher, babysitter or grandparent of a “little one”- you must hear this show. In it, psychologist, Dr.
What is the process of extracting images from a video? With the advancement of technology, there is video evidence everywhere you look.
It has been said that poetry is the language of the heart. A heart language that we can all respond to and glean from. In today's episode, Rebecca talks to two poets who have collaborated on a beautiful new work to help that language come alive.
The pandemic isn't over. Now it's time to talk about the current 'tri-demic' the globe is experiencing and what that means for society. History always repeats.
Kathryn interviews Author, CEO of Ericho Communications Eric Yaverbaum.Hate speech already saw an uptick on Twitter since Elon Musk’s recent takeover. Not to mention that Musk is now “cleaning shop”, with plenty of layoffs planned at the company. From a delay in censoring hate-filled words to layoffs en masse, what will Twitter’s reputation become? If this continues, how can we anticipate our view of Twitter to change? Will it still keep its spot as a mainstream communications town square, or will it become equivalent to the next 8kun? Eric Yaverbaum, CEO of Ericho Communications and author of Public Relations for Dummies and Leadership Secrets of the World's Most Successful CEOs touches upon the negative ramifications of hate speech on Twitter, and the potential danger it poses to millions of people. He has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Washington Post, The NY Times, HuffPost, CNBC, and PR Week, among others.Kathryn also interviews Author Steve Simpson.This time of year may be festive for most people, but it is also painful and toxic to many. For those people, the holidays bring on the specter of violence, and the pandemic has only made it worse: a struggling economy, an increase in illness and disease, and mental health issues that are increasing at an alarming rate. These are all major factors in dysfunctional homes, and sadly, contribute to an increase in suicide as a way out. Steve Simpson remembers toxic holidays. He doesn’t think about them as often as he used to, but he remembers them. Simpson wants to help child abuse victims, like himself, find help and hope this holiday season -- just in time for National Runaway Prevention Month (November) -- and throughout the year. He has been featured on national media including CNN, FOX News, ABC News, CBS News, Montel Williams, Sally Jesse Raphael, Gordon Elliot, Ricki Lake, Maury Povich, NBC Network News, The Joe Franklin Show, and Geraldo.
Kathryn interviews Author, CEO of Ericho Communications Eric Yaverbaum.Hate speech already saw an uptick on Twitter since Elon Musk’s recent takeover. Not to mention that Musk is now “cleaning shop”, with plenty of layoffs planned at the company. From a delay in censoring hate-filled words to layoffs en masse, what will Twitter’s reputation become? If this continues, how can we anticipate our view of Twitter to change? Will it still keep its spot as a mainstream communications town square, or will it become equivalent to the next 8kun? Eric Yaverbaum, CEO of Ericho Communications and author of Public Relations for Dummies and Leadership Secrets of the World's Most Successful CEOs touches upon the negative ramifications of hate speech on Twitter, and the potential danger it poses to millions of people. He has been featured in Forbes, Entrepreneur, The Washington Post, The NY Times, HuffPost, CNBC, and PR Week, among others.Kathryn also interviews Author Steve Simpson.This time of year may be festive for most people, but it is also painful and toxic to many. For those people, the holidays bring on the specter of violence, and the pandemic has only made it worse: a struggling economy, an increase in illness and disease, and mental health issues that are increasing at an alarming rate. These are all major factors in dysfunctional homes, and sadly, contribute to an increase in suicide as a way out. Steve Simpson remembers toxic holidays. He doesn’t think about them as often as he used to, but he remembers them. Simpson wants to help child abuse victims, like himself, find help and hope this holiday season -- just in time for National Runaway Prevention Month (November) -- and throughout the year. He has been featured on national media including CNN, FOX News, ABC News, CBS News, Montel Williams, Sally Jesse Raphael, Gordon Elliot, Ricki Lake, Maury Povich, NBC Network News, The Joe Franklin Show, and Geraldo.
Do you hurt when others hurt? Do you feel sympathy and concern for the misfortunes and suffering of others? Are you compelled to use your gifts to help lift others up and clear a path for healing and opportunity? You are compassionate.
Carolyn talks truth and dispels myths about all types of permanent makeup with board certified expert Daisie Nguyen!
Bringing a cat into your home with a dog (or vice versa) should not be a daunting task. And it can result in a lifelong friendship between them...IF you do the introduction correctly.
The conscientious journeys and decision-making processes by people who don’t have children, often remain unacknowledged stories and contributions. Further, as our community of people without children grows in separate directions, namely via the identities childless and childfree it must be acknowledged that these identities most often reflect only the end points of this continuum. So, who are we as a collective community? What do the not so tidy experiences of people without children whose paths were not a simple “yes” or “no” look like, and how might the melding and choosing of ‘childless’ and ‘childfree’ identification be more complex than it is generally expressed? Our guest today is award-winning filmmaker, Maxine Trump, In her film, “To Kid. Or Not to Kid”, Maxine shares her own journey on this continuum. Her film bravely plunges into an aspect of reproductive choice often misunderstood, mischaracterized, or considered too taboo to discuss. With rising public awareness about climate change, resource scarcity and global population, her film asks the question "Why can't we talk about not having children?” Join us for this conversation as we navigate these questions and more!
Joyce is honored to welcome Dr. Pat Crumrine, Epileptologist at UPMC’s Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, PA to the show. Dr.
Many of us have been to an emergency room during our lifetime, but rarely have we had the opportunity to see it through the eyes of someone like Jay Baruch—a veteran emergency physician who is also an extraordinary storyteller. In today’s episode, Dr.
Dor Skuler will talk about his product, ElliQ, which is a friendly presence in your daily life. Engaging you in conversation, motivating you to adopt healthier habits, and surprising you with jokes and suggestions. Your personal sidekick on the journey to age independently. No matter how much (or how little) experience you have with technology, ElliQ® is simple and easy to use. Through voice commands, on-screen instructions, and proactive suggestions, ElliQ interacts with you in a way that feels natural, effortless, and personalized just for you.
In today's episode, Rebecca talks with author Clayne Wayman about writing obstacles and the process of trusting that your message really does need to come forward. It's a bit of a risk to put yourself out there and trust the process in order to bring it forward no matter what. Clayne speaks from experirence as one knows the busy pace of life - he has two thriving businesses and four beautiful daughters. In the midst of a super busy life he began his book anyway... only to be diagnosed with cancer in the middle of writing. But, he still found a way to bring it forward and honor the journey. In Clayne's words "its important to honor the commitment to your message, yourself and others - not someday but today!" As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Find Clayne at https://VasperLife.com. Get his book, Echoes of Resounding Love, at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B144HVG1.
The Director of the Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson, makes G. Keith smarter about the universe and the James Webb Telescope's vision.
What does it mean to recycle plastic? Where does it go, and what is the process for transforming a recyclable plastic bottle or jug into a new product? The answer may shock you.
On Black Friday, the biggest Holiday shopping day of the year, Ed and I thought it would be fun to review the book, Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn’t Buy Presents
On this show you will have the opportunity to learn about Canine Companions for Independence. This is the organization that breeds, trains and provides amazing dogs for people.
The Conversation in Consciousness Series continues this Thursday, November 7th, 2019 at 10am PST/ 1pm EST on Making Life Brighter Radio.
Rising seniors already know that this summer is an important time to get ahead on their application work. One important component of that is finalizing your list and noting important submission deadlines.
With temperatures rising and the risk of disasters growing, our world is increasingly vulnerable. Most people see disasters as freak, natural events that are unpredictable and unpreventable.
Can we still get justice in a world where Guilt or Innocence is decided in the court of public opinion before the actual courtroom trial has even begun? Today's guest, Doug Bremner, M.D., a Forensic Psychiatrist, is co-author of the new bestseller, Justice in the Age of Judgement: From Amanda Knox to Kyle Rittenhouse and the Battle for Due Process in the Digital Age. Have you been noticing how much public opinion has been growing - for or against defendants - with mobs outside courtrooms and inside social media? Have you wondered how much these activists have affected the eventual verdict of high profile cases? Can juries be objective anymore when they have to pass by throngs of threatening protesters? Justice in the Age of Judgment looks at these issues as they relate to high profile murder trials - from Amanda Knox to OJ Simpson, Derek Chauvin, Kyle Rittenhouse, Casey Anthony, Michael Jackson and many more. It is an unparalleled and unflinching look at the captivating cases tried on Twitter and TV, where the burden of proof and fundamental legal tenet of “innocent until proven guilty” is under assault from the court of public opinion. Anne Bremner, JD is the other co-author - making a perfect team her brother, Doug - to analyze this issue.
Shirley is a fine art sculptor. She focuses on large scale sculpture as well as sculpture for the body. Today Shirley will envelop us in her Body Sculpture. Shirley believes that art jewelry is a very personal art form. The wearer of the art jewelry announces an alliance with the artist, absorbing the artist’s intent and advancing this viewpoint into the world.
Joyce welcomes Patricia Dean, Epilepsy Network Liaison for the Epilepsy Alliance America to the show.
Lisa empowers entire teams to focus on the essential soft skills to build strong personal brands that turn clients into raving fans. With her vision to educate and empower, to excel, Lisa will outline her proven B.R.A.N.D. Method with a special emphasis focusing on the importance of image when working remotely.
Jeanne Linke, medical field guru by day, by night, superhero status engaged being the wife of big time racer and successful business world husband, Dan Northrop. Jeanne shares wonderful insight and her passion to help comes through to your ears.
It's an Outdoor Road Trip this week on The Revolution with Jim and Trav and we're stopping for coldwater catfish, upland hunting, awesome firearms and the best off-road trails imaginable. Joining the boys will be CatDaddy, Devin Coleman from "The Gunfather: Restorations", Mitch Petrie of Outdoor Sportsman Group and Ford Motor Company's Steven Lee. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
G. Keith learns how to navigate Sharky Waters with Legendary CEO and Morgan State Graduate, Duane Cheers.
In the upcoming motion picture, Dark Waters, actor Mark Ruffalo plays the character inspired by Robert Bilott, a lawyer specializing in helping big corporations stay on the right side of environmental laws and regulations.
Waaay back in Episode 22, Ron and Ed detailed the ideas behind Joel Waldfogel's book, Scroogenomics: Why You Shouldn’t Buy Presents for the Holidays.
Someone has finally found a way to address opioid misuse and addiction among people with chronic pain. In this show, Dr. Eric Garland, the world’s leading expert on the use of mind-body therapies to treat opioid misuse for pain will discuss the recently proven effectiveness of “MORE” – “Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement.” Dr. Garland will define opioid use disorder (OUD), its relationship to chronic pain and what makes opioids so addictive. He will discuss the treatment components of “MORE” ‘the differences between this and other treatments and the research design used to test this treatment model. In the second segment Dr. Garland will invite the audience to hear and feel what it would be like to be in a Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement Group. In the back and forth with Host Dr. Phillips, he will consider why the group format matters and why he believes a significant number of those who received this treatment to reduced their opioid use without being specifically directed to do so. Given the danger of Opioid Use Disorder, the number of people suffering, the importance of these findings and the need for available effective treatment, this becomes a show everyone needs to hear.
Kathryn interviews Author Beth Hendler-Grunt.Job openings are near record highs, and unemployment is close to a generational low. But recent college grads face their own unique challenges.
Kathryn interviews Author Beth Hendler-Grunt.Job openings are near record highs, and unemployment is close to a generational low. But recent college grads face their own unique challenges.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines require web properties to be accessible to those with disabilities. Websites that do not comply can be subject to legal claims, with lawsuits increasing 300% in 2021 alone.
Preschool, kindergarten, elementary school, middle school, high school. For many of us, these are a given. The process by which we are educated, socialized and prepared to participate in society as productive, employable adults. We are schooled.
Caroline Fausel joins Carolyn to talk food, nutrition and all things that will help you feel better inside and out.
Midlife can be challenging. Perhaps you’re facing empty nest, navigating menopause, or just wondering why you never have time for self-care.
If you love cats, love to cook and love fun, you'll enjoy this podcast with Sheri Lynch, author of Cooking With Cats - favorite recipes of crazy cat people and the felines we feast with.
Today's guest, A.J. Rice, is the author of the new bestseller, The Woking Dead: How Society's Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture. It is a book that should be required reading for all high school and college students, and encouraged for everyone else.
Sally Di Marco is an expert drapee of fabrics. She also has been a huge force in the Fashion Industry by meeting celebratory Designers like Bob Mackie, Eleanor Lambert and the legendary Edith Head. Sally brought these Designer’s elements into Costume Study at Baltimore City Community College for her coordinated Fashion Program. Sally will share her best kept secrets in meeting the Costume Designers. It is important to note that Baltimore was at one time the grand fashion industry on air and 2nd to NYC in the manufacturing of clothing. Sally began her career as Asst. Designer at Glenbrook Coat Compan, in Baltimore, where fur-lined coat collections for names like YSL, Chanel and Dior were created. So much more to share so tune in
People without children, those who are single, and diverse families remain excluded from status quo economic and family policies.
As we continue to recognize November as National Epilepsy Awareness Month, Joyce welcomes back to the show, The Honorable Tony Coelho, author of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Mr.
November is National Family Caregivers Month, a time to honor caregivers across the country, raise awareness about caregiving issues and increase support for the roughly 53 million family caregivers across America.
He will talk about some ethical and logical principles of health care and his mentorship program to address challenges related to psychiatric training.
akaRadioRed welcomes three hard-working Creatives.
Michael DiDuca is an industry disrupter, business baker, market share maker, design fiend, brand magician, storyteller and the CEO / co-founder of the Academy of Behavioral Change.
It today's episode, Rebecca talks with Author Tiffani Freckleton about bringing all your gifts into your book! Of course, there is a bit of a risk as you step into the visibility and share your heart/message.
It's Tour de Forest this week as The Revolution with Jim and Trav will be joined by Dudley Phelps of "The Gamekeepers of Mossy Oak" for some wildlife management practices. Then, Kristy Lee Cook with "The Most Wanted List" will share her 2022 big game pursuits and Yamaha's Steve Nessl will drop the bomb on big buck takedows and off-road adventures. The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
Are you concerned about the sexual health of a potential sex partner but find it too uncomfortable to ask the right questions at the right time? Perhaps you want to warn a new partner about your STD but you’re too ashamed to admit it.
Meli'sa Morgan, and Jeff Redd chat about music, career, and the Black Spectrum Theater Concert coming up with the legendary Roy Ayers.
Sustainability in schools includes school meals! Tune in today as we speak with the Senior Director of School Nutrition for the Camden City School District (CCSD) in NJ, Arlethia Brown, MBA, CPFM.
Ron and Ed welcome to the show James Geraghty. As a biotechnology executive, Jim has been a passionate participant in the orphan drug revolution since its inception.
“Almost Sunrise” is a compelling documentary which follows two Iraq veterans, Tom Voss and Anthony Anderson, both tormented by the scars of moral injury and the accompanying anger and depression years after their return home.
On today's show, Rebecca talks with two new authors - Clayne Wayman and Cameron Lundgren - about how they moved through hard, tragic circumstances in life to finding a path forward toward potential.
Wondering if college is worth it? We’ll help you think through how to evaluate the return on investment and avoid some pitfalls that might decrease your ROI.
The workplace and Business Continuity will never be the same after the COVID19 global pandemic. I speak with internationally recognized BCM expert Chris Miller, about what the workplace and Business Continuity might be like in a post-COVID world.
Kathryn interviews Author Rosemary Schmidt.Like clams finding nourishment from filter feeding, Rosemary Schmidt derives strength from taking in the bits and bytes of information swirling all around her and weaving it into a cohesive mosaic. Putting thoughts and ideas into a logical sequence that tells a story helps her make sense of a sometimes senseless world.
Kathryn interviews Author Rosemary Schmidt.Like clams finding nourishment from filter feeding, Rosemary Schmidt derives strength from taking in the bits and bytes of information swirling all around her and weaving it into a cohesive mosaic. Putting thoughts and ideas into a logical sequence that tells a story helps her make sense of a sometimes senseless world.
Alexander Rose, author of "The Lion and the Fox: Two Rival Spies and the Secret Plot to Build a Confederate Navy"
TRINA WIGGINS MD returns to share her best practices to manage arthritic pain while maintaining optimal fitness. She's a fitness expert, and Senior Olympics and Bodybuilding medalist. https://www.trinawiggins.
We learn early in life that we need to live up to and perform to certain standards in order to be considered smart, successful, attractive and valuable.
“Giving does not only precede receiving it is the reason for it. It is in giving that we receive.” -Isrealmore Ayivor
Giving really does make you happy. Studies have found that giving boosts physical and mental health.
In this episode Molly answers listener questions about kittens, litter box issues, suckling and more!
Meet Ed Lynch who shares the amazing story and legacy of his daughter Mychal. It is through his charitable contributions each and every day that she still lives; and the essence of her smile never fades.
As the Founder of Mychal's Learning Place, Ed and his team strive to make Mychal's Learning Place a safe haven for children, youth, and adults with developmental disabilities. The centers provide the entire family with the support needed to turn life's opportunities for independence with self-esteem into reality. Mychal's services range from after-school-programs, to education, internships, training, and living and job skills that provide the foundation for disabilities to become strong capabilities needed to make dreams come true.
Mychal's Learning Centers have been serving communities with its Baked Goods, Embroidery and Print, and a plethora of developmental programs since 2002. The Mychal's family delights in recognizing its loving staff and volunteers that make their mission and vision possible year after year.
In honor of Veterans Day, Mychal's participated at the 2022 Vest Fest hosted by Kinecta Federal Credit Union on November 6, 2022. This Holiday Season, Mychal's will host its 5k Run/Walk competition titled "The California Santa Stroll on December 10, 2022". For more information on how to become involved, visit: https://www.mychals.org.
My name is MILAD KHOREIBANI, Design Director at NYES, i was born in Abidjan, Ivory Coast, I relocated to Lebanon as a teen where I resided until moving to the US 8 years ago. I met my partner, Blair Stanley,in Lebanon and together we decided to launch a brand in the US. Experiencing life in diverse cultures, has given me a broad understanding of fashion, decor, architecture, color, visibility and has shaped my love of putting them together the way I see it. I started my education at La Fillere Francophone de Droit at the Lebanese University of Beirut studying Law. But my love of drawing, painting and fashion, compelled me to enroll and eventually graduate from ESMOD ( Ecole Superieur de la mode) with a BA in Fashion Design and Pattern Making. An internship for Maged Bou Tannous, a well established fashion designer of Lebanon, reinforced my love of this art, but what solidified my decision to pursue a career in fashion were the amazing responses I received from Elle Saab and Rabih Kayrouz during my final collection at ESMOD. I find inspiration from many things including current textiles of the season, movies, theater and cultural as well as political movements. My partner and I launched a sportswear brand under his name Blair Stanley, for 6 years and simultaneously were backed to develop a brand for a local production company. Afterwards, i was fortunate enough to work briefly at Marchesa which re-acquainted me with the craft of handmade beadwork and delicate gown design. I joined JS Group as an Assistant Designer for David Meister until the opportunity to be a part of this team launching Flor et.al As far as personal philosophy in regard to designing this brand, I am a part of a team lead by Karin G.. Collectively we develop the mood and aesthetic of the brand. A quote from Alexander McQueen “When I design, I try to sell an image of a woman that au have in mind, a concept that changes dramatically each season”, eloquently sums up my feelings as well.
We often discuss the personal aspects of pronatalism, both in the community of people without children and on this show. We also look at how we are impacted in our everyday environments, such as the workplace.
During Election Day 2022, Joyce welcomes Gerald Homme, Scott Hammerstrom, and Peri Jude Radecic to the show.
On the cusp of what many observers are calling one of the most important mid-term elections in decades, we’re bombarded every day with political advertising for both Democrats and Republicans, each side lambasting the other as a danger to our safety, our economic future and freedoms—our very way of life. Americans are more polarized than ever, and we don’t seem to change much as we get older. But in today’s episode, Ciaran O’Connor, a leading member of Braver Angels, tells the story of how this organization came together after the 2016 election with a bold mission: to bridge the partisan divide, bring Americans together and strengthen our democratic republic. The determined group of founders wanted to see if we, the people, could still disagree respectfully—and just maybe, find common ground. They reject the normalization of extreme polarization, saying no to the breakdown of political and social life that it causes. Today, Ciaran will talk about how Braver Angels has worked to rebuild civic trust and heal the wounds between left and right. He’ll describe the organization’s local alliances, its workshops, one-on-one conversations, town halls podcasts and other events across the country. And he’ll talk about how each of us can join the efforts of a network of volunteers to help bring Americans together, bridge our differences and continue to build a more perfect union.
Ken’s new book “The Courage to Change Everything” provides proven wealth strategies and success principles to help people stand in their strength, awaken their inner genius, and fast track their success. It includes a foreword by Steven M.R. Covey. “Most people think of courage as running into a burning building or being a first responder,” says Ken, “but true courage pushes us past our personal limitations, so we can transcend difficulties and open up substantial opportunities. It helps us find ourselves, find our passions, and live an authentic life. It takes real courage to build a business, have a better relationship, speak your truth, find happiness, or look within your own heart to see what’s missing and heal it.” Based on profound wisdom from the East and cutting-edge mind-body science from the West, “The Courage to Change Everything” provides principles to systematically improve your business and your life. Ken will discuss: * The Code of Courage Formula to See the Unseeable * How to Increase Your Courage and Know the Unknowable * Ways to Awaken Your Inner Genius and Do the Impossible * Steps to Change Your Destiny and Achieve an Extraordinary Life
Sometimes our words get stuck and we struggle to find our purpose let alone share about it.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Dawn J. Rasmussen, CPA, CFE, has a ‘natural radar’ for detecting fraud, which began her life-long study of criminology. She is the author of the novel, Twelve for Twelve.
Surprises everywhere this week, who could it be stopping by? The one and only Cameron Ferre who talks about what is going on in the Ferré World.
NBA great and host of Country Boys Outdoors, Brad Miller, joins The Revolution with Jim and Trav this week to dunk on big bucks and get Rut Ready! Also phoning in will be our resident catfish expert, CatDaddy, plus the bad to the bone Momma, Mrs. Bunny with a tech savvy Buy or Bust! The Revolution is presented by Outdoor Channel, Sportsman Channel, World Fishing Network and MyOutdoorTV.
In this episode of What's Hot! HarlemAmerica, G. Keith chats with Alyson Williams and Najee about their sultry ballad "Valentine Love," and how their respective careers led them to tour together.
Our guest today is a candidate for Philadelphia City Council and a father of three kids (ages 5, 9 and 10), and he just might change the way you think about sanitation workers. Less than three months after accepting the position as laborer for the Philadelphia Sanitation Department, Terrill Haigler became an essential worker. To bridge the gap between residents and sanitation workers he created the Instagram page @_yafavtrashman to give residents an inside look as to what sanitation workers experience during the pandemic, and became a viral sensation. Tune in as we talk about Terrill’s unique perspective on city sanitation, public policy, and ways to engage urban youth in creating a cleaner, safer community.
George Gilder was unable to make it. So instead it’s a "Stack of Stuff." Despite the weekly bonus episodes in which Ron and Ed go through their stack, things can build up over time. What better way to talk through the Twitter ownership change and how morticians are putting the fun in funerals?
In this show we take a close look at the meaning, causes, prevalence and prevention of Bullying. The reality of bullying spans nations and we are joined in this show by Dr.
Join us this Thursday on the VoiceAmerica Variety Channel as Winifred sits down with return best-selling author, Medium Barry Strohm.
Small business start-ups have common challenges, whether it is retail, manufacturing or offering a service. Private investigation agencies have an additional challenge.
Do you have a passion that drives you? How are you bringing it forward and sharing it with the world. Today's guests identified their passions and saw them as part of their stories. They invited the world to join them in that story by writing their own books. In today's episode, Tashiyanna Noel will share her passion for holistic wellbeing and how that became a book. Terry P. Wilson will also share about his passion turned book - community service. His journey took him to Africa. Rebecca will talk to them about their passions as well as the things they learned along the way of bringing that forth into a book. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Tashiyanna is also online at: https://www.Mindwellbodyandsoul.com.
What’s a NESCAC anyway? Bates College admissions officer Scott Alexander joins the show to share a current view of his college and other NESCAC schools. Pitzer College admissions officer also joins the show to discuss the Pitzer essay supplements. And in our latest Personal Finance segment, we’ll go over the benefits of establishing an emergency fund.
We take a break from politics, candidates and policy for our 2022 Halloween episode. Micah and Sara give us the history of the Bloody Espinosas and their rampage through Southern Colorado.
Political Risk and Supply Chain Management are two important topics in today’s world. I talk with the founder of LeanPM LLC and author of “Political Risk Management and the Global Supply Chain”, Ralph Kliem. In our talk we touch on: 1.
Patient access to their physicians is a primary mover for healthcare improvement in 2020’s.
Whitney Cathcart is Chief Strategy Officer and Co-founder of 3DLOOK, the global leader in AI-first mobile body measuring and virtual try-on solutions. 3DLOOK helps the fashion industry overcome one of its most pressing and daunting challenges: pollution caused by reverse logistics and apparel waste. Their virtual fitting room YourFit helps fashion brands and retailers reduce product returns by 4-6% and subsequent emissions from logistics, as well as dramatically reduces textile waste.
Whitney has more than two decades of executive leadership experience at some of America’s leading branded apparel, celebrity licensing and private-label manufacturing companies. Prior to co-founding 3DLOOK, Cathcart served as a retail investment executive at Bay Angels, a Bay Area angel investment group, and founded Cathcart Technologies, which provided consulting services to early-stage companies developing transformational solutions using 3D, machine learning, computer vision and extended reality technologies. She previously led executive-level merchandising, business development, and sales efforts for several major fashion and apparel companies. Cathcart holds a BA from Ithaca College and certification from MIT’s Sloan School of Management in Artificial Intelligence: Implications for Business Strategy
The Dobbs decision in the United States has created ripple effects of grave consequences for access to abortion, and beyond.
What was is like before the Roe v. Wade decision, and what are the current realities?
How do the expectations and experiences around access to abortion differ from generation to generation?
State laws which prohibit access to abortion, impact all people who can get pregnant, and exponentially impact women. What can we truly say of the status of women in the US today?
Joining us to discuss these issues is Karen Mulhauser, the first National Director for the National Abortion Rights Action (NARAL), in Washington, DC, and Himaja Nagireddy, who is the current UNA-USA Youth Observer to the UN.
Please join us for this in-depth conversation and commit to ensuring your vote makes a difference on November 8th!
Joyce welcomes Peggy Beem-Jelley, President and CEO and Colleen Fulkerson, Special Events Coordinator of the Epilepsy Association of Western/Central, PA (EAWCP) to the show.
A few decades ago, when Mary Pipher was a working mother in the midst of a busy career as a clinical psychologist, she realized she might find some precious time during her days to do what she always wanted to do: To write.
Emily Wyant is a world-renowned hair expert, educator, speaker, author, and TV & Radio personality. As the founder of Bond Hair Bar, Emily's determination and continued education is geared toward helping women with hair loss. She will discuss how to rejuvenate and protect their natural hair and discuss her book, Happy By Design, showing you how to use your five senses to trigger your happiness, your sense of freedom, and experience happiness every day.
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Scott “Woody” Woodruff, if you know JEGS, Woody was involved in painting the Motorsports world Black and Yellow.
On this episode of What'sHot! HarlemAmerica we delve into Aisha Jackson's career on Broadway and her experience as the first Black Anna in Frozen!
California’s new Plastic Pollution Producer Responsibility Act (SB 54) may be the most consequential Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) legislation in a generation.
Ron and Ed welcome to the show one of the co-authors of the new book Taxes Have Consequences. Ever since 1913, when the United States first imposed the income tax via constitutional amendment, the top rate of that tax has determined the fate of the American economy. When the top rate has been high, as in the late 1910s, the 1930s, 1940s, 1950s, and 1970s, the response of those with money and capital has been to curtail real economic activity in favor of protecting assets and income streams. Huge declines have come to the economy in these circumstances
D.M. Blakey is a writer, teacher, artist and inventor. He created visual effects and animation for film and television at Walt Disney Animation Studios and other production studios for thirty years. He received a prime-time television Emmy for the pilot episode of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. His work can be seen in movies such as Iron Man III, Tron: Legacy, 2012, Into The Storm, Disney's Dinosaur and Home On The Range, Dante's Peak, Apollo 13 and The Fifth Element. He was also chair of online animation and visual effects graduate students and an instructor for eight years at an art university. He animated the Galileo Spacecraft for NASA/JPL on a room sized mini-supercomputer, and created a scientific software center for the Naval Research Laboratory. He was a full-time inventor creating machine and software inventions from advanced lossless and lossy compression algorithms, animation registration, binaural underwater whale audio recording hydrophone hardware and a couple other advanced projects. He graduated from California Institute of the Arts with a degree in experimental film graphics while learning to solder since the age of seven and growing up a kid of science who liked early tube-type lasers, radio, telephones, and xray machines. In addition to his interests in art and science, he has a teaching certificate in the Chinese internal arts of Xing Yi and standing meditation. He has twenty years of experience exploring clear channelings in the L.A. metaphysics community while learning with help from channels to receive three messages for his first book. These messages are about appreciating what is unique in each person and ending racial, gender, class and other ways we separate ourselves from an understanding of being of one thought to evolve all together in our future toward pure consciousness. Dennis enjoys sifting through metaphysical ideas with a skeptical scientific mind who loves to build and solder, but is also open to persistent loving ideas from beyond that he can personally verify. He loves animals and Nature. He has ridden dressage with soulful horses and rode a motorcycle. He learned both will go where one looks but horses have the sense to correct the rider. He's worked on diesel locomotives for a railway museum restoration and is a member of the Experimental Aircraft Association as well as Association of Computing Machinery Computer Graphics Pioneers.
Sara, Brian and Micah recap the 2022 Action 22 Annual Meeting. We then talk about Colorado moving forward with a statewide building code and how it impacts housing.
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Are you curious by nature? How can curiosity levels impact your success? Listen in to this encore episode as Rebecca Hall Gruyter talks with Dr. Diane Hamilton about her groundbreaking work in the area of curiosity.
As you know, we are in the season of supplements. We’ll look at both Ithaca College and Notre Dame while also tackling those pesky major of interest and why this college questions in general.
It's time for the October 2022 update with Regina Phelps, as we talk about the outlook for families, communities, and organizations, with COVID and subvariants beginning to grey to horizons. We touch on: 1.
Kathryn interviews Author Tracey Marks MD.We hardly need to be reminded that anxiety is at an all-time high.
Kathryn interviews Author Tracey Marks MD.We hardly need to be reminded that anxiety is at an all-time high.
Let’s have an honest conversation about stress, anxiety and depression. They are not simply symptoms of family history or chemical imbalance.
Carolyn and Executive Producer Victoria answer all your burning questions about beauty, skin care, products, spa and so much more. Get ready for real talk and unfiltered answers!
On today’s show you will meet two amazing women who have stories to share that will inspire you to overcome any challenges – big or small –and go for your dreams.
According to legend, Halloween began as the night when spirits of the dead hunt for bodies to possess. In order to avoid becoming possessed, people left out food or wore disguises, and this turned into our current custom of trick-or-treat.
Nathalie Hall is a textile designer. She will speak to us today about her journey into textiles. She will fill us in on her fabric collections and favorites in feel and color.
Joyce welcomes Marlene Sallo, newly appointed Executive Director of the National Disability Rights Network (NDRN) and it’s President of the Board of Directors, J.J Rico to the show.
Everywhere we look these days we’re bombarded by talk: social media, TV news and opinion shows, podcasts, blogs, emails, texts. And yet, we’re living in an age where social isolation and loneliness are on the rise, leading many to call this an epidemic.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufactures oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
akaRadioRed welcomes four non-stop Creatives.
Al Schnupp, who retired from the Cal Poly Theatre and Dance Department, designed and/or directed 100 shows and wrote a dozen plays.
Dr.
In this encore episode, authors and entrepreneurs Martha Hanlon and Chris Williams have shown us how to step into our #1 duty as business owners and executives. In this episode they talk with Rebecca and share 3 top tips to bringing your book forward.
Everyone has an opinion! 2 in a ROW! Can you believe it? Check out the Bubba and Kyle Larson pushing match, along with quick updates across the board on marketing and social media. Stop By Tub O’ Towels and Equilizer Hitch and get great products.
Are you looking for a new swinger’s club to try out while on vacation in London England? Join us with The Surrey MILF, who has been a regular at Le Boudoir Club since they opened.
Meli'sa Morgan, and Jeff Redd chat about music, career, and the Black Spectrum Theater Concert coming up.
In November 2022, voters in the Golden State will have a chance to enact legislation to address plastic pollution. Not surprisingly, the ballot measure faces fierce opposition.
Ed and Ron welcome back Dr. Reginald Lee for the 6th time! Join us for a free-wheeling discussion on a variety of topics.
Join Jennifer Cassetta as we discuss her life as a motivational speaker, author and total black belt BADASS.
Jay Privman joined Daily Racing Form in 1998, covering the Southern California circuit plus such national events as the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup. After establishing himself as one of the sport’s leading writers, his association with racing will change dramatically as Jay recently announced his retirement with DRF. Normally during Breeders’ Cup season, we would seek him out for a guest appearance in between deadlines or television rehearsals. This year we had to wait until the Padres/Phillies game was over as he was taking in “America’s Pastime” rather than the “Sport of Kings.” We’ll let Jay take us down memory lane, lined with outstanding horses, races and horsemen he got to cover over his decades. Jay is the author of "Breeders' Cup: Thoroughbred Racing's Championship Day" and a contributor to "Champions," and is a six-time winner of the Red Smith Award for best Kentucky Derby story, among numerous other writing honors. Tom LaMarra, a native of New Jersey, has been a racing fan since the mid 1970s. He graduated from Rutgers University, got a job as a newspaper reporter, and eventually landed at Daily Racing Form. He and his wife, Karen, moved to Lexington, Ky. in 1994, and have been there since. Mr. LaMarra had been the News Editor of The Blood-Horse magazine for more than 10 years. He is an award-winning writer and is currently Maryland Thoroughbred Horsemen’s Association Director of Communications and Backstretch Services. As we parse the possibilities for the Breeders' Cup, the graded-stakes calendar, Keeneland and the Belmont at Aqueduct meet offer a handful of graded stakes this weekend. Front and center this week is Laurel Park as they host the Maryland Million Classic, the second biggest race in the state. This day is filled to the brim with full fields competing in 12 races, eight of them stakes, starting at 11:30 a.m. – an opportune day to cash in a Big ‘Un with your E-Z Win Forms! Tom will select his favorite races of the day and join John to analyze each on the show.
In this show Dr. Dawn Buse, Director of Behavioral Medicine for the Montefiore Headache Center and Associate Professor of Neurology at Albert Einstein College of Medicine draws upon her extensive experience to discuss living well with migraine.
Join us LIVE this Thursday with Psychic Lawyer, Mark Anthony doing LIVE Readings and featuring his latest Best-Seller, The AfterLife Frequency.
Join us on The Soul Connection, as our Soul Doctor welcomes her esteemed guest Dr. Dino Prato, founder and CEO of Envita Medical Center in Scottsdale, Arizona.
We live in a time that seems particularly uncertain – we feel it, don’t we? Listen in to this encore episode as Rebecca talks with Lois Hermann and Bill Bloom about different aspects of coping with uncertainty.
Ten days to November 1—yikes!! We have advice for what to focus on now as we inch closer to those November 1 deadlines. We’re also sharing our takeaways from the annual conference for National Association of College Admissions Counselors—NACAC for short.
Due to the COVID10 global pandemic, Crisis Management and Crisis Leadership have have changed, but become more important than ever. I speak with recognized Crisis Leadership expert Oliver S. Schmidt, as we talk about: 1.
Bryan Cheeseboro, National Archives/Alliance to Preserve the Civil War Defenses of Washington/Re-enactor
We go to work every day, and spend one third of our lives making a living, interacting with others, and conforming to organizational norms.
Carolyn goes deep to get the answers you have always wanted on plastic surgery, injections, pricing, how to find the best provider and more when she talks with legendary Park Avenue Plastic Surgeon, Dr. Armand Simone.
An estimated one in eight women will confront a breast cancer diagnosis in her lifetime. Each year there are more than 2 million new cases of breast cancer in women and about 264,000 cases are diagnosed in the United States.
Emily Stolz from Prairie Creek Cats, and Molly DeVoss talk NAKED!! No, the gals aren't naked but they talked all about the hairless cats, called Sphynx - who are also affectionately called "the nakeds". Learn about this fascinating breed; their purrsonalities and care. And see NAKED KITTENS!! This show is also on YouTube - so you can see the NAKED KITTENS!! https://youtu.be/gVZuysOPC_8
GEM SEARCH IS THE ONLY VINTAGE FILE FOR ALL VINTAGE FASHION INCLUDING CLOTHING COATS SUITS AND HANDBAGS & ACCESSORIES … Liisa quotes “ I wish more people would realize that vintage is abundant! Don’t be discouraged from shopping vintage by incorrect assumption that thrift stores raise their prices because of shoppers and resellers. It’s just not true. In 2012 alone, 84 percent of all discarded clothing in the Inited States ended up in landfills. That’s unhinged! On the bright side, it proves there’s enough to go around.” See New York City Looks and Hel Looks sites.
As we get ready to celebrate the 23rd year of Disability Mentoring Day (DMD), Joyce welcomes back National Disability Rights Leader and the originator of Disability Mentoring Day, Jonathan Young to the show.
Every October 15 marks the beginning of Medicare’s annual open enrollment period, when Medicare recipients can change their Medicare health plans and prescription drug coverage for the following year.
An Edgar Award finalist, a Launchpad Prose Top 50 finalist, and a BookLife quarterfinalist twice.
She will discuss her new novel, Daisy, which explores women's roles and relationships in how we can redefine them.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Emily Gold Mears is a citizen scientist, biohacker, research analyst and author of “Optimizing Your Health: An Approachable Guide to Reducing Your Risk of Chronic Disease.
Are you still keen on trying out kinky sex based on the movies you’ve seen, like, 50 Shades of Grey and 365? Just remember that these movies aren’t actually showing the reality of kink.
Special guest, Jonelle Procope, comes to HarlemAmerica to visit. G. Keith Alexander looks forward to her sharing her personal and career journey to the World Famous Apollo Theater.
Founded by Roger Silveira, We Need Fresh Air is an organization dedicated to improving student achievement one breath at a time. Replacing HEPA filters or installing new school ventilation systems is not enough.
Ty Winter joins us to talk about his race for Colorado House District 47, why he is running, the issues that impact Colorado and how he plans to address them.
Learn more at: www.tyhd47.
Join Ed and Ron for a discussion with John Farrell, author of The Clock and the Camshaft: And Other Medieval Inventions We Still Can’t Live Without.
Our first guest is Nick Tammaro, who is announcer and morning-line odds maker at Sam Houston Race Park. This season he has added the morning line at Keeneland.
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have already been more than 240 mass shootings in 2022 in the United States. A striking 98% of Mass Shooters are men.
Coming off the first leg of the Truthtour.net, Winifred, a speaker on the tour, sits down with creator Lewis Herms to discuss how he is helping usher in light during this pivotal point in the history of America.
What is it that you know about cults? Tune in to hear all about cults from private investigator and professional cult expert, David Sullivan, a man who has spent his career infiltrating cults and learning their secrets.
What the heck is a net price calculator and why should you use one? Glad you asked—we’ll tell all in today’s show! We also welcome Chris Perlongo from the University of Vermont to talk early action, early decision, and supplemental essays about Ben & Jerry’s ice cream. Finally, we’re also sharing colleges with atypical deadlines and applications.
The success of Business Continuity, Risk Management, and Crisis Management, can be aided in part by having strong Supply Chain Management practices. I speak with Supply Chain and Business Continuity expert Kush Srivastava. We talk about: 1.
Adam Frisch, candidate for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, speaks to us about energy, natural resources and Colorado's role going forward.
"Adam Frisch is a local businessman, family man, and former city councilman.
“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.” -Kelly Clarkson AND Friedrich Nietzsche
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. On today’s show I’m talking with two amazing breast cancer thrivers, Vera Ventura and Sara Haas who are going to inspire you to view suffering and challenges as opportunities to rise. Both women were young, healthy, active, and shocked when they learned they had breast cancer. Rather than letting cancer destroy them, they faced their diagnosed and got stronger.
Here's some of what we’re dishing about:
Transform your mindset from victim to victor How to grow and glow through great difficulties Facing and pushing through your fears What is a breast cancer goddess How to reclaim your magic
It’s going to be a powerful show that will inspire you to take all your midlife challenges and turn them into opportunities so you can transform your life and make your next chapter your best chapter.
BACK???!!! Yes we are back. A quick episode back bringing everyone up to speed. A little perspective for your ears.
This is not the episode that will give you specific bonding tips - Molly does that weekly; this is more about the psychological strategies you use when you want more cat love.
Dr. Carole Puts on her Forensic Psychiatrist/Expert Witness hat and analyzes trials of the day: Elizabeth Smart, Nikolas Cruz... and more.
Auda is the mind behind Redress Laboratory origins UK and France. Redress is an upcycle fashion brand and revamping service. Her aim is to emerge as a zero-waste brand. The UK based brand is in line with global climate change NetZero agenda and it is founded by Auda Sakho. Auda believes in simple and long term philosophy for the current and ongoing future of reinventing clothes from fabric from clothing that are in the world now and are biodegradable as this reduces landfill. She is interested in materials for clothing that are innovative and Earth friendly. Science to Fashion awakens with Auda Sakho.
In this episode, we will examine the presence of pronatalist influences throughout the mental health profession, from leadership and institutions to research and training.
Joyce welcomes recording artist and disability rights advocate, Lachi to the show. Lachi will share her story about growing up as a person who is blind.
We speak with political consultant Chrissy Faraci and John Jaramillo, co-founder of the Hispanic Restaurant Association of Colorado, to discuss Propositions 125 and 126.
As we kick off National Aging in Place Week, surveys tell us that an overwhelming majority of older adults want to remain in the comfort and security of their own homes for as long as possible.
A celebrity decluttering expert, acclaimed founder of dClutterfly, and author of the new book Make Space for Happiness: How to Stop Attracting Clutter and Start Magnetizing the Life You Want. Tracy is a regularly featured expert on Hallmark's Home & Family, has a column on MindBodyGreen, and has regular declutter segments on Fox 5 and ABC Eyewitness News, KTLA Morning Show, KCAL9, and Good Day Sacramento. Tracy will share her expert tips to help focus on clutter in living spaces as a path to positivity in every area of our lives.
akaRadioRed welcomes three active Creatives.
Debra Alkow is the Founder and Executive Director of Save the Safari, creator of the Draw program for animal art, and creator of Kenya Safari Experience.
In this encore episode, Rebecca talks with best-selling author Joseph Luckett about his journey to writing his book, Zero to 100: The Gold Standard of Global Networking.
Maryam chats with G. Keith about appearing in print with national and international magazines, and in national newspapers and she has been featured on several book covers.
Keeping food waste out of landfills is one of the most significant ways to combat climate change, and recovering edible food for human consumption is one of the most significant ways to combat hunger.
Current low rates of unemployment, touted by pundits and politicians, are grievously misleading. The truth is that fewer prime-age American men are looking for readily available work than at any previous juncture in our history.
In this show, Stacy Nakell, author of the new and important book, Treatment for Body-Focused Repetitive Behaviors: An Integrative Psychodynamic Approach, provides answers with compassion, theoretical understanding and clinical examples from 20 years of professional experience. Stacy considers the who, what and why of the people who suffer with these behaviors and what happens when they receive help. Using pseudonyms with the permission of former patients, Stacy Nakell draws upon real stories of those who have worked with her to address Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors. She discusses how working together, she and her patients trace the life events and steps that led to the start of their Body Focused Repetitive Behaviors, the struggle to understand the use of this behavior, the development of new regulation skills and the success of slowly giving up what was once as soothing as it was painful. Stacy speaks from a place of personal experience, use of a powerful methodology and an investment in patients that has truly helped them. This show will be informative to those suffering, the professionals who care for them and the families who love them.
Potential is such a big word! With so many options! Today's guests have embraced all that bigness with gusto and they can help you do the same! Join us in this encore episode as Rebecca talks with best-selling authors and influencers, Dr.
John Kellner joins us to talk about his race for Colorado Attorney General, why he is running, the issues that impact Colorado and how he plans to address them.
Learn more at: www.johnkellner.
Kathryn interviews Editor/Fast Company Julia Herbst. Everything that we’ve always hated about middle managers remains true. They don’t get to make big decisions but have to inspire or even force employees to execute on them.
Jeffry D. Wert, author of "The Heart of Hell: The Soldiers Struggle for Spotsylvanias Bloody Angle"
Kathryn interviews Editor/Fast Company Julia Herbst. Everything that we’ve always hated about middle managers remains true. They don’t get to make big decisions but have to inspire or even force employees to execute on them.
Join Carolyn as she talks with celebrity makeup artist Luis Casco about his 25+ year career as a celebrity makeup artist and learn the latest on current & classic makeup musts as well as all the secrets to creating that glow that we all want!
October is breast cancer awareness month, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer.
We sit down with Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser to discuss issues he has been working on as AG, his accomplishments and his bid for re-election.
Learn more bout the Attorney General at: www.coag.gov
Learn more about Phil Weiser at: www.
You've been told that anyone who questions the validity of the 2020 Election is a liar, crazy, an anarchist and even a terrorist! But, today's guests are none of the above.
Delise’ Ana Parker is a Gullah-Geevheenative of Beaufort S.C. She designs custom Costumes for many vocal performers, rock stars as well as actors in Hollywood. (See Bio attached below in file)
As October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Joyce is kicking off the month by welcoming a very successful business leader and real advocate for employing people with disabilities, John Walsh, to the show.
Renee Linnell: An author, entrepreneur, grief, trauma, and cult survivor. Along with being a former surf model, a professional Argentine Tango dancer, and a serial entrepreneur with an Executive Masters in Business Administration from New York University.
akaRadioRed welcomes four diverse and diversified Creatives.
Linda Cutting is the author of Memory Slips and the children’s book of verses about adoption A is for Always. She played piano on The Today Show to launch her memoir.
Today's episode is a special treat as Rebecca talks with Peter Saunders about his journey of writing a book alongside his chronically ill wife, Jodi. Their book, And Don't Forget to Smile, is a peek inside their story.
Are you noticing subtle changes in the quality and duration of your erections or perhaps you’re having difficulty getting an erection at all. If your sex life is in the tank, it may be time to check your testosterone levels.
Miguel A. Núñez Jr. is an American actor, public speaker, producer, and writer. He is best known for his supporting roles in The Return of the Living Dead and Life and leading roles in Juwanna Mann and Tour of Duty.
Today we will be speaking with environmental attorney, Dave McCay, about some of the legal questions that are surfacing because of PFAS contamination in water supplies across the U.S.
Ron and Ed are thrilled to welcome David Leary, co-host of The Cloud Accounting Podcast to this week's episode to talk about various and sundry issues facing the accounting profession.
Kentucky Derby winning trainer Eric Reed will once again join the show. He’ll tell us about the challenges that Rich Strike has taken on since his triumphant Run for the Roses.
In this week's episode, Mike and Pop Dibiase talk about the Judge and Pujols home run milestones, plus a deep dive into NFL Week 4!
It is often hard to believe that Human Trafficking, Forced Labor, and Sexual Trafficking of children, all forms of Modern Slavery, are hiding in plain sight not just somewhere across the globe but right here in the US.
Join your host, Medical Intuitive/Quantum Healer, Winifred Adams, this Thursday September 28th, 2022 at 10am PST/1pm EST LIVE with Dr Jon Harmon, and his latest research on stem-cell activation patches and neuro-science healing.
Find out why Dr.
Join us today as our souls connect to a riveting testimonial of heroism and valor with our Soul Doctor and author, Dr Kristiann Lefferts with special guest Gold Star Mother and Veteran, Susan Price.
Entropy is the natural tendency of things to lose order. Left to its own devices, life will always become less structured. We FEEL that deep in our bones, don't we? That life is always moving toward chaos...
It's time once again for my regularly scheduled chat with globally recognized resilience and business continuity management expert, Regina Phelps. For this episode we talk about Shifting Baselines, defined as "failure to notice change over time".
Carol Riggenbach joins us to talk about her race for Colorado House District 62, why she is running, the issues that impact the district and how she plans to address them.
Learn more at: www.carolforcolorado.
M. Chris Bryan, author of "Cedar Mountain to Antietam: A Civil War Campaign History of the Union XII Corps, July – September 1862"
Kathryn interviews social media influencer Nick Pfeifer. Suicidal thoughts, much like mental health conditions, can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background. Suicide can often be the result of an untreated mental health condition.
Kathryn interviews social media influencer Nick Pfeifer. Suicidal thoughts, much like mental health conditions, can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background. Suicide can often be the result of an untreated mental health condition.
Many women struggle with getting a good night of sleep at midlife. This can be due to the hormonal changes that accompany peri-menopause like night sweats and also the anxiety and stress so common at midlife that keep you up at night.
A listener asks, "I would love any tips you have on how I may be able to keep my little one's teeth cleaned - or if it is something that naturally takes care of itself?"
Since the Alec Baldwin case is FINALLY heating up-here's an episode you shouldn't miss! Two recent headlines are stark reminders of why one should never play fast and loose with guns.
Ashley Brooks began as a Bridal store in Dallas. She connected with a team of talented designers in Paris, France. They collaborated and started a website with 4 designers. Her first collection was bridal gowns. Since that time Ashley has had many other items she has designed in dresses and party dresses to add to her collection..she is very excited about how things are developing.
Joyce welcomes Christine Griffin, Principal Consultant and Sr. Search Consultant, and Sherry Lapaglia, Director of Talent Programs and Product Innovation, for Bender Consulting Services, Inc. to the show.
The next time you go to the supermarket, you may notice that some products have what’s known as a BBE (“best before end” date) stamped on the packaging.
akaRadioRed welcomes three multi-faceted Creatives.
Sebastien de Castell left archaeology to be a musician, ombudsman, interaction designer, fight choreographer, project manager, actor, teacher and fantasy novel series author.
You know that Rebecca believes that everyone has a story and an important message to share. Yes, you too! Today Rebecca talks with author Lois Hermann about her passion.
Are you looking to party and travel with sexy-fun and open-minded people? Getting together with compatible couples while on vacation creates life-long friendships and lots of great memories.
Valentino talks about his struggle to adjust to life in prison until he reconnected with his inner passion for art. How he regained his motivation to draw by following his uncle's advice: “if you reclaim your talent, you can reclaim your life.
Today we’ll be joined by Sydney Evans, Science Analyst with the Environmental Working Group, to discuss PFAS, a.k.a. “forever chemicals”, which has been found in municipal water supplies across the U.S.
Even the most casual listener of the show will know that Ed and Ron rail on the billable hour as modern day Marxist thinking. "Time is money!" defenders of the billable hour declare. No, no, no.
Pam Anderson joins us to talk about her race for Colorado Secretary of State, why she is running, Colorado elections, the issues that impact Colorado and how she plans to address them.
Learn more at: www.andersonforsos.
Richard Eng covers the Horse Racing industry. "Handicapping for Dummies" is one of the many handicapping books he wrote. He also is a writer for Las Vegas Review Journal and the Daily Racing Form.
In this episode, Gaea Logan, Executive Director and Founder of the International Center for Mental Health and Human Rights, brings her expertise and experience to Psych Up Live.
Join your host, Winifred Adams, this Thursday September 22, 2022 at 10am PST/1pm EST on the Variety Channel on VoiceAmerica to continue her series, Conversations in Consciousness with artist and luminary, Leigh J. McCloskey.
For two years, the sordid saga of conspiracy and criminal acts of a California Private Investigator and a Contra Costa County Narcotics Enforcement Team (CNET) Task Force Commander rocked Northern California.
Do you have a story to tell? A message to share with the world? Is there a way you can find your balance: time to write, time to treasure your story, time to keep growing, time to inspire others.
Seniors completing the Common App and looking at a long list of supplemental essays may be asking, “but why do I have to write more essays?!” right about now.
Sometimes, leadership during a crisis can be lacking and ineffective. I talk with Crisis Management expert and author of Code Black: 50 Lessons in Crisis Management for Effective Leadership, Glenn C Schoen. We touch on such topics as: 1.
William A. Blair, author of "The Record of Murders and Outrages: Racial Violence and the Fight over Truth at the Dawn of Reconstruction."
Kathryn interviews Author Tamara Rosier PhD. When someone has ADHD, their brain is legitimately wired differently and focuses on different things than someone would expect them to.
Kathryn interviews Author Tamara Rosier PhD. When someone has ADHD, their brain is legitimately wired differently and focuses on different things than someone would expect them to.
Let’s have an honest conversation about stress, anxiety and depression. They are not simply symptoms of family history or chemical imbalance.
There are plenty of things to be anti about:
Anti-discrimination, anti-drug, anti-oppression, anti-poverty, and anti-sickness. Aging isn’t one of them. We need to become pro-aging and embrace the opportunities that aging provides.
Is your cat secretly in pain? There's an app for that! Seriously. Tably app from Sylvester.ai has created an artificial intelligence app for your iPhone that predicts your cats pain level with over 90% accuracy. Molly talks with Dr. Liz Bales, Chief Medical Officer and primary Veterinarian consultant for Tably, about how this app really works.
We all know that pain can lead to various behavior issues, so it's important to get your cat medical care when it's needed. The challenge is, most cats disguise their pain, so it's very difficult to diagnose pain levels - even if we've lived with the cat for many years, and think we can read it well.
Tune in to find out how to take the mystery out of determining cat pain!
Melisa Schonfield was a successful psychotherapist and a respected pillar of her community, who had never been in trouble.
Stevie Rose describes life in Art Tech Fashion for a single mom!!
Instagram is @stevierosetheartist
Tiktok is @ridiculousreads
LinkedIn is also Stevie Rose
People without children remain a largely invisible, excluded population, socially and economically. Despite the growth in the number of people without children, ranging from 20%-30% globally, statistics and policy consideration to meet the needs and realities of our community remain outside the mainstream. This is particularly true in academic research, social and economic planning, and policy development.
Today, we will be in conversation with Dr. Zachary Neal, an associate professor of psychology and global urban studies at Michigan State University, and Dr. Jennifer Watling Neal, a professor of psychology at Michigan State University. We will discuss their recently released research findings on childfree demographics and neighborhood satisfaction for those who do not have children. We will also assess some of the ways we can best create change on the basis of greater data-driven information, that reflects our community.
Joyce welcomes Ellen Duffield, President and CEO of Highmark Wholecare, to the show. Highmark Wholecare is a health insurance provider caring for the whole person - physically, mentally, and financially.
Every year, millions of consumers are affected by fraud and scams—especially elderly Americans.
Dr. Tracey Marks, MD, is a forensic psychiatrist and author of Author of Why Am I So Anxious? Powerful Tools for Recognizing Anxiety and Restoring Your Peace.
Lang Sias joins us to talk about his race for Colorado State Treasurer, why he is running, the issues that impact Colorado and how he plans to address them.
Learn more at: www.siasforcolorado.
Join us for this encore conversation with authors Wendy Benson and Elizabeth Myers about their book The Confident Patient: Successfully Navigate Your Healthcare Journey.
akaRadioRed welcomes three hard-working Creatives.
Mary Mitchell has a degree in sawmill management, taught metaphysics, was ordained in 2020, has a prison ministry and authored 7 books. She hosts the Off the Shelf with Mary radio show.
Chairman Yusuf Hasan chats with G. Keith Alexander about the 2022 African America Day Parade's theme is “Good Health Is Essential" and will honor individuals that have contributed to the African American community in the field of Education.
In the upcoming motion picture, Dark Waters, actor Mark Ruffalo plays the character inspired by Robert Bilott, a lawyer specializing in helping big corporations stay on the right side of environmental laws and regulations.
Join a conversation with Dr. Tracey Marks as we discuss the habit is lowering the bar for what I say no to (not doing things I don’t want to do) and discuss her new book "Why I am SO anxious?" Anxiety is so prevalent in our society you will not want to miss this riveting conversation!
With expertise in perhaps the most newsworthy subject pervading our lives both personally and culturally, Dr. Tracey Marks is ready to address, advise and help heal our nation’s anxiety epidemic. She broadcasts to over a million followers weekly on her YouTube channel and is a general and forensic psychiatrist of over 20 years. Dr. Marks’ mission is to increase mental health awareness and understanding by educating people on psychiatric disorders, mental well-being, and self-improvement. She believes that insight creates change, both on a micro-level (personal growth) and a macro-level (reduction in fear and social judgment). Dr. Marks produces educational videos on her YouTube channel, DrTraceyMarks. As a forensic psychiatrist, she has formulated over 1,000 opinions through independent medical evaluations, criminal assessments, or civil litigation consultations. She has been qualified as an expert in multiple federal and state courts and military court-martialed. She also maintains a general psychiatry clinical practice focusing on mood disorders, anxiety disorders, and burnout. Dr. Marks has been sought after by CNN and HLN for forensic and general psychiatric commentary.
Ron and Ed welcome the CATO Institute's director of economics and trade policy studies, Scott Lincicome.
The best racing on the thoroughbred calendar this weekend is north of the border at Woodbine. The 12-race action starts at 1:10 and will feature no less than four graded stakes. Talk about inside information, we will be joined by the Head Clocker, Ernie Perri. The horses going to post on Saturday have mostly been based at the Woodbine ovals where he has had the opportunity to intimately observe their morning routine. Ernie will share his observations and let us know how he settled on his morning line odds for these very contentious races. Ernie has been a horse racing enthusiast and handicapper most of his adult life. So, it was natural that he became a clocker over 15 years ago. He moved on to Head Clocker 10 years ago at Woodbine. He also has been the morning Line odds maker for over 10 years. Currently he is the official Racing Analyst for Woodbine Entertainment. We will again get a visit from one of the real, good guys in the game. After establishing the now landmark farm in Georgetown, Kentucky. Visiting the Breeders’ Cup at Keeneland? Put “Old Friends” on your to-do events in Kentucky. Michael always throws a wonderful get-together open to the public the day after the BC and he will fill us in on the details. Old Friends' founder and President Michael Blowen discovered his unique bond with Thoroughbreds while working as a volunteer groom at Suffolk Downs during the 1990s, eventually buying and racing a small stable of claiming-level horses before leaving his position as Arts & Entertainment reporter and film critic for The Boston Globe to become operations director for the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation. That move to Kentucky gave Michael an even greater appreciation for plight of older, displaced Thoroughbreds and led him to the idea of creating a permanent retirement home in the Bluegrass for horses who need a place to go when their working days are over.
Join your host Winifred Adams for another deep dive on how to activate your healthy stem cells on Making Life Brighter Radio this Thursday, September 15, 2022 at 10am PST/1pm EST on the Variety Channel on VoiceAmerica.
Achieving a balance between privacy of our own personal identifying information versus a legitimate need to access that same information is a difficult task.
Resilience and personal growth come over time as we walk through life. They are the fruit of understanding your own story and being able to inspire others to do the same.
If you’ve been looking at college price tags and wishing you’d started saving earlier, you might want to tune in to today’s show.
Business Continuity Management (BCM) isn't just about a 'plan' - there's so much more to consider, and many other concepts that into play to create a successful BCM program.
Kathryn interviews Author Jeffrey Breslow.Starting with a literal bang, Jeffrey Breslow tells the gripping account of how the inventor held his company together after an employee opened fire in the Marvin Glass and Associates conference room in 1976.
Jill Ogline Titus, author of "Gettysburg 1963: Civil Rights, Cold War Politics, and Historical Memory in Americas Most Famous Small Town"
Kathryn interviews Author Jeffrey Breslow.Starting with a literal bang, Jeffrey Breslow tells the gripping account of how the inventor held his company together after an employee opened fire in the Marvin Glass and Associates conference room in 1976.
Jonathan Marx, MBA discusses “Evidence-Based Medicine – EBM” – the standards that guide medical science and practice in the United States and many countries around the world.
Google “midlife” and it’s conjoined with crisis. Put midlife in the thesaurus and what comes up is the wrong side of 40. That’s total BS. It’s time to flip the script about getting older.
Ever wondered what it would be like to use your cat as a therapy animal? Pet Partners works to improve human health and wellness through animal assisted therapy. There are thousands of registered teams, making more than 3 million visits annually.
Beloved Queen Elizabeth II died on September 8, 2022 - and sent the world into a tizzy! You will hear how the Queen died of a broken heart and how Dr. Carole knows this - even before the autopsy results are in. You will also hear what caused it.
Eva De Jesus is the Designer and founder of DeHill Designs & Private Label Clothing. She will talk today about what her buyers are looking for today in look, fabric and retail and in wholesale pricing, She will share her fabric selection process. Prior to founding DeHill Apparel Architecture & Design, Eva spent 18 yrs in the garment industry…recently as Manager of the Technical Design Team at Brooks Bothers. Eva also designed for Rachel Roy, Quincy Mac and Jones NY..Eva’s experience encompasses tailoring, separates, woven products, outerwear, sportswear and athleisure. She has MA Fashion Design from Domus Academy Milan, BA in Architecture Universidad Politecnica de Puerto Rico, and AAS in Patternmaking (FIT). Eva De Jesus, DeHill Apparel Architecture & Design The Space of the Waist™ Eva Mari De Jesus is the Designer and founder of DeHill Apparel Architecture & Design. Eva is fluent in Spanish, English and Italian.
On today’s episode, we are going to discuss access to sterilization for those who choose not to have children, and the obstacles and discrimination they face, around personal agency and choice. Our guest today is Dr.
As a child in the 1940s in Philadelphia, Ray Scott idolized the Harlem Globetrotters, whom he credits with introducing him to professional basketball in an era when it was a predominantly white spectator sport.
Dr. Michael Roizen Michael F. Roizen, MD, is a graduate of Williams College and graduate of the University of California, San Francisco, School of Medicine who is passionate about helping people choose to live younger and healthier.
Your story is SO important! When you tell it, you are creating your legacy can change lives ...one at a time. Listen in as Rebecca talks with Gary and Leesa Price - they will share about their journey as they partnered in bringing Gary's story forward.
Are you looking to share sexy experiences with other open-minded couples? Perhaps you simply want to add some sexy adventures into your relationship and share them with your partner. Join us on board the Barcelona Bliss Cruise, as we chat with a fun swinger couple who has been adding sexy adventures into their relationship for some time now. They get down and dirty as they share their secret to keeping their sex-life spicy, naughty and fun.
Keith David is a classically trained actor, winning 3 Emmys out of 6 nominations as well as being nominated for a Tony award. He starred in the recently concluded tv series "Greenleaf" for Oprah Winfrey's OWN network.
Most people have heard about Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods, start-up food companies working to bring plant-based foods from the fringe to the mainstream to create a more sustainable and healthier world.
Ron and Ed welcome to the show Brett Haralson, director of community at our sponsor Melio.
ARI is described as an overwhlemologist … the GURU’S GURU!! Ari is an entrepreneur, author, CEO, real estate developer, green building consultant, and productivity expert. A graduate of the Wharton School of Business…..His discoveries about personal and professional productivity have improved the lives of thousands of individuals and businesses. His proprietary process, the Less Doing More System, is the foundation of his company Less Doing which offers individuals and enterprises road-tested methods to optimize, automate, and outsource everything. The goal is to learn how to work smarter, instead of harder.
Our first guest is Robbie Davis' daughter jockey Jackie Davis (need bio which I will write.) Our second guest Southern California Railbird Tweeter Tom Quigley will be giving us the West Coast Update.
OUR FINAL SHOW ON VOICE AMERICA. It has been such a pleasure and blessing to bring you a weekly hour of Hope, Healing and Miracles for the past two years.
We are in a time of extraordinary loss of loved ones. Worldwide, more than a million people have died from Covid-19. Countless others have died of other causes. With extraordinary loss of loved ones there is extraordinary grief. In this episode, Dr.
For MacKenzie Nelson, it's all about perseverance - just one day, one feather at a time. In today's episode, MacKenzie will talk with Rebecca about her own journey of healing, as she learned to find her story, embrace it, and tell it. She'll share about her book (to be released on September 20th!!), My Father's Feathers and the power that finding her own voice had in healing her story. Now she's on a mission to help others find their voice and tell their own story too! So, tune in and learn how your presence matters! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. MacKenzie is also online at https://www.mackenziekaynelson.com.
If you’re interested in attending a Hispanic-Serving Institution, intrigued by Hispanic Studies, or want to learn more about Latino-Hispanic Scholarships, today’s show is for you! We’ll hear from a representative from University of New Mexico, a member of the Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU), offer insight into what it means to major in Hispanic Studies and other interdisciplinary majors, and share details about some of the many Latino-Hispanic Scholarships available to students.
The global pandemic has put allot of stress on just about everyone, and it's important we know how to deal with the prolonged stress and burnout it has - and is - creating.
Sheridan R. Barringer, author of "Unhonored Service: The Life of Lees Senior Cavalry Commander, Colonel Thomas Taylor Munford"
Kathryn interviews Author Ali Michael PhD.Building a healthy multiracial society is possible, but not without millions of white people seeing racism as our problem and choosing to walk an antiracist path.
Kathryn interviews Author Ali Michael PhD.Building a healthy multiracial society is possible, but not without millions of white people seeing racism as our problem and choosing to walk an antiracist path.
“Not all who wander are lost.” – JR.R. Tolkien, The Fellowship of the Ring
Many midlife women feel lost and stuck in fear and uncertainty. If that sounds like you, don’t worry. You have your whole life ahead of you, and today’s guests are going to help and inspire you to find your way and your superpowers.
There are many reasons why women feel so lost. The top ten are:
- We’re people pleasers, putting everyone and everything else first
- We’ve stopped listening to our intuition
- We’re too busy to find our purpose or follow a passion
- We’re distracted and experiencing cognitive overload
- We haven’t found and harnessed our superpowers
- We’ve forgotten how to love ourselves
- We don’t take time to connect with our soul
- Bad diets, peri-menopausal hormone change, and lack of exercise are causing brain fog
- Engaging in social comparison with “perfect” and “ideal” representations shuts us down.
- We’re afraid of failure and success and how bright we can shine
On today’s show we’re going to share how you can get unstuck and find the energy, confidence, and clarity to make your next chapter your best chapter. Here’s some of what we’re dishing about:
Rediscovering joy Finding your passion later in life Changing careers Working with spirit guides, angels, archangels, and light beings Eliminating energy blockages and finding your spiritual path Using affirmations and oracle cards for direction Embracing your gifts and mission Finding your superpowers
It’s going to be a fabulous show that will help you raise your vibration and that alone will enable you to feel energized to start finding your way.
However, we really aren’t lost. Rather may have gotten off track. The first step is to realize that you feel stuck and lost.
Does your cat have dandruff? What is worse, dander or dandruff? What causes it and how can you help your cat to have a healthy, dandruff-free coat?
Today’s guest is Stephanie Joy Phillips, the founder of World Childless Week. Stephanie is childless not by choice (CNBC) and will share with us her motivation for launching World Childless Week, and the work that she does year-round in the same space.
Joyce welcomes Gary Dick, Chief Information Officer (CIO) at enGen, and Gerald Homme, Manager of Talent Acquisition and Technology, at Bender Consulting Services, Inc. to the show. They will be discussing The Careers 2B™ Program. The Careers2B™ Program was established in 2007 and serves as a national workforce development model to address the lack of professional work experience barrier to competitive employment for people with disabilities and improve employment outcomes for talented professionals with disabilities. Careers2B™ provides paid work experience at sponsor companies to candidates with disabilities, after which participants are eligible to be hired as a direct associate at the sponsor company or to promote their skills in the open marketplace. Careers2B™ participants add value, meeting critical business needs in early-career roles designated for Careers2B™ reserved positions.
Planning for retirement triggers all sorts of thoughts: excitement, hope, expectation—and yes, a dose of anxiety.
Amber and Autumn, are twin sisters who created the Silver Petticoat Review, an online site that started out as a hobby blog and has since grown to have an extremely large following.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Anissa Buckley, the founder of b-untethered, is a health and wellness expert, innovator and adventurer helping women elevate midlife well-being.
HarlemAmerica Digital Network is the Total Black Experience in Entertainment, Empowerment, and Health & Wellness. May was Mental Health Awareness Month, so I invited two awesome special guests, Reinventionist Rolonda Watts and Psychologist Dr.
Parkinson’s disease, is the fastest growing neurological disorder in the world. Over the past 25 years, the number of people with the condition has jumped from 3 million to over 6 million.
Join Best Selling Author Dr. Kristin Neff as we discuss the habit of how we talk to ourselves - with compassion rather than criticism and HOW we can talk to ourselves to be our own best friends.
Dr. Neff received her doctorate from the University of California at Berkeley, and is currently an Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at the University of Texas at Austin.
During Kristin’s last year of graduate school she became interested in Buddhism and has been practicing meditation in the Insight Meditation tradition ever since. While doing her post-doctoral work she decided to conduct research on self-compassion – a central construct in Buddhist psychology and one that had not yet been examined empirically. Kristin is a pioneer in the field of self-compassion research, creating a scale to measure the construct almost 20 years ago. In addition to writing numerous academic articles and book chapters on the topic, she is author of the book Self-Compassion: The Proven Power of Being Kind to Yourself, and in June 2021 she will be releasing her new book Fierce Self-Compassion: How Women Can Harness Kindness to Speak Up, Claim Their Power and Thrive.
In conjunction with her colleague Dr. Chris Germer, she has developed an empirically supported training program called Mindful Self-Compassion, which is taught by thousands of teachers worldwide. They co-authored The Mindful Self-Compassion Workbook as well as Teaching the Mindful Self-Compassion Program: A Guide for Professionals. She is also co-founder of the nonprofit Center for Mindful Self-Compassion.
Regardless, of gender, age, or political persuasion, we all fall for fake news. Not You? Listen in as MIT trained science writer, Matthew Hutson, discusses how and why we are all increasingly susceptible to believing misinformation. Drawing upon his recent article in Psychology Today, “How Memory Became Weaponized,” Matthew Hutson discusses the flaws of human memory, our evolutionary tendency to believe what we see, and the attack on our memories with algorithms used by marketers, trolls, or anyone with an agenda they want believed. He discusses the many ways that our memories are assaulted by factors like the speed of information dissemination, the purposeful mixing of fake news with real news, or the repetition of false headlines or images which capitalize on our tendency to believe what we see and remember what we believe. Importantly, he shares strategies to “fend off fakery.” Frightening and fascinating. Listen in.
Kathryn interviews Author Patricia Grayhall MD.In her debut memoir Patricia Grayhall MD shares her personal story for anyone who has ever lived the burden of being told their passions or ambitions are wrong.
Kathryn interviews Author Patricia Grayhall MD.In her debut memoir Patricia Grayhall MD shares her personal story for anyone who has ever lived the burden of being told their passions or ambitions are wrong.
Adam Frisch joins us to talk about his race for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District, why he is running, the issues that impact the district and how he will address them.
Learn more at: www.adamforcolorado.
Listeners often send in interesting questions, framed around their own cats' behavior. I find these fascinating and entertaining and thought it would be fun to share them with you. This episode is sort of a compilation of short stories.
FOR THE 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF OBAMA-BIDEN WHITE HOUSE DEPLORABLE PULLOUT FROM AFGHANISTAN! Scott DeLuzio and his brother Steven were deployed by the Army National Guard to Afghanistan in 2010.
Paula Marshall is the CEO of the Bama Companies, Inc, which manufacture oven-ready products for customers in the quick-service and casual restaurant industry and private label products for retail in more than 17 countries.
All of us have a story tell! On the Author’s Journey, we love to help get those stories out to the world. This week’s encore episode is a special treat as Rebecca Hall Gruyter looks at the audio side of books with book narrator, Judy Blue.
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
Valerie Hasara is a minister for Jesus Christ, an everyday-life philosopher, a pursuer of true principles and a woman on a lifelong quest to find Joy in every step.
In this episode, Abby Rodman psychotherapist and author draws upon her own experience with divorce, her clinical experience and the responses of hundreds of women to a survey on divorce.
Join your host Winifred Adams, as she sits down for Part II with award-winning author, publisher and public speaker, Brad Olsen.
This week our Soul Doc recaps why the Moment of Truth Summit held this weekend in Springfield, MO, holds deep implications to the future of America, with Special Contributor Jeff Zink.
Planning to apply to a University of California institution or a Texas public university? We’re exploring the UC application and the Apply Texas platform in today’s podcast. And in our college finance segment, we’ll share details on the Cal Grant Program.
It's time again to get caught up once again with Regina Phelps. In our August 2022 update we talk about: 1. COVID (US, Canada, and the world...and new variants), 2. Monkey Pox (What we need to know and some of the misconception), 3.
War zones since the early 2000s have challenged the core principles of modern journalism and prompted a reexamination of the role of war journalism during violent conflict.
Award Winning Annie Margarita Art, Is being purchased by Royal and private collections worldwide. Annie does not only paintings but does murals, frescoes, tooling, oil and acrylic paintings as well as jewelry and sporting items such as rod cases and reel cases, especially for fly fishing.
In the majority of countries, fertility statistics are most often measured by the reproductive experiences of women, exclusively. At least 1 in 5 women reach age 45, without having a child in the UK.
As we get older, the odds that any of us will need some type of long-term care grows dramatically. In fact, for someone is turning 65 today, there’s almost a 70 percent chance they will need at least a few years of long-term care services and supports in their remaining years. But finding the right kinds of care—and ways to afford it—can be a formidable task. Long-term care options are often complicated and expensive, and can arise suddenly, through an unexpected health crisis. Increasingly, many average American families are turning to support from Medicaid—but qualifying for these programs can still be complex, stressful and confusing. In today’s episode, Guido Derlly, the Founder and Emics Elder Care, talks about his mission to help people understand their long-term care options and guide them through each step of the Medicaid application process. A Certified Medicaid Planner, Guido will explain how he works with families to plan an elder’s finances so they can obtain Medicaid benefits that will help secure the best personalized options for at-home care, long-term custodial care agency or a skilled nursing care facility. Guido will outline the basics of Medicaid eligibility, including recent regulatory changes, and he’ll dismantle some common misconceptions, lack of information and fears about Medicaid. Guido will explain ways to restructure and reorganize assets, using trusts and other financial strategies that allow families to hold on to some of their legacy—you don’t have to be destitute to qualify—and under certain circumstances, enable your loved ones to receive home-care treatments at no cost before they are approved for Medicaid. More broadly, Guido will talk about his role as an advocate for the vulnerable elderly, working with other professionals to raise awareness about programs, ensuring that families get connected to care as soon as possible—and know that they don’t have to climb this challenging mountain alone.
Lisa Marshall Has been blessed to work with many young leaders in many domains including Tech, Environmental organizations, and government. She has watched many succeed at their goals, only to find that they are not fully satisfied.
This curated, social-media-driven culture of ours is in desperate need of authentic stories! Stories from the deep wells of lived experiences.
James Beatty, is the founder of the African-American Golf Expo and Forum. He chats about Golf and how AFRICAN AMERICANS are spending $1 BILLION annually on sports equipment. This includes golf clubs, golf balls, shoes, apparel, and accessories.
Tune in for this encore episode of Rebecca's conversation with Commissioner Mignon L. Clyburn (FCC Commissioner of the United States). As the two talk, we share how to run your race fully. Be willing to be the first, but never the last...pave the way for another! Discover the heart of the work that our FCC Commissioner is committed to bringing forward. Enjoy her inspiring words of wisdom and heart as you discover how to more fully lean into your mission, into your work, and through the fear to fully share the gift of who you are with the world!
Our conscious mind handles 5-7 things at a time. Our SUB-conscious mind handles thousands. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
There's a lot that goes right - in keeping us safe and learned in the world. And there's a lot we outgrow over time...
In this episode we examine a unique type of reporting called investigative journalism, requiring unbridled courage, integrity and sacrifice from certain journalists to bring stories of major significance to public attention.
Today's guest, A.J. Rice, is the author of the new bestseller, The Woking Dead: How Society's Vogue Virus Destroys Our Culture. It is a book that should be required reading for all high school and college students, and encouraged for everyone else.
Todays show will Present Mike Edwards former C.E.O. of Lucy’s. He is an expert in Athleisure and an expert in Athletic wear. Mike comes to us with years of retail experience and a pulse on the business today.
We often discuss the personal aspects of pronatalism, both in the community of people without children and on this show. We also look at how we are impacted in our everyday environments, such as the workplace.
Leanne Thomas, Chief of Staff and Account Director at Bender Consulting Services, and Gerald Homme, Manager of Talent Acquisition and Technology, join Joyce Bender this week on Disability Matters to discuss the necessary reasons to hire people with disabilities as a business investment right now. Changes in the business and government world today demonstrates the monetary gains and investment opportunities for corporations and their ESG.
Today’s episode is the final chapter of a 3-part conversation that I began earlier this summer, focusing on of a terrific book, "What Went Right: Lessons from Both Sides of the Teacher’s Desk," by co-authors Roberta Israeloff and George McDermott.
Jackie Carroll, is the founder of GIAH International, a company that creates the virtual reality platform, Mind Immersion which helps you step into the best version of yourself, shows you how to reach your goals, manage your emotions, and have the life you want.
With 7 years of developing strong relationships with the world’s leading self-development thought leaders, Jackie owned and managed three other businesses with the biggest strength in people management and sales. Her Company, GIAH, Genie in a headset, is your own personal meditation coach that allows the app to show your progress, give you tips and suggestions, and provide personalized content with different meditation practices that adapt the session specifically to your needs.
Joins us for the encore of this popular and PACKED episode, Rebecca talked with Content Marketing Expert Melanie Herschorn about book brand strategy.
akaRadioRed welcomes three caring Creatives.
Arlene Duane Hemingway, a former music teacher and professional organist, writes 100-word “drabble” fiction.
G. Keith and Jazz Vocalist, Actress, and Voiceover Artist, Leah catch up and talk about how she got to be the lady in the Boost TV Commercial, her Jazz career, and more.
Keeping food waste out of landfills is one of the most significant ways to combat climate change, and recovering edible food for human consumption is one of the most significant ways to combat hunger.
Ron and Ed welcome Andrew Stuttaford to the show this week. Andrew edits National Review's Capital Matters which focuses on financial and economic coverage.
Please join a conversation with Catherine Gildiner to discuss the beautiful habit of compassion.
Catherine has written the best-selling childhood memoir titled Too Close to the Falls.
Joe Kristufek is a self-proclaimed horse racing ambassador, and fan development has always been his passion. In addition to serving as the Churchill Downs paddock host, Kristufek is also the host for the Fair Grounds during the winter season.
In this show, our guest Boaz Feldman will be calling in from Geneva Switzerland with great interest in connecting to our listeners.
It is not a surprise that any private investigator has a plethora of experiences and stories to provide terrific fodder for an interesting read. It could be a tale of an interesting case, a compilation of short stories, or an instructional how-to book.
Join us this week as our Soul Doc, Dr. K, hosts the outrageously entertaining founder of the Reawaken America Tour, Clay Clark! In our interview Clay plays a recording of the prophetic words sent forth by a leading prophet of America, Kim Clement.
It’s that time of year: the Common App and the Coalition application are both live. We’re breaking down each option and offering suggestions on getting started on these application platforms.
The use of Knowledge Management (KM) within the Business Continuity industry can help organizations with their goal of becoming more resilience.
The Alchemist and His Apprentice -The Stagecraft of Mass Media Manipulation
In this episode we focus on how the media is manipulated and controlled by governments, corporations and interest groups to further their respective causes.
Dr Kristie Nguyen will walk us not only through the FASHION OF EYEWEAR, but also the image making and brand making that they may help create! Dr Nguyen will also briefly discuss eye care.
Joyce welcomes The Honorable Tony Coelho, author of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), to the show. Tony discusses his experiences living with epilepsy and work to pass the ADA and the ADA Amendments Act throughout his career in the U.S. House of Representatives and as an on-going advocate for the disability community. He shares his pride in the achievement of getting both passed and his continued passion for helping people with disabilities live productive lives.
Dr. Sara Mednick is renowned sleep expert and a cognitive neuroscientist Professor of Psychology at the University of California. Her goal is to understanding how the brain and body works.
Zach Swearingen joins us to talk about his race for Pueblo County Commissioner, why he is running, the issues that impact Pueblo County and how he will address them.
Zach is a Pueblo native, veteran and small business owner.
The Ladies of SKYY, Denise, Dolores, and Bonné Dunning, are the original female vocalists of the hit R&B/Funk band SKYY. With a musical career that spans more than 40 years, the sisters are more vibrant than ever.
Nationally and Internationally people are exposed to violence on a daily basis. We read about it in the paper.
TRINA WIGGINS MD returns to share her best practices to manage arthritic pain while maintaining optimal fitness. She's a fitness expert, and Senior Olympics and Bodybuilding medalist. https://www.trinawiggins.
Today for a surprise summer break we have Stephanie S. Gans to speak to us about Interior Design! Stephanie is the Lead Designer with Safavieh Home Furnishings for the past 7 yrs. in NYC. Stephanie will talk to us today about the key design elements trending as well as what clients are asking for in interiors. Colors and fabrics and furniture as well as appointments as lighting.
People without children, as a collective community, have yet to be recognized as a marginalized group, within the framework of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB).
As part of ADA Month, Joyce welcomes Senator Tom Harkin to the show. Senator Harkin will reflect on the significance of the 32nd anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush.
Becky Chambers, BS, MEd is a natural health practitioner, a leading expert on Whole Body Vibration (WBV), and the founder of Vibrant Health. Becky has been studying natural health approaches for over 30 years. Becky has written five books about Whole Body Vibration, a revolutionary exercise system for body, mind, and spirit, including the best-selling book on the subject since its release in 2013, Whole Body Vibration: The Future of Good Health. Her latest book, Whole Body Vibration for Calming Inflammation, explores exciting new developments in the field including lowering pain and inflammation with Whole Body Vibration, and how to best harness this effect for losing weight, increasing bone density, brain health and mood, and a host of other inflammation related illnesses. She will discuss how this well-accepted exercise and therapeutic system can help health issues for people of all ages. Once 200 pounds, depressed, and chronically fatigued, Becky’s personal story of surmounting numerous debilitating health issues using WBV, homeopathy, and nutrition contributes to her ability to inspire and communicate. For more information on Whole Body Vibration, the website is https://bcvibranthealth.com.
Do you believe your dreams are important? What is the message the resonates with you over and over again? Have you considered that sharing it could be a calling on your heart? One you shouldn't ignore! Today's guest is bestselling author Barbara Joyce.
Dapper Dan on the cover of Elle Brasil Magazine. With his now-legendary high-end store in Harlem, Dapper Dan was the pioneer of high-end streetwear in the 1980s, remixing classic luxury-brand logos into his own innovative, glamorous designs.
The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an Environmental Working Group (EWG) estimate.
Join me and the bestselling author "The Power of Letting Go", John Purkiss, as we discuss the powerful habit of Completion as it relates to learning to let go and live in "The Flow". John grew up in England and studied economics at Cambridge University.
There is no end to the reality of traumatic events suffered world-wide, be they man-made atrocity or natural disaster. What about the children caught in the midst of such suffering? That is the focus of today’s show. Our guest is Jonathan E.
Law enforcement policies and tactics have landed directly under the nation’s microscope of late. Many wonder what happened? Most individuals who sign on as sworn officers do so because they want to make a difference.
Are you an entrepreneur or a pioneer who wants to create or reclaim a life you love as a conscious, purposeful person AND successful business owner? Can the two spaces intersect into one beautiful life? Can you grow your income living that way? Tune in to today's episode as Rebecca talks with transformational leader Jennifer Conaway. She has transformed her business to grow with her and loves her life. She can help you do the same! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Jennifer is also online. Find her at: www.ConsciousBusinessAnswers.com.
It's time for my regular discussion with noted Crisis and Business Continuity industry leader, Regina Phelps. We find out the latest news with COVID, and wonder if we've been here before. We also touch on vaccines, boosters, and resetting expectations).
Are you, or do you know someone, who is having trouble with fertility or multiple miscarriages? Our guest is Gabriela Rosa, ND MPH is a Naturopathic Doctor in Sydney Australia who sees patients virtually world-wide.
Pueblo Community Health Center (PCHC) CEO Donald Moore joins us to talk about the PCHC East side expansion, services they offer to the community and why Community Health Centers are important to rural Colorado.
Learn more at www.pueblochc.
Sheila will discuss skin tone and finding your ideal foundation color. She will guide us to our best clothing color hues to wear with our skin tone. Sheila, represents YOUNIQUE and their foundation is to empower, validate and uplift women. Their SAPREA charity is focused upon female victims of child abuse. Sheila received her degree in psychology from CMSU and BS from Kansas University in Occupational Therapy. She joined upscale clothing retail stores of Harzfeld’s. She discovered the value of color and how it enhanced skin tones and features. She joined YOUNIQUE and has found her purpose in helping others.
July 26th In recognition of International Childfree Day, we will air an encore of our conversation with award-winning childfree filmmaker, Therese Shechter.
At a time of sharp political and cultural divisions, many of us yearn for earlier days when we had a vision for peace and understanding across the world.
Katelyn Carey has been working in emergency and critical care nursing for twenty years. Her exposure to patients and families in crisis led her to study, then begin teaching about how cognitive science affects healthcare and recovery.
akaRadioRed welcomes three hard-working Creatives.
Author Sherry Beck Paprocki’s latest book is Freelance Fancy: Your Guide to Capturing Spiritual Health, Wealth and Happiness from Gig Work.
The Director of the Hayden Planetarium, Neil deGrasse Tyson, makes G. Keith smarter about the universe and the James Webb Telescope's vision.
Sustainability in schools includes school meals! Tune in today as we speak with the Senior Director of School Nutrition for the Camden City School District (CCSD) in NJ, Arlethia Brown, MBA, CPFM.
Recently, two noted consultants to the professional wrote up a list of their objections to using the subscription model for professional firms. In this episode, Ron and Ed will take these arguments point by point and deliver their refutation of the ideas.
Colorado State Senator Nick Hinrichsen joins us to talk about his Senate appointment, bills he worked on and the issues that are important to him going into re-election.
Action 22 does not endorse candidates during an election season.
Marci Shimoff is a #1 New York Times bestselling author, a world-renowned transformational teacher and an expert on happiness, success, and unconditional love.
Her books include the international bestsellers Happy for No Reason and Love for No Reason. Marci is also the woman's face of the biggest self-help book phenomenon in history, as co-author of six books in the Chicken Soup for the Woman’s Soul series. With total book sales of more than 16 million copies worldwide in 33 languages, Marci is one of the bestselling female nonfiction authors of all time. Marci is also a featured teacher in the international film and book sensation, The Secret and the host of the PBS TV show called Happy for No Reason. She narrated the award-winning movie called Happy. Marci delivers keynote addresses and seminars on happiness, success, empowerment, and unconditional love to Fortune 500 companies, professional and non-profit organizations, women's associations and audiences around the world. Marci is currently leading a one-year mentoring program called Your Year of Miracles. Her opening seminar has been heard my more than 200,000 people. Marci earned her MBA from UCLA and holds an advanced certificate as a stress management consultant. She is a founding member and on the board of directors of the Transformational Leadership Council, a group of 100 top transformational leaders. Through her books and her presentations, Marci's message has touched the hearts and rekindled the spirits of millions of people throughout the world. She is dedicated to helping people live more empowered and joy-filled lives.
Richard Eng is the author of Betting on Horse Racing for Dummies. For 20 years, he was Turf Editor and Handicapper for the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
In this week's episode, Mike will be talking about a topic with a rich a deep history than meets the eye, which is the history of Blacks in baseball, with special guest:
• Pat Ellington Jr., researcher with MLB and also a writer with BaseballPro.
Richard “Bacon” Holdaway Childhood was tough, but my mother was my rock. She remarried when I was 12 to a man who I call Pops. He adopted me and my two sisters.
Surveillance is both an art and a skill. It requires planning, flexibility, quick decision-making, and most of all patience, patience, and more patience.
Join our Soul Doctor on location in Plymouth MA, with our special guest a respected author, historian, film contributor, and a distinguished community leader, Dr. Paul Jehle! The wisdom of Dr.
Your student applied, got in, and made their final decision. Now what? We have everything you need to know from the mother of two college students who has gone through the process herself.
Working with you suppliers is key if you want to create Supply Chain Resilience for your organization. I talk with the Head of Business Resilience Lead Logistics at Maersk, and BCI award winner, Zera Zheng.
Kathryn interviews Author, Speaker Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross We’d all like to think we’d be able to help if one of our friends or family members expressed emotional anguish and suicidal thoughts.
Kathryn interviews Author, Speaker Dr. Carolyn Coker Ross We’d all like to think we’d be able to help if one of our friends or family members expressed emotional anguish and suicidal thoughts.
So many women suffer from symptoms of menopause for three reasons: 1. They don't realize it's coming on, or believe they are too young for it. 2. Their conventional provider is not offering effective remedies. 3.
Throughout its history the United States has used regime change, employing military and covert operations to overthrow or prop up governments as part of an integral tool of US foreign policy for over a hundred years.
Feeling stuck at midlife? Today's show is going to inspire and energize you and give you the clarity and courage to find your passion and follow your dreams!
We're talking to two women who have made their dreams a reality in business and life.
You'll learn how you can do the same so you can rock your midlife.
Plus, if you're looking to get in shape and/or lose weight we'll be sharing an easy, enjoyable way to get there - walking.
Here's what we're dishing about:
Finding your destination vibration! Starting and sticking with a walking program. How to get the courage and clarity to follow your dreams Becoming empowered! Traveling the world on a sailboat
It's going to be a fabulous show.
Here are the links to connect with our guests:
https://theoptimal.me/ https://reginapetrameyer.com/index.html
When you want to bond with a cat, it's vital you have a "knock-their-socks-off" treat. Molly uses the Vitakraft Lick n' Lap to train cats and in shelters with highly stressed cats.
Jennifer Kofler is here to dialogue with us about her fascinators and hats and all Millinery! She will explain the best hats by face shape. Her work is artistic and of high quality. Contact her directly for custom orders email inquiries@vivianblooms.com Go to www.vivianblooms.com Jennifer has pop up shops and has been in many magazines including:Fashion Avenue News, Voyage Denver, Urban Family, Race Day News, Metro Palm Beach, Hong Kong Press, and countless others. Choose your hat first then your dress. A hat is magical the moment someone puts it on their head. It changes how a person acts and feels. The hats are decorated with crystals, bows, feathers or handmade flowers all in the finest materials available. Hats are a wonderful outward expression of a person’s inner truth and personality. They have the power to both enhance and transform the wearer.
Joyce welcomes I. King Jordan, past President of Gallaudet University to the show. President Jordan made history in 1988 when he became the first deaf President of Gallaudet University.
Today’s 45 Forward episode is Chapter 2 of a unique, 3-part conversation, focusing on of a fascinating book, What Went Right: Lessons from Both Sides of the Teacher’s Desk, by the co-authors Roberta Israeloff and George McDermott.
Lisa Tener is a Stevie Award-winner in multiple categories from entrepreneurship and marketing to coaching and media, and a writing and publishing coach whose clients have received 5- and 6-figure book deals from major publishers.
akaRadioRed welcomes three prolific Creatives.
Allison Hong Merrill is a first-generation Taiwanese immigrant and the author of the multi-award-winning memoir, Ninety-Nine Fire Hoops.
Charles Chadwick learned a trade before earning two college degrees.
Taylor chats about being in pre-production on a film entitled Justified which also stars Academy Award and Golden Globe Award-nominated actress Aunjanue Ellis, who received critical acclaim playing the Venus sister's mom in King Richard.
Regina and G. Keith discuss her critically acclaimed portrayal as Marion Shields Robinson, the mother of former First Lady Michelle Obama, on the Showtime series The First Lady. Taylor can also be seen on the CBS series Blue Bloods playing NYPD Captain Terrell.
Today we’ll talk to Rodney Williams, Director of Energy and Sustainability for the Newark public school district, a.k.a. Newark Board of Education (NBOE).
There is nothing more essential to our health and well-being than breathing: take air in, let it out, repeat 25,000 times a day. Yet, as a species, humans have lost the ability to breathe correctly, with grave consequences.
Ron and Ed welcome David Bahnsen, private wealth manager and author of There's No Free Lunch: 250 Economic Truths.
Who are we to break with tradition? Tom Law will make his annual rite of summer by appearing on Winning Ponies.
Sydney Skelton graduated from University of Utah with her BS in Health Sciences where she then attended Trinity School of Natural Health in Indiana.
In the first 185 days of 2022 there have been 11 mass shootings per week. When does this stop? How can we make a difference? Our guest is Sara Rogerson, a professor at Albany Law School, the Vice President of Niskayuna School Board in Upstate New York and the aunt and mother in a family whose own members were victims of a school shooting and threats. Sara Rogerson will be discussing how her personal and professional experiences influence her to support and utilize the recent gun control bill and initiate school and community programs to curb gun violence. In the first section of this show she clarifies and discusses the beginning gun reform steps outlined in the recent bipartisan Gun Law. She clarifies and exemplifies (SEL) Social, Emotional Learning programs and references research that underscores the importance of SEL in making a school or community safer from bullying, stalking, racism, verbal violence and physical violence-all factors in the history of many school shooters. We are faced everyday with alarming headlines of one more shooting. It is worth listening to strategies for change.
Can you find inner peace in any given situation? Is it possible to take your adversity and do more than just survive - what if you could thrive? Today's guests are Carey Portell and Shauna Cuch.
If the COVID19 global pandemic has taught organizations anything, it's to develop a stronger focus on their supply chain.
Kathryn interviews Author Farzana Nayani .Anti-Asian violence continues to proliferate and there is still so much work to be done with promoting AAPI inclusion and history initiatives.
Kathryn interviews Author Farzana Nayani .Anti-Asian violence continues to proliferate and there is still so much work to be done with promoting AAPI inclusion and history initiatives.
Midlife can feel like a downhill slide towards old age. However that's total BS!
You can age fiercely and become your healthiest, strongest self (both inside and out) at midlife.
We're pretty sure there are a lot more than six reasons to adopt a shelter cat! When you get a new cat or kitten, you have a lot of choices where to get them from. Molly and Dewey talk about some of the reasons to consider the shelter as the place to go.
Dr. Carole puts on her Forensic Psychiatrist/Expert Witness hat and analyzes the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial. Dr. Carole works as a forensic psychiatrist/expert witness, and has done so in hundreds of civil and criminal trials.
Bombyx PLM is a new award winning softwear company for product development and the manufacturing industries. see file
People without children remain an unrecognized diversity group in the workplace and beyond.
As part of ADA Month, Joyce welcomes Senator Tom Harkin to the show. Senator Harkin will reflect on the significance of the 32nd anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush.
July has always been a pivotal month of the year, the halfway point when we look back at the events of the last six months and look ahead to the potential for the second half.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
akaRadioRed welcomes four popular Creatives!
Anne Scottlin is an Emotional Wellbeing Expert, an actress, and the best-selling author of Live For Joy. Her Twitter feed draws millions of views a month.
Dr. Samantha Pillay, who smashed the glass ceiling to become South Australia’s first female urological surgeon,is an Amazon #1 best-seller author.
Freddy Cruz is a Houston radio personality, author, animal advocate, and the host of Freddy’s Huge ASK Podcast.
V. S. Holmes is a best-selling author and contract archaeologist. The first book in their fantasy fiction quartet won New Apple Literary’s 2015 Excellence in Independent Publishing Award.
Join akaRadioRed for Read My Lips: Extreme Creativity.
In this episode, Rebecca talks with Mary Beauchamp, bestselling author of the book Radical Health Makeover. But the makeover doesn't stop there... she also talks about the importance of bringing your writing in for its own kind of makeover.
Over the course of the last fifteen years, the Padre Mesa Demonstration Ranch has bloomed on the high desert of Northern Arizona under the leadership of Bill Inman and his dedicated team of Navajo rangeland managers that work on the ranch.
Have you ever dreamt about building your very own lifestyle resort? What would it look like? Where would you build it? Who would you invite? Join us on location on The Bliss Cruise as we chat with a lifestyle couple who are in the process of building an exotic, erotic resort for open-minded people in Indonesia. We find out about her bisexuality and other stories that opened-up their journey into the lifestyle and into a future lifestyle business.
Biomimicry is a practice that learns from and mimics the strategies used by species alive today. The goal is to create products, processes, and policies — new ways of living — that solve our greatest design challenges sustainably.
Michael Beasley joins us once again to discuss the 2022 primary election results and what it means for Colorado.
Action 22 does not endorse candidates during an election season.
At the age of 23, Anne Berubes life was interrupted by a near fatal car accident and a mystical experience. Trapped in the car, unable to breathe, she had a vision that forever realigned her lifes trajectory. Even after this dramatic experience, there was still much work to be done. Subsequent years were marked by chronic pain, emotional distress, and malaise. Her journey of introspection and personal transformation would lead to profound insights around selfhealing, happiness, and inner peace. Now living her purpose every day, Anne is a powerful teacher with an uncommon ability to share her story and insights in a way that awakens the inner wisdom in others. Her accident ignited a passion for sharing her experience and knowledge, and she has made it her lifes purpose to help individuals remember the happiness within them.In 2007, driven to share her experience with others, Anne founded Autopoetic Ideas: a social enterprise that supports healing and transformation by gathering people to share inspiring content through live experiences. Projects range in scope from intimate workshops and coaching programs to community gatherings to massive events andconferences. Through her own workshops called The Happy Sessions, she has refined the process of Be Feel Think Do and has helped hundreds of individuals discover an inner freedom and a connection to their own unique source of sustainable happiness.
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J. Keeler Johnson is a writer, handicapper, and horse racing historian who counts Zenyatta as his all-time favorite racehorse. He is an avid collector of horse racing books and writes regularly for Bloodhorse.
Tori Swan has been in SAR (Search and Rescue) over the last 19 years, but prior to that, starting as a toddler, assisted her family in aerial SAR.
What does it mean when a college meets financial need? We’ll take a closer look at the reality of this policy for families and share some colleges that do this. For those planning college visits this summer, we have advice from a Boston College admissions officer and a tour guide about how to make the most of that time even though students aren’t on campus.
In today’s high speed internet world, teens are merely a few clicks away from free access to streaming porn.
Join our Soul Doctor on location in Orlando as she connects with a local natural and beloved health hero, Dr. Donato Profenno! With many decades of observation of cause and effect, Dr.
Do you have a message you want to share? What if someone held space for you to share it? Today's guests are passionate about helping people just like you to share your gifts. They believe there is room for all of us to shine. Rebecca will talk with Maureen Ryan-Blake, Dr. Kasthuri Henry, Sally A. Curtis, and Hilary DeCesare about their participation as panelists in the Speaker Talent Search - they will talk about the best ways to fully show up, share your message, and have the impact you are looking to have! Let them inspire you to be seen, heard, and shine! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Find Dr. Kas at https://www.kashenry.com, Sally at: https://www.sallyacurtis.biz/speaker, Hilary at: https://www.therelaunchcocourses.com/, and Maureen at: https://thepowerofthetribe.com.
Managing communications during a crisis can be tough, but it's even harder if you don't know who your stakeholders are.
If and when you receive a cancer diagnosis, what can you do Hour 1 Day 1? Kerry Forrestal, MD and emergency room physician, has seen and delivered many cancer diagnoses in his emergency room, which is where many tumors get discovered.
President of the United States Dwight D. Eisenhower, in his farewell address of 1961 was the first to express concern about the impact of “an immense military establishment and a large arms industry” which he noted was “new in American experience”.
"Courage starts with showing up and letting ourselves be seen." Brene´ Brown.
Midlife is not a crisis. It's a powerful time of awakening and healing so you can live your truth and create a life that you love.
Ever thought about what it would be like to adopt a cat who came from a hoarding situation? Molly and Dewey talk about how hoarding cats differ and what you can expect when you bring one into your home.
What’s FASHION TECH up to now! Avatars, virtual clothing and virtual accessories. 3D Fit tech and so much more. Shivang Desaias Co-founder and CEO & CTO of Bigthinx has a background at Ztocky, BranDR, Cummins, Swallow Systems & one of first Drones. Bigthinx.com is an award winning AI tech company operating in fashion and retail offering 3D mobile body scanning Clothing sizing, virtual dressing & immersive showrooms, digital events & metaverses. LYfsize is 3D body scans. LYLike Fashion AI garment vision. Amati is the B2C B2B Strategic Branding Innovation Commercialand Insights Consulting Firm stretching boundaries ..
Today’s guest is Stephanie Joy Phillips, the founder of World Childless Week. Stephanie is childless not by choice (CNBC) and will share with us her motivation for launching World Childless Week, and the work that she does year-round in the same space.
Today we will discuss the focus of this year’s World Childless Week, which both acknowledges and share the stories of those who are childless, and delves into a variety of topics, which directly affect our lives.
We will also touch on the need for greater communication and collaboration among the larger community of people without children, which at times must transcend labels and differences, which so intimately define our experiences and diverse journeys. How do we find and honor our differences, while finding our commonalities, for mutual advocacy and benefit?
Join is for a detailed conversation about the intentions and topics of World Childless Week, to be held from 12-18 September 2022. Learn who it is for, and how to attend and participate in in a week that acknowledges and celebrate those who are childless. You don’t want to miss this year’s event!
As we kick off ADA Month, Joyce welcomes Maria Town, President, and CEO of the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) to the show.
Many aging experts become focused on the field of gerontology when they become, well, older. Not so with Carly Roman. Carly’s interest was first piqued as a high school student on Long Island, when she founded a local chapter of GlamourGals, a national group that provides free makeup and manicures, in addition to social connection, for older adults. Through her undergraduate and graduate education, culminating with a PhD degree at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, Carly founded two more local chapters of GlamourGals—and along the way has broadened her compassion for seniors into a passion for developing pragmatic programs that benefit older adults and those who support them. In today’s episode, Carly, currently the Innovation Manager at the Motion Picture & Television Fund in southern California, will talk about her core philosophy of “positive psychology”—shedding light on the positive aspects of aging—and “generativity,” the feeling of meaningfully contributing to another person’s well-being—as well as yourself. In her current position, she focuses on strategies to provide health and wellness, social services, and programs for working and retired members of the entertainment industry. More broadly, she is committed to bridging the gap between research and practice to ensure that older adults have opportunities to feel valued and stay socially connected through intergenerational programs. Drawing from her varied experiences, including those through the National Science Foundation, the Archstone Foundation and Dorot, Carly will talk about her vision for an age-integrative, rather than age-segregated society. How do we change our age “silos” to create enriching experiences for all ages? How do we shift resources to deal with the reality of people living longer, reconciling the desire for independence above all, while still being safe? And how do we paint a more realistic picture of the aging process? Not that age doesn’t matter, but that people should be valued, first, for their achievement, so that we no longer find ourselves saying, “Well, that’s really amazing—for someone their age!”
Dr. Vijay Vad's Back Rx program has helped readers with back pain, joint pain, arthritis, and related conditions for decades, using a clinically proven mind-body regimen to reduce paining painkiller usage. In this expanded edition, Dr. Vad explores the extraordinary innovations in managing pain to restore health and wellness not only to your back, but to your entire body. In addition to the stretches that are the touchstone of the program, Back Rx includes new information on the best overall earring regime, exercise including high-intensity interval training, the use of medical marijuana and CBD oil, the safest way to use over-the-counter drugs, developments on ergonomics, the latest advances in stem cell treatment and electronic stimulation and finally, the Back Rx app to use as a self-help tool to enhance compliance. Back Rx works to put pain relief right in your hands.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four Cool Creatives.
Chris Shaver developed The Marriage Cure Program to provide an accurate, unbiased, and articulate way for couples to see their personality differences, stop fighting and restore their love.
Billy "Mr. Apollo" Mitchell talks about his autobiography "THEY CALL ME MR. APOLLO." And, his exciting role as the Apollo Theater's Historical Tour Manager and is now the landmark theater's Tour Director and resident historian.
On today’s episode we’ll be joined by Josh Balk, VP of Farm Animal Protection at the Humane Society of the United States.
Ron and Ed welcome Yashwanth Madhusudan, co-founder and CEO of Fyle, the next-generation spend management platform for small and medium businesses.
Join us as the amazing Sheila Hamilton discusses how to ground yourself in the present moment, and reflecting on how you’ve been resilient in the past through the habit of "REFLECTIVE WRITING".
Kevin Kilroy is currently anchored in Louisville at Churchill Downs, where they will provide the on-track fireworks this Holiday weekend. The two-time National Horseplayers Championship qualifier will join John to analyze three stakes on Saturday. In the Grade 2 Stephen Foster, official 2021 Kentucky Derby winner Mandaloun will return to the site of his greatest victory where he hopes to bounce back from a disappointing ninth-place effort in the rich Saudi Cup. Two of the most consistent distaffers racing today, will square off in the Grade 2 Fleur De Lis. The headstrong Shedaresthedevil ($2,513,458) will perform her “dare you to run with me” style, against the likes of Pauline’s Pearl ($1,504,200) who has already recorded a Grade 1 win at Churchill this year. With 15 graded stakes scheduled for the 4th of July weekend, we thought we’d bring in our favorite handicapper, Ed Meyer who monitors racing from the harness tracks of the Netherlands to the match races at Cajun Downs in Louisiana. Perhaps the marquee matchup of the weekend will take place in the Grade 2 John A. Nerud Stakes at Belmont Park. The sensational Life Is Good ($3,414,200) is looking for a return to his winning ways after a fourth-place finish in the Dubai World Cup. Waiting for him is Speaker’s Corner ($672,130), a grade 1 winner who is 3 for 3 at the 7-furlong distance. Also on the handicapping menu is the Grade 2 Princess Rooney and Grade 3 Smile Sprint from Gulfstream Park.
"Born and raised in Southern California. Growing up Uela loved playing all sports, especially football and basketball.
We are all aware through movies, series and the sensational lives of celebrities of the transitions made by transgender men and women.
Do you have a message you want to share? What if someone held space for you to share it? Today's guests are passionate about helping people just like you to share your gifts. They believe there is room for all of us to shine. Rebecca will talk with Maureen Ryan-Blake, Dr. Kasthuri Henry, Sally A. Curtis, and Hilary DeCesare about their participation as panelists in the Speaker Talent Search - they will talk about the best ways to fully show up, share your message, and have the impact you are looking to have! Let them inspire you to be seen, heard, and shine! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Find Dr. Kas at https://www.kashenry.com, Sally at: https://www.sallyacurtis.biz/speaker, Hilary at: https://www.therelaunchcocourses.com/, and Maureen at: https://thepowerofthetribe.com.
While much of the scholarship dollars available to students comes courtesy of merit aid awarded by colleges to the best applicants in their pools, a handful of selective scholarships require an application process.
It's time for another chat with renown leading BCM industry expert, Regina Phelps. For our June 2022 chat we touch on: 1. The latest on Monkeypox, 2. Polio in London (Wasn’t this eradicated?!), 3.
Kathryn interviews Helen Hadani PhD. As the day-to-day effects of the pandemic ease, our children have been left with having to play catch up, learning the social tools and skills that parents of young children took for granted just 3 short years ago.
Kathryn interviews Helen Hadani PhD. As the day-to-day effects of the pandemic ease, our children have been left with having to play catch up, learning the social tools and skills that parents of young children took for granted just 3 short years ago.
In the US population as a whole, sun damage is the major driver of the increase in skin cancer in general and the accelerator of aging of the skin. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States.
Why is it that a cat will get along with a particular cat just fine but not another one? What causes that and what can you do to help assure cats will get along?
We worry that Russia's invasion of Ukraine is the first act of World War III. But, this is just one Massive Attack of Disruption that is threatening our survival.
For men, Mike Dees, will describe ideas for freshening your style for late summer and early fall, with clothes already in your closet.
Our focus for this episode, will be on the origins of the childfree-parenthood-by-choice movement, the fight against pronatalism in the United States, and where we are today.
Joyce welcomes Kathy W. Humphrey, PhD, Carlow University's President, to the show. Dr. Humphrey will share the future she has in mind for the university under her leadership.
For many decades, the words “work” and “office” were virtually synonymous. But after two years of COVID-induced remote and hybrid work, one thing seems abundantly clear: The future of work is likely to be very different from the past.
Zoë Kors is a sought-after thought leader of intimacy and sexuality. She is the resident sex and intimacy coach at sexual wellness app Coral, and the former Senior Editor of LA Yoga Magazine.
akaRadioRed welcomes three out-of-the-box Creatives.
Jennifer Lieberman has acted in stage productions in Toronto, NY City, LA, Europe and Australia, including her solo show Year of the Slut, from which her Year of the What? novel was adapted.
Are there keys to a successful book? In this week's episode, Dennis Galloway, #1 Best Selling Fiction Writer shares his top tips to help you bring your writing forward.
Sara, Brian and Micah talk about the CD3 candidate forum moderated by Action 22 for the League of Women Voters. We get into the weeds about debates vs forums, political messaging and how to engage a candidate to find real solutions to the issues at hand. Guillermo Lambarri then joins us to talk about the partnering with Action 22 to deliver laptops to people in need throughout the San Luis Valley.
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The views and opinions expressed on Making Action Happen are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Action 22.
Email us at show@action22.org
Ernie Hudson chats about his stellar career and being on the Netflix series GRACE AND FRANKIE, where he recurs as “Jacob” and also appears on the Epix series GRAVES, opposite Nick Nolte as well as appearing in Columbia Pictures new feature GHOSTBUSTERS.
Healthy learning environments and high-quality school buildings are the keys to environmental equity and academic achievement. By leveraging sustainability strategies, these outcomes are possible.
Our good friend Jennie Rees made the following observation about our first guest on winningponies, “Dave Basler sees betting on table tennis in Asia and envisions it being replaced with horse racing in America's burgeoning sports books.
In this week's episode, we're discussing #MLB and more!
• Who is the face of baseball? • MLB Power Rankings • #NBAFinals2022 & #NBADraft • #NYRA #Baffert
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Jennilyn Prior was born on April 26, 1974 in Springville, UT. She was raised on a dairy farm and has fond memories of her childhood upbringing. She currently resides in Provo, and her greatest joy in life is being the mother of four beautiful children.
In this episode, Dr. Pauline Boss, esteemed scientist practitioner who coined the term 'Ambiguous Loss,' discusses the meaning of Ambiguous Loss and how it differs from other losses. Drawing upon powerful examples, Dr.
Whenever a group of private investigators get together, there are war stories. Sometimes, no matter how much planning has taken place ahead of time, the law of Murphy does its work.
There is always more to a story then what hits the headlines! Join us in this riveting interview with the President of The Justice Foundation, Allan Parker Esq.
Today's guests are sharing their insights on growth, wellness, and the journey of this winding, varied, sometime's challenging life.
The college search process can be daunting for all students, but LGTBQ+ students may find it particularly challenging as they search for spaces where they will feel comfortable and safe. In honor of Pride month, we’re talking through how these students can best approach this part of applying to college. In Office Hours, we’re answering listeners’ college finance and admissions questions.
If there's one thing organizations have learned throughout the COVID19 global pandemic, it's how fragile our supply chains are. I speak with longtime noted Business Continuity Management and Risk expert, and global award winning industry personality R.
Kathryn interviews Author CJ Gross. Within the past five years, diversity and inclusion, as well as unconscious bias, have been the main drivers of organizational training, politics and community engagement.
Kathryn interviews Author CJ Gross. Within the past five years, diversity and inclusion, as well as unconscious bias, have been the main drivers of organizational training, politics and community engagement.
Throughout the course of history, military alliances have existed, to act either as a counter-balancing force or to repel a perceived threat.
"Not everyone who wanders is lost." -J.R. R. Tolkein
One of the biggest challenges at midlife is getting unstuck and stepping outside your comfort zone. It's not easy, but having new experiences and learning are key to Rocking Your Midlife.
In today's show we explore going within and going without.
First, you'll learn how to connect with your soul and spirit and how to not absorb other people's negative energy.
In the second half of the show we'll share everything you need to know to travel the world ALONE safely! We'll also discuss how traveling can help you grow and how travel changes as we age.
Buckle up! It's going to be a great show!
Seems obvious, right? But many people inadvertently treat their cats like dogs. Learn the things that you might be doing that are dog-mom-like, and how to correct them so your cat can better express its natural feline behaviors.
If you think there's a secret plan afoot by some in power, hiding in darkness to manipulate society in order to steal riches and create a subservient population...
Jason is a creative innovative fashion stylist born in Alexandria Virginia, raised in Baltimore Maryland. His education was Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in NYC and he received critics’ choice for his Vivienne Westwood-inspired graduate project. He earned a certificate for styling from The Condé Nast School of Design in London under the former British Vogue Editor and Chief, Susie Forbes. He refined his eye for luxury, style, and beauty during this time. His adventurous spirit lead him to explore and translate everything that trickles onto the edges of contemporary culture art, and fashion. Jason sat on the advisory board of Stevenson University and lectured to college students about the Fashion Industry. He lectured at Baltimore Business School, Maryland Institute College of Art, American River College, and Stevenson University. His focus was on the creative content for e-commerce and fashion. https://www.fashionstyling101.com/
Today’s guests are LeNora Faye and Cody Hetzel, two of the three co-founders of Childfree Convention. Jared Hansen is the other co-founder.
All three are visible advocates for those who are childfree, through their individual public and private platforms, and their collective work as co-founder. They are creators of content, conversation and connection that brings childfree people together, while engaging meaningful conversations for change.
Today we will discuss the breadth of the Childfree Convention and the importance of Childfree Representation. We will also touch on the need for greater communication and collaboration among the larger community of people without children, that transcends label and differences, where we can honor our diverse journeys while finding our commonalities, for mutual advocacy and benefit.
Join is for a detailed conversation about the breadth and depth of the 2022 Virtual Childfree Convention! Learn who it is for, and how to attend and participate in ways that work best for you. There is no cost to attend and there will be various platforms through which to access content and sessions. You don’t want to miss this year’s event!
Joyce welcomes co-founder of iDisability™, Andrew ("Andy") Houghton, along with Sherry Lapaglia, project manager and content developer.
As we look around us today, there’s no question that this is a time of great transition.
Bringing a book forward is a passion project! It's more than just words on a page - it is a process of knowing your mission, tapping into your why, and then trusting it to bring your book powerfully forward.
G. Keith welcomes one of the most famous NYC radio morning men to tell his story and talk about his latest media venture.
In November 2022, voters in the Golden State will have a chance to enact legislation to address plastic pollution. Not surprisingly, the ballot measure faces fierce opposition.
We dive into the past, present and future of water in Colorado and the Western United States with James Eklund.
Join me and Melody Wilding, the author of Trust Yourself: Stop Overthinking and Channel Your Emotions for Success at Work, to talk about her beautiful daily habit of Walking.
Ron and Ed were thrilled to have one of their favorite guests back for a fifth time on the show, Fr. Robert Sirico of The Acton Institute. He along with Rabbi Lapin inspired the name of our show.
Our first batter will be Handicapper Eric Wing. We will discuss the eventful Triple Crown season. Now that the Triple Crown is over, Mark Gill, Dean of School of Business, Equine and Sport Management will be our second guest. His discussion with John will center around Midway U., historical connection to the Equine Industry and the new career program that Mark Gill offers.
In this week's episode, we'll be joined by show contributor, Jamil Yancey Brown, bettter known as Pop Dibiase.
Scalar energy is the fundamental life force found everywhere in the world, space and universe. It originates from the sun and stars. Chi, prana, OM, mana, life force, pyramid energy or zero-point energy are synonymous terms for scalar energy.
According to the Gun Violence Archive, there have already been more than 240 mass shootings in 2022 in the United States. A striking 98% of Mass Shooters are men. This show asks the question “WHY?” In a fascinating discussion with social psychologist, Dr. Frank T. McAndrew, he draws upon his research and additional findings on Gender, Aggression and Violence to offer answers. Dr. McAndrew begins with a consideration of the innate aggression even early man needed to survive, establish dominance, to mate and protect offspring. Aggression and dominance has always found ways in cultures to establish pecking orders. Dr. McAndrew distinguishes this with the desperate violence of the mass shooter who rarely holds a place of prominence.. He also distinguishes different motives for Mass Shooters and School Shooters. He underscores that while we account for social factors in Mass Shootings, we often overlook biological factors. He presents a fascinating study that he and colleagues conducted entitled, “ Guns, Testosterone and Aggression” and in the final segment discusses the difference between the way men and women show aggression and the focus on mental illness as a way to disregard other factors like the availability of guns in the tragic violence of Mass Shooters. This is an important show to hear.
Story is a powerful tool. Today's guests will share about their own journey with story and growth over the course of their lives.
As you prepare to pay for college, you may be finally tapping your college savings accounts. We have advice about how to best approach this. The Common App recently released a report on the 2021-2022 admissions cycle.
Gerry Prokopowicz, our host....Almost Live, from the Civil War Institute at Gettysburg College
Once a totally taboo topic, menopause is blessedly having its wellbeing moment. Women are talking about menopause and taking action, and changing the conversation from shame to empowerment.
In this show we’re dishing all about this powerful period of midlife.
I’m talking with two menopause experts who will be sharing:
Exactly what is menopause The different stages of menopause When menopause starts What you really need to know about menopause to feel empowered The best techniques, tips, and medical breakthroughs to help you thrive during menopause. The dos and don’ts to support your health How to feel sexy and sassy gain
It’s going to be a hot show that is designed to empower you to thrive during menopause and beyond so you can really rock your midlife.
Today's guest is Angela Ardolino from CBD Cat Health. If you've ever wondered if holistic products work as well as prescription drugs, this is your podcast.
Today's guest, Naomi Wolf, is the author of The Bodies of Others: The New Authoritarians, Covid-19 and the War Against the Human. Wolf is co-founder and CEO of DailyClout.io, a successful civic tech company.
TRENDSTOP founder and CEO will give us the scoop on Fashion and Color for women and Men for Fall-Holiday and Spring 2022-2023.
Jaana from TRENDSTOP will take us through the Fashion Trends and Colors for Fall and Holiday of 2022 as well as introduce us to the Spring Colors and the Fashion Trends for 2023.
In today’s episode, we will discuss the history of the IVF industry, and its latest strategies for expanding its market reach and services. This 44-year-old for-profit industry is estimated to reach to $37 billion dollars globally by 2027.
In recognition of Pride Month, Joyce welcomes to the show, Katherine Pèrez, Jason Mida, and Asher Jordan. All members of the Bender Leadership Academy’s #NotAshamed Campaign, which kicks off this month. The #NotAshamed Campaign is part of the Mary Brougher Mental Health Initiative. #NotAshamed celebrates the lived experiences of those living with mental health disabilities and intersectionality of mental health across all diverse groups, while working to address and end stigma. As many know, Bender Consulting lost its President, Mary Brougher, to a tragic hiking accident in August of last year. This campaign was a passion of hers and carries on the work she began as a founding Board member at the Bender Leadership Academy. Joyce’s guests will discuss what it means to them to be involved in this cause.
As we get older, one of the most important ingredients to healthy aging, experts say, is lifelong learning—a self-motivated pursuit of new ideas, skills and knowledge, particularly in the second half of life.
Joli Hamilton, Phd is the relationship coach for couples who color outside the lines. She is a research psychologist, TEDx speaker, best-selling author, and AASECT certified sex educator.
Do you count life as a gift? Even on the hard days? What about when it is time to say goodbye to someone you love? In today's episode, Rebecca talks with Meg Mindell and Camilla Taft Hicks about their passion to tell the story of a life well lived. Finishing a book that Martha Henderson started before her own death, Meg and Camilla talk with Rebecca about the power of bringing your legacy forward and giving the gift of your message. They also get real as they talk about the need for perseverance and having a support team because telling your story is a gift that keeps on giving but that doesn't mean it's always easy. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Camilla and Meg are also online at: https://thegiftoflifebook.com. The book they brought to life is The Gift of Life: Aging Well, Aging Smart & Wisdom for the Journey and can be found online at: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09TP1JZ4Q.
akaRadioRed welcomes four dedicated Creatives.
"Grandma Ness" is the artist and author of a children’s picture book series, Adventures In Healing, featuring heroes Bernie Bugsly and Babs the Bot Queen. Her goal is for every U.S.
Kathy Sledge is a Renaissance woman — a singer, songwriter, author, producer, manager, and Grammy-nominated music icon whose boundless creativity and passion have garnered praise from critics and a legion of fans from all over the world.
The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an Environmental Working Group (EWG) estimate.
It is a stellar Saturday at Belmont Park. There will be eight Grade 1 races with “The Test of the Champion,” the 1 ½ mile Belmont Stakes, serving as the headliner. Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike is becoming the Rodney Dangerfield of the 3-year-olds.
Sheridan Ripley is an author of 6 books, a podcaster and a Life Coach.
She started her Life Coaching business, Enjoy Life after 14 years of helping women Enjoy Birth by teaching Childbirth Classes and being a birth doula.
Anti-bullying sites report that bullying has become an epidemic. One in 7 students K – 12, bully or are a victim of bullying. 75% of school shootings are linked to bullying and there is a strong link between bullying and suicide.
Welcome to Let’s Reinvent School- the program that is focused on what is possible, not what’s wrong with our schools.
John Ferriso was a New York Police Officer in 2001 when evil landed on the World Trrade Center and the citizens of New York. on September 11.
Join us in an eye-opening interview with Eric Madsen, author of Fake 2, and law expert of "Team Law." In our topic today Mr.
Rising seniors already know that this summer is an important time to get ahead on their application work. One important component of that is finalizing your list and noting important submission deadlines.
Business Continuity and Risk Management must work closely together, like two people in a well-orchestrated dance; a 'paso doble'.
Kathryn interviews Author Mark E. Scott. Jack Current isn’t just hoping to drown his sorrows during his evening pub crawl through downtown Cincinnati’s Over the Rhine neighborhood; he’s hoping to actually drown — in the Ohio River.
Kathryn interviews Author Mark E. Scott. Jack Current isn’t just hoping to drown his sorrows during his evening pub crawl through downtown Cincinnati’s Over the Rhine neighborhood; he’s hoping to actually drown — in the Ohio River.
Every once in awhile, we invite a health expert on the show who is also engaged in the arts. While medical science is the language of facts, research, data, diagnosis and treatment, the arts is the language of the heart.
To help you understand the behaviors of lost cats, we have with us today, Kat Albrecht-Thiessen, a former police officer-turned-pet detective who has been training volunteers and search dogs to find lost pets since 1997. Kat is the founder and director of the Missing Animal Response Network - the first online pet detective academy that trains both volunteer and professional pet detectives.
In this episode, Kat and Molly talk about the cat finding myth tips you've probably heard, and why they don't work, what to do if you've lost your cat, and how you can help others find their cat.
Want Kat to come to your community and train your shelter and cat rescue groups how to form lost cat tracking teams? Tune in to find out how to sign up!
Today’s esteemed guests take us deep into the D.C. Swamp and reveal different aspects of how the media’s lies are hurting the American public. First, John O’Connor, as the attorney who represented Deep Throat, revisits Watergate.
Karen H. Willams is CEO of SAVITUDE the body shapee and fit genius company of the fashion wold. We are honored to have her on our show today. Karen will walk us through her former CEO and founder Camilla Olson’s “White Pages” of body shape and proportions. The fashion industry benefits greatly from her research. Through IEEE & AI and her affiliate sales data, Her expertise is helping to implement her research and years of experience through forging ahead to see that 3D scanners have correct guidelines for gathering data needed for correct fit of garments/clothing silhouettes for various body shapes.
Joyce welcomes back Dr. Sharrelle Barber, ScD, MPH to the show. Dr. Barber currently serves as the Director of The Ubuntu Center on Racism, Global Movements, and Population Health Equity at Drexel University. Launched on November 11, 2021, the Ubuntu Center's mission is to unite diverse partners to generate and translate evidence, accelerate antiracism solutions, and transform the health of communities locally, nationally, and globally. Dr. Barber will discuss this mission in depth and its impact on racism, global movements, and population health equity.
Taking care of an elderly loved one—or yourself, for that matter, as you age—can be a complicated challenge. Analyzing the medical options of the healthcare maze, on top of elder law and estate planning, can be confusing and frustrating—even frightening.
Dr. Loren Olson is an author and distinguished life fellow of the American Psychiatric Association. A physician for over 50 years, he served as a flight surgeon in the US Navy and continues to practice psychiatry.
Gerald H. Pollack, PhD -Professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of science and water.
akaRadioRed welcomes three diverse Creatives.
Juanita Campbell Rasmus co-leads Downtown Houston’s St. John’s Church, co-founded Bread of Life, Inc.
In this encore of one of our first episodes, Rebecca talks with Retire as You Desire author Bill Bloom about this insightful book about a happy and healthy retirement. Bill Bloom specializes in helping his clients with their retirement income planning.
Vy Higginsen, noted author, playwright, radio and TV personality, has garnered an excellent reputation and won many awards for providing excellent classic black Gospel musicals to African-American audiences.
Some of the ingredients found in personal care products in the U.S. are banned in other countries because they are considered unsafe. Today we’ll talk about Beautycounter, a company that is transparent about the ingredients they will and will not use, while educating consumers on why these ingredients are harmful. Beautycounter further embraces sustainability through responsible sourcing, sustainable packaging, and by measuring progress toward their climate goals. Additionally, the company is advocating for cosmetic reform legislation to protect human health from toxins the U.S. currently allows in personal care products.
Processing the death of my Grandma and reflecting on the healing of my "Mother Wound", as I navigate relationships with other Women in my life.
Ron and Ed welcome Sage Intacct Partner Brian Terrell to the show to talk about his transition to offering implementations as a subscription service.
WE have happiness backwards. Yes not forwards, we have it backwards. Somewhere along the way in our new fast paced world full of striving and striving and more striving *cue multi-tasking to do lists, zooming and pretending to pay attention to everyone and everything, because we have to get to the next thing and we can’t possibly focus on this thing …. This relentless seeking has left us very very UNHAPPY. Who says? I say. We have forgotten that we can’t be successful until we are happy first. Join me for a preview for my upcoming book "Habits for Happiness" and the 10 Habits for Happiness I preach!
Our new board member, Ivonne Garcia, joins us to talk about her work with Colorado 211 and the SRDA.
Michael J. Bingham is a former artist at Hallmark Cards and graduate of California’s prestigious Art Center College of Design. He has nearly 40 years of experience as a professional artist, educator, designer, sculptor, and illustrator. Michael continues to make art and has created more than 2,000 pieces, many of which can be found on a variety of products and in the form of original paintings and sculptures displayed in public and private collections. Michael believes in the power of art to inspire, enlighten, and enrich all lives. Many years of experience in teaching art in the classroom and community, especially assisting individuals with “Diverse Abilities” (Disabilities) has shown him that with some imagination and innovation, everyone’s unique abilities can be unlocked and utilized for self expression and personal fulfillment. Michael’s love for learning and insatiable curiosity keep him continually exploring different techniques and media, constantly looking for new ideas he can pass along to his students. This drive also motivated him to recently complete a MFA degree in Art at USU.
Michael’s understanding of disabilities was tremendously enhanced in 2019 when he suffered a nearly life ending accident resulting in a broken neck, brain bleed, and multiple injuries when he fell from a tall ladder. He is grateful for the learning that came from the experience of being totally dependent on the care of others for a time. Now, he is extremely grateful to have recovered and regained the ability to serve others himself with greater compassion and insight. As an educator, Michael has been named Utah’s Art Educator of the Year by two different organizations. He has received the Governor’s Golden Key “Ace Educator” Award and is the former UAEA (Utah Art Education Association) State representative for all High School Art Teachers in the state. He is also a recipient of the prestigious Sorenson Legacy Award. Michael enjoys public speaking and has given several keynote presentations. Michael has enjoyed 38 years of marriage to his best friend, Suzanne. They live in North Logan, Utah and are the proud parents of seven children. They also completely enjoy their ten beautiful grandchildren. After 7 years of trying, Jump the Moon Foundation was finally established in 2017, officially becoming a nonprofit 501C3 organization, providing assistive art making devices, art mentorship, and creative opportunities for the community. From the beginning we have collaborated with other local non- profits like; “The Cache County School District Special needs program” “Common Ground” “Options for Independence” “Stride Services” “Cache Employment and Training” and more. We see ourselves as a valuable partner in helping others fulfill their mission to serve and improve the quality of life for those who live with mild to severe challenges. (learn more about Michael and his views on education by watching his TEDxUSU talk) https://youtu.be/EkSeG8wBacA https://jumpthemoon.or
With the current focus on standardized test scores as a measure of success in educational attainment, it is reasonable to believe that there is just no time to foster critical and creative thinking in our young people. Not true.
Join us as our Soul Doctor connects with one of her all-time favorite health champions, the legendary star of the docudrama “Burzynski: The Cancer Cure Cover Up,” Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski, MD, PhD! What a story, what a champion! Tune in and hear how Dr.
What is your dream? What do you really want in your heart of hearts? Our dreams are meant to be lived, not wished for. If you are ready to create big exciting changes in your life, you might be ONE DECISION away from changing your life forever.
In the US population as a whole, sun damage is the major driver of the increase in skin cancer in general and the accelerator of aging of the skin. Skin cancer is the most common cancer in the United States.
With all the craziness and chaos in the world it’s easy to ask questions like: How can I make a difference? Where do I have power? What can I do, build, or create to have a positive impact on the planet?
The truth is: You are not powerless.
Kathryn interviews Author DDS Dobson-Smith. Belonging is an archetypal experience that we all seek. In the workplace, a sense of belonging will only happen if you have both diversity and inclusion.
Is your cat bullying your other cats, or you? What causes cats to become bullies and what can you do about it?
Police are in the news every day - sometimes for heroic deeds and sometimes being blamed for problems in the street. Today's guest, Dennis Zine, an award-winning police officer with over 50 years on the Los Angeles Police force, has seen it all.
In today’s episode we recognize the founding and evolution of The NotMom -- its blog, social networks, and events for women without children by choice or by chance. We are happy to join the celebration of The NotMom’s upcoming 10th anniversary.
Joyce welcomes Emily Ladau, Disability Rights Activist, Communications Consultant, and Author to the show. Ms. Ladau will be discussing her advocacy work and her latest book, "Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally."
akaRadioRed welcomes three hard-working Creatives.
Alex Bäcker, Ph.D. holds 11 patents and was named among the top 100 MIT Alumni in Technology in 2021. He is the creator of several apps and author of 101 Clues to a Happy Life.
Most will unknowingly give away about 10 years of healthy living—our “healthspan” years—and the opportunity to continue enjoying daily living to the fullest.
David Klein, PhD (Sebastpol, CA), http://www.livingnutrition.com diet and nutrition educator and author, “The Benefits of a Raw Food Lifestyle.” F. Travis Boley (Independence, MO), www.octa-trails.
Can you have better success with quitting smoking if you use CBD? In this episode we'll share the science, clinical studies and best practices for using CBD to improve your odds at achieving success.
Actor Ty Jones of Starz POWER talks about his life, career, and The Classic Theater of Harlem free productions.
Tune in as we speak with Dr. Asli Samanci, the CEO of Bee & You, a company that produces 100% natural propolis, royal jelly, raw honey, pollen, healthy spreads, supplements and cosmetics. Dr.
STARS is an acronym for Sexual Health, Turn on's, Avoids, Relationship Intentions & Safer Sex Etiquette.
It is a big part of communication in a consent based sex positive culture.
Listening to this riveting episode as Master Life Coach Jeff Patterson discusses why Visualization is one of the most important habits for manifesting a life of fulfillment.
Visualization, also called imagery, cannot only help you reach financial goals, but helps you reduce stress as well. ... You clearly see that visualization works for all groups of people and in all kinds of situations: it helps you to achieve your goals, to imagine your future, to deal with stress and much more.
Listen to learn more about the power of visualization and HOW this habit could change your life!
A perennial TSOE fav, Ron and Ed are pleased to welcome back to the show for a fourth time, Joe Woodard.
Ron Flatter has covered the Kentucky Derby since 2007 as a paddock reporter for ESPN Radio, which won an Eclipse Award (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eclipse_Award (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_Derby)) for its 2009 broadcast.
In this week's episode, we'll talk about Boston as a sports town! The Red Sox are red hot after a poor start. We'll talk to Boston Red Sox beat writer Matt Kory about what's changed over the last two weeks to lead to this hot streak!
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Dr. Andrea Adams-Miller, The Dream Maker, is an International Award-Winning Author, International Publicist, Business Consultant, & Sponsorship Acquisitionist who manifests your dreams bigger than you ever dared to dream possible.
In this episode Dr. Scott Small, esteemed neurologist and neuroscientist known for his work in Alzheimer’s disease, discusses his important new book, Forgetting: The Benefits of Not Remembering.
When it comes to equity vs equality in education, the terms are often used interchangeably. But understanding the distinction between the two is essential for resolving issues faced by disadvantaged students in the classroom.
Who better to address immigration law than an attorney who was an immigrant herself? That is the case with Sharron SK Williams who immigrated to the United States from Belize.
Join us for a pleasant interaction as our Soul Doctor welcomes her esteemed guest Dr. Keith Chambers, Medical Director of Chambers Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr.
What is your dream? What do you really want in your heart of hearts? Our dreams are meant to be lived, not wished for. If you are ready to create big exciting changes in your life, you might be ONE DECISION away from changing your life forever.
Students these days are frequently involved in as many activities outside of the classroom as classes they’re taking inside it. A social worker and teen parent joins today’s show to discuss how cutting back can help improve mental health.
It's my monthly talk with author and entrepreneur, Regina Phelps. For our May 2022 discussion, we talk about: 1. Monkey Pox (What is it? What do we know, and what we don't know.), 2. COVID (An update from around the globe...
Tegria (tegria.com) is a nationwide and international consulting firm that works with health organizations, non-profits, and employers to identify improvements in processes and teamwork, and help their patients, audiences, and workers benefit from truly humanized healthcare. Humanized healthcare means that each patient is recognized and treated as the individual each truly is, without cookie cutter approaches, biases imposed by members of the care team or even technology (as you will learn in this Show), or inefficiencies or delays due to cross-discipline lack of teamwork. We learn about barriers to care, which can include appointment and hold times that don’t work for patients in need, geographic or time inaccessibility due to distance, understaffing, or inadequate facilities, and biases that can easily have a negative effect on care due to age, ethnicity, gender, race, or communication ability. We learn too about Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) – how where we live, our socio-economic background, our degree of education, and cultural and physical environments determine up to 80% of our health outcomes, despite the level of care provided. You’ll learn a lot about solutions in this presentation with Theresa Demeter, MHA, the Managing Director of Clinical Solutions, for Tegria, a powerful and successful convergence of health consulting organizations who have deep expertise in analysis, process improvement and technology.
Midlife is challenging! There are so many things to deal with - relationships, finances, career, health - and multiple stressors.
Whatever challenges you are facing you can be happy and confident at midlife. In this episode we share multiple strategies and secrets to help you be your best, most confident, and joyful self even when life is tough.
You'll discover how to:
Be high-for-life Boost your confidence Improve communications and relationships Live more consciously and mindfully Change your life for good Have more fun
Buckle up your midlife seatbelt, it's going to be a powerful, transformative show that will empower you to make your next chapter your best chapter.
The Euromaidan protests which took place in Kiev between 2013-2014 focused international attention on Ukraine as a shining symbol of democratic values and reform, across Eastern Europe & Eurasia.
A listener asked that we address the myths surrounding canned/wet cat food. We picked the top five Molly hears most and talk about them in depth.
Madeline Ruiz was the curator for the Personal Collection for Iris Apfel. This collection traveled to major museums across the country. Madeline served as personal shopper to M. Apfel and many others. Madeline is also a personal stylist. Madeline graduated from ( FIT) Fashion Institute of Technology in NYC.
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With more than two decades of activism, writing and wisdom, focused on the childfree choice, Laura Carroll will share insight around her journey, and the evolution of the childfree movement. She will also discuss her recently published longitudinal research, which followed 25 women over a decade.
In this episode, we will discuss the need to find ways to best bring together the childfree and childless communities, to build a shared movement for meaningful change. New Legacy Institute advocates for a collective “without children” movement, focused on the ways our experiences intersect, and identifying what impacts us most, as a collective community.
We will look at both the perceived and actual differences in our experiences, and how identifying terms often get in the way of recognizing the spectrum and continuum of our shared experiences. We will consider the ways we can choose to actively bridge our communities by reflecting on our common intentions to impact social change and to influence inclusive and equitable policy initiatives.
Join us for this in-depth conversation for change. Share your questions and comments before, during or after the show on any of our platforms, or email radio@newlegacyinstitute.com
Joyce welcomes Sarah Helm, Senior Manager, Diversity, Equity & Inclusion at Discover Financial Services to the show. Ms. Helm will be sharing Discover’s commitment to a diverse workforce that includes people with disabilities.
As we get older and become empty nesters, one question naturally arises: “Should we downsize to a smaller house?” It’s clear we don’t need all that space—or the continued expense and time it takes to maintain a large family home.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”. Under her leadership, Bama has expanded to provide a wide variety of frozen desserts and baked goods to fast food chains, as well as casual and family dining restaurants. She will give tips on how to make work fulfilling and productive, as well as discuss her book, Finding the Soul of Big Business.
Dr. Jim Arcand, D.C. (Grants Pass, OR), Chiropractor, discusses the two basic forms of physical pain: acute and chronic. Acute pain, for the most part, results from disease, inflammation or injury to tissues.
Bringing your message forward is a gift in and of itself. Especially when you're passionate about it.
Karl Dakin joins us to discuss the current housing crisis and what solutions HO2 is currently working on to address the issues.
Are you looking for ways to increase your self-confidence, in and out of the bedroom? That’s great, because we all know that self-confidence is one of the biggest sexual turn-ons.
Regina talks about the resources available for new and established small business owners. And, talks about the workshops available for people wanting to get into the Cannabis business, and which license to choose.
Palm oil is included in a broad range of products that many of us purchase on a routine basis: food, cosmetics, paints, pills, and even hand sanitizer.
Navigating the process of my Grandma passing on, the estranged relationship I have with my Mother & family while examining the way we play out gender roles, in both family dynamic & society.
Ed and Ron are honored to have on the show Dr. Mark Vonnegut to discuss his 2022 book, The Heart of Caring: A Life in Pediatrics. Yes, Mark is the son of Kurt Vonnegut.
Join me as I talk with, kindness crusader, speaker, author and motivator: Katie Jefcoat, who supports mostly women move from feeling hectic to harmonious. As a recovering trial lawyer, she knows first hand what it feels like to have a demanding job. As an entrepreneur with a passion that lights her hair on fire and a busy family she’s in the thick of it with you.
Many people strive for balance and think overwhelm is just a part of life. Sadly, the hustle culture and our never-ending to-do list is creating a life where our priorities are getting the leftover scraps of time. Katie introduces people to what she calls - Intentional Margins™ - a kind of life in which they reduce randomness, create harmony between their to-dos and their priorities and intentionally enjoy the meaningful parts of life - without feeling guilty.
Without exposure to a different way, we remain stuck on the hamster wheel of to-dos and never find the “balance” we yearn for. Katie works diligently to expose her community to different ways of doing things, because she fundamentally believes we deserve to make time for our priorities. We deserve to live a life of harmony. And it’s within our control to create it.
As a happiness curator, Katie distills happiness science into bite-size nuggets for her audience. She's obsessed with the idea that kindness is contagious and spreading kindness. Katie is especially fond of kindness cards, her brand of happy mail.
Join us as Katie tells us about how to employ Kindness and Happiness to ensure a happy Life.
We have a plethora of Stakes races from Pimlico on both Friday and Saturday to handicap, so come on over and pull down your E-Z Win Forms, listen to the broadcast/podcast guests and dial up your Bet-U-S account and enjoy the action. The Grade 1 $1.
In this show Host Suzanne Phillips is joined by Award Winning Filmmaker, Therese Shechter who discusses her new and powerful film, “My So-Called Selfish Life.” Spanning over many years this is a paradigm-shifting journey through one of our society’s greatest taboos: Choosing not to become a mother. The film weaves together historical events, medical expertise, and women of different ages and backgrounds who personally and professionally question the biased expectation that women are supposed to have children – regardless of their personal choice. Underscoring the message, the show includes glimpses of the shocking consequence of a “ 60 Minutes” clip of a woman and her husband sharing their decision not to have children with the in-laws and examples of social media “Mommyjacking” to minimize the accomplishments of professional women and idealizations of mothering at the cost of leaving out and stigmatizing women who can’t have children or choose not to have a child. With attention to historical events, medical advances, gender diversity and political sentiment, Therese Shechter invites us to consider her powerful and at times shocking documentary about women and their choice of whether to have a child. Her film is one that people of all genders need to see and are not likely to forget. Listen in to this discussion.
Today’s program is not specifically about special education or Autism, it’s about creating schools that celebrate and value different kinds of minds.
The great educator Howard Gardner, the author of Multiple Intelligences, once said that he, “Rues the day someone invented the bell curve,” which suggests that some people are smart, others at not smart, and that most people are in the big middle. Absurd. There are lots of ways to be smart. There are all kinds of minds.
We will be joined by two extradentary educators a generation apart in experience but both forward-thinking educators who embrace the notion that all young people can thrive, and have a right to thrive, if they are nurtured, are surrounded by love and support and are accepted and respected for who they are- for their assets, not their so-called deficits.
It's time to become the hero of your own story! Our mindset plays a huge role in the level of success, love, and abundance in the life we experience. Decisions you make today, will create your future of tomorrow for years to come. In today's episode, Rebecca talks with Elysia Butler about her passion to help others in building foundations for optimism and resilience. She'll also share about her book. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our guests are also online. Elysia can be found online at https://www.thehopehero.com.
No summer plans? No problem! There are so many interesting things students can do with their summers that don’t need to be planned way in advance. Tune in to learn more.
Sometimes the size and scale of Business Continuity Management (BCM) can be intimidating - to people in our own industry and to those trying to understand the industry.
Kathryn interviews Author Tracy Dennis-Tiwary PhD. Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary argues that anxiety is not, as we often refer to it, unhealthy—in fact, it’s an evolved advantage that protects us and strengthens our creative and productive powers.
Kathryn interviews Author Tracy Dennis-Tiwary PhD. Dr. Tracy Dennis-Tiwary argues that anxiety is not, as we often refer to it, unhealthy—in fact, it’s an evolved advantage that protects us and strengthens our creative and productive powers.
At least 25% of the US population are women over 40. Midlife women are now taking charge of their health and talking about the midlife changes and stressors that were once largely ignored.
What is an Alpha cat? Do you have an Alpha cat? What can you do about Alpha cat behavior?
The two biggest stories of the day are the Defamation Trial of Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard and the Buffalo, New York shooter, Payton Gendron. As a forensic psychiatrist and expert witness, Dr. Carole analyzes both of these stories for you.
Paula Cannon is an expert in fit and sizing for the female body shape. She not only creates but teaches designers how to be better in their sizing to become sustainable and create far fewer returns in clothing. Paula also designs uniforms for Airlines, Banks and many other areas other than traditional retail clothing stores.
People without children, as a collective community, have yet to be recognized as a marginalized group, within the framework of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Belonging (DEIB). How do we begin to imagine the experience of truly belonging in the environments we work, and beyond?
What does it mean when organizations focus on only specific aspects within the spectrum of DEIB frameworks? ‘Diversity’ and ‘Inclusion’ seem to be most often used in naming such initiatives, leaving ‘Equity’ and “Belonging’ out of the equation, which is both curious and perhaps telling of organizational culture, from the start. ‘Belonging’ appears to be most often excluded from this framework. And if not for belonging and equity, what is the true underpinning of the DEIB framework?
Today’s guest is an expert on belonging in the workplace, and is nationally recognized as a diversity, equity, and inclusion thought leader. Rhodes Perry has written two incredible books on this topic, ‘Belonging at Work: Everyday Actions You Can Take to Cultivate an Inclusive Organization’ (2018), and ‘Imagine Belonging: Your Inclusive Leadership Guide to Building an Equitable Workplace’ (2022).
We will discuss what is key to creating a culture of belonging, and what this means for people without children. We will also examine the experience of social exclusion and the related individual and organizational impact of not choosing to create a culture of belonging, in the workplace.
Joyce welcomes Bender’s HighTest Team to the show. Paula “PJ” Ballog, Jim Homme, and Gerald Homme will explain the mission of the team and their expertise in providing digital accessibility solutions.
Michael Beasley joins us once again to summarize what happened, what didn't happen and what's next after the Colorado Legislative Session comes to a close. We go over the bills that Action 22 had an active role of supporting/opposing and what the result is.
Each May, we commemorate Older Americans Month—ever since President John F. Kennedy issued a formal proclamation in 1963 asking the nation to encourage and recognize the countless contributions that older adults make to our communities.
Reed Davis is a Nutritional Therapist, founder of Functional Diagnostic Nutrition and the FDN Certification Course. He has ran thousands of labs on thousands of people and learned to identify “healing opportunities”using all-natural, drug-free protocols. He served as the Health Director at a California Wellness Center for over 10 years assisting over 10,000 clients. Reed is known as one of the most experienced clinicians in the world being an expert in functional lab testing and holistic lifestyle medicine.
Dr. Robert Latkany (New York, NY), Ophthalmologist, author of The Dry Eye Remedy, discusses the dry eye crisis facing people worldwide.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Annesa L Lacey ["Lacey"] is the storyteller at a.l.interpretations, a prolific ghostwriter, and creator of custom business mastermind programs.
Collaboration can bring about our best work! The co-authors of an anthology share about their process and the their steps to bring forward their important expertise and work. The book on work-life balance is the 21st in the The Refractive Thinker series.
Are you interested in learning more about how transgender folks have been struggling to be heard, and seen, for so many years? It’s a topic that is quickly becoming a hot button debate. Join our good friend, Bobbi Bidochka, from Love and Sex with Robots, as she welcomes Transgender Porn Star, Buck Angel, onto our show to get his professional and personal opinion on various touchy topics like: responsible and healthy approaches to sex change, reducing the harmful impact of sexual shame, the sex lives of transgender and transsexuals, cannabis and sex, social media and cancel culture.
Hear the story of a baby boomer's journeys through today's cannabis. Raw and un-cut perspective by a member of one of the largest generations today.
Two long-time voice-over veterans discuss Xaviers voice-acting journey, career tips for people wanting to get into voiceovers, and his job as the first Black Transformer's voice.
Parkinson’s disease, is the fastest growing neurological disorder in the world. Over the past 25 years, the number of people with the condition has jumped from 3 million to over 6 million.
Ron and Ed are excited to be doing the show live from the 90 Minds annual conference, The Meeting of the Minds in Huntington Beach, CA.
Join us on the VoiceAmerica Network this Friday 10.22 at 8am pst/11am est. Join Aron and Host & Habit Coach, Lady Fuller, as they discuss GRATITUDE ... the powerful habit that is the antidote to FEAR, DEPRESSION, ANXIETY and pretty much living small. Listen as Aron discusses how we is grateful for the boulder that pinned him and took his arm. Aron tells listeners how we can turn our own personal tragedies into triumphs, how we can see all there is to be grateful for and stop looking for what is wrong. Gratitude is a core tenant of Happiness, as it is the positive inside out lens we can choose to see the world from. This is a powerful episode that will have you on the edge of your seat with tears in your eyes. Listen, listen, listen with an open heart and a big mug of gratitude.
We will pass on deep wisdom from asking Creator to comment on some famous observations about stupidity: “You can’t fix stupid.” “Wise men speak because they have something to say; fools because they have to say something.
Only one podcast featured trainer Eric Reed BEFORE the Kentucky Derby – Winninponies. After the Run for the Roses, Eric stopped his State Trooper escort to come over to our host John Engelhardt.
This inspiring story will leave you with a sober appreciation for the gift this life actually is along with the confidence that when we take that last breath, life is not over.
In this episode Dr. Gillihan will discuss his important book, Retrain the Brain: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy in 7 weeks. Dr. Gillihan will clarify the way in which thoughts, feelings and behaviors interact to play a role in actually increasing anxiety and depression; but, how people suffering from mild to moderate anxiety and depression can take steps to bring about changes. Be it panic attacks, fear of flying, or self-defeating procrastination, he will point out examples from this 7 week program that guide us to reconsider our behaviors, identify and reduce negative thought patterns, and understand and regulate feelings. In the back and forth with host, Suzanne Phillips he will consider the role of acceptance in reducing both anxiety and depression. Listen in for some important skills.
Teachers are leaving schools to pursue other interests in droves. In Mecklenburg County, North Carolina over 850 teachers resigned their positions during the last school year. The same is true of principals. In fact, over 50 principals have resigned in Mecklenburg County since August 2021.
And superintendents? Once again, using Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools as an example, the district has hired and fired 5 superintendents in the last 10 years. Five in ten years!! That is a lot of listening tours and strategic plans that never get implemented.
And it’s not just here- across the United States, educators and leaving the profession to pursue other interests. Who will educate our children? As I have said on this program many times, we are not here to air grievances, or wallow in what is wrong with our schools, rather, we are here explore what’s possible. Join us as a teacher, former principal, and former superintendent help us understand what it will take to recruit and retain the best educators. Our kids deserve nothing less.
A dynamic discussion with Dr K. and her unique panel of guests: Eddie Tantoco, advisor; Dr. David Carfagno, of Scottsdale Sports Medicine Institute; Brian Hazelgren, author and speaker; and returning guest, Kameron Loe, of Haloe Health, and pro baseball.
Have you learned something new this week? Set a new goal? Did you know you can enhance your quality of life as you learn new things? It is growth! Forward thinking and new horizons help us grow and set goals for future achievements.
Now that the dust has settled on regular decision 2022, we’re sharing the results and trends we’re seeing. We’re also exploring things to think about if you’re trying to decide whether to move out of the dorm to an off-campus apartment next year.
Climate Change is one of - if not the most - important issue facing individuals, communities, organizations, and the world today.
Kathryn interviews Author Paul Conti MD.Trauma affects the body and mind and, like a transmissible contagion, can spread among close family and friends, and even across generations and within vast demographic groups. We’re all susceptible.
Kathryn interviews Author Paul Conti MD.Trauma affects the body and mind and, like a transmissible contagion, can spread among close family and friends, and even across generations and within vast demographic groups. We’re all susceptible.
“Put blinders on those things that conspire to hold you back, especially the ones in your own head.” Meryl Streep
Are you stuck in a rut? Today's show is going to help you get unstuck, feel beautiful, and start to create your dream life.
Managing the damaged relations between Russia and the West have escalated new heights, due to the Ukraine invasion of February 24.
How do I know if my cat is feeling insecure? What causes a cat to feel insecure? What can I do to help my cat feel more confident? This episode answers these questions and more - and has a Vitakraft Bonding Tip of the Week!
Two recent headlines are stark reminders of why one should never play fast and loose with guns.
This episode is about how Margrit Laman searches all over the world for the most original, novel, artsy clothing one can find! Margrit also fills her stores with jewelry, scarves, shoes and gifts. It really is a ‘must see’ to anyone visiting Tucson, AZ. Limited Additions is in St Philips Plaza and several other locales out of state.
Today, we are honored to have Donna Ward as our guest. Donna is the author “She I Dare Not Name: A Spinster’s Meditations on Life”, her memoir, which was published in 2020.
Joyce welcomes Kenya Loudd, a joint doctoral student at Yale University in the departments of History of Science and Medicine and African American Studies, to the show.
Over the last half century, we’ve witnessed a blizzard of technological advances that have had a profound impact on our daily lives.
Talia Fox is a leadership strategist, legacy builder, and CEO of KUSI Global Inc. Over the last two decades she has transformed thousands of executives by assisting leaders in the development of innovative strategies. Talia helps organizations maximize human potential through leveraging strategic intelligence, promoting a connected workplace culture and having conscious equity. She will discuss how KUSI's customized competency models, high-energy learning environments, and cutting-edge strategic planning processes can transform organizations, and their people, towards success.
The practice of medicine is now at a crossroad. Countless patients are being treated simultaneously with both Western and Oriental medicine. It is quite common for a patient to seek herbal treatments while taking several prescription medications.
The saga of the Mexican Grey Wolf is about how politics interfere in the efforts of independent scientists to recover an endangered species.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Dale Carnegie instructor and realtor Shelly Slocum is the author of Love and Inspiration from Mom.
Operation Inasmuch founder David W.
Have you ever experienced a sexy-fun vacation with open-minded people and made life-long friendships? Perhaps you are just looking to get away and explore your sexuality with your partner to strengthen your couple.
A discussion on youth and THC. Mounting evidence has demonstrated the need to delay the consumption of THC until the adolescent brain matures.
The new director of the Schomburg Center for Research joins G. Keith for a conversation about the history of the Schomburg, the important collections, current and upcoming exhibits, and the importance of fundraising.
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
The Insecure Writer’s Support Group is a website media business with affiliates to enhance our service to visitors. It is a home for writers in all stages; from unpublished to bestsellers. Their goal is to offer assistance and guidance.
Join Ed and Ron for a deep dive on the problems with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, or lack thereof.
Join the amazing Jay Fields and I as we discuss the habit of Embodiment: checking in with your body/inner landscape. Jay will talk to us about this habit and how it can be used to check with how you are feeling emotionally, what you might need to give to yourself or ask for/communicate with someone, and whether you're dysregulated and may need to regulate. In her words, Jay says, "It's all about growing embodied self-awareness, which is the foundation for social and emotional intelligence." This is a not to miss episode!
It's here! Kentucky Derby and Oaks days, let the racing begin. Two solid days of high stakes racing with the best competitors from around the world assembled beneath the Twin Spires of Churchill Downs.
MICHAEL FLYNN, A MAN OF MANY TALENTS. Member of SAG/AFTRA for many years. Michael has given us stunning, heartfelt, enlightening performances. Michael started his career at George C. Marshall High School in Falls Church, VA. Acting was his second choice.
How do you get along with your adult siblings? Are you like friends? Have you stopped talking or connecting with siblings? No matter what the relationship, you are not alone. In this episode, Dr.
Did you know that there are approximately 179,000 young people in NC alone who are being educated in over 112,000 Homeschools? That is a 100% increase from the previous year. In fact, Homeschooling is up all across the country.
DOWN for the COUNT? Or, UP for the COMEBACK? In this episode Dr. K, our “Soul Doctor”, connects with wrestling sensation “Glacier”, otherwise known as Ray Lloyd.
Growth. We're all changing over time. But the hope is that we're growing toward flourishing. Is it mindset? Is it effort? Or some mixture of both? Today's guest will share about her own growth and resilience over the course of her life. Robin Johnson is a Resilience and Wellbeing Advisor. She'll share about ways she has adapted and changed to champion her own growth and help others on their own journeys. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Robin's online home is: https://robinlearningsystems.com/.
Babson, Olin, and Wellesley Colleges may seem like three very different colleges sharing only a similar location. But they’ve come together for an interesting collaborative program impacting students at each of the schools. Their three admissions deans join today’s podcast to share more about it.
Being a leader is hard. It's even harder during a crisis. I speak with psychologist and author, Gavin Freeman about leadership psychology as it pertains to crisis management. It's quite insightful and at times, surprising. We touch on: 1.
Kathryn interviews Author Dana Suskind MD. As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on families, and the Build Back Better plan is stalled in Congress, many parents feel alone, resourceless, and forgotten. But as Dr. Dana Suskind recently wrote in The Hill, parents have the power to become our nation’s strongest special interest group. She proposes we must make healthy brain development our North Star, the organizing principle around which our society is oriented. And we must do so by elevating our expectations for how society supports parents, the first and most important architects of children’s brains. Suskind is a world-class pediatric surgeon, social scientist, and bestselling author who has been featured in the NY Times, The Economist, Forbes, NPR, and Freakonomics. Kathryn also interviews Author Rebecca Morrison JD. To find your recipe for happiness, you need to know what matters most to you; have strong beliefs to support taking the necessary next steps; and actually do the kinds of things you want to, while letting go of the rest. You also need to be willing to share your desires with the world—something that is often challenging.By decluttering your days of the “should” and the “have-to” moments and focusing instead on what actually matters, a road toward fulfilling joy will be laid before you. With actionable steps for closing the gaps that are often present along the path to happiness, Rebecca Morrison shares insights on how to start living a happier life, starting right now. Morrison, a graduate of Wellesley College and Georgetown Law is also a UC Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute Certified Executive Coach.
Kathryn interviews Author Dana Suskind MD. As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on families, and the Build Back Better plan is stalled in Congress, many parents feel alone, resourceless, and forgotten. But as Dr. Dana Suskind recently wrote in The Hill, parents have the power to become our nation’s strongest special interest group. She proposes we must make healthy brain development our North Star, the organizing principle around which our society is oriented. And we must do so by elevating our expectations for how society supports parents, the first and most important architects of children’s brains. Suskind is a world-class pediatric surgeon, social scientist, and bestselling author who has been featured in the NY Times, The Economist, Forbes, NPR, and Freakonomics. Kathryn also interviews Author Rebecca Morrison JD. To find your recipe for happiness, you need to know what matters most to you; have strong beliefs to support taking the necessary next steps; and actually do the kinds of things you want to, while letting go of the rest. You also need to be willing to share your desires with the world—something that is often challenging.By decluttering your days of the “should” and the “have-to” moments and focusing instead on what actually matters, a road toward fulfilling joy will be laid before you. With actionable steps for closing the gaps that are often present along the path to happiness, Rebecca Morrison shares insights on how to start living a happier life, starting right now. Morrison, a graduate of Wellesley College and Georgetown Law is also a UC Berkeley Executive Coaching Institute Certified Executive Coach.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines require web properties to be accessible to those with disabilities. Websites that do not comply can be subject to legal claims, with lawsuits increasing 300% in 2021 alone.
“As long as you are breathing, there is more right with you than wrong with you, no matter how ill or how despairing you may be feeling in a given moment.” -Jon Kabat-Zinn
At midlife it can feel like your body is going south.
It's always fun when our listeners send in questions! This episode answers a wide range of cat questions from strange vocalizing to cats in prisons.
Dr. Carole puts on her Forensic Psychiatrist/Expert Witness hat and analyzes the Johnny Depp vs. Amber Heard defamation trial. Dr. Carole works as a forensic psychiatrist/expert witness, and has done so in hundreds of civil and criminal trials.
Leila Shams was on Shark Tank with her fabulous body shaper swimwear TA3. We welcome her on The Space of the Waist as she maintains her swimwear keeps a women “ WAISTED.”
Do people keep telling you you'll change your mind about having kids? Have you been told that your choice not to have children is selfish?
Award-winning filmmaker Therese Shechter delves into the taboos surrounding childfree women and choice. From social and familial responses to those who choose to remain childfree, to the resistance of the medical community to provide legally and medically approved procedures for those who voluntarily choose sterilization, Therese addresses the gamut of childfree choices and experiences.
Today we will discuss her latest documentary, “My So-Called Selfish Life”, which is a is a paradigm-shifting journey through one of our society’s greatest social taboos: choosing not to become a mother. We also celebrate the upcoming, international release of her film, which will stream everywhere, starting May 6th, on Mother's Day weekend. The opportunity to stream the film be available from May 6-16, 2022
To purchase your tickets, go to https://watch.showandtell.film/watch/my-so-called-selfish-life You also have the option to purchase tickets as gifts!
Join us for this introspective, expert conversation and an audio preview of “My So-Called Selfish Life!” For additional information, visit https://trixiefilms.com today!
Joyce welcomes Jill Houghton, President, and CEO of Disability:IN to the show. Disability:IN is the leading nonprofit resource for business disability inclusion worldwide.
With the relentless march of digital technology over the last few decades, we’ve seen a contemporary society increasingly focused on making life faster, easier, convenient, more comfortable. But there’s an underside to this pervasive technology.
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, "cutting-edge" dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert.
Today, with Ashwell Glasson, we address deep-seated Wicked Problems as a root cause of civil unrest and social disruptions that are occurring globally, as a result of unrestrained economic growth leading to environmental problems.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives whose careers may surprise you!
Entrepreneur Batoul Ajlouni wrote "Ditching Success?” after extreme burnout led her to ditch her dream career.
Therapist and mediator Dr.
Documentary producer and creator of everyone's favorite Hip-Hop "Video Music Box". He talks about creating it, the artists, and his hit documentary.
Solar, wind, geothermal, hydro, and biomass are all renewable energy technologies with residential applications.
This Q&A episode features answers to your questions about fantasies, swinging, communication & exploring your queerness.
I love getting your questions, so keep them coming!
Belying the episode title there is more than one problem with continuing professional education (aka CPE).
Join me and the age defying Jimmy Reiss who is a serial entrepreneur and change maker. At the age of 85 Jimmy is still working out every day and is sharp as a tack. Jimmy also happens to be my father. I am so pleased to have Jimmy on the show to talk about the bundle of habits which have led him to live such a full and youthful life.
?Eric Reed is a lifetime horseman from a family of horsemen. His father Herbert trained for over 40 years apprenticing under the guidance of Mack Miller. Eric has trained since 1983 and has grown up with horses his entire life.
DAVID OSMOND has show business in his genes. As part of the world famous OSMOND FAMILY, David has carried on this iconic entertainment legacy with some incredible successes while overcoming great challenges.
We are often told to reach for our dreams and that the only real risk in life is never trying. This is the story of MJ Marggraff, a woman who decided to reach for her dream.
Preparing young people to thrive as adults will take more than school. Success in life is often a result of the experiences young people have outside of school. Mentoring programs, internships, exposure to a variety of career opportunities, mental health services, and financial support can clear a path to a bright future, particularly for those young people who face obstacles.
Join us as five nonprofit leaders operating in the “College and Career Readiness” arena, as well as a major funder discuss how to best align and coordinate efforts to increase individual and collective impact. In an era where impact if often determined by what is measurable, we will be asking ourselves how we can best measure what matters.
It can feel scary to step boldly into the unknown. But you can keep moving into this new landscape of 2022 with power and purpose!! Rebecca talks with two guests who have demonstrated following your passions confidently.
Did you receive one of the dreaded “not a no but not a yes” waitlist offers? There are some strategies you can employ, and we’ll share them on the show today. It’s also tax season, and we have some tax-advantaged ways for you to save for college.
Didier (pronounced Didi) Dubrui was born and raised in Belgium. After a stint in the United States on an Arizona Cattle Ranch, he transformed his life and values and returned to Europe with the intention of creating his own piece of Western American heaven. He settled in Brittany France where he ranches with his wife, Alison. They raise Hereford cattle and offer training in western horsemanship, breakaway roping and leather craft to clients from all over Europe. Didier shares how the challenges we face in the United States are similar to those of producers in France and around the world. Now more than ever solidarity it needed among all of us feeding and clothing the world.
It’s my regular chat with noted industry expert Regina Phelps. For this episode we talk about: 1.
Kathryn interviews Author Dana Suskind MD. As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on families, and the Build Back Better plan is stalled in Congress, many parents feel alone, resourceless, and forgotten. But as Dr.
Kathryn interviews Author Dana Suskind MD. As the pandemic continues to wreak havoc on families, and the Build Back Better plan is stalled in Congress, many parents feel alone, resourceless, and forgotten. But as Dr.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines require web properties to be accessible to those with disabilities. Websites that do not comply can be subject to legal claims, with lawsuits increasing 300% in 2021 alone.
The Americans with Disabilities Act and Web Content Accessibility Guidelines require web properties to be accessible to those with disabilities. Websites that do not comply can be subject to legal claims, with lawsuits increasing 300% in 2021 alone.
One of the most important things you need to do if you want to Rock Your Midlife is to heal yourself and all your relationships including your relationship with money. Healing is like pressing reset and starting again stronger, wiser, and whole.
How do you heal? You make peace with yourself by forgiving yourself and others and learning from your mistakes. And you give your body, mind, heart, and spirit what they need to get back in balanced
This week's show is going to give you the keys you need to identify where you've been wounded and use that information to heal and become empowered. We'll be talking with Lisa, Tahir, LCSW who will share how you can use astrology as a diagnostic tool. Specifically, she will share how to use the placement of the minor planet Chiron in your birth chart to identify the core wounds and unconscious patterns which block self-empathy and to forgive.
Then we'll be talking with The Wealthy Life Mentor, Anjel Hartwell who will share how you can heal your relationship with money. You'll Discover the 5 ays That We Ward Off Wealth & What We Can Do To Welcome It Instead!
In this episode you will learn:
Who/what is Chiron What Psychoastrology is and why it is useful How you can start to heal your core wounds How to move from wounding to healing The three vibrations of money and how to know right away which one you are emanating. How challenging it can be to Claim Your Value when you’ve always been paid according to someone else’s rules. The exact 5 Ways That We Ward Off Wealth The most powerful “Message” that you can send to the Universe to Welcome Wealth instead!
It's going to be a power packed program that will give you the tools and knowledge you need to heal yourself and your relationship with money and wealth so you can Rock Your Midlife.
Sharon is the backbone of all things Cat Behavior Solutions, and Cat Talk Radio. I could never accomplish all that I do without this important woman, diligently working behind the scenes.
Joanne Ross Wells Designs wedding gowns and welcomes customs! She is located in Perth Australia.
What does the grief process look like for those who are childless? In what ways does the experience of childless impact people in their everyday lives and in the workplace? Today we will learn more from two therapists, about the childless experience. Judy Graham and Sarah Roberts will share their experiences of childlessness, and their unique approach, as grief therapists, who serve childless women. They have worked collaboratively to identify similar threads, related to the social and cultural experiences of childless women, and will share their collective expertise around the relationship between the individual experience and the shared experience of being childless. Through their therapy practices, professional histories, and aligned community activism, they have also worked to develop Childlessness Australia, a Childless Not By Choice (CNBC), national self-advocacy organization. Childlessness Australia advocates for the visibility, rights, wellbeing and inclusion of involuntary childless people in Australia. Sarah and Judy will share their vision, and efforts to date.
Joyce welcomes Peri Jude Radecic, CEO of Disability Rights Pennsylvania. Disability Rights Pennsylvania is an independent, nonprofit corporation authorized by the U.S.
Garrison Ortiz, Pueblo County Commissioner, Tony Hass, Las Animas County Commissioner, Kevin Grantham, Fremont County Commissioner, Stan VanderWerf, El Paso County Commissioner, Bill Canda, Custer County Commissioner, Joe Garcia, CCCS Chancellor and Dr. Patty Erjavec, PCC President all join our show to discuss a proposed collective bargaining bill that will be introduced in the Colorado Legislature and how it impacts counties and higher education.
For the first time in U.S. history, people over 60 outnumber people under 18, raising fears of a widening generational divide. But Encore.org sees things differently.
Dayna Bowman Matthew is is the Dean and Harold H. Greene Professor of Law at the George Washington University Law School. Dayna focuses on disparities in health, health care, and the social determinants of health. Dayna has written numerous articles on health and antitrust law topics that have appeared in the Virginia Law Review, the Georgetown Journal of Law, and the American Journal of Law and Medicine. She is also author of the bestselling book, Just Health: Treating Structural Racism To Heal America, where she will discuss how deep structural racism embedded in America's society leads to negative health outcomes and lower life expectancy for people of color.
David Schneider, MD, Faculty Physician/Santa Rosa Family Medicine Residency and Associate Clinical Professor of Family and Community Medicine, UCSF talks about his passion of Nutrition, Lifestyle and Good health.
Today’s conversation with my guest Ashwell Glasson gives provides us with a view of the scale and scope of the challenges we are facing in securing biodiversity.
Having a message of your own and bringing it into a book is a little like creating a living, breathing thing! You start with a plan and focus for the content of the book but you also allow that content to evolve and fine tune.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Roger Smith is the author of The Most Unlikely Leader: An Unbelievable Journey From GED To CEO.
Two alcohol-free nano-emulsified adult drinks made with THC could be creating a healthier alternative to drinking traditional wines or smoking cannabis.
Dean Dady talks about her journey to becoming Dean, Harlem's medical school, why Osteopathic Medicine, the connection to black/brown communities, and scholarships for underrepresented minorities.
The toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS could be contaminating nearly 20 million acres of U.S. cropland, according to an Environmental Working Group (EWG) estimate.
The Writers Happiness Movement is based on two unwavering beliefs: 1) Kindness, inclusion, and joy matter. 2) The written word is one of the most powerful ways to promote courage, empathy, and ferocity of the heart.
Join us for our maiden voyage Show on Habits for Happiness on the VoiceAmerica Network this Friday at 8am pst/11am est.
We welcome Pat Dossett, who is the CEO of MadeFor the premier habit change program in the US today. Pat is a retired US Navy SEAL and after serving our country for almost a decade he is now sharing his wisdom with the world to teach people how to lead more empowered lives.
Pat believes in the power of small steps and is passionate about helping others realize their full potential.
Join Pat and Host & Habit Coach, Lady Fuller, as they discuss KINDNESS ... A KEYSTONE habit. Why Kindness to open the show? Because, in Pat's words, "Without Kindness, none of the other habits will stick."
You don't want to miss this one! The world can certainly use more kindness now, so tune in and learn how it can start with you.
Ron and Ed welcome back for the third time Dr. Jules Goddard from London Business School.
Join me and some dear friends who are all on their own paths of exploring open relationships. It's our first panel discussion with Poly Women.
Matt Bernier's style and presence on “Horseplayers” led to a position with the Daily Racing Form, evolving into several on-air hosting appearances on major broadcasts ,including a recent trip to cover the rich Saudi Cup. Bernier’s meteoric rise through his appearances on DRF.com and television experience has grown into his own show on YouTube -“The Matt Bernier Show.” It’s hard to believe that he is currently airing his Episode 112! Matt’s delivery has really hit a comfort zone where he discusses intelligently and passionately the top races he reviews and previews. This week’s show highlighted his views on the Kentucky Oaks – and that’s where the discussion will begin. There has been some outstanding racing at the Oaklawn Park Meet in 2022 and there is a delicious, Grade 1, $1 million Apple Blossom awaiting an extremely talented field. Over half of the abbreviated field are millionaires including two champions – Letruska and Ce Ce. Nancy Ury-Holthus does an outstanding job of preparedness for each, and every race. We’ll reflect on the season in Hot Springs and see what races left the most impression on her. In addition to examining the Apple Blossom we’ll analyze the Grade 2, $1 million Oaklawn Handicap where the invader Fearless will take on the hometown hopes that last finished 1-2-3-4in the Grade 3 Essex Handicap. A native of Hot Springs, Ark., Nancy Ury-Holthus joined the broadcast team at Indiana Grand in 2014 as the on-air paddock analyst. She has served in that capacity for more than a decade, including a position as host and handicapper for TVG. She currently works as the on-air racing analyst and media coordinator at Oaklawn Park in Arkansas during the winter months. Holthus’ background in racing is very extensive, as she has also served in several key capacities at racetracks, including stall superintendent for 10 years at Hollywood Park as well as racing office positions at Arlington Park. Holthus and her husband, Paul, a Thoroughbred trainer, oversee a stable of a dozen horses, creating a racing circuit between Oaklawn Park and Indiana Grand. She has also served as part of the broadcast team at Arlington Park for the Illinois Derby in its final years
If you are in a relationship, you have to hear this episode. It will be as enjoyable as it will be strikingly helpful to you and your partner.
Let’s Reinvent School: Stop the Violence NOW! What we can do to make our schools and our communities safe. Remember, we are here to focus on what is possible not what is wrong. Our guest is Mr. Greg Jackson.
Join us on The Soul Connection, as our Soul Doctor welcomes her esteemed guest Dr. Dino Prato, founder and CEO of Envita Medical Center in Scottsdale, Arizona.
We all face obstacles in life. Whether to our spiritual, physical, or mental health. As we overcome those, they can actually add to our transformation and deeper meaning in our stories.
It’s late April, and most seniors are getting ready to make their final choice and deposit at the college they’ll attend next fall. We’re covering all the next steps they need to be thinking about.
Hope from Covid We all need hope. Every one of us needs to know that in these crazy times, there is always a bright side, a new day to begin, and find hope.
rganizing our Business Continuity Management Systems (BCMS) is key to long-term viability. in other words, setting up everything is everything.
Gene Eric Salecker, author of "Destruction of the Steamboat Sultana: The Worst Maritime Disaster in American History"
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Stephen Morris. Placing a loved one into an assisted living facility can be an incredibly trying and emotional experience. It’s an enormous decision that does not come lightly.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Stephen Morris. Placing a loved one into an assisted living facility can be an incredibly trying and emotional experience. It’s an enormous decision that does not come lightly.
If and when you receive a cancer diagnosis, what can you do Hour 1 Day 1? Kerry Forrestal, MD and emergency room physician, has seen and delivered many cancer diagnoses in his emergency room, which is where many tumors get discovered.
“A girl should be two things: who and what she wants.” – Coco Chanel
On today's show we're talking all about empowerment.
This episode I talk to my partner in crime, Jacob Roer, about his childhood and life as a third generation Arizona cowboy - and being married to me -his Exotic Queen. He had his share of tough times, but the cowboy way just means you have to buckle down harder and grab life by the horns to get through. He’s literally grabbed many things by their horns.
Is your cat aggressive to you or other cats? Redirected aggression may be the cause. Tune in to find out what redirected aggression is, what causes it, what you can do to fix it, and how you might prevent it.
Scott Dyleski is serving life without parole in a California State Prison, while the real killer goes free. So say his attorneys, Katherine Hallinan and Sara Zalkin, who just filed a new petition in the State Court of Appeal.
Joanne Ross Wells Designs wedding gowns and welcomes customs! She is located in Perth Australia.
Joanne Ross Wells Designs wedding gowns and welcomes customs! She is located in Perth Australia.
In today’s episode we recognize the founding and evolution of The NotMom -- its blog, social networks, and events for women without children by choice or by chance. We are happy to join the celebration of The NotMom’s upcoming 10th anniversary.
Joyce welcomes Philip DeVliegher, Cami Turcotte, and Kathleen Castore to the show. They are members of the Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE) Team at Disability:IN, the leading non-profit resource for business disability inclusion worldwide. Disability:IN represents a network of over 400 corporations and expands opportunities for people with disabilities across enterprises. Their central office and 25 affiliates serve as the collective voice to effect change for people with disabilities in business. The guests will share the mission of Disability:IN, the process for a business to become DOBE certified, and the advantages of having that certification associated with a business’ name. Also discussed, will be the value to businesses to attend the Disability:IN Conference scheduled for July 18-July 21, 2022, in Dallas Texas.
We may be recovering—slowly, tentatively—from this long pandemic, as the number of COVID cases decrease, masking requirements are relaxed, and in-person meetings cautiously resume. But there’s little sense of comfort in this “New Normal.
Alan Stein, Jr. teaches proven strategies to improve both individual and organizational performance by empowering people to develop winning mindsets, rituals, and routines.
Robert M. Weir, Writer, Author, Editor, Speaker, speaks with host Sharon Kleyne about the topic of Earth Day and World Water Day. www.robertmweir.com
Authors and entrepreneurs Martha Hanlon and Chris Williams have shown us how to step into our #1 duty as business owners and executives. In this episode they talk with Rebecca and share 3 top tips to bringing your book forward. They will also talk about tips to shift from business ownership to leadership and the importance of bringing expert support in on your journey. Their most recent book, Rise Up, Leader!, unpacks these ideas in greater depth in three critical areas: your ability to Lead Yourself, Lead Your Team and Lead Your Legacy. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Martha and Chris are online at: wideawakebusiness.com.. Find Rise Up, Leader! at: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B09TZ9WQ11/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p1_i0.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes three Creatives.
Jocelyn King is the author of the forthcoming book, Sitting Pretty or Sitting Duck? 101 Must-Know Safety Tips for Women, a Silicon Valley executive and a Top 10 Woman in Cybersecurity.
What are the current views and studies around children and CBD. It's believed the CBD industry stepped into the lime light when it was shown to treat seizure in children. We'll discuss the current research and what's on the horizon.
Panda Express has announced a global cage-free animal welfare policy, committing to source 100 percent cage-free eggs and egg products for all of its restaurant locations.
What happens when an author, Liz Keller Whitehurst, has written an exciting book, Messenger, that hasn't yet found its publishing home? The clock is ticking.
Listen to Yoga Master, Author, and Yoga Resort owner Yogi Aaron as he walks us through his views on gratitude and how we can incorporate the powerful habits of AFFIRMATIONS into our daily life.
An affirmation is really anything you say or think. A lot of what we normally say and think is quite negative and doesn’t create good experiences for us. We have to retrain our thinking and speaking into positive patterns if we want to change our lives.
An affirmation opens the door. It’s a beginning point on the path to change. In essence, you’re saying to your subconscious mind: “I am taking responsibility. I am aware that there is something I can do to change.” When I talk about doing affirmations, writes Louise Hay, I mean consciously choosing words that will either help eliminate something from your life or help create something new in your life.
Listen in! You don't want to miss this episode to jump start your year on the most grateful note. https://www.yogaonlinebyblueosa.com/daily-affirmations--manifest-your-purpose
Back in January with spoke with Chris Edwards about how wealth fuels economic growth. We welcome Chris back to talk about his other area of expertise - US tax policy.
Fellow Intimacy Guide, Melissa D is unbuckling the Bible Belt in Austin, Texas with Somatic body work in sexuality. Clinical Hypnotherapist & Somatic Sex Educator.
Jay Privman covers the Southern California circuit plus such national events as the Triple Crown and Breeders' Cup.
In this week's episode, we will talk NFL Draft and Horse Racing with special guests:
• Shannon Patrick, QB Bethune Cookman, 2020 NFL Draft Prospect • Dr.
I love people. I love working with people and giving them tools and opportunities to change their health and their wealth.
Across time and cultures and against the backdrop of medical, social, economic, political, gender and racial issues, mothers face a lot and give a lot. Whether new mothers, working mothers, single mothers or grandmothers, most could benefit from some of the powerful support and care they offer. This show presents a program that does just that- “Authentic Connections Groups”. In this show, Dr. Suniya Luthar, Executive Director of AC Groups, a nonprofit that fosters resilience and well-being, will describe the Authentic Connections Group program which has been empirically validated several times and featured on national media including on PBS. She will share how groups are set-up, the topics covered, the range of women who have participated and invite you to hear a mini role-play of what a group experience might be. Dr. Luthar is joined by Dr. Jewel Kling a mom and Associate Professor of Medicine, Chair of the Division of Women’s Health Internal Medicine, and Assistant Director of the Women’s Health Center and Associate Chair of Equity, Inclusion and Diversity for the Department of Medicine at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, Arizona. Dr. Kling will speak personally and professionally on women’s needs across the spectrum and the value of her own personal experience as a participant in an Authentic Connections Group . Also joining the discussion is Johanna Callard, another mom and Director of Counseling at Northfield Mt. Hermon Prep School, MA. Johanna Collard will share her clinical perspective on the needs of working mothers and how she, her colleagues and their school community benefited from participating in the Authentic Connection Group program. She references the value of the concept of the " Go to" person that is part of the Authentic Connections Group program that expands the care and support offered in the group.Whether you are interested personally or professionally in what women who are mothers and caregivers need, or reducing the burnout in your working community-listen in to this show.
Did you know that there are approximately 179,000 young people in NC alone who are being educated in over 112,000 Homeschools? That is a 100% increase from the previous year. In fact, Homeschooling is up all across the country.
Did you know that there are approximately 179,000 young people in NC alone who are being educated in over 112,000 Homeschools? That is a 100% increase from the previous year. In fact, Homeschooling is up all across the country.
In this episode, our Soul Doctor hosts a highly esteemed guest, Major League Baseball Pitcher and current President of the Association of Ball Players, Kameron Loe. In this week’s discussion Loe and Dr.
Do you have a passion for making the world a better place? Can you visualize something new? Master Sculptor Gary Lee Price will join us on today's show to share about his bronzes and his passion for ‘capturing’ the human spirit in his work. He desires to inspire and uncover meaning in his work. As he talks with Rebecca, he'll share about his passion and his forthcoming book, Divine Turbulence. His life’s journey is to lift and to inspire! We're pretty sure he'll inspire you too! As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Gary is also online - you can get a peek at his work at https://garyleeprice.com.
Student athlete hoping for a scholarship? In honor of National Student Athlete Day on April 6, we have everything you need to know about athletic scholarships for college. In another story from our team, Vanessa Garrido will share her story of applying to college as the first generation daughter of immigrants. And for those students with access to Naviance through their high school, we’re offering tips on how to use it to its fullest potential.
The COVID pandemic impacted everyone around the globe. No country or business has escaped its wrath.
Kathryn interviews Author Greg Hammer, MD. Moms everywhere have been hit especially hard by the pandemic, and their stress has slowly compounded since 2020.
Kathryn interviews Author Greg Hammer, MD. Moms everywhere have been hit especially hard by the pandemic, and their stress has slowly compounded since 2020.
Medicare patients can benefit from continuing healthcare between doctor visits. How? With “Managed Care Services.”
Managed Care Services (MCS) are provided through doctor offices and are refunded at no cost to the physician.
“Many stories matter. Stories have been used to dispossess and to malign. But stories can also be used to empower, and to humanize. Stories can break the dignity of a people. But stories can also repair that broken dignity.
War zones since the early 2000s have challenged the core principles of modern journalism and prompted a reexamination of the role of war journalism during violent conflict.
Caleb and Marilyn Monroad - a lovely calico lady - join us to talk about their new book and their adventures together. Caleb and his catpanion, Marilyn Monroad, have been traveling by bicycle for the past nine years. Caleb identifies as "homeless" and his story of the amazing bond he has with this very lovely feline is soul touching. If you'd like to see them, this interview is also recorded on YouTube here: https://youtu.be/2OdivVOVQLw More about Caleb and Marilyn can be found here: www.calicocycles.com
Today's guest, Rebekah Koffler, is a Russian-born American, who became devoted to helping American intelligence since 9/11.
Maruska, will tell us her journey…she has vast exerience in Retail and Buying as well as Management and Sales Promotion. Maruska was the Buyer for American Designer and European Designer women’s clothing for Bloomingdales. She too developed a cutting edge New Designer department for the best news designers of the globe as she speaks over a dozen languages. Maruska received her BA from U of Philosophy and Humanities Croatia
In today’s episode we will discuss the research initiatives of Kim Martinez Phillips, who is a PHD Candidate in Sociology.
Joyce welcomes Helena Berger, Chair of the FDR Legacy Committee’s Board of Directors and its Executive Director, Mary E. Dolan to the show. The FDR Memorial Legacy Committee serves to preserve the memory of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt’s catalytic involvement in issues of equality and freedom – especially for people with disabilities. The guests will be sharing plans for the 25th Anniversary Celebration of the FDR Memorial this May in Washington, DC.
Pediatrician Mark Vonnegut has spent nearly 40 years treating children for coughs, fevers, ear infections, and sometimes more serious medical conditions. Over that time, he has seen the U.S.
Jill L. Ferguson is an award-winning writer and the author of 14 published books, serial entrepreneur, writing and business coach, and the founder of Women's Wellness Weekends and Creating the Freelance Career.
Aaron Hughes (Elizabethtown, KY), http://www.harvestnutrition.com Harvest Nutrition LLC, “The power of real food and nutrition for achieving long-term health.” Michael Framson (Medford, OR), http://www.seattlepi.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four prolific Creatives.
Keenan Johnston is an actor, known for The Pine Tar Incident: Making of Tar Wars (2017) and Blackmark (2018), and producer of the Hollywood from Home podcast.
In this encore episode we get to hear more of Rebecca's own journey from stepping into telling her own story to empowering others to find their voice and do the same.
Are you looking to party and travel with sexy-fun and open-minded people? Getting together with compatible couples while on vacation creates life-long friendships and lots of great memories.
Many successful CBD brands were created from a story usually fueled by a passion or purpose. In today's show we'll share some stories of a few brands who have a great story. We'll also get to chat with Dr Daniel Whitelocke cannabis physician in Arkansas to hear is perspective on cannabis for medicine.
The Harlem Ambassador, Musa Jackson, shares his journey on the road to the Oscars, his modeling days, and his Ambassador Magazine.
Though we live on a planet comprised primarily of water, the amount of freshwater available for human consumption and industrial purposes continues to dwindle due to pollution and freshwater runoff into the ocean.
Two fan favorites from 2021 return to join Ron and Ed in what no doubt will be a spirited conversation about Social Entrepreneurship, Kimberlee Josephson (Episode 360) and Sam Staley (Episode 367).
Join us for this hard hitting episode as we discuss the of repeating a negative storyline about yourself and it repercussions to your life/success ... and how to switch that negative self talk into "Positive Self Talk".
Long a fixture on the rail near the paddock at Del Mar, Tom Quigley has parlayed his perfect attendance at the races into a full-time, year-round job. It became known as Quigley's Corner and now has a sign in place during the race meet.
Join us on The Soul Connection, as our Soul Doctor, Dr. K welcomes her esteemed guest Jerry Perera, cofounder of the Leyden Preservation Group from Plymouth, MA. Our discussion in this episode is crucial to understand our identity as a “Nation Under God”.
Someone has finally found a way to address opioid misuse and addiction among people with chronic pain. In this show, Dr. Eric Garland, the world’s leading expert on the use of mind-body therapies to treat opioid misuse for pain will discuss the recently proven effectiveness of “MORE” – “Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement.” Dr. Garland will define opioid use disorder (OUD), its relationship to chronic pain and what makes opioids so addictive. He will discuss the treatment components of “MORE” ‘the differences between this and other treatments and the research design used to test this treatment model. In the second segment Dr. Garland will invite the audience to hear and feel what it would be like to be in a Mindfulness-Oriented Recovery Enhancement Group. In the back and forth with Host Dr. Phillips, he will consider why the group format matters and why he believes a significant number of those who received this treatment to reduced their opioid use without being specifically directed to do so. Given the danger of Opioid Use Disorder, the number of people suffering, the importance of these findings and the need for available effective treatment, this becomes a show everyone needs to hear.
In this episode, we focus on what it would take to create schools that are excellent and equitable. We will hear from Cami Anderson, a CEO who is committed to creating a path to a bright future for underserved youth. The conversation includes reactions from Professor James Guthrie. It's provocative, thoughtful, and inspired.
Is work-life balance myth or reality? Is it possible? Are there strategies to help make it possible? Join us for this special episode where Rebecca talks with some of the co-authors of the latest Refractive Thinker volume (which just released this week!).
For all the seniors celebrating their acceptances and making their final selection, there are a few unhappy with their results and contemplating a different path. If you are thinking about taking a gap year and reapplying, we have some suggestions for evaluating your options and deciding how best to move forward with this process. High school students choosing courses for the coming school year may be wondering if they should add AP or IB coursework to their schedules. We have thoughts! And finally, it’s never too late to start saving for college, and we’ll share how to get started.
Richard’s openhearted interviews of strangers from around the globe open a window into the hearts and histories of both the known and unknown.
The last few years have taught us allot about organizational risk, business continuity, and lessons learned. I speak with noted expert Andrew Witts, about the lessons learned during 2020/2021...and perhaps into 2022.
Michael E. Block, author of "The Carnage was Fearful: The Battle of Cedar Mountain, August 9, 1862"
Kathryn interviews Author Kim Dower. Acclaimed for combining the accessible and profound, Kim Dower’s poems about motherhood are some of her most moving and disarmingly candid.
Kathryn interviews Author Kim Dower. Acclaimed for combining the accessible and profound, Kim Dower’s poems about motherhood are some of her most moving and disarmingly candid.
So many women suffer from symptoms of menopause for three reasons: 1. They don't realize it's coming on, or believe they are too young for it. 2. Their conventional provider is not offering effective remedies. 3.
On this week's show we're talking about two once taboo topics: Menopause and depression
Each year 1.3 million American women enter menopause - the time when menstruation officially stops. Millions more will go through peri-menopause.
Here's another fact: women at midlife have the highest rate of depression for any group by gender and age - 12.3% about 1 in 8.
Hot flashes, fatigue, insomnia, brain fog, moodiness, weight gain - these are just a few things that women may experience at midlife. How do you deal and get the support you need through every stage of menopause?
There isn’t a one-size-fits-all regimen when it comes to managing menopause and boosting your mood at midlife. We each need to figure out: What works for me?
Fortunately, there are numerous options to support midlife women and help them thrive as they transition through menopause and into their second half of life.
Today's show is going to give you keys that will empower you to take charge of your mental and physical health.
Here's what we're dishing about
• Real solutions to deal with the changes your experiencing as you go through menopause • The latest medical treatments for your symptoms • Creative ways to manage menopause at work • Boosting your mood by hacking your brain's happiness hormones • Plant-based solutions designed for women
One of our listeners sent in questions about how to tell the difference between stray and feral cats. Tune in for that answer, as well as learning about the sociability of stray kittens, and the "f word".
Paul Stehly is a second generation citrus and avocado grower from Central Valley California. The struggle to secure affordable water for his family farming operation has required the operation to expand their business model. They started their own well drilling business which they operate in addition to their organic avocado and citrus farm.
Schools are no longer like the Little Red Schoolhouse we read about in books. They're battlegrounds for rights these days: from political to sexual to services for special needs kids.
The reasons for someone not having a child, by choice, chance or circumstance, are varied and vast.
Joyce is honored to have as her guest, Andy Imparato, Executive Director, of Disability Rights California (DRC). DRC is the federally funded legal services agency that serves Californians with all disabilities across the age spectrum. Among the topics Mr.
As with many challenges in life, having the right mindset is the key to success. And so it is with the process of aging.
AmyK Hutchens is an international award-winning speaker, author, coach, and master communicator. She travels globally and works virtually with executives to share her mission.
Richard G. Glogau, MD (San Francisco, CA), dermatologist, "cutting-edge" dermatology, especially in cosmetic surgery and the treatment of skin cancer. Jerry Barnes (Cottage Grove, OR), global forest genetics expert.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four hard-working Creatives.
Carin Weisman Crook is a multipotentialite, expert communicator, intuitive eating facilitator, yoga and meditation teacher, and the author of #morninghaiku.
Dr.
Sometimes our words get stuck and we struggle to find our purpose let alone share about it. Today's guest is Jennifer Hough, a bestselling author who shares how to get untuck in writing and bringing your book and message forward.
Are you feeling a little unsure about how to spice things up and get more out of your sex life? Perhaps you want to explore your kinky side but you’re worried that your sexual desires are not in line with your personal morals and...
Yes, customers from "My CBD Cabinet" in Phoenix Arizona will share their experiences with using different types of CBD and other forms of cannabis and how it impacted them. This will be a live event at the store with real customers and real stories.
With social and economic benefits that are plentiful, more efficient homes mean the quality of citizens' lives are improved, reducing costs and bettering both public health and the environment.
Bern, Switzerland—known for its narrow cobblestone streets, decorative fountains, and striking towers. Yet dark currents run through this charming medieval city and beyond, to the idyllic farmlands that surround it.
Ron and Ed have had so many Guests in the past few months that certain housekeeping items have gone neglected. In this episode they will rectify that and answer listener email and, of course, talk about subscription stuff.
Have you ever been so ready for sex and then along the way you're frustrated? Linnea Marie, Certified Sex Educator and Sexuality Coach discusses with me how to take the goal of an orgasm out of sex and focus on joy of discovering pleasure.
Sara and Brian talk about Action 22, the history behind the organization and what the mission is.
Do people truly see ghosts and spirits, and if so, why? A psychic medium wrote about her “God Squad” of divine helpers.
Pete Aiello is more than just the booming voice who has mastered the art of storytelling as a live event unfolds at Gulfstream Park, he is a keen student of the game.
Are Community Schools in our Future?
Research has shown that Community Schools can be a local engagement strategy that creates and coordinates opportunities with its public school to accelerate student success. It serves as a vehicle for hyper-local decision-making that responds to the unique needs of each community. Today will be exploring how Community Schools can efficiently and effectively utilize resources to advance the well-being of children and their families now and for future generations. To help us better understand Community Schools, their impact, and to get a better understanding of what it would take to bring the concept to life, is our very special guest, Founder of the Charlotte Community Think Tank, Community Organizer, and education advocate, Shamaiye Haynes. You can find Shamaiye’s picture and bio on the Let’s Reinvent School HomePage on Voice America’s Variety Channel.
Working with experts can be challenging, frustrating, and sometimes puzzling. Working with a great expert is often insightful as well as rewarding, whether or not it helps your case.
We can all start a journey to healing and wholeness! Today's guest, Melissa Jones will share how. An overcomer herself, Melissa knows first-hand what it means to overcome in life and make a comeback.
Students have been warned about cleaning up their social media presence, but many don’t realize that some sites can be beneficial to high school and college students.
Dr. Romy Nicoletta is a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine. She owns a veterinary practice in Walsenburg, Colorado. She talks about the veterinarian shortage that has been exacerbated by retiring vets and the Covid pet craze. She also talks about the 2021 fight in Colorado over ballot initiative 16. Initiative 16 called for a change in criminal cruelty to animal statutes even though there are already protections in place for animals. Initiative 16 would have expanded animal statutes to include criminalizing certain animal husbandry practices, including procedures for common and routine animal care and management treatments.
Back by popular demand. People wanted to know the rest of her amazing journey, join us for a synopsis of her story.
It's our monthly discussion with renown expert Regina Phelps, and we talk about a wide variety of topics this month. For the March 2022 episode we discuss: 1.
Jim Downs, author of "Maladies of Empire: How Colonialism, Slavery, and War Transformed Medicine"
Let’s have an honest conversation about stress, anxiety and depression. They are not simply symptoms of family history or chemical imbalance.
Many women struggle with their weight, especially at midlife. Hormonal changes can influence your appetite, including how much you eat and what you're craving. These hormonal changes can also cause you to store more fat.
While you may be tempted to diet, dieting is not the answer. Dieting is not sustainable, and predicts weight gain not loss. Plus, dieting increases stress which can also trigger emotional eating and weight gain around your waistline.
What's the answer? Reclaim your food voice and learn to eat intuitively and in this week's show you'll learn how to do it!
I'll be dishing with registered dietitian Julie Duffy Dillon about how you can ditch dieting forever and learn to listen to your intuitive wisdom around eating.
Plus, Julie will also share her wisdom around PCOS (polycystic ovary disease). You'll lean what PCOS is, what to do about PCOS cravings, and how it can impact menopause.
In the second half of the show we'll shift gears and talk about heart disease the leading cause of death in US women, with Tim Bilbrey. He's developed an award-winning home-based system to help cardiac patients, and will share an innovative solution for supporting cardiac patients.
In recent decades the term “mass incarceration” has been closely associated with the disproportionate growth of the prison population in the United States.
How long does it take a cat to settle into a new home? How do you get them to settle in quicker? What should you do to make him feel welcome? In this podcast Molly and Dewey discuss the crucial steps to take when arriving home with a new cat.
When winners of Oscars 2022 will be forgotten, Will Smith's slap of Chris Rock for his joke that insulted Will's wife, Jaden Smith, will be long remembered. There's still much controversy over this incident that stopped the Oscars cold.
John H. Edmondson is a former C. E. O. of many women’s retail clothing stores in the United States. (See Bio attached) John is here as an expert and visionary to discuss the future of retail for women’s clothing.
In today’s episode, we will discuss the history of the IVF industry, and its latest strategies for expanding its market reach and services. This 44-year-old for-profit industry is estimated to reach to $37 billion dollars globally by 2027.
Joyce is honored to have as her guest, Steve Irwin, lifelong public servant, and current democratic candidate for US Congress for PA. He will discuss his commitment to people with disabilities and employment at the state level.
Veronica Valli is a former psychotherapist who was accredited by the British Association of Counseling and Psychotherapy with 17 years of experience.
After two trying years, we appear to be making a fitful transition from a tumultuous pandemic to an almost normal endemic—at least for now.
Ritu Saini, MD (New York, NY), National Skin Cancer Foundation, “Mohs Surgery, Skin Cancer and Melanoma.” Shonda Schilling (Medfield, MA), founder of the Shade Foundation of America (and wife of pitcher Kurt Schilling). “Have Fun in the Sun But Be Smart.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four Cool Creatives.
Chris Shaver developed The Marriage Cure Program to provide an accurate, unbiased, and articulate way for couples to see their personality differences, stop fighting and restore their love.
In this encore episode, Rebecca talks with best-selling author Joseph Luckett about his journey to writing his book, Zero to 100: The Gold Standard of Global Networking.
We've heard news on what not to take with CBD so in today's show we'll be discussing what goes well with CBD.
Christal Young and G. Keith Alexander once worked in the same FOX-5 TV newsroom. After years of separation, Emmys, and creating new shows, they catch up.
Borobabi was founded by Carolyn Butler, a chemical engineer, who recognized an opportunity to save money and protect the planet through supply chain utilization. According to the U.
Enter the world of your local Indie bookseller and find yourself again! Bookstores have become a hub in your community, a place to browse, to sit a spell, to have a conversation.
Join this FUN episode as I talk with relationship and mindset Guru Case Kenny to discuss the powerful habit of learning to "Let Go".
Case Kenny is the Chicago-based writer, podcaster and recording artist behind The New Mindset Journal.
Case (@case.
Miyoshi Days and I both got the cliche "Aunt Flow" talk, treating your period like a curse. My path to discover the wonders of my Menstrual Cycle has been a gift that I value.
In this show, Dr. Deborah Serani, psychologist, award winning author and media expert returns to Psych-Up Live to discuss her new children’s book “ Sometimes When I‘m Mad.” She invites listeners to understand and respond to anger in children.
Climate Change is one of the hottest topics in news headlines and in the business world. I talk to climate change evangelist Pinaki Bhaduri about the effects of climate change on organizational resilience.
What is the key to staying in a positive energy and continuing to move forward? In this week's episode, Rebecca talks with two influencers who are using their past experiences to move through obstacles and tame the naysayers.
Many students with top choice colleges feel like they should attend a summer program at that college. We’ll talk about the pros and cons of that decision and share our bottom line on this.
How do we recognize, acknowledge, and heal burnout, especially in healthcare? Mamta Gautam, MD and psychiatrist to health professionals, has seen the Covid pandemic first hand through the eyes of the medical professionals she serves.
Student loan debt has become a social problem in many advanced countries, affecting the long term economic prospects of students. Total outstanding student debt in the United States amounts to $1.
Why would someone lie to a cat behavior consultant? What kind of lies do they tell and why?
Senator Coram joins us to discuss legislation he is currently working on, rural Colorado issues including water, energy and agriculture, the state of politics in our nation and why he decided to run for Colorado's 3rd Congressional District.
Action 22 does not endorse candidates during an election season. All members of Action 22 currently running for office have an open invitation to appear on Making Action Happen to discuss the issues and policies of their candidacy.
The views and opinions expressed on Making Action Happen are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Action 22.
It's hard to keep up with the twists and turns in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Today, Dr. Carole starts by taking us inside the minds of President Biden and President Putin, as she puts them on her couch.
Melody will be talking about the Hour Glass Body Shape with Balanced, Short or Long Waist Length. Joining Melody will be Maryn White the beautiful, intelligent and compassionate National American Miss Missouri 2021. Maryn attends Missouri University and soon to be attending law school.
With more than two decades of activism, writing and wisdom, focused on the childfree choice, Laura Carroll will share insight around her journey, and the evolution of the childfree movement. She will also discuss her recently published longitudinal research, which followed 25 women over a decade.
In this episode, we will discuss the need to find ways to best bring together the childfree and childless communities, to build a shared movement for meaningful change. New Legacy Institute advocates for a collective “without children” movement, focused on the ways our experiences intersect, and identifying what impacts us most, as a collective community.
We will look at both the perceived and actual differences in our experiences, and how identifying terms often get in the way of recognizing the spectrum and continuum of our shared experiences. We will consider the ways we can choose to actively bridge our communities by reflecting on our common intentions to impact social change and to influence inclusive and equitable policy initiatives.
Join us for this in-depth conversation for change. Share your questions and comments before, during or after the show on any of our platforms, or email radio@newlegacyinstitute.com
Joyce is pleased to have as her guests, the 2021 Paul Hearne Emerging Leaders Award Winners, Elijah Armstrong and Noor Perez, on the show.
In this episode, host Michael Walsh talks to former pro football player Randy Grimes about his illustrious career playing football through college, his time with the Buccaneers, and finding recovery.
Many aging experts become focused on the field of gerontology when they become, well, older. Not so with Carly Roman. Carly’s interest was first piqued as a high school student on Long Island, when she founded a local chapter of GlamourGals, a national group that provides free makeup and manicures, in addition to social connection, for older adults. Through her undergraduate and graduate education, culminating with a PhD degree at the USC Leonard Davis School of Gerontology, Carly founded two more local chapters of GlamourGals—and along the way has broadened her compassion for seniors into a passion for developing pragmatic programs that benefit older adults and those who support them. In today’s episode, Carly, currently the Innovation Manager at the Motion Picture & Television Fund in southern California, will talk about her core philosophy of “positive psychology”—shedding light on the positive aspects of aging—and “generativity,” the feeling of meaningfully contributing to another person’s well-being—as well as yourself. In her current position, she focuses on strategies to provide health and wellness, social services, and programs for working and retired members of the entertainment industry. More broadly, she is committed to bridging the gap between research and practice to ensure that older adults have opportunities to feel valued and stay socially connected through intergenerational programs. Drawing from her varied experiences, including those through the National Science Foundation, the Archstone Foundation and Dorot, Carly will talk about her vision for an age-integrative, rather than age-segregated society. How do we change our age “silos” to create enriching experiences for all ages? How do we shift resources to deal with the reality of people living longer, reconciling the desire for independence above all, while still being safe? And how do we paint a more realistic picture of the aging process? Not that age doesn’t matter, but that people should be valued, first, for their achievement, so that we no longer find ourselves saying, “Well, that’s really amazing—for someone their age!”
Mads Friis created Growth Island which is a podcast on health and human wellbeing. Here, he has interviewed over 70 experts from around the world as well as being a partner in several companies that focus on health, performance, well being and energy. Mads speaks and facilitates workshops on habits, biohacking, and the future of health. He has a passion for building health, performance, and wellbeing related ventures and projects by working closely with individuals. Mads also co-built 3 impact-driven ventures with KRING with the second one, being an AI-mental health app, which collected 2,000 users after its launch. He will discuss his podcast called Growth Island which provides ways for people to be healthier and happier.
Known as "Mother of Qigong in America" & for her instant healings, Dr. Effie Chow is a world-renowned Qigong Grandmaster energy healer, nurse, acupuncturist, author, international speaker, Humanitarian, Futurist, and Visionary.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four hard-working Creatives.
Judy Katz is a book collaborator, ghostwriter, publisher, and marketer who has helped develop storylines for prospective authors and has completed, published, and publicized 50 books so far.
Dr.
Join us for this encore conversation with best-selling author Autry Denson about his journey to writing his book, Running by Faith: Two-Minute Devotionals with Eternal Impact .
Cannabis is gaining popularity and acceptance making it an attractive business opportunity. Like all business opportunities, more knowledge is better.
HarlemAmerica Digital Network is the Total Black Experience in Entertainment, Empowerment, and Health & Wellness. May was Mental Health Awareness Month, so I invited two awesome special guests, Reinventionist Rolonda Watts and Psychologist Dr.
Grocery store workers are the unofficial thin green line between people and food — thrust into a situation that no one saw coming. In 2020, the burden of facing the masses fell on a select few, and Adam Kaat was one of them.
This week on Dropping In, we have Scottish author Michael Miller. He began writing his debut book, The Reborn King, when he was 10. In 2015 he renewed his writing efforts and released The Reborn King in November of that year.
The influence of David Maister's work on professional firms continues to this day despite the fact that he retired in 2009.
As someone navigating the world with PTSD, I discovered Margeaux Feldman on IG and following them, I felt a huge rise in my understanding and language around trauma. Margeaux is a writer, educator, and community builder.
Eric Hamelback is the CEO of the National Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association and will be our first guest.
In this episode, Dr. Therese Huston, cognitive scientist, professor and the author of How Women Decide: What’s True, What’s Not and What Strategies Spark the Best Choices, offers a new and well researched look at women as decision makers. She addresses the reality of gender dynamics in the workplace like the glass ceiling, the glass cliff and the different consequences of making a mistake for men and women in leadership.She dispels the myths and beliefs about gender differences and decision making with comprehensive research. She proposes that the reason that men and women should both be in the boardroom is that while there are many actual similarities in their decision- making, the real differences would maximize success. Adding to this she offers fascinating studies that reveal the best decision-making strategies for women from testing our use of intuition to resisting the first idea that comes to mind. Listen in, you will be surprised and informed.
Risks! Everyday we face risks and need to be able to manage them. Organizations need to be able to manage their internal risks and their external risks.
Momentum can be hard to maintain. It requires both consistency and high, sustained energy.
Regular decision results are coming out, and we can help! We have advice about how to decide and what to do if you are waitlisted. In honor of Women’s History Month, we’re discussing what makes a someone a good candidate for a women’s college. In Office Hours, we’re answering your college finance and admissions questions.
Brian sits down with Richard Arko to discuss his candidacy for Clerk and Recorder, working for the Bureau of Prisons and the overall state of politics today.
Please visit www.action22.org or email us at show@action22.org
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Action 22 does not endorse candidates during an election season. All members of Action 22 that are currently running for office have an open invitation to appear on Making Action Happen to discuss the issues and policies of their candidacy.
The views and opinions expressed on Making Action Happen are those of the hosts and guests and do not necessarily reflect the official policy or position of Action 22.
Kathryn interviews Entrepreneur Rebecca Rolland EdD.Entrepreneur Bukola Somide introduces “Somi” the Computer Scientist. This beautiful interactive African American doll focuses on exposing kids to computer science concepts in a fun way.
Kathryn interviews Entrepreneur Rebecca Rolland EdD.Entrepreneur Bukola Somide introduces “Somi” the Computer Scientist. This beautiful interactive African American doll focuses on exposing kids to computer science concepts in a fun way.
https://sabrinamagnan.com/coaching If you constantly find yourself adhering to your diet perfectly for a couple of days, only to find yourself caving & uncontrollably binging on ALL foods (then feeling guilty for lacking willpower), today we are going to help you understand the fundamental mistakes that cause this cycle. We’re going to explain why trying to double down on discipline and willpower isn’t the solution and how to get out of this “binge and restrict” cycle for good.
Certified Nutrition Health Coach, Sabrina Magnan, knows your pain. “As a nearly professional ex-dieter, I know how exciting the first few weeks of a diet can feel – the praise and dopamine boost you get from people noticing your progress. And your jeans finally fitting!”
She continues, “But I also know the heartbreak that comes from trying to relax just a little bit – having a cheat day turn into a cheat week, eventually falling right back into the old habits that got me dieting in the first place. (actually… being worse off than when I started, with an extra layer of shame, guilty and misery that comes with the failure of yet another diet.)”
Our guest Heidi Crosky of the Virginia Animal Owners Alliance will talk about the grass roots group's efforts to protect animal ownership in her state and why everyone else in the country should pay attention.
Like it or not, agriculture producers of animals and animal products realize they are always being scrutinized by animal activists and extremists. People that don't take the time to understand the industry or individual operations. Zoos are no exception, neither are pet breeders. In the Commonwealth of Virginia there is a quiet war being waged against all types of animal owners - including pet owners and folks may be a little surprised who is on the other side of the battle axe.
While there will sadly be bad actors in any area of life, the vast majority of farmers, ranchers, breeders, and zoo keepers/owners/directors care deeply about the well being of animals; it is their livelihood! We therefore, suggest the listener take a closer look at the fundamental differences between animal welfare and the animal extremism philosophy:
For the sake of clarity, the listener should consider the following definitions of animal welfare vs animal rights or extremism. Animal Welfare – Animal welfare includes all animals, whether used for food, companionship, or sport. It is based on a principle of animal ownership and reflects a commonsense approach that animals should be treated well, and animal cruelty is wrong. Animal welfare standards and guidelines for animal use and management are based on sound veterinary and animal husbandry experience, research, and practices. The AVMA views animal welfare as a, “…human responsibility that encompasses all aspects of animal well-being, including proper housing, management, nutrition, disease prevention and treatment, responsible care, humane handling, and, when necessary, humane euthanasia”. There should be no unnecessary suffering, including animals that provide for human needs.
Animal Extremism - Animal extremists believe in an ideology that there is no distinction between animals and humans. They view animal ownership of any kind as exploitation and slavery. The true goal of Animal Extremist groups is to work for legislation and regulations only until all animals are no longer owned or utilized by human beings.
You've gone to great lengths to get your cat over a traumatic event, and things were going along fine, until suddenly, the anxiety returned. Molly talks about the things that cause the behaviors to reoccur and how to prevent relapses.
It's hard to keep up with the twists and turns in Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Today, Dr. Carole starts by taking us inside the minds of President Biden and President Putin, as she puts them on her couch.
Kara Mac offers custom and other styles of shoes, boots and sandals DTC onlline WWW. Kara Mac.Com
Jody Day is the British founder of Gateway Women, the global friendship, support & advocacy network she set up by accident after starting a blog sharing honestly the truth of her childlessness in 2011.
Joyce welcomes Raul Suarez-Rodriguez, Director, Global Economic Inclusion & Supplier Diversity at Merck to the show. For over 130 years, Merck, known as MSD outside the United States and Canada, has been inventing for life, bringing forward medicines and vaccines for many of the world’s most challenging diseases in pursuit of their mission to save and improve lives. They demonstrate a commitment to patients and population health by increasing access to health care through far-reaching policies, programs, and partnerships. Today, Merck continues to be at the forefront of research to prevent and treat diseases that threaten people and animals – including cancer, infectious diseases such as HIV and Ebola, and emerging animal diseases – as they aspire to be the premier research-intensive biopharmaceutical company in the world. Mr Rodriguez will share how Merck is championing the inclusion of people with disabilities within their hiring practices.
America has become a “foodie” nation, with a constant stream of information and debate about diets and nutrition, the latest studies, opinions and prescriptions about what we should be eating—or not.
Robert L. Dilenschneider is the founder of a corporate strategic counseling and public relations firm called The Dilenschneider Group. He has authored dozens of books on the power of decisions to impact your life and work. In his new book, Nailing It: How History’s Awesome Twentysomethings Got It Together, he discusses common challenges faced by 25 men and women in their twenties who overcame great obstacles and obtained success. These include Steve Jobs, Maya Angelou, Albert Einstein.
Millions of children are staying at home now. How can parents help children to stay healthy and active to fight the Coronavirus? Tune in to today's show to find out what Kevin Kearns, a top American trainer would recommend.
Join us for this encore conversation with authors Wendy Benson and Elizabeth Myers about their book The Confident Patient: Successfully Navigate Your Healthcare Journey.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four dedicated Creatives.
Brenda Miller is a serial entrepreneur with 21 businesses, the founder of The Kid Code, and author of the books The Kid Code and Blessing Mistakes.
There has been plenty of mentions regarding the use of CBD for glaucoma. In today's show we'll review the latest studies, research, and reviews to reveal what's possible with CBD.
Graham "Skip" Dillard comes to HarlemAmerica to talk about New York's new radio station, WXBK 94.7 The Block, his 25 years in media, and the changing face of radio.
Small farmer organizations in the developing world are historically under-resourced, with limited access to the capital needed to grow their organizations and invest in climate solutions.
Elysse helps authors determine the most effective promotional path for their book releases, and for crafting their brand. Prior to joining the Books Forward team, Elysse worked as a content strategist in the nonprofit sector.
Pueblo District Attorney Jeff Chostner joins us to discuss the current state of crime in the state and region, what is the cause and what solutions are being explored.
Spirituality and Sexuality may seem opposing but Carlie Palmer-Webb, The Christian Sex Educator and I know that the connection there, makes each part better.
Carlie is a developmental psychologist, a gender and sexuality researcher.
Ron and Ed welcome their first five-time Guest to the show, VeraSage Fellow and Professor at Xavier University in Cincinnati, Dr. Reginald Lee.
In this week's episode, Mike will be joined with special guest,
• Dave Weaver of TVG & FanDuel
We'll be talking MLB Lockout, Kentucky Derby preps, NFL Combine, and more!
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Whether you are a seasoned psychoanalyst, group therapist or someone interested in how and why psychoanalysis works and how psychoanalytic thinking has expanded – You have to hear Dr. Robert Grossmark. Drawing upon his new book, The Unobtrusive Relational Analyst, he discusses his work with patients who formerly would be considered unsuitable for psychoanalytic treatment. These are patients in the session or the group often enact the trauma they never had the words to share. Drawing upon case studies, Grossmark exemplifies what it means to companion with a person rather than interpret or invite mutual examination of the analytic process. He describes a process that teeters on the edge of chaos but ultimately makes relatedness and reflective thinking possible. In a powerful way, you will even see and better understand glimpses of yourself and your family on the journey we all take- which at times gets pretty close to chaos!!
Business Continuity & Operational Resilience: Is it the Same? Many people in the industry are pondering that question. I'm joined by two founders of the Resilience Think Tank, Ashley Goosman and Andreas Bryant, who will try to help answer this question.
New York Times columnist Ron Lieber published The Price You Pay for College: An Entirely New Road Map for the Biggest Financial Decision Your Family Will Ever Make in early 2021. Our team is sharing their thoughts on the book in this episode.
So many women suffer from symptoms of menopause for three reasons: 1. They don't realize it's coming on, or believe they are too young for it. 2. Their conventional provider is not offering effective remedies. 3.
In recent decades world events have witnessed an eruption of major protest movements, amid deepening social & political inequalities, exacerbated by ongoing COVID events.
Does your cat zoom around the house, bouncing off walls? You are not alone! Many cat owners experience this phenomenon and are at a loss for explaining why it happens - often at the most inopportune times and at the expense of breakable items.
Sheryl Alexa Shaffer is a veteran of the U.S. Women's Army Corps and proudly served to continue the legacy of her mother who served in WWII.
Our focus for this episode, will be on the origins of the childfree-parenthood-by-choice movement, the fight against pronatalism in the United States, and where we are today.
Joyce is thrilled to have as her guest, Michael Coffey, writer, and a producer of Triumph, starring, RJ Mitte. Mr. Coffey will discuss what inspired him to write and produce the movie, as well as his personal experiences as a person living with cerebral palsy, and his current projects.
Does the thought of meditation, yoga, prayer, or spirituality feel foreign to you? It does for a lot of people, yet spirituality is a central talking point for those who are in recovery from drugs and alcohol. Michael interviews Sloane Spanierman, Director of Business Development for Crisis Case Management, about her own journey with addiction, alcoholism, loss and grief, as well as the numerous and unusually coincidental ways those very human struggles have allowed her to connect with and help others. Sloane also shares what meditation is for her and how you can’t “do it wrong,” her near-death experience that strengthened her faith, and why she chooses to practice gratitude.
In addition to her role with CCM, Sloane is a spiritual life coach, registered yoga teacher, interventionist, recovery coach, mother, sponsor, and friend to many. Born out of a true passion to help others, Sloane has co-led therapeutic groups for adolescents with complex mental health struggles and addiction. She is an advocate for premature babies and their mothers. Sloane also has opened and served as Program Director for a female-only sober living facility, intervened, coached and case-managed many.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES: Sloane was recently featured on “The Know with Nikki Spo”: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/10-sobriety-through-spirituality-with-sloane-spanierman/id1566870695?i=1000533859430
If you are ready to take the first step toward recovering from a drug or alcohol addiction, check out Landmark Recovery at https://landmarkrecovery.com/locations/find-a-landmark-near-you/. You should also know that our treatment programs are tailored to your beliefs, whether you prefer faith-based programming or non-religious. Read more about that here: https://landmarkrecovery.com/differences-between-aa-and-smart-recovery/
Also, learn more about Crisis Case Management at https://crisiscm.com/
SHOW NOTES: [7:42] One of the gifts of sobriety and recovery: grace. [10:20] Sloane’s first Alcoholics Anonymous meeting. Also, how you always have something to offer the world. [13:00] Spirituality, meditation, the practice of prayer, and yoga. [17:15] You don’t get sober overnight. It takes time to get back to your true self. [18:05] Rebuilding the bridge from the head to the heart. [19:15] “I stayed sober out of spite. … At a certain moment, it was not about the not drinking. It was about, ‘How am I going to fill this cup – of my life – that is dry?” [27:24] A commentary on books “The Tipping Point” and “Let It Be Easy.” [28:20] “When I’m not looking through the lens of how difficult things can be, things seem to move much more swimmingly.” [29:20] The concept of a higher power, or God, in recovery. [32:10] How do you stay sober when you have been through so much pain? [34:30] “Having nothing larger than myself was darker than death.” [38:30] “This isn’t a sobriety thing. This is a human thing.”
Marcia Naomi Berger has been licensed clinical social worker and psychotherapist for over 30 years. She supports the claim that societal pressure has decreased and economic incentives are less relevant. Marcia offers many tips, workshops, programs and therapy for anyone ready to explore a fulfilling and lasting union. Marcia is the author of Marriage Minded: An A-to-Z Dating Guide for Lasting Love. She will discuss how to overcome obstacles within dating and relationships which can help lead to a lasting emotionally and spiritually positive relationships as well as marriage.
Host Sharon Kleyne discusses Sjögren's disease with Shirley Gutkowski, RDH, BSDH host of Cross Link Radio. https://www.facebook.com/AmericasDentalHygienist www.rdhpurpleguide.com
How do you tell your own story? Even a story of grief. Join us as Rebecca Hall Gruyter talks with author Karen Wright about her book: Now or Never: Shine, Baby, Shine! In this powerful memoir Karen shares how she tragically lost her 18-year-old daughter.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes four non-stop Creatives.
John Fracchia is an educator, novelist, playwright, composer and musician, improv performer, experimental film artist and former president of four non-profit organizations.
Michelle Willette, who was homeless for a decade in Los Angeles, is now a Thought Transformationalist and Co-Founder of Balance Your Path LLC. She teaches people how to transform their thoughts to create the foundation of the natural state of well-being.
Dr. Kerry Forrestal, MD, one of the youngest licensed EMTs in NY and the NYANG 106th Air Rescue Wing Commander’s Advisor on diversity, is an Emergency Medicine and trauma center physician. With John Fracchia, he co-wrote the novel, Cataclysm: The Myst Clipper Shicaine, and the play, Club Hell.
Sharon Wallen is a board-certified teacher who enhanced critical thinking and creativity for elementary school students. Now a Life Coach, she is the author of The Grateful Reflections Journal, with self-affirmations, goal-setting, and gratitude writing.
Join us for Read My Lips: Creativity Out-of-the-Box.
Has your sex life changed since you turned 50? Are you longing to recreate that passion and lust for your partner that you had all those years ago when you first started dating? Join Stephanie and Fox, from Evolve Your Intimacy, with Sexologist, Dr.
Join host Ryan Treasure and guest Hank Frecon, CEO and cofounder of Source Digital, as they discuss risk vs reward and company startups.
In this week's episode, we will discuss current CBD studies & state of CBD usage among our beloved Veterans.
Billy "Mr. Apollo" Mitchell talks about his autobiography "THEY CALL ME MR. APOLLO." And, his exciting role as the Apollo Theater's Historical Tour Manager and is now the landmark theater's Tour Director and resident historian.
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
Join Ed and Ron for a tribute to one of the greatest satirist and humor writer, P.J. O'Rourke. We will explore P.J.'s books, and other stories from all the tributes that have been written about him recently. P.J. was one of a kind.
Mamie the Intimacy Coach has always been fascinated by sexuality. I noticed her IG @Southern_Sex_Ed and realized, YES! We are both talking about sex in cities and places where this hadn't been a conversation or it is happening in a very limited way.
A native of Hot Springs, Ark., Nancy Ury-Holthus joined the broadcast team at Indiana Grand in 2014 as the on-air paddock analyst. She has served in that capacity for more than a decade, including a position as host and handicapper for TVG.
In this week's episode, Mike is joined by frequent show guest:
• Adrian the "Maddbacker" Ross, ex Cincinnati Bengals LB
We will recap the Super Bowl and how Adrian's Bengals could have pulled out the game.
It's my regular talk with industry expert and a former nurse, Regina Phelps. For this episode we talk about some new topics, though of course, we still touch on global pandemic topics.
Join Rebecca Hall Gruyter for our special interview series with some of the co-authors of Step Into Your Brilliant Purpose - to release March 1, 2022! This powerful anthology gives each author's unique perspective and personal journey of discovering and stepping into their purpose. They all share tips and insights they discovered on the journey to empower the reader to step into their brilliant purpose….in doing so they can step into living their life in full color, full purpose, and deep meaning. Listen in this week as Rebecca talks with chapter authors: Kara Goss, Charlotte Allen, and MacKenzie Nelson. As always, you can find our host, Rebecca Hall Gruyter at the www.RHGTVnetwork.com or at www.yourpurposedrivenpractice.com. Our authors can also be found online. Kara at https://karagoss.com/, MacKenzie at https://www.mackenziekaynelson.com, and Charlotte at https://rebelsuccessforleaders.com/.
What does it mean when your college of choice accepts you and then asks you to spend your first year in another country? We’ll share more about starting college abroad, from why these programs exist to what to expect to whether or not you can ask for a more traditional start on campus. In our final Financial Aid Awareness Month segment, we’re sharing more about what a financial aid officer actually does and how they can help you. Finally, with spring (and COVID on the wane), it’s college visit season! We have planning tips.
My husband and I recently purchased our Indian Springs ranch from Stephen E Lee and his wife Kate.
In 2022, we celebrate the African American First's that Master Sergeant Robert Jackson, USMC (Ret.) has accomplished with a lifelong career in Public Affairs.
What's an SDP Window? It's the Kitten Sensitive Development Period Window! One of our listeners emailed a request for a podcast topic specifically about all the things you should, and should not expose a young kitten to - and when.
This episode launches the Bonding Tip of the Week, sponsored by Vitakraft, makers of the yummiest cat treats! Watch the Bonding Tip and get a valuable coupon: www.catbehaviorsolutions.org/bonding
As the world keeps getting crazier, many people are feeling frustrated, helpless and afraid.
Simone and Melody will have a conversation about body awareness and clothing selections once you know your body shape and waist length. Simone is shorter and a Rectangle/Hourglass Long -Waisted.
In our premiere episode, we will discuss the experience of being involuntarily childless in a pronatalist world, through personal experiences, and the need for change. Our guest for this episode is Hilary Fennell.
Hilary is an award-winning programme maker and journalist with extensive experience of working in television and radio as a series producer and director. In her ground-breaking radio documentary, Childless, Hilary Fennell explores the realities and dynamics of being involuntarily childless in a child-centered society.
Her voice as a childless not by choice woman, is interwoven with the stories of six other women. Each of the women speak to their diverse journeys in coming to terms with living a life without children.
Currently, it is estimated that one in five women in Ireland will not have a child, by the time they reach age 45. It is further estimated that only 10% of these women are childless by choice (child free). Childless, focuses on the other 90% of women, who represent an often less represented group.
This group is often silenced by the taboo nature of this topic, which remains today, despite the number of women living without children, not by choice. Further, these statistics do not include other genders. A majority of countries primarily track the parental status of women only.
Societies have become obsessed with motherhood and the idealization of human reproduction, supported by pronatalist rhetoric, which is reinforced through policy, in the workplace and socially.
Hilary navigates the social, physical and emotional impact of childlessness throughout her documentary, with skillful artistry and a full heart, amidst the shadows of grief, a call for social change, and the lightness of learning to live a full and meaningful life.
Please join us to learn more about her incredible radio documentary, and the issues that matter most to those who are living without children, involuntarily.
Joyce welcomes Nedra Dickson, international/national business leader and disability advocate to the show. Ms. Dickson is Managing Director, Global Supplier Inclusion and Sustainability Programs across 18 countries at Accenture.
To celebrate the 150th episode of the podcast, Zach and Michael interview the lovely, honest, and accomplished Dedee Pfeiffer of ABC’s BIG SKY about her journey to recovery. A successful actress on the big screen and in regular television roles, Dedee says that her addiction story was not unique: She was a high functioning alcoholic who continued to run from her fear of failure and untreated trauma before asking for help. Now in recovery and living as her most authentic self, Dedee is using her platform to bring awareness and the hope of endless possibilities to her fans and anyone who has wrestled with addiction.
Television fans will know Dedee Pfeiffer from her series regular roles in FOR YOUR LOVE and from the award-winning comedy series CYBILL. Other notable guest roles include but are not limited to ELLEN, SEINFELD, CSI, CSI:NEW YORK, WANTED, FRIENDS and ER. She also had impressive roles in films RED SURF, FALLING DOWN, TUNE IN TOMORROW, INTO THE NIGHT, and VAMP. In addition, she has dozens of other studio and independent films to her credits. Dedee also holds a Master’s of Social Work from UCLA with concentrations in mental illness, substance use and homelessness, and she was featured recently on the cover of Recovery Today Magazine.
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES Follow Dedee on Instagram @DedeePfeifferOfficial and be sure to watch her on ABC’s BIG SKY. And for anyone listening, just know: You are not alone! If you or a loved one is ready to take that next step to recover from substance use, visit https://landmarkrecovery.com/contact-us/ to reach out to a recovery specialist 24/7, or visit Landmark Recovery’s social media channels @LandmarkRecovery.
SHOW NOTES [5:30] Dedee’s recovery journey and lessons she’s learned along the way. [8:05] A series of rock bottoms. “The fact that I couldn’t fix this – I couldn’t stop – made me feel like a loser.” [9:20] “I was tired of feeling like a failure.” [10:40] “I remember thinking, ‘I can call anonymously, and they won’t know who I am.’” [13:20] Feel you can’t ask your loved one struggling with an addiction if they want help? Myth buster: You can. [17:38] Cautionary tale: Be aware of your family history and past addictions. [22:25] Keep working on yourself. [26:40] You can get help. It doesn’t matter who you are. If you can’t stop drinking or using, asking for help is not weak. [35:10] “We learn how to function with our addiction. It’s not just about getting sober. That’s why you have rehab; to re-teach you how to live life without it.” [39:40] “To thine own self, be true.” Have courage to draw boundaries around yourself and protect your recovery and sobriety. [41:40] Be proud of your recovery and sobriety! [47:40] You don’t realize how much of yourself you lose to your addiction. One of the things you can look forward to in recovery? Rediscovering your values. [49:30] Dedee teases BIG SKY.
Three years into the COVID-19 pandemic, some experts believe that we are transitioning into an endemic, headed—hopefully—toward more normal times. And yet, we’re still at a loss; we’re confused.
Paula Marshall is an author and has been the CEO of the Bama Companies since 1984. Her vision stands as a beacon for team members, inspiring the organization to achieve the Bama mission – “People Helping People Be Successful”.
Dr. Philip Paden, former Chemist, Ophthalmologist, and Educator will talk about Immunity Protector with Nature's Tears® EyeMist®
Join us as Rebecca talks with author, Matt Granados. They'll discuss his book, Motivate the Unmotivated! Matt's book gives you applicable, implementable techniques for how to boost motivation in all areas of your life—as well as the lives of others.
Join us for a brand new episode where we are honored to have Mr. Lawrence Weekly as our special guest for the 12th episode of the Full Time CEO Podcast.
Longtime R&B/soul singer, entrepreneur and radio personality Alyson Williams unveils her latest release, the single “Summer Nights In Harlem”.
Parkinson’s disease, is the fastest growing neurological disorder in the world. Over the past 25 years, the number of people with the condition has jumped from 3 million to over 6 million.
You've always wanted to publish a book. Now it's written. Where do you turn for an expert publisher? Jen Hutchison has been an author. She knows the journey and can show you the way.
From time to time, Ron and Ed like to review the state of the subscription economy especially as it pertains to professional firms, but they will weave in some other stories as well.
I have a candid and interesting conversation with Evita “Lavitaloca” Sawyers a Non-Monogamy Coach about how as a society, we can get out of the default "Standard Model" of relationships and on to an "Individualized Relationship" style.
The National Thoroughbred Racing Association, Daily Racing Form, and the National Turf Writers and Broadcasters announced Jan. 6 the winners of the 2021 Media Eclipse Awards in six categories. One recipient is BloodHorse's Eric Mitchell.
Gary Wilson died this year. This Encore is a tribute to Gary and his work to understand the impact of porn. Gary Wilson was presenter of the popular TEDx talk ‘The Great Porn Experiment,’ and author of the book,Your Brain on Porn. In this show he addressed the ever-increasing problem of internet porn addiction in young male teens as well as men of every age. Drawing upon scientific research and the reports of countless men seeking help for porn related sexual dysfunction, Gary Wilson clarifies the impact of chronic overconsumption of internet porn on the brain. His message is powerful in the clarity with which he discusses the nature of the sexual problems resulting from addictive internet porn use; how and why the brain keeps us bingeing; and detailed steps to reverse compulsive use and regain control. Some will disagree, most will be informed and I hope many will be helped by hearing this important show.
very special episode today; an episode I dedicate to my mum and aunt's Kendall and Brenda.
Test optional policies driven by limited access to testing during the pandemic have made that part of the process more confusing, especially at colleges that rely heavily on grades and testing alone when making admissions decisions. Chris Lucier, former VP at University of Vermont and University of Delaware, joins the show to share his insight into the impact of test optional policies on applicants to public universities. In our second segment for Financial Aid Awareness month, we’re sharing how financial aid eligibility is determined and helping you decipher your financial aid award. We’ll also be discussing recently announced changes to the SAT.
Kathryn interviews Author Lyn Barrett. Often misdiagnosed, DID (dissociative identity disorder) is known predominantly to be caused by severe childhood trauma combined with a disorganized attachment style.
Kathryn interviews Author Lyn Barrett. Often misdiagnosed, DID (dissociative identity disorder) is known predominantly to be caused by severe childhood trauma combined with a disorganized attachment style.
Meg Groeling, author of "First Fallen: The Life of Colonel Elmer Ellsworth, the Norths First Civil War Hero"
For decades, conspiracy theories (CTs) have featured prominently in the social climate of the United States, providing insightful solutions to complex questions; But despite their prevalence in the media, they continue to be shrouded by a veil of misrepresentation. Vast swathes of people have misinterpreted the sheer volume of CTs in circulation as evidence, pointing to a phenomenon known as the “age of conspiracism.” Consequently, people who propose or believe in CTs are stereotyped as members of a fringe minority, characterized by irrationality and extreme paranoia. These misguided assumptions convey a skewed image to the general population, regarding the nature and function of CTs. Hence, if supporters of CTs are linked to chaotic and delusional thinking; Why then, do so many people believe in them? The main focus for today’s episode will be highlighting the role of power in the creation of a denigrating label to cast CT’s in a negative light. The underlying concept behind this thinking is that, those holding power have clear motives to marginalize or even silence anyone who challenges the pillars of authority. This is especially pertinent where official interpretations of policy agenda are questioned, such as the rationale of unjust wars. Hence, proponents of CT’s that reject the official version of major events, are in direct competition with powerful groups to control the authority and flow of knowledge. We show how influential authors, along with the CIA played a critical role in developing and propagating the conspiracy theory meme, by manipulating the semantics of the word “conspiracy” This was achieved by imbuing it with pathological deviancy using words such as “paranoid.” Consequently, the term conspiracy theory becomes a pejorative (or negative label) which serves to negate and shut down any form of critical thinking or open discussion.By labeling anyone that rejects the official accounts of major events as “Conspiracy Theorists”, they are marginalized to the periphery of social and political discourse and branded as the negative “other.” We begin with a theoretical foundation of how the “Conspiracy Theory Model” was constructed and developed and provide a working definition of CTs by asking; Who are conspiracy theorists? We provide a historical perspective of CTs, whilst challenging the prevailing view among media sources that conspiracy beliefs are “on the rise” in the digital era. We examine the two forms of academic debate which help explain; Why people are drawn to CTs and the pervasive nature of their appeal. Finally, we focus on the evolution of the negative CT label, by asking two key questions; How did CTs develop such powerful negative connotations? and What influence did powerful people and institutions play in their development? Finally we reveal the ultimate irony, which is that, CTs (as a hegemonic construction) encapsulate the viewpoints of the powerful by suppressing the ideas of the powerless.
April Weeden-White has exemplified outstanding, award-winning talent as she has accomplished greatness in her 30 year career as a Stunt Double and now, Stunt Coordinator.
When your cat is doing something annoying, they may be trying to get your attention. Find out what types of cat behaviors are considered attention-seeking and what you can do to stop it.
How is it that a community of beef producers can find themselves food insecure?
Our guest Karalea Wiltbank will walk us through some of the food system challenges that face Eastern Arizona and rural areas throughout the United States. She will also share with us the grass roots efforts being made to create additional markets for beef producers while enhancing the local food supply chain. As President of the Foundation for Little Colorado Revitalization and Project Director for the Little Colorado Meats, she has received a USDA grant to build a federally inspected mobil and stationary beef processing facility.
We hear a great deal in the media about narcissism. If you have ever wondered if the person you work for, the man you are dating or the friend who knows everything is a narcissist, listen in. On this show Dr.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Donald Hricik. When Ulf Bauer falls victim to a mysterious, life-threatening illness, his son, Dr. Jace Bauer, soon begins to suspect foul play.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Donald Hricik. When Ulf Bauer falls victim to a mysterious, life-threatening illness, his son, Dr. Jace Bauer, soon begins to suspect foul play.
Medicare patients can benefit from continuing healthcare between doctor visits. How? With “Managed Care Services.”
Managed Care Services (MCS) are provided through doctor offices and are refunded at no cost to the physician. Further, MCS are available to Medicare patients at little to no cost depending on one’s coverage. (Supplemental insurance can often cover all but a small fee.)
But how does a doctor’s office manage these services for the patient, when the doctor does not deliver them directly?
Enter Level Healthcare Solutions. Level HCS brings manages services for doctors and patients in a wide variety of Medicare-covered areas: obesity, mental health, cancer, diabetes, high blood pressure, among a large list of health conditions.
Learn how you as a doctor or patient can benefit from continuous care through the services of Level HCS. (https://levelhcs.com)
To find out more about how Managed Care Services can benefit you, please contact: info@levelhcs.com
Learn what types of toys could potentially be dangerous for you cat, and which are the most entertaining. Discover how to keep toys fresh and interesting for your cat - and why cats need to play.
As Valentine's Day approaches - after two years of Covid19 turning the world of love, romance, dating and sex on its ear... today's guest takes us with him on the journey of his life. Mikail Sharif aka Mickey Royal, author, entrepreneur, porn film producer and more reveals everything you ever wanted to know about the dark side. He's the author of The Pimp Game: Instructional Guide, The Pimp Game: Secrets of Mind Manipulation, Along for the Ride, Pimping Ain't Easy: But Somebody's Gotta Do It, and his most controversial book: I'm Leaving You for a White Woman. The FBI (confirmed by FBI operatives and Las Vegas Police dept for the past 11 years) uses his book The Pimp Game: Instructional Guide as a textbook for agents to get into the minds and inner workings of Human Traffickers. Mickey Royal and his book The Pimp Game: Instructional Guide was featured in a National Geographic documentary about Human Trafficking. He is a former gangster, drug dealer, F.O.I., legendary pimp, paid enforcer (Italians, Russians, Mexicans below the border), pornographer and bestselling author. First detained at age 5 for attempted murder in daycare. Arrested for Attempted Murder in early 20’s in Tennessee. Attempted Murder in early 40’s in LA. Arrested In Tijuana Mexico for Narcotics Trafficking, as well as Los Angeles. And he has lived to tell about it....
This show is about Inverted Triangle Body Shape Balanced Short or Long Waisted. Focus on Tall too and borderlining Hourglass. We discuss clothes to wear f Inverted Triangle or bordering Hourglass and how a tall women who is narrow and a size 4 shops. Renee is a professional top 1 percent Real Estate Agent and also an expert in yoga, meditation running, biking and tri-athelons.
Joyce is excited to have back to the show the returning champion of competitive employment for Americans with disabilities, David Holmberg, President, and CEO of Highmark Health. Mr. Holmberg launched an initiative in 2020 to hire 30 people with disabilities from Bender Consulting Services to honor the 30th anniversary of the signing of the ADA, called the Highmark 30/30. He continued this work in 2021 and hired 31 people with disabilities. It is amazing that under his leadership he has already set the bar for 2022 with a commitment to 32 hires from Bender Consulting Services. Even during the pandemic, Highmark was able to achieve the goal, becoming a national example. During the show, David will talk about the initiative and how it happened. Additionally, David will discuss how the company plans to continue its unprecedented record to hire people with disabilities in 2022. For this and so much more, Highmark will be receiving the 2022 Corporate Leadership Award from the American Association of People with Disabilities (AAPD) at the AAPD Virtual Gala taking place on April 28th. As the current Vice Chair and Past Chair of the Board of Directors at AAPD, Joyce will be part of this special award presentation to Highmark with David accepting the award. Joyce will share more about the AAPD Virtual Gala during the show, or as she refers to it, “the Academy Awards of Disability Rights.”
Do you worry that, if your loved one relapses, it might be your fault? Do you have trouble setting boundaries with them about their substance use disorder? If so, you might be codependent.
These are challenging times of stress, high anxiety and trauma across our society. On top of a confusing pandemic and ever divisive politics, we’re coping with a constant litany of natural and man-made disasters, climate change, economic disruptions and personal traumas and mental health issues. How do we create the resiliency we need to take on such traumatic times? In today’s episode, Elaine Miller-Karas, Co-Founder of the Trauma Resource Institute, talks about her much-heralded work to bring healing to the world’s community. Elaine, who has become known as the “Ambassador of Hope,” will talk about her widely recognized models to cultivate individual and community resilience, which have been brought to 75 countries across six continents. The author of “Building Resiliency to Trauma: The Trauma and Community Resiliency Models,” Elaine has trained community members, mental health, and health professionals in the aftermath of many disasters, from earthquakes in China and Haiti, typhoons in the Philippines, hurricanes in Louisiana, and mass shootings in California and Ohio. She is a leading advocate regarding the impact of climate change on the human condition, and a Senior Consultant to Emory University’s SEE Learning program, inspired and launched by the Dalai Lama. Elaine will also tell us about her long-standing commitment our military, working to de-stigmatize the impact of combat trauma, as well as her dedication to the world's children, working with collaborators to develop interventions for children, parents and teachers to help reduce the impact of trauma that affects our health and well-being throughout life. “Our body and mind are elegantly connected,” Elaine notes. “As we become aware of the wisdom of our body and draw mindful attention to the sensations connected to our well-being, a new world of healing becomes available to human beings across the lifespan.”
Tina Zion is a fourth-generation intuitive medium, educator, and expert in medical intuition. She is also a registered nurse in the mental health field as well as a counselor. Tina has been teaching intuition all around the world for over 25 years. Her spiritual and holistic approach to mental intuition helps ones well-being mentally, physically, spiritually and emotionally. With Tina's holistic training, people can experience the intuitive arts and healing techniques for the mind, body and soul. She has received her first Reiki attunement and went on to teach Reiki for over 10 years. Her two medical intuition books both won 1st place gold awards and her four books are selling in over 40 counties. In her book Be Your Own Medical Intuitive she will discuss how one can heal and transform into better well-being through their mind, body and awareness. She offers live workshops, courses and private sessions on learning the aspects of medical intuition.
Have you heard of the 4th-Phase of Water? Do you know its impact on your Health?
Sharon's special guest today is Dr. Gerald Pollack.
Dr. Pollack is a professor of Bioengineering at the University of Washington.
Do you ever wonder if your book can make a difference? Do you have a purpose and a mission that is dying to get out on the pages of your book? Join us as Rebecca talks with Dr.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes 3 hard-working Creatives.
Rebecca Murtagh is a creative turned futurist on a mission to share the Good, Bad & Ugly of AI.
Today we’re diving deep into the world of real estate, and there’s nobody else we would love to talk about the field other than, the Queen of Detroit Real Estate, Ashley Hamilton.
Have you ever had a heated conversation about porn -- where everyone has a different definition of good porn versus bad porn? Or perhaps, you were judged the minute you brought up the topic of porn.
Pain, inflammation, recovery, immune response are all issues runners face. In today's show hear why they are turning to CBD and how they're using it.
Today we’ll be joined by Joe Sanberg, co-founder of Aspiration Bank, to talk about a new way of personal and commercial banking that allows users to invest in climate-friendly financial transactions.
Making his fourth appearance on The Soul of Enterprise is Dr. Paul Thomas of Plum Health DPC. Ron and Ed ask him how he scaled his practice from one to know three offices and what the implications are for his subscription model.
Science and Sex! Dr. Tara has the done the research to back up the spark of passion in nature. She is a tenured professor of sexual and relational communication. The host of an awesome podcast Luvbites, where I was a guest and we chatted about Tantra.
Have a seat, get comfortable, curb your enthusiasm, and tighten your seat belt as we start the roller coaster ride called “The Road to the Kentucky Derby and Oaks.
If you are someone who struggles with falling asleep or staying asleep – you are not alone. An estimated 164 million Americans (68%) reported struggling with sleep at least once per week. In this show, Dr.
DeAnne Blanton, founder, Society for Women and the Civil War and co-author of "They Fought Like Demons: Women Soldiers in the Civil War"
Are you, or do you know someone, who is having trouble with fertility or multiple miscarriages? Our guest is Gabriela Rosa, ND MPH is a Naturopathic Doctor in Sydney Australia who sees patients virtually world-wide.
In this episode we examine a unique type of reporting called investigative journalism, requiring unbridled courage, integrity and sacrifice from certain journalists to bring stories of major significance to public attention.
One of our listeners is getting a new kitten and she sent in a list of questions about everything from food to making the best out of living in a small space. Molly tackles her questions and sets the kitten up for a long, happy and healthy life.
Melody will review the Triangle Body Shape, Balanced, Short and Long Waisted. Emphasis on Shorter Triangle Long Waisted once her Guest joins.
Putting Zach in the hot seat, Michael interviews Zach and his wife, Emily, about their relationship, Zach’s recovery, and how they have successfully navigated addiction recovery in both their personal and professional lives.
These are challenging times of stress, high anxiety and trauma across our society. On top of a confusing pandemic and ever divisive politics, we’re coping with a constant litany of natural and man-made disasters, climate change, economic disruptions and personal traumas and mental health issues. How do we create the resiliency we need to take on such traumatic times? In today’s episode, Elaine Miller-Karas, Co-Founder of the Trauma Resource Institute, talks about her much-heralded work to bring healing to the world’s community. Elaine, who has become known as the “Ambassador of Hope,” will talk about her widely recognized models to cultivate individual and community resilience, which have been brought to 75 countries across six continents. The author of “Building Resiliency to Trauma: The Trauma and Community Resiliency Models,” Elaine has trained community members, mental health, and health professionals in the aftermath of many disasters, from earthquakes in China and Haiti, typhoons in the Philippines, hurricanes in Louisiana, and mass shootings in California and Ohio. She is a leading advocate regarding the impact of climate change on the human condition, and a Senior Consultant to Emory University’s SEE Learning program, inspired and launched by the Dalai Lama. Elaine will also tell us about her long-standing commitment our military, working to de-stigmatize the impact of combat trauma, as well as her dedication to the world's children, working with collaborators to develop interventions for children, parents and teachers to help reduce the impact of trauma that affects our health and well-being throughout life. “Our body and mind are elegantly connected,” Elaine notes. “As we become aware of the wisdom of our body and draw mindful attention to the sensations connected to our well-being, a new world of healing becomes available to human beings across the lifespan.”
Susan Campbell is the author of several books on the topic of relationships and conflict resolution.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes 4 active Creatives.
Shel Harrington is a humorist, Family Law attorney and law professor who writes for a (chronologically!) mature audience at FatBottomFiftiesGetFierce.
Keith Langford, AKA Freeze, is an American professional basketball player who last played for AEK Athens of the Greek Basket League and the Basketball Champions League.
Standing at 6' 4" (1.93 m), he primarily plays at the shooting guard position.
Are you looking at your relationship and wondering if it continues to serve your need for love, excitement, and sexual exploration? Perhaps you are curious about the world of non-monogamy but you’re not sure how ‘open’ you want to get.
CBD has been known for relieving pain and inflammation and now some research suggests that CBD may help treat migraines. Join us on today's episode and we'll share what's new and promising on how CBD may be an effective relief for migraines.
Petronia Paley is an award-winning actor, director, playwright, and teacher. Ms. Paley was one of the pioneering African Americans in soap operas, landing a contract role on the daytime serial drama The Doctors as Dr. Jessie Rawlings.
Healthy learning environments and high-quality school buildings are the keys to environmental equity and academic achievement. By leveraging sustainability strategies, these outcomes are possible.
The Shoebox Effect
Marcie Keithley's shoebox contained a secret, one she kept for decades, one released when her shoebox was unexpectedly revealed in a moment of grief. A flood of memories and emotions were unleashed when the lid was knocked off. No longer able to deny what she had sequestered away in her closet and in her spirit, the revelation created challenges for Marcie, but it also did something positively unexpected. Releasing the truth began a cascade that resulted in a freedom Marcie did not know was possible. The Shoebox Effect gives you the steps you need to face your truths, heal your past and find the freedom you deeply desire. You’ll see how you can transform your pain into purpose and fortitude so you can embrace and live to your fullest potential.
As a result, Marcie Keithley is a co - founder of this organisation NAAP, that can help unlock your potential if you are part of the adoption mosaic.
OUR STORYThe roots of the National Association of Adoptees & Parents began in 2009 when Pam Kroskie and Marcie Keithley joined forces in an effort to unseal Indiana’s closed adoption records.
In 2015, Hoosiers for Equal Access to Records (HEAR) a 501(c)4 non-profit organization, was formed dedicated to educating legislators and the public about the importance of original birth certificate (OBC) access for adult adoptees, and mobilizing those touched by adoption to stand up for their rights.
In 2016, upon the passage of SEA91, HEAR formed Indiana Adoptee Network, Inc. (IAN) a 501 (c)3 non-profit organization when it became clear that the education/awareness of state’s lawmakers and the general public around adult adoptee matters was limited.
Over the course of four years, IAN was able to build a nationwide network allowing them to impact education, attitudes, and legislation through their alliance with other nonprofit organizations, annual conferences, newsletters, social media, and webinars.
Author #LifeStoryCoach | Host of #AdoptionHappyHour #PersonalDevelopmentJunkie #DoodleMom #ShoeBoxSherpa
One of Ron's number one books of 2021 was Vivek Ramaswamy's Woke, Inc.: Inside Corporate America's Social Justice Scam. An incredible read, with some very innovative ideas for how to push back on the wokeism that is infiltrating corporations. Join Ed and Ron for wide-ranging discussion of one of the most important books written in a long time (in Ron's opinion, we'll have to see what Ed thinks!).
Anthropologist Carlos Castaneda described a dialog with his mentor about becoming a man of knowledge in the book, The Teachings of Don Juan.
I had the pleasure of meeting Renee Burwell, an AASECT certified sex therapist at a meeting for Sex Positive Nashville, when we were part of the team getting it off the ground.
The man behind the microphone at Gulfstream Park, Pete Aiello will join us to dissect their most outstanding day of racing. There will be six graded stakes races for Pete to put paint with his colorful litany of story lines and pinpoint race calls. In what may go down as one of the best races of the year 11 months from now, will pit two of the most talented horses currently in training against each other – probable 2021 Horse of the Year Knicks Go against the near-perfect Life is Good in the Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup. Leading up to the day’s main event is a talent-laden undercard. The two turf tests are the Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup Invitational and Grade 3 Pegasus Filly& Mare. The competition continues on the main track with the Grade 2 Inside Information; Grade3 Fred W. Hooper; and Grade 3 Wm. McKnight. Pete will familiarize us with the top competitors of each test. Byron King from the Blood-Horse will weigh in on the much-anticipated Pegasus World Cup and then take a turn on the weekend’s handicapping map and head for Hot Springs. Spotlight on the 3-year-olds will take place on Saturday in the $750,000 Southwest Stakes at Oaklawn Park. Post positions were drawn Monday for the Southwest, along with two other stakes races Jan. 29. The 1 1/16-mile Southwest is Oaklawn’s second of four Kentucky Derby points races, offering 17 to the top four finishes (10-4-2-1) toward starting eligibility for the Kentucky Derby. Dash Attack, Barber Road, Ignitis, Vivar and Barber Road, the 1-2-3-5-7 finishers, respectively, in the $250,000 Smarty Jones Stakes Jan. 1 are expected to return for the Southwest. The 1-mile Smarty Jones was Oaklawn’s first Kentucky Derby points race. From there, Saturday’s 3-year-old action switched to Santa Anita. The Grade 2, $200,000 San Vicente is a west coast “stepping stone” race that will be contested at 7 furlongs. What has come to serve as the norm in such events, Bob Baffert will enter three impeccably bred colts as they take their baby steps to the Santa Anita Derby.
In this week's episode, we're talking about this weekend's NFL conference championship games with NFL insiders:
• Matt Derrick, ChiefsDigest.
Today, we are fortunate to have former University of Chicago Dean of Admission, Ted O’Neill, offer a retrospective of his 30+ years serving in admissions. We will wrap up the show focusing on tax season, and we have information on education tax breaks—what they are and how to take advantage of them.
According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, nearly 20 people per minute in the U.S. are physically abused by an intimate partner. Our guest, Betty Hafner is one of those who suffered.
Get some clarity on what's happening with COVID, Vaccines, Boosters, the impacts the pandemic is having on the young, and the Omicron variant (as of recording on Dec 8/21). It's my regular talk with industry expert and a former nurse, Regina Phelps.
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Bradley Nelson. Modern science increasingly verifies a truth that runs through ancient healing systems: The mind and body are inextricably connected, with our thoughts and emotions exerting a powerful influence on our health.
John F. Messner, author of "A Scottish Blockade Runner in the American Civil War: Joannes Wyllie of the Steamer Ad-Vance"
Kathryn interviews Author Dr. Bradley Nelson. Modern science increasingly verifies a truth that runs through ancient healing systems: The mind and body are inextricably connected, with our thoughts and emotions exerting a powerful influence on our health.
"Door Dashing" is when your cat dashes out the door as you are coming or going. So many uncertainties await cats outdoor; this can be a very frightening thing for owners and cat sitters.
This episode of Dr. Carole's Couch commemorates International Holocaust Memorial Day (January 27th, 2022). As time goes on, there are fewer survivors left to tell their story. We are fortunate to have one of the survivors here with us today. Dr.
Melody will give a discription of the Circle and the Square Body Shapes and the different clothes to wear that work best for both of these Shapes. Melody wil cover them both in Balanced, Short and Long-Waisted.
Joyce welcomes Dr. Gerard J. Buckley, President of the National Technical Institute for the Deaf, (NTID) at Rochester Institute of Technology, (RIT) to the show. Dr. Gerard Buckley has more than 30 years of experience in higher education, including more than 20 years serving in a variety of capacities at NTID. During the show, Dr. Buckley will discuss both NTID and RIT’s commitment to serving college students with disabilities.
A common misconception is that a woman's drug use makes her infertile, but this is not the case: 80% of women with a substance use disorder who seek prenatal care or are about to deliver report that they were not planning to get pregnant. Zach and Michael are joined by Dr. Jonathan Weeks of Norton Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specials Group to dispel the myth, discuss the importance of contraception, weigh the benefits of medication assisted treatment to treat patients and prevent neonatal abstinence syndrome, and more.
Dr. Jonathan Weeks serves as Medical Director of the Norton Maternal-Fetal Medicine Specials Group and Medical Director of the Norton Maternal Opiate & Substance Treatment Program (MOST) Program, which has evaluated and treated over 1,000 women suffering from opioid, benzodiazepine, alcohol, and methamphetamine use disorders. Dr. Weeks has 30 years of private practice and academic medicine experience, during which he has been recognized for excellence in research, patient care, and teaching, and he is certified by the the American Board of Addiction Medicine. He partnered with Norton Healthcare in 2015 to create a new treatment model for pregnant women with substance use disorders.
If our listeners have questions or thoughts after today’s interview, or any recent podcast episode, send us a message on social media @LandmarkRecovery. https://www.facebook.com/LandmarkRecovery/ https://twitter.com/landmarkrecover https://www.linkedin.com/company/landmark-recovery/ https://www.instagram.com/landmarkrecovery/
SHOW NOTES: [6:25] Pregnancy and substance use disorder statistics. [12:00] How do you tell someone, "You should use contraception." [13:55] How can the medical community respond to this? [19:10] What is the gold standard of treatment for this population of pregnant women suffering from a substance use disorder? [26:40] Vivitrol vs. Suboxone. [28:54] Neonatal abstinence syndrome and the advantages of Naltrexone. [35:40] What is the estimated time of recovery? [37:40] Treatment centers need to provide contraception for women in their care.
As we reach our middle ages, most people say they want to continue “aging in place,” living in their current house as long as possible.
Stefania and Hilary will discuss their cookbook, The Anti-Inflammatory Family Cookbook, where Stefania and she also explain the benefits of anti-inflammatory eating, and how to implement this type of eating. This cookbook includes 100 simple, easy, and tasty recipes that are straightforward to prepare and cover every development phase from infancy through adolescence. With great recipes for all meals, as well as snacks and special occasions, you’ll always know what to make. These delicious, plant-forward recipes include a wide variety of vegetables, fruits, legumes, and whole grains while lacking processed foods which are known to increase inflammation. The Anti-Inflammatory Family Cookbook offers practical tips to help you healthily stock your pantry and incorporates fun ways to get your child exposed to new foods.
Today, akaRadioRed welcomes five [yes, five!] versatile Creatives.
Monica Parker, star of the one-woman show Sex, Pies & A Few White Lies, is the author of "Getting Waisted (A Survival Guide to Being Fat in a Society That Loves Thin)" and “Oops! I Forgot to Save Money."
Marion Zola has written poetry, screenplays, sitcoms, and produced a vampire movie. She is the author of “All The Good Ones Are Married” and “Romancing The Dog, The Struggle to Make a Pound Dog Happy in Beverly Hills.”
Glen Williams, a former patrol officer, detective, and trainer in police and evidence diving and firearms, is the author of “Bridging the Gap: An Inside Look at Communications and Relationships After Traumatic Events”.
Justin and Jim Duncombe co-authored the "College Bound Strategies" guide. Justin consults on college planning and works in the financial industry. Jim, his dad, is a Chartered Financial Consultant and Human Resources professional.
Join us for Read My Lips: The Versatility of Creativity.
How can you bring your book forward to serve more people? What are some of the keys to a successful book? While there is no absolute formula, we can definitely find some common threads to help you succeed.
A father, athlete, actor, entrepreneur, talk show host, philanthropist, wellness advocate, vegan and an NBA champion. We are honored to have John Salley as our special guest for the eighth episode of the Full Time CEO Podcast.
Are you struggling with ADHD in the bedroom? Perhaps your partner’s ADHD is affecting your romance, intimacy and pleasure standards.
Certain cannabinoid acids can help prevent the COVID-19 virus from entering human cells, according to a study published by researchers at Oregon State University. In todays show Kim and I we'll review the study and discuss the impact it has.
Documentary producer and creator of everyone's favorite Hip-Hop "Video Music Box". He talks about creating it, the artists, and his hit documentary.
Today we’ll be joined by Dr. Mustafa Ali, Vice President of Environmental Justice, Climate, and Community Revitalization for the National Wildlife Federation (NWF).
Have you ever wondered what goes into the making of tennis champions like Serena, Venus, and Naomi? The answer would surprise you. Tennis presents obstacles to people of color, starting with proximity to tennis courts.
It can be frustrating to want to change and not know where to begin. Sherry Stirling Fernandez, a speaker, a teacher, a mentor, is a master at busting through her own challenges with self discipline and direction.
Why are only one in 50,000 people profoundly psychic, and scientists interested in the paranormal even rarer? Has one such researcher, Dr.
Ron and Ed welcome Chris Edwards to the show to talk about two recent reports he has authored for The CATO Institute.
In How Wealth Fuels Grown, the role of wealth in the economy is the focus.
Kevin Kilroy is the Publicity Specialist at Fair Grounds, working with Joe Kristufek doing racing analysis, notes writing, and social media. A two-time National Horseplayers Championship qualifier, he finished 21st in 2021.
Whether you are newly married, a middle aged couple, the identified In-Laws or the bewildered Out-Laws of an expanded family, you need to hear this show. In it, psychologist and author Dr.
I talk with the Disaster Recovery Institute Foundation President and Chairman of the Board for the Disaster Recovery Institute International, Al Berman. Al shares his thoughts on: a) Cyber Security.
Did you know that you can ask for more merit money? Well you can, and we have some information about when and how to do this. We’re also looking at the myths that surround the SAT and ACT, and digging into what we mean when we talk about finding good fit colleges. Hint: my good fit and your good fit are highly unlikely to be one and the same.
Brian and Sara speak with CU Regent At-Large Heidi Ganahl about the issues that matter to her and why she has decided to run for Governor of Colorado.
Kathryn interviews Author Michael J. Young, MD. Dr. Michael J. Young, a practicing surgeon for 30 years examines how one experiences medical treatment from both sides of the table, including the significant obstacles patients endure, as well as the exasperation many of the truly dedicated medical professionals feel. The controlling arrogance of the insurance industry and the clout pharmaceutical companies have over us has become overwhelming. Patients have essentially no control and doctors have lost the ability to direct their own profession. Profit-driven corporations dictate how our care is now governed. Most painful is how we are treated by the medical system itself. Absent is the sense of concern and empathy we used to associate with the medical profession. He asserts medicine has become a mechanism of profit, a business whose own bureaucratic tendencies have spread like a powerful, aggressive disease. Dr. Young is presently a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Urology at the U of Illinois, involved in the innovation and development of surgical and medical devices..Kathryn also interviews Author Laura Whitfield. When Laura Whitfield was fourteen, her extraordinary brother, Lawrence, was killed in a mountain climbing accident. That night she had an epiphany:?Life is short. Dream big, even if it means taking risks. So, after graduating from high school, she set out on her own, prepared to do just that. She made the move to the Big Apple to pursue her “dreams” in the big city while waiting tables and trying to find love. But nothing seemed to work, and there was only one thing Laura could think of to get back on her feet –– she moved back to North Carolina. A stirring memoir about a young woman’s quest to find hope and stability after devastating loss, she learns that taking risks—and failing—can lead to a bigger life than you've ever dared to imagine. She has been an advertising copywriter, newspaper columnist, staff writer for an international relief agency, travel writer, as well as a personal assistant to a NY Times best selling author.
Chuck Veit, author of "A Lively Little Battle: New Perspectives on the Battle of Fort Butler, Donaldsonville, Louisiana, 28 July 1863"
Kathryn interviews Author Michael J. Young, MD. Dr. Michael J. Young, a practicing surgeon for 30 years examines how one experiences medical treatment from both sides of the table, including the significant obstacles patients endure, as well as the exasperation many of the truly dedicated medical professionals feel. The controlling arrogance of the insurance industry and the clout pharmaceutical companies have over us has become overwhelming. Patients have essentially no control and doctors have lost the ability to direct their own profession. Profit-driven corporations dictate how our care is now governed. Most painful is how we are treated by the medical system itself. Absent is the sense of concern and empathy we used to associate with the medical profession. He asserts medicine has become a mechanism of profit, a business whose own bureaucratic tendencies have spread like a powerful, aggressive disease. Dr. Young is presently a Clinical Assistant Professor in the Dept. of Urology at the U of Illinois, involved in the innovation and development of surgical and medical devices..Kathryn also interviews Author Laura Whitfield. When Laura Whitfield was fourteen, her extraordinary brother, Lawrence, was killed in a mountain climbing accident. That night she had an epiphany:?Life is short. Dream big, even if it means taking risks. So, after graduating from high school, she set out on her own, prepared to do just that. She made the move to the Big Apple to pursue her “dreams” in the big city while waiting tables and trying to find love. But nothing seemed to work, and there was only one thing Laura could think of to get back on her feet –– she moved back to North Carolina. A stirring memoir about a young woman’s quest to find hope and stability after devastating loss, she learns that taking risks—and failing—can lead to a bigger life than you've ever dared to imagine. She has been an advertising copywriter, newspaper columnist, staff writer for an international relief agency, travel writer, as well as a personal assistant to a NY Times best selling author.
Did you know that you have an endocannabinoid system (ECS) in many points throughout your body? Everyone does- it’s one of the secrets to better overall health.
Your ECS regulates your sleep cycle, mood, memory, appetite, pain sensations and much more. Further, your ECS is important in memory formation, reducing inflammation, and controlling energy balance. Your endocannabinoid system works to keep your internal environment stable.
Medical marijuana and CBD are hot topics these days and there is so much discussion about THC and CBD effects.
But did you know that there are foods that can do the same thing? Without the psycho-active effects of marijuana.
Enter the world of Cannabinoid-Rich cooking and learn to energize your endocannabinoid system with food!!
The Cannabinoid Cookbook provides a ton of healthy recipes using healing herbs and spices that can kick-start your ECS and help you feel better each day! Learn more about: -- Common herbs and spices that can create an endocannabinoid response -- How to use these recipes to heal pain, inflammation, and other bodily issues -- Easy and delicious recipes that heal you, inside and out
https://dr.feuerstein.com
Stoking the Fires of Urban Complex - Solitude’s Journey and The Undead of Loneliness
Modern lifestyles in the 21st century are unlike any other period in human history. Populations are living longer, urban centres are becoming denser and the ongoing expansion of the Internet has transformed how individuals communicate and interact with one another. Although modern societies are increasingly connected via digital platforms, a growing tide of loneliness appears to be on the rise through various forms of social isolation. According to a recent report entitled Loneliness in America (February 2021) 43% of young adults reported an increase in loneliness since the outbreak of the COVID events. More worryingly, over the past 50 years, loneliness has become increasingly widespread at a global level, especially in middle aged and older adults.
In this episode, we distinguish between loneliness and solitude, explaining the major differences between the two experiences. Loneliness is a negative state where there is no given choice, leading to an individual “feeling alone” whereas, solitude is a voluntary state marked by a choice of “being alone” to spend time by one self. We ask key questions, such as; What Is loneliness? Who Is mainly affected? Why loneliness is bad for us? How it affects our health? And are we neglecting a part of our lives which leads to a greater sense of happiness and satisfaction? We the explore the concept of solitude and its relation to the modern world and discover there are overlapping lines between preferring solitude and choosing solitude and the boundaries often get blurred.
In the final section, we explore the idea of modern society becoming a more lonelier place by analyzing solitude through the philosophical thought of Henry David Thoreau. Thoreau’s time spent alone was not merely about self-sufficiency, it was about solitude and transcendence towards the divine in nature. By examining Thoreau’s Masterpiece, Walden, we establish a contradiction between encountering the self (during solitude), as opposed to seeking company (during solitude). This draws parallels with modern society whereby, populations are living in closer contact, in the form of densely populated, urbanized communities. However paradoxically, our modern way of life (by its very design) isolates us from others, resulting in a growth of disparate communities which are drifting further apart, hence a rising trend of more people experiencing loneliness. Key factors influencing this trend include a slow decline in spatial communities and the influence of technology on social isolation. To conclude we argue that, market capitalism has purposefully created a state of loneliness through its complex and artificial capitalist economic system. This is the same system which continues to stoke an addiction to wealth and materialism, by making people work longer hours, thereby perpetuating the cycle of loneliness.
Most cats who cohabitate will end up tussling at one time or another. Cat wrestling can be scary for the owner, who doesn't know if they are fighting or just playing. And it's very challenging to tell the difference. In this episode, Molly and Dewey talk about the differences and some ways you can determine if there is cause for alarm.
Today's guest, Tony Lyons, president and publisher of Skyhorse Publishing, is not afraid. He believes that it is more important than ever to make sure voices get heard and the truth gets out.
KNIT DRESSING
Mike Dees is our guest today on Melody’s Show: The Space of the Waist. MIKE will talk about the power and ease of dressing in knitwear. Mike will affirm that knits have enjoyed huge expanse over the last two decades. Knits are great for all body shapes and waistplacements.
Joyce welcomes Emily Ladau, Disability Rights Activist, Communications Consultant, and Author to the show. Ms. Ladau will be discussing her advocacy work and her latest book, "Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to be an Ally."
One in 12 American adults has been diagnosed with a substance use disorder, and there are many more who go undiagnosed. This reality is fueling the need for more individualized and diversified addiction care, including true dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) and medication assisted treatment (MAT), in order to increase the likelihood of a successful recovery and ultimately survival.
Today, Zach and Michael interview Michelle Dubey about Landmark Recovery's addiction treatment programs, from inpatient care to using MAT long-term. Explaining the importance of pairing dialectical behavior therapy with MAT to treat opioid use disorders, Michelle compares DBT to a gym membership – a commitment that can offer lasting results in the long run. They also discuss PTSD versus trauma disorders, measuring success after treatment, and how to determine if medication assisted treatment is right for you. Michelle has served as Chief Clinical Officer of Landmark since 2019, and she has been with the company since its beginnings in 2016. As CCO, Michelle is responsible for development and oversight of Landmark’s clinical programming, as well as quality assurance and compliance. She is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker, a Certified Clinical Trauma Specialist, and brings more than 13 years of experience working with individuals and families healing from substance use and other co-occurring disorders.
SHOW NOTES:
[6:45] Opioid replacement therapy (medication assisted treatment). [8:00] Dialectical behavior therapy versus DBT-informed treatment. [10:00] An intensive outpatient program is a time to identify, but not unpack, trauma related to substance abuse. [11:55] DBT isn't a trauma treatment; it's intended to develop the skills necessary to manage trauma. [15:14] Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and PTSD versus trauma disorders. [18:08] The significance of having recovery programs that fit anyone who has a need to find recovery, and why abstinence-based programs don't work for everyone. [22:23] Measuring success after treatment for a substance use disorder. [27:00] What is medication assisted treatment, and is it right for you?
This month marks the one year anniversary since host Ron Roel launched 45 Forward, with a mission each week to help listeners, from Los Angeles to Long Island, make their second half of life even better than the first.
Bob Miller is Executive Vice President of CMIT Solutions of Rhode Island, a trusted IT partner for small businesses trying to do more with less money and time.
A recognized authority on licensing and leveraging intellectual property and technology assets, Mr. Andrew Sherman will discuss intellectual asset management and harvesting.
In this encore episode, we listen in as Rebecca talks with author and leader, Connie Whitman! They'll discuss her book, ESP (Easy Sales Process. It is not your typical “How To” sales training book.
akaRadioRed welcomes three dedicated Creatives.
Barbara A. Kerr, Ph.D. coaches individuals, teams, and organizations in emotional intelligence skills, which are significant to success and well-being. She has written a novel for youngsters as well as a decision-making book for middle-schoolers.
Dr. Amanda Banks is the author of Amazing Race: Inspiring Leadership Lessons Based on the Life of 1968 Olympian and Coach, Jarvis Scott. She is a church youth director and drill team instructor.
Joyce Wilson-Sanford retired from an Executive VP role at a global food retailer and is now an Executive Coach for OD executives facing new challenges. She co-hosts the Bob 'n Joyce Podcast.
Join us for Read My Lips: Emotionally Intelligent Creativity.
COL Bob McLaughlin, US Army, Retired, is the Executive Director of the Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center. We discuss how Mt. Carmel started and its current mission helping veterans and their families.
Retired NBA Star and Entrepreneur, Cuttino Mobley, is our special guest for the 7th episode of the Full Time CEO Podcast.
After a long career in the NBA, he has partnered with other executives to bring various business visions to fruition.
Cannabis use disorder can be problematic. Some may find this disorder just a challenge to overcome, but others may find it to be life altering. There's an abundance of studies relating to this condition and in today's episode we'll share those findings.
Ernie Hudson chats about his stellar career and being on the Netflix series GRACE AND FRANKIE, where he recurs as “Jacob” and also appears on the Epix series GRAVES, opposite Nick Nolte as well as appearing in Columbia Pictures new feature GHOSTBUSTERS.
Our guest today is Cory Long, founder and Executive Director of the Making a Change Group in Chester, PA, a community just outside Philadelphia.
This is one searing story that will surprise you with the resourcefulness, faith, determination, and ultimately, the will to survive and thrive of the author, Angela Howard.
“You don’t have to get people to burn books to destroy a culture. Just get people to stop reading them.” (Ray Bradbury, Sci-fi Writer). Join Ed and Ron as they discuss the best books they read in 2021.
In this episode, we turn the tables, and "Unbuckled" show host Christi Anne Bela gets interviewed by her husband Dr. Marcin Bela.
Eclipse-Award winning writer Joe Nevills can be found observing the action at all of the sales and the action filled observatory of future stars from the pavilion’s “Back Ring.
In the midst of the COVID-19 Pandemic, the world is grieving. Families are suffering the traumatic loss of loved ones. Medical professionals grieve for patients they felt responsible to heal. First Responders, caregivers, teachers, adults and children carry the grief of a world of people lost suddenly to an unknown virus. In this episode, Dr. Joanne Cacciatore’s personal and professional understanding of how to “bear the unbearable,” of how to open a space to process, integrate and deeply honor our grief, is a gift. Drawing upon her unique and powerful book, Bearing the Unbearable: Love, Loss and the Heartbreaking Path of Grief, her own experience of loss and decades of supporting individuals, families and communities, she invites a new meaning and experience of grief. She invites you to recognize grief as a natural process that unfolds in your own way and in your own time, restoring and illuminating your love and humanity. We need this show.
With temperatures rising and the risk of disasters growing, our world is increasingly vulnerable. Most people see disasters as freak, natural events that are unpredictable and unpreventable.
Are you on a path toward healing and growth? Can 2022 be a year clarity and purpose in your journey toward wholeness? Join us as Rebecca talks with two women who are passionate about freedom and internal healing and growth.
Kathryn interviews Author Deborah Cole. Deborah Cole pulls from her own experience as a woman growing up in the South with the expectations and conformities placed upon her that never truly fit.
Kathryn interviews Author Deborah Cole. Deborah Cole pulls from her own experience as a woman growing up in the South with the expectations and conformities placed upon her that never truly fit.
Francis Augustin O'Reilly, author of "The Fredericksburg Campaign: Winter War on the Rappahannock"
Patient access to their physicians is a primary mover for healthcare improvement in 2020’s. One of the ways to enable close connection and communication is through easily useable mobile phone apps which allow patient input and secure data sharing with a chosen doctor’s office.
By playing games on your phone and answering questions about how you feel, the BeCare app can generate objective measurements of changes in your neurologic function, your cognition and your mood. It captures data about what meds you have been on and the benefit you experienced, the frequency and nature of your MS flares, your mood, your diet and exercise and your family history. The data is linked to the computer of any physician you select, and your physician can use the information to modify your treatment as appropriate.
In this presentation, Dr. Charisse Litchman discusses their award-winning app for patients managing their multiple sclerosis symptoms, and how it helps both patients and their health professionals monitor progress and adjust treatments.
https://becarelink.com
Garin Vorthmann joins us again to discuss what to expect in 2022 as the Colorado Legislature begins session.