The Adam Ritz Show: Recent Episodes
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We begin the show with a recent award Keith Urban won recognizing his charity work with the St. Judes Childrens Hospital. Since 1989 Urban has raised more than $1 Billion for St. Judes. Other segments include; A restoration project at The Alamo in San Antonio, due to be complete in early 2028; A recent study about the health benefits of boring repetitive meals; Boring Healthy Meals; A sleep study about the benefits of short naps, even a 5 minute nap can be helpful and recharge your batteries; and more.
We begin with a recent charity event in Detroit that Adam had the pleasure to host and emcee. An acoustic performance with Walter Egan, Peter Beckett of Player, and John Ford Coley to raise money for the Detroit Youth Choir. $20,000 was raised for the music education and performing arts organization to help these kids age 8 to 18 reach their dreams. Other segments include; an update on a law called The Sunshine Protection Act which deals with making Daylight Savings Time permanent; Scammers are now using FaceTime to steal money; The Doobie Brothers honor the late Dave Mason in Carson City by helping his foundation called Sound Ideas; A recent study says being social has health benefits; and more.
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We begin this show with a charity gala event in Detroit to benefit the Detroit Youth Choir thru the Music Giving Hope foundation. Peter Beckett from Player, Walter Egan, and John Ford Coley will perform acoustic sets at the Roostertail downtown on the river in Detroit on Thursday July 18. For ticket info and to learn how to donate go to YachtRockDetroit.com. Other segments include; The lead singer of The Offspring, Dexter Holland, is also a pilot who volunteers his time to fly special needs individuals to their health care appointments thru an organization called Angel Flight; A NJ charity called Table to Table is taking leftovers from World Cup celebrations to help feed the needy; and more
Entrepreneur John Wechsler works with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more at Spokenote.com.
We begin the show with a discussion of your Character being caught on Camera, after a NY Executive was fired for going viral after dumping garbage on the sidewalk and stealing a NY Trash Can. Other segments include; Physicians warn that Sunscreen Misinformation is being spread on social media for clicks; Traffic cams are monitoring more than just speed thru work zones to keep both road workers and drivers safe; Alice Cooper’s Teen Center Foundation; Porch Piracy Awareness; and more.
We begin the show with a recent study and research that supports the benefits of Dad Jokes, and the bond between child and father. Other segments include; Severe weather awareness; The City of Hope Gala Concert in LA benefitting Cancer Research, starring Stevie Nicks, Melissa Etheridge, and Jackson Browne; Saving money at the grocery with Store Brands over Name Brands; Carlos Santanna performing in his 59th years to bring hope and courage to fans; and more.
We begin the show with a story that makes us tired just talking ab out it… 23 year old Henry Moores is running 50 marathons this year in 50 different states to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer. Other segments include; With grocery prices still hurting pocket books, Amazon is giving away $10,000 gift cards; A recent study on Financial Independence; After age 40, staying active and building muscle mass leads to a longer life; The health benefits of after dinner activity verses doom scrolling on the couch; and more.
We begin the show with Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. To learn more about Alzheimer’s Disease, Brain Health and other Dementia’s head to ALZ.org. You can also donate there to help fund research to hopefully cure Alzheimers and other Dementias. Other segments include; We are beginning the height of Travel Season and Road Trips, and we share a few tips to save you money and keep you safe; Police refer to the next 3 months as ‘The 100 Deadliest Days’ due to increase road travel, longer days, drunk and distracted driving, and over confidence outside of winter driving; A recent study shows drinking coffee may help your mood and reduce anxiety; A charity lunch with Warren Buffet and Steph Curry raised $9 million for Buffet’s and Curry’s charities; and more.
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We begin with a charity concert in Louisville, KY called Kosair Live. The event takes place at the KFC Yum center on July 18, and benefits Kosair for Kids, a charity helping the well being and health of children in Kentucky. Performers include American Idol alum Hanna Harper, Richard Marx, Richard Page of Mr. Mister, and more. Other segments include; A report on Tick Bites for you and your pets; Sun Block and Sun Protection awareness; the first Hot Car warning of the season; Songs For Hope piano donations in NYC; and more.
This episode begins with a scam alert that is centered around Jury Duty. Scammers pose as Law Enforcement Officers own your county sheriff department and threaten arrest if you don’t pay the fine for missing Jury Duty. Other segments include; Freezing your credit to protect your self against scammers; A Sleep Study showcasing the health benefits of getting the proper amount of sleep; Vitamin D and the health benefits including extending life expectancy; Tax deductions info; and more.
We begin the show with actor and philanthropist Michael J. Fox, who won this year’s Elevate Prize Catalyst Award, which includes a $250,000 from the Elevate Prize Foundation. The “Back to the Future” star plans to use the funding to further his foundation’s work to find treatments for Parkinson’s disease. During our discussion, Jay revealed to Adam that he has been recently diagnosed with Parkinsons. Jay brings to light more about the disease, what it means, how to live with it, and more. We applaud Jay for his bravery to disclose such a personal situation, to hopefully bring awareness and support to others.
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We begin the show with a new Scam known as the Hitman Scam. With his scam someone messages you to alert you that someone is going to kill you, and that you need to send them money to get the information that will keep you safe. Other segments include; A Neil Young charity concert benefiting Paint a Turtle, The Bridge School, and Pediatric Autism; The average American has $400 saved for an emergency, with 25% of Americans have zero money saved in an Emergency Fund; Non romantic partners are Co Buying a homes to be able to enter the Real Estate market; and more.
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We begin the show with a chat about a Virginia woman who won $150,000 in the state lottery, and gave it all away to charity. Carrie Edwards gave $50,000 to 3 charities she supports, that have meaning to her and her family. Other segments include; Wilson Phillips, Kenny Logins, and more perform at a Beach Boys charity concert benefitting Adam’s Angels and the preservation of beaches and oceans; Fall home maintenance check list; Steven Tyler’s Janie’s Fund update; and more.
The show begins with a charity concert in Madison WI to benefit the Joey’s Song foundation. Steve Porcaro from Toto, Jane Weidlen from The Go Go’s, Butch Vig from Garbage, and more will perform the weekend of Jan 9th and 10th to raise money for Epilepsy Awareness. Other segments include; the top ten cities in America to view the beautiful fall foliage; The Department of Energy has released their recommendation for the perfect thermostat temps for energy savings and efficiency; and more.
Matt is a businessman who believes in giving back. Our conversation with the entrepreneur revolves around his efforts to work with the Youth in his community as a mentor. He not only founded a mentorship initiative, he offers his time weekly as a mentor to a child. He practices what he preaches.
This show starts with a conversation about the sun setting earlier, the days getting darker, and the seasonal depression associated with shorter days and colder weather. Other segments include; An Alan Bergman Benefit Concert with Kenny Loggins, Barbara Streisand and more; Kellogg has announced that they are getting rid of artificial food dyes in their famous cereals including Froot Loops, Apple Jacks, and more; Experts say you should replace your water bottle once a year to combat bacteria build up; and more.
This show features a conversation with Bertie Higgins. Bertie is most known for bis #8 hit in 1982 called Key Largo. The song also hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts. We talk about his Charity Work from Golf Outings to Live Benefit Concerts, and more specifically his work with Equestrian Charities to raise money and awareness for Youth Riding Programs and Animal Therapy.
We also discuss how he was Knighted; Heart Health Awareness from his experience with open Heart Surgery; his work on a Bill Haley (Rock Around The Clock) Museum Documentary; and more.
We begin the show with an auction item that will raise money for the national Veterans Foundation. You can buy this 1982 Air Stream RV that was donated by famed Doobie Brother Michael McDonald, with proceeds going to help American Vets. Other segments include; The Veteran Aids Concert in Wichita KS starring Joe Walsh, Vince Gill, and more to raise money and awareness for Vets; another Scam Alert, with cyber criminals using tech to scam Americans everyday; The top 10 careers most affected and least affected by AI; and more.
This show begins with a discussion of the Jersey Mikes partnership with Best Buddies, where the sandwich shop donates 20% of their sales over the weekend to the Best Buddies Foundation. Best Buddies works to provide programs and initiatives for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Other segments include; Alice Cooper raising money and awareness for his Solid Rock Teen Centers in Arizona; A new FAA rule paving the way for ‘air taxis’; a warning for used car purchases: look for water damage as many used cars in the country could be cars damaged by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton on the east coast; and more.
We begin this show with a discussion of creative ways to add revenue to your charity golf outing. For example a Marshmallow Longest Drive contest could add to the final total. Other segments include; The American Red Cross’s Give Where You Live campaign with Metallica to increase blood donations; a third of Americans say they use AI regularly; A recent study reveals showering before bed can provide a better night’ss sleep; The top 10 cities with the worst traffic; and more.
This show begins with a discussion of the Jersey Mikes partnership with Best Buddies, where the sandwich shop donates 20% of their sales over the weekend to the Best Buddies Foundation. Best Buddies works to provide programs and initiatives for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Other segments include; Alice Cooper raising money and awareness for his Solid Rock Teen Centers in Arizona; A new FAA rule paving the way for ‘air taxis’; a warning for used car purchases: look for water damage as many used cars in the country could be cars damaged by Hurricane Helene or Hurricane Milton on the east coast; and more.
On this episode we begin with the topic of Turkey Trots and Drumstick Dashes. A Thanksgiving morning 5K, that usually raises money for Food Banks, is a great tradition for your family that promotes health while raising money for a great cause. Other segments include; Anna Kendrick donating her salary from her film Woman Of The Hour . The movie is based on a true story, and the role moved her so much she decided to donate her earnings to Women’s Shelters; The Metallica Foundation donates $100,000 to people affected by Hurricane Milton; Concert budgeting; Holiday Spending; and more.
Metallica’s Foundation, All Within My HandsChris Conlan leads the runners at the start of the 27th annual ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot in downtown Austin, Texas, on Thursday Nov. 23, 2017. Proceeds benefit Caritas of Austin, a nonprofit organization that provides housing, employment, education, and food services to homeless, working poor, and documented refugees in Travis County. ( Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via AP)
We begin this show with the 811 Foundation. Adam had the pleasure of emceeing the Live Auction at their recent Gala, to help raise more than $25,000 for the 811 Foundation Education Foundation which provides internships to young adults across the country. Other segments include; $11.6 Billion added to the US Economy from Halloween spending. On average, each American spends a little more than $100 each on Halloween, from decorations to trick or treat candy; Amazon is hiring an extra 250,000 seasonal employees to help take care of the Holiday season; and more.
This show kicks off with a story on a great charity in Ohio called Honoring Our Heroes. Retired Military Vet John Norris launched this foundation for retired Vets and First Responders who need help fixing or renovating their homes, due to being disabled or being on a fixed income. Recently they replaced a roof for a Vet, and got some love from Wayne Nelson of Little River Band. Wayne talked about Honoring Our Heroes at a recent show, and the band signed merchandise that sold for the charity. Learn more and donate at HonoringOurHeroes.org. Other segments include; Michael Jordan donating $10 Million to the Make A Wish Foundation; The best time to Hydrate; Chiefs fans raising money for an Eagles players foundation; and more.
This show begins with the devastation of Hurricane Milton in Southwest Florida. If you’d like to donate, go to www.RedCross.org. And if you are in need of assistance, you can find help at www.RedCross.org/Shelter. Other segments include; a new charity watchdog group called Charity Watch, that can help you find legit foundations. Learn more at www.CharityWatch.org; a look at Americans consumption of Processed Foods; and more.
We begin this episode with the new class of films added this week to the Library of Congress National Film Registry, bringing the total to 875 films. Titles include Home Alone, Fame, Terminator 2, 12 Years A Slave, Nightmare Before Christmas, among others. Other segments include; UPS is now using AI to track the homes with the highest risk of Package Theft, and offers alternative delivery options so those homes receive their packages; When is the best time for kids and teenagers to get a smart phone to avoid smart phone addiction; Tipping advice; and more.
We begin this broadcast with Project 44. Beloved member of the Butler Basketball national championship teams, #44 Andrew Smith, passed away at the age of 25 from a rare bone cancer. In Andrew’s name, Project 44 launched in 2016 to advocate for Bone Marrow donations and Cancer Awareness, Funding, and Research. You can learn more and donate at Project44.org. Other segments include; Storm preparedness, with a Emergency Preparedness Check List from Fema.org; Crypto Currency Scam Alert; and more.
On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s biggest names including, Stevie Nicks, Steve Perry, Bruce Springsteen, Michael McDonald, Belinda Carlisle, Rod Stewart, and more. The book is available to order now. All proceeds from the book will go to St. Judes Children Hospital.
This episode begins with an announcement from trusted charity/foundation resource Charity Navigator. CharityNavigator.org has announcement a new program called Causeway, where like minded charities are grouped together so you can more easily find the causes that you want to support. Other segments include; Performing certain Yoga in your office chair at work can relive stress and anxiety; Sleep Divorce, with couples sleeping in separate rooms due to snoring, sleep apnea, and other overnight activity that can keep the other person from getting a good night’s sleep; End of summer vacation planning to avoid debt; Paul McCartney, one of the most decorated Musicians and Philanthropists in the world, has reached Billionaire status, and more.
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This episode begins with a discussion of Health And Fitness awareness during the last few weeks of summer. The colder temps and shorter days are coming, and now is the time to get a plan for your Physical Fitness this Fall and Winter. Other segments include; $40 donation from Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation to help the homeless; Kenny Loggins winning the annual John Lennon Award recognizing individuals for they philanthropy and community service; Fall Foliage hot spots in America; Instruction on how to blur you home’s image on Google Maps; and more.
We begin this episode with a report from the Olympics, involving rap music legend Flavor Flav. Mr. Flav has entered a 5 year partnership with US Water Polo to help finance their teams. Flavor Flav was inspired to get involved financially after learning the members of the Women’s US Water Polo team had regular day jobs and couldn’t devote all their time to winning a gold medal. Other reports include; the 4 best tips to get a Good Nights Sleep; Gen Z trusting Tik Toc videos for their health and fitness; and more
We begin this show with a charity concert event with Pablo Cruise. The 70s Yacht Rock band from California, famous for the hits Love Will Find A Way and Whatcha Gonna Do, played a benefit concert recently to raise money for the Marion Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen. Other segments include; Summer Olympics nutrition for Athletes; American Home Owners spend $156 Billion annually on their Pets; Average cost of a wedding is at $26,000; and more.
This show begins with a look at a Donna Summer Auction. The late Queen of Disco’s daughters have teamed up with Christies of New York, to raise money for a few of Donna’s favorite foundations including the Elton John Aids Foundation and St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Other segments include; A study on how your work environment affects your lifespan; a look at cinematic history with 40 years of Indiana Jones with the release of the 5th movie in the franchise; There’s a mountain of clothes weighing 59,000 tons in a landfill in the country of Chile; A Fast Food report mentioning the healthy pizza option of cauliflower crust; and more.
We begin the show with a story from Portland, OR. An Orange Theory location fired a coach/trainer who scammed members out of $12,000 worth of donations he said he’d give to 17 local charities. He kept all the money that members Venmo’d him. The Orange Theory has committed to giving $1000 to each of the 17 charities, for a total of $17,000. Other segments include; Rachel Cleveland in Minnesota has launched a Book Truck, selling books at public events; A Bloomsbury Philanthropy has donated $1 Billion to John Hopkins University Med School to cover tuition for qualified med students; Public School Districts have begun to outlaw smartphones in the classroom; and more.
Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more at Spokenote.com.
We begin this show with our annual list of Fireworks Safety tips, as provided by the National Safety Council. The best tip of all is to relax on a lawn chair or blanket, and watch your civic professional fireworks. Other segments include; Corey Barton played every single Foo Fighters song over a 9 hour period and raised $7500 for Cancer Awareness and Research; Fast Food earnings rankings; How to deal with The Summer Slide, which is a child’s learning loss over a 2 month period of summer vacation; and more.
We begin the show with One805, and organization in California that benefits the First Responders of Santa Barbara. One805 has announced that Grammy-winning recording artist Kenny Loggins as this year’s Heart of the Community Award recipient. The award recognizes individuals who have shown outstanding dedication to giving back to the community. Prior recipients include Kevin Costner, and One805 founding board member Alan Parsons. Other segments include; The annual Metallica charity for Marching Bands. High School and College Marching Bands compete by performing a Metallica song of their choice, and the winning bands receive thousands of dollars of music equipment for their marching band; Alice Cooper auctioning one of his paintings to benefit a Pet Rescue in Michigan; The Rock For Ronnie benefit concert raised $80,000 for cancer research in the memory of the late rocker Ronnie James Dio; and more.
This episode begins with Global Running Day, which takes place on the first Wednesday of June. The First Global Running Day was in 2009. Millions of people participate every year, logging tens of millions of miles running to promote health. Other segments include; Mosquito Season. Mosquitos can carry disease like West Nile, so keep on eye on the standing water on your property, like a bucket or a kiddie pool. They could be breeding grounds for Mosquitos; Moving Stress. Almost 25% of Americans say that Moving is as stressful as losing or changing jobs. The number one tip to avoid stress is to hire a professional mover; And more.
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We begin this show with a story about an organization called Mended Arrows. This group of men provide free haircuts to young men as a way to provide therapy and mentoring. This initiative is called Mended Arrows Therapy Cuts Mentoring Program. The barbers provide T(HAIR)APY (get it, therapy) for the young men during the free haircut to address mental health concerns, and promote peace and alternatives to violence by educating young men to properly handle strong emotions and conflict within themselves. Other segments include; Teenager social media screen time; Top ten most played songs in radio history, and more.
We begin with a report from the FBI about scams. Older Americans were scammed out of $3.4 Billion last year. We discuss techniques for our elders to avoid these scams. Other segments include; Microchipping your pet. A recent returned Amazon package accidentally had the family cat inside the box. The cat was able to be returned home safely from L.A. to Utah quickly due to the microchip; A Veterinarian shortage in 47 states; Robert Plant, famed singer of Led Zeppelin, fighting Homelessness by working with a charity called ‘Good Shepherd’; and more.
This show begins with a look at National Donate Life Month, and the importance of becoming an organ donor. Other segments include; A Kidney Donation story from Cincinnati connecting two strangers to save a life; a report that 50% of Americans don’t know what a 401K is. You read that right, it’s not that half don’t have a 401K… Half don’t know what a 401K is; New Biopic movies on the horizon; and more.
We begin this broadcast with Anouk Garnier, who recently broke the world record Rope Climb in Paris. To raise money and awareness for Cancer Research, she climbed a rope110 meters dangling from the Eiffel Tower. Other segments include; An update on ordering Prescriptions Drugs cheaper and faster from Amazon; an Illinois Diver who has found more that 200 Apple Watches at the bottom of lakes. He attempts to return the watch to it’s owner, or donates them to charity: and more.
We begin this episode with a nod to the ladies in the NCAA Basketball National Championship. For the first time in history, the women’s final had higher television ratings than the men’s national championship. Roughly 18 million tuned in to the women of South Carolina and Iowa, while 14 million watched the men of UCONN and Purdue. Other segments include; A Total Eclipse follow up, discussing how the event affected the soul, and the most searched eclipse related term on google; Flash Flooding across the country sparks a conversations about Driving Safety in a flood; and more.
We begin the show with Mark Backes, a 60 year old California man who is running across America to raise awareness and funding for Parkinsons Disease thru the Michael J Fox Foundation. His father had Parkinsons, and his wife was just diagnosed, which inspired the 3000 mile journey that will take about 75 days. You can learn more and donate thru his website ultrafunrun.com/runmarkrun/. Other segments include; Lat minute precautions for the Total Solar Eclipse; A Speech Fasting study shows not speaking until noon will reduce blood pressure and provide stress health benefits; A chocolate Easter Egg charity in the UK raises $3000 pounds for the Royal National Lifeboat Institute, and inspires Nestle to get involved to make it bigger and better next year; An Australian woman founds The Good Council For Redistribution, which will collect 50 random people to help her donate $27 million; and more.
We begin the show with a discussion of Spring Home Maintenance. We talk about the tips to take the spring cleaning energy to the outside of your home, from your roof and gutters, to the foundation of your house. Other segments include; the popularity of the NCAA basketball tourney and significant stats; another mention of Gambling Awareness during the basketball tournament; Alcohol Awareness during the spring parties and the basketball tourney; and more
Tip-off between Duke and University of Virginina at Duke University, NC, Jan. 12, 2012. DoD photo by D. Myles Cullen
We begin this show discussing the Jersey Mike’s Annual Day Of Giving. On March 27, Jersey Mike’s will donate all sales to local charities. The goal is to beat last year’s record of $21 million. Other segments include; Lightening Safety; A Michigan charity to raise money and awareness for Garrett’s Space, an organization working for suicide prevention; $750 million per year raised for charity, at the counter when we round up; Plastic recycling update; and more.
We begin this episode with a $1 Billion donation to the Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Ruth Gottesman, who is chairperson of the college’s board of trustees, made the donation using money left to her by her late husband, financier David Gottesman. The donation will provide free tuition for all students “in perpetuity,” Other segments include; A scam alert from a Finance Columnist; an FDA Food Recall for Cinnamon Applesauce, info at FDA.gov; Joe Walsh Charity Concert which raised $250,000 for Veterans; Philadelphia Eagle Jason Kelce participates in the Mikes Seafood 5K for Autism; Cleveland Guardians spring training Chess Tournament for charity; and more.
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Our guest interview for this episode with with Wayne Nelson of the Little River Band. Wayne has been the leader of the band for more than 40 years. Their 13 Top 40 hits include Reminiscing, Lady, The Night Owls, Lonesome Loser, etc. Wayne discusses his foundation work with Wounded Warriors, Animal Rescue, Child Centers for Education, and more. Recently he’s worked with 4 Shelters in Iowa, and Veterans of Seal Team Units with PTSD. We also chat about LRB on stage, Social Media, and even Wayne scoring a TD on his high school football team!
This episode begins with the Nearness Of You benefit concert in New York that raised money for Cancer Research. Christopher Cross, Elvis Costello, and more performed and raised money for the Columbia University’s Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Research Center. Other segments include; Super Bowl recap; Cedar Rapids police no profit paying for school lunches; McDonald’s franchise owners in Rochester NY raising $20,000 for the Ronald McDonald House; Heart Health awareness with a mention to get some movement while you are sedentary at work; and more.
This edition of the show covers Gambling Awareness. With the Super Bowl this weekend, and March Madness right around the corner, this is the perfect time to discuss Gambling, Gambling Awareness, and Gambling Addiction. 200 million people will watch the Big Game, and with the ease of Gambling now on your smart phone with legalized gambling apps, Americans are now more prone than ever to a Gambling Addiction taking over their lives. If you or a family member needs help you can call 877-MY-LIMIT for resources and information.
We begin this new month of February with a discussion of a few of the notable days this month, including World Cancer Day. World Cancer Day’s main function is to raise awareness for the disease that has touched nearly everyone. Other reports include; Heart Health Awareness Month; A Mark Knopfler guitar auction that raised over $11 million for charity; a college basketball play for the Denver Pioneers that has his own foundation raising money for the needy of Denver; and more.
We begin this episode with the Guide Dog Draft and Eli Manning. The Super Bowl Champion Quarterback has been working with Guiding Eyes for the Blind for 20 years, helping to raise awareness and funds to train seeing eye dogs for the blind. Eli hosted the 1st annual Guide Dog Draft with the first pick being a seeing eye dog names Ten, going to a blind person. Eli has helped raise over $300,000 total for www.GuidingEyes.org. Other reports include; Junk Fees – Americans have spent $300 Billion in overdraft fees in the last 20 years. The Consumer Bankers Association is working to reduce the average overdraft fee from $35 down to $3, which might go into affect by October of 2025; Double Whammy Taxes for out of state workers remotely. Something to think about when you move to one state but work in another; Brian May and Peter Frampton donated guitars to raise money for the Adaptive Sports Foundation, who provide sports and activities to people with mental and physical disabilities; Arnold Schwarzenegger was stopped in TSA in Germany, detained for 3 hours, because of a watch her was wearing that he eventually will auction for clean energy in Austria; and more.
We begin this show with a recap of a Metallica charity effort from 2023, called For Whom The Bell Tolls. Metallica hosted a contest for Marching Bands in America, to incorporate a Metallica song into their routine. Five winning Marching Bands at the High School and College level won cash prizes for their efforts. The Division 1 college winner was Auburn University, who won $75,000. Other segments include; A conversation about Marching Bands and their funding; Red Cross has noted a blood shortage. To learn more, to donate, and to find out how to win a trip to the BIG GAME in Las Vegas this February head to RedCrossBlood.org; Weather, from extreme cold, tornados this week, we discuss helpful tips to ‘weather the storm’; Snow shoveling tips, and more.
We begin this show and the new year with a discussion about Resolutions. From how many of us participate in making Resolutions, to how many quit, and how to best make them work, we deep dive into New Years Resolutions. Other segments include; Warren Buffet was the leading philanthropist in 2023 having given 1.5 million shares of stock worth $541 Million to charity; Health experts say sleeping nude provides health benefits; Dry January, not drinking alcohol for the month leads to many quitting the bottle forever; Real Estate stats, with 15% of American not being able to afford the average home price; and more.
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We begin this episode with the NFL Man Of The Year Charity Challenge. Each of the 32 NFL teams nominate a player for the Walter Payton Man Of The Year, honoring their philanthropic work off the field in their community. This year the fans can vote for their favorite player on the NFL website. The winner of this fan vote Charity Challenge will receive an extra $35,000 from the NFL Foundation and Nationwide for their charity. Other segments include; Coffee Badging, a brand new term born from the work from home/return to office era we live in today. This is where you badge into to work, grab a coffee, and walk around the office to be seen before you immediately leave to go back to work from home. 2023 was the year of Return To Work; Gift Card Advice. 30 Billion Gift Cards were given this holiday season. 30% will go unused. Thanks to a 2010 federal law, Gift Cards cannot expire for at least 5 years. Use a gift card asap to avoid inflation affecting it’s value, the store closing, or just in case you misplace it; Higher Minimum Wage begins Jan. 1 for 10 million workers in 22 states; and more.
We begin this episode with the new class of films added this week to the Library of Congress National Film Registry, bringing the total to 875 films. Titles include Home Alone, Fame, Terminator 2, 12 Years A Slave, Nightmare Before Christmas, among others. Other segments include; UPS is now using AI to track the homes with the highest risk of Package Theft, and offers alternative delivery options so those homes receive their packages; When is the best time for kids and teenagers to get a smart phone to avoid smart phone addiction; Tipping advice; and more.
We begin this show with the recent Tornado that devastated parts of Tennessee, with a nod to Taylor Swift. Swift, who grew up near Nashville, donated $1 Million to the relief efforts. Other segments include; NY Giants’ Running Back raises $1.3 Million for Covenant House, an organization fighting homelessness; A Public Safety awareness warning from the FBI during the holiday season; Holiday Stress and Calories leading to health risks this Holiday Season; and more.
Tis the season for Radiothons, and we begin this show with a nod to all the radio stations coast to coast that are participating in a Radiothon to raise money and awareness for charities. Other segments include; St. Jude Children’s Research; Headaches and their connection to back pain; a Formula 1 charity that raised $150,000 for Men’s Health Awareness and Prostate Cancer Research as part of Movember; A government website, ready.gov, that can provide tips during severe winter weather; and more.
This show begins with a wrap up of this past Giving Tuesday. Giving Tuesday ends the Thanksgiving weekend holiday gauntlet of Thanksgiving, Black Friday, Small Business Saturday, Cyber Monday, and Giving Tuesday, and kicks of the charitable holiday season. Giving Tuesday began in 2012, and this year 34 million Americans donated $3.1 Billion, up .6 % from last year. Other segments include; Toys For Tots donation boxes; Gmail purging and deleting unused accounts; Babysitting as a side hustle for 20 somethings; Companies moving toward NOT requiring a college degree; Self assessing your driving skills; and more.
We begin this show with a shout out to all the participants this holiday weekend who took part in a Turkey Trot or Drumstick Dash for charity, moving your feet so others could eat! Other segments include; NFL Thanksgiving history; Practicing Gratitude tips to relieve stress and live a healthier lifestyle; A National Forest initiative to conserve the forests and help you chop down your own Christmas Tree for $5; A gentleman in New Hampshire leaves $3.8 million to his community; and more
Chris Conlan leads the runners at the start of the 27th annual ThunderCloud Subs Turkey Trot in downtown Austin, Texas, on Thursday Nov. 23, 2017. Proceeds benefit Caritas of Austin, a nonprofit organization that provides housing, employment, education, and food services to homeless, working poor, and documented refugees in Travis County. ( Jay Janner/Austin American-Statesman via AP)
We begin the show with a partnership between AT&T and Galllaudet University to provide 5G Technology with a smart football helmet to help deaf football players. This technology will eventually assist First Responders and help the safety of Construction Sites. Other segments include; Pet Adoption; A new Scam Alert; The Charlie Brown Thanksgiving special available for free again; Clothes Washing tips to help your hygiene and health; and more.
We begin this show with a birthday shout out to Alan Parsons, and his tribute concert to raise money for charity. Alan produced some of the most famous albums from Pink Floyd and The Beatles, as well as performing his own hits with The Alan Parsons Project. On December 20th, a birthday concert for his 75th birthday will take place in Santa Barbara starring his pals Al Stewart, Michael McDonald, David Pack of Ambrosia, among others. The concert’s proceeds will support The First Responders of Santa Barbara. Other segments include; With the US Credit Card debt reaching one trillion dollars, we go over some financial tips to tackle your credit card debt; FDA warning about counterfeit Ozempic; and more.
This episode features an interview with Brenda Kaye. Brenda is an expert in Hypnosis. We discuss how Hypnosis can help with several topics we often discuss on this Public Affairs show including Weight Loss, Anxiety, Quitting Smoking, and even Infertility. Brenda Kaye is headquartered in Denver, CO. Learn more about Brenda at www.BrendaHypnotist.com.
This episode starts with Halloween Fun Runs. Running or walking a 5K or Half marathon to raise money for charity wearing a Halloween Costume is scary fun, for a great cause. Adam and Jay cover some costume ideas that are great for a fun run, like not wearing a mask so you can breathe! Other segments include; Colder weather is here. Before it gets too cold now is the time to check your furnace; It’s Flu Shot season; and more.
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We begin the show with a nod to John Oates, half of hall of fame duo Hall & Oates, who recently performed at a charity event for Therapeutic Horses of Saratoga in California. The organization turns retired race horses into therapy animals for vets, and the disabled. Other segments include; Billionaire Charles Feeney, who recently passed away at the age of 92 and left his fortune to charity; The Giving Pledge, which encourages Billionaires to give away at least half their wealth to charities and foundations; World Mental Health Day; and more.
One this episode we start the show with a nod to the 2nd best reason to celebrate October, Dental Hygiene Awareness Month. Jay and Adam go over the best practices from the CDC to keep your choppers healthy and happy. Other segments include; A quick mention of the charitable foundations that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce support (they might be dating if you haven’t heard); The film Oppenheimer has surpassed Bohemian Rhapsody to become the highest grossing Biopic of all time; and more.
We begin this episode with a story about Cliff Burton, the original bass player from Metallica from 1982 to 1986. Cliff tragically passed away in a Tour Bus accident in 1986. To this day, his 92 year old father donates his royalties to music programs and music scholarships. Other segments include; A nod to Farm Aid and the Farmers of America; Statistics show that Fall is the worst season for car accidents and dangerous driving, due to the change in lack of daylight; A $10,000 prize awarded to the snake hunter who removed the most Pythons from swampland in Florida; A Bob Ross painting that sold for $100 in 1983 just sold for $10 million; and more.
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We begin the show with actor and philanthropist Michael J. Fox, who won this year’s Elevate Prize Catalyst Award, which includes a $250,000 from the Elevate Prize Foundation. The “Back to the Future” star plans to use the funding to further his foundation’s work to find treatments for Parkinson’s disease. During our discussion, Jay revealed to Adam that he has been recently diagnosed with Parkinsons. Jay brings to light more about the disease, what it means, how to live with it, and more. We applaud Jay for his bravery to disclose such a personal situation, to hopefully bring awareness and support to others.
This episode begins with a discussion of the Dog Surfing event in Sand Diego that raised money for the Helen Woodward Animal Center. To learn more or donate go to AnimalCenter.org. Other segments include; Post Labor Day ‘Dog Swims’ at public pools to raise money for Animal Shelters; A Townsend, TN 5K Half Marathon thru The Smokey Mountains that raised $21,000 for charity; A health update concerning cleaning supplies; and more.
This episode begins with a look at the Kennedy Center Honors inductees, Barry Gibb, Billy Crystal, Dionne Warwick, among others. Learn more about the mission of supporting the arts at kennedy-center.org. Other segments include; a discussion of Parkinsons and Alzheimers Diseases with the recent loss of singer Gary Wright, famous for the song Dream Weaver; an American Journal of Geriatrics study of how using the internet could be good for the elder demo; a Fredy Mercury auction benefiting The Elton John AIDS Foundation; and more.
We begin with a look at a benefit concert for Autism. It’s the Ed Asner Family Center annual concert in Los Angeles at The Orpheum Theater, starting Toto, Ringo Starr, Hoobastank, Stone Temple Pilots, Colin Haye from Men At Work, and more. The show takes place September 9th. The late Ed Answer founded his Family Center, in honor of his autististic child. Find concert details here: https://www.livenation.com/event/vvG10Z9iTq7fk_/a-concert-for-the-ed-asner-family-center
Other segments include; A travel warning for US Citizens to Haiti due to gang violence on the island; The University of Nebraska women’s volleyball team breaks the world record for largest crowd at a female sporting event with over 92,000 fans in attendance for their match in Memorial Stadium; and more.
We begin the show taking a look at American Zoos, with the national news story of a spotless giraffe born at a Tennessee Zoo this week. Other segments include; Actor Cole Hauser from Yellowstone and his Bourbon & Bonfires Charity; Rock Stars former careers as teachers; A new search for the Loch Ness monster; A Wallaby rescue; and more.
On this episode we begin with a report on the Brooklyn Public Library getting 14,000 new members due to their Jay Z themed library cards. Other reports include; Big Ten Athletic Conference re-configuration; A new Sun Screen law in South Carolina that allows students to have Sun Screen on school grounds; A study naming the best states to spend your retirement; Saying hello to your neighbor is good for your well being; and more.
A kind and caring neighbor or friend delivers fresh produce from the grocery store to an elderly man at his home. He receives the gift with a smile on his face, grateful for the help and assistance. Horizontal image.
We begin this episode with a report on Dogust. August is Rescue Dog Awareness Month. Adam and Jay discuss ways you can help your local pet shelter during Dogust! Other segments include; LED Light Bulbs are the new norm, and environmentally safe; A Scam Alert from Amazon; Sleep Inertia; and more.
On this encore presentation, we begin with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky. We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team. He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council. Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are […]
On this episode we take a look a new book that’s raising money and awareness for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital. The book is called THE SINGERS TALK, written by Jason Thomas Gordon, the grandson of famed entertainer Danny Thomas. Danny Thomas founded St. Judes. The Singers Talk features interviews with some of pop music’s […]
We begin this show with Camp Kesem, a summer camp for children dealing with a parent who has Cancer. With over 125 locations in more than 40 states, Camp Kesem is a place where College Student leaders help the campers coping with a parent’s Cancer. Positive outcomes for the campers include improved self esteem, enhanced […]
We start the show with a story out of Ireland, with a gathering of Dolly Parton Look alikes. The participants with blonde wigs seemingly broke the Guiness World Record for the largest assembly of Dolly Parton impersonators (1100!), while raising money for cancer research. Other segments include; a Honda recall due to a brake issue; […]
This show begins with a look at a Donna Summer Auction. The late Queen of Disco’s daughters have teamed up with Christies of New York, to raise money for a few of Donna’s favorite foundations including the Elton John Aids Foundation and St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Other segments include; A study on how your work […]
Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more […]
We begin with the story of recent college graduate Gordon Wayne, a young man who was a homeless teenager who earned a full academic scholarship to Boston College. Gordon walked 551 miles from his hometown in Virginia to Boston College to raise money and awareness for Homelessness. Over $182,000 was raised for The National Alliance […]
We begin this Holiday Weekend show with a discussion of the meaning of Memorial Day. It’s vastly different than Veterans Day, in that Memorial Day celebrates and honors the memory of the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice serving this country. Veterans Day honors all living Military Personnel and Veterans. Memorial Day honors […]
This episode features a conversation about Kidney Health Awareness and Organ Donor Awareness with Carlie Oakely. Carlie is a Kidney Transplant Recipient, and she shares her incredible story with us. Carlie has become an advocate for Organ Donation, and is an inspiration for anyone going through a health crisis.
This episode begins with a discussion of Pool Safety. Now that it’s May and the weather is warming up, pool season is right around the corner. To avoid a drowning or other life changing tragedy we discuss 10 tips for Pool Safety. Other topics include; Indy 500 driver Charlie Kimball work as a Diabetes Advocate; The history of Memorial Day; Warmer weather affecting traffic and pedestrian safety; Ceiling Fan pro tips; and more.
This week we take a look at AI scams, including a terrifying scam involving an AI voice impersonation to convince the victim their loved one has been kidnapped. Other segments include; Allergy Season, with a mild spring the pollen will develop earlier for heightened allergies this summer; AM Radio update, affecting the emergency alert system during a disaster; RIP Medical Debt, a charity that has relieved over $8 billion in medical debt for Americans; The first EV Chevy Corvette auctioned for over $1 Million to raise money for Teachers; April is Stroke Awarenesss Month; and more.
This show begins with a discussion of Tornado Relief, after several severe storms caused major damage and loss of life recently in Mississippi, Missouri, Indiana, and more parts of the south. To make a donation and help click on RedCross.org. Other segments include; Tornado Season awareness and preparedness; KC Royals 3rd baseman Hunter Dozier BBQ sandwich to benefit Hunters Heroes and Big Brothers Big Sisters Kansas City; and more.
This show begins with a discussion of a recent charity concert event at Carnegie Hall called The Music of Paul McCartney. Christopher Cross, Graham Nash, Nancy Wilson of Heart, and many more super stars performed the music of Sir Paul to raise money for music education for underserved youth. Other segments include; the 4 day work week; a Bear warning in New Jersey from the NJ Dept. of Environmental Protection; the start of Alcohol Awareness month this April; and more.
This show kicks off with a story on a great charity in Ohio called Honoring Our Heroes. Retired Military Vet John Norris launched this foundation for retired Vets and First Responders who need help fixing or renovating their homes, due to being disabled or being on a fixed income. Recently they replaced a roof for a Vet, and got some love from Wayne Nelson of Little River Band. Wayne talked about Honoring Our Heroes at a recent show, and the band signed merchandise that sold for the charity. Learn more and donate at HonoringOurHeroes.org. Other segments include; Michael Jordan donating $10 Million to the Make A Wish Foundation; The best time to Hydrate; Chiefs fans raising money for an Eagles players foundation; and more.
On this Episode we begin with a report on FOX Sports and a home remodel for charity. With this years Big Game airing on FOX, we highlight a recent initiative with their sports department renovating a home for a deserving Vet. Other segments include; Super Bowl Alcohol and Smoking Awareness courtesy of Len Dawson; Gambling Awareness in light of the $16 Billion wagered on this years Super Bowl; Charity Scam alert concerning the earthquake in Turkey; and more.
This show begins with a brave little girl named Delilah Loya, an 8 year old battling cancer. Her favorite song is Hey There Delilah by the Plain White T’s. Recently PWTs lead singer Tom Higgenson sang the song to her in her person while she was receiving treatment in the hospital. The video has gone viral, and has raised awareness for Neuroblastoma. Other segments include; You Tuber Mr. Beast curing blindness for 1000 people; A blanket drive called The Blanket Challenge in Redding PA; donating platforms to use while you shop; and more.
We begin with a report on Shades Of Green, and military veteran resort hotel in Orlando. This resort is right in the heart of Walt Disney World, adjacent to the Polynesian Resort, and is only current and veteran military service persons, and their families. This is a gem of a resource for Veterans to take advantage of to save an incredible amount of money on a Disney experience. For example the average room at the Polynesian can run about $700 per night, while across the street at Shades Of Green the rooms are about $175 a night. Military and Veterans can learn more at ShadesOfGreen.org. Other segments include; an NFL Alumni Association Poker Tournament update; NFL’s Patrick Mahomes win the Walter Peyton Man of The Year award, with Nationwide donating $1.5 million to the Patrick’s charity 15andTheMahomies.org; Auto Care Haven, a mechanic who started a charity to fix the cars of low income people; ‘Amazon Smile’ charity update, with $400 million raised from 2013 to 2023; and more.
This show features a conversation with Rick DeMulling. Rick is an NFL Veteran, playing O Line for the Colts, Lions, and Commanders. He is the current president of the NFL Alumni Association Indy Chapter. Rick shares with us how the NFL Alumni Assoc helps communities, kids, obesity, mental health, and more. The NFL Alumni Assoc Indy is hosting a Charity Poker Event on February 18, at the Horseshoe Casino in Shelbyville. Former NFL players will be at each table, the buy in is $500, and the winner gets a seat at a national Poker Tournament in Las Vegas. To learn more or to reserve your spot go to givebutter.com/poker_tournament_2023.
We begin this episode with Kellan Tilton, a 10 year old cancer survivor who works to raise money and awareness for childhood cancer. Recently his efforts at a New England Patriots Wheelchair Football event caught the eye of Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who awarded Kellan with 2 tickets to this years Super Bowl. Other segments include; An update on the Damar Hamlin Chasing M Foundation Toy Drive that has raised more than $9 Million; Dry January, abstaining from alcohol for the first month of the year; Winter Driving Awareness; and more.
This show begins with in in-depth look at the charitable efforts associated with the Chick-Fil-A Peach Bowl. Tens of Millions of dollars have been donated to various charities including the National Guard, hurricane relief, the National Kidney Foundation, high school scholarships, and countless other one-time donations since Chick-Fil-A became the official sponsor/partner one the Peach Bowl in 2002. Other segments include; Buffalo Bills defensive back Damar Hamlin’s ‘Chasing M Foundation’ Toy Drive raising more than $7 Million since his devastating injury in a recent Monday Night Football Game; Barrett Jackson Car Auction for charity; A Police Firefighters charity hockey game in Aquideck Island, RI called ‘Guns and Hoses’; Hydration helping to fight the aging process; and more
We begin this show with a tip of the hat to everyone who gave their time and energy to charity this holiday season, including the employees of Vibenomics who participated in a corporate day of giving for a charity called Hashtag Lunchbag. Over 200 meals were prepared to feed the hungry. Other segments include; College Football Bowl Season corporate giving; The top ten New Years resolutions; Tips for a successful resolution; and more.
Hayden R., winner of the Dr Pepper Tuition Toss during halftime at the 2021 SEC Championship Game on December 4, 2021 at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta, GA, accepting the award. CREDIT: AP IMAGES FOR DR PEPPER
This episode features an interview with a special guest and friend of the show, Ken Stacey. Ken is a singer, musician, and producer (who’s sang on tour with Elton John, Michael Jackson, and more). He joins us to talk about his latest production, which benefits The Donny Hathaway Legacy Project, which provides culturally relevant and accessible mental health-related education, advocacy, and essential resources needed to support underserved youth and marginalized communities. Ken has produced/arranged a new version of the Donny Hathaway holiday classic, This Christmas, with some of the biggest names in music. Kenny Loggins, Michael McDonald, Richard Marx, Melissa Manchester, among others, joined Ken in studio for this wonderful song and incredible cause.
We start the show and the new month of December, with a report on Karing For Kids. Karing For Kids is a charity founded by Hucks Market, a convenience store chain in the midwest. Adam was honored to emcee the recent Karing For Kids golf outing and banquet. Other segments include; A Sock Drive by Orange Theory Fitness; Financing your holiday gifts with a new credit card; Tips to avoid grogginess in the morning; Tampa Bay Lightening hockey player donates to Tampa Bay Thrives; Alzheimers Research update; and more.
This show begins with a nod to all the Turkey Trotters and Drumstick Dashers that braved a 5K prior to their Thanksgiving celebrations. We highlight a virtual Turkey Trot, called www.AmericasTurkeyTrot.com, which raised over $40,000 last year. Other segments include; A final nod to John Oates and his mustache for being the International Spokesperson for Movember supporting Men’s Health and Awareness; Inflation’s affect on charitable gifts this year; A BMW Car Auction benefitting The Ronald McDonald House; Hearing Loss Awareness; The Naval Academy’s Giving Tree Charity that helps 500 kids in Annapolis thru the Salvation Army; and more.
Midshipmen from the Sixth Company pick paper with the needs of children from a tree in Bancroft Hall at the 29th annual Giving Tree ceremony at the U.S. Naval Academy in Annapolis. The Giving Tree is decorated with paper angel ornaments which contain the age, gender, and gift wish list of a child in need.
This show features a conversation with Bertie Higgins. Bertie is most known for bis #8 hit in 1982 called Key Largo. The song also hit #1 on the Adult Contemporary charts. We talk about his Charity Work from Golf Outings to Live Benefit Concerts, and more specifically his work with Equestrian Charities to raise money […]
We begin this episode with a new Guinness World Record. 178 people with the same first and last name recently gathered in one place to break the previous record of 168 people named Martha Stewart. This new record took place in Tokyo, with people ranging in age from 3 to 80, all named Tanaka Hirokazu. […]
We start the show with a story on John Oates, of hall & Oates, who has teamed up with Movember for the nonprofit’s annual fall campaign, when men grow mustaches to raise awareness and funds for men’s health issues like mental illness, suicide prevention, and testicular and prostate cancer. It’s a worthy cause that convinced […]
This is our annual Halloween show, featuring safety and more. We cover pedestrian safety with the trick or treaters, costume safety, drinking and driving, offensive costumes, candy safety, and alcohol awareness. The 31st of October can be haunting, especially if you’re not paying attention to Halloween Safety!
This show begins with a look at a charity concert to raise money for the victims of Hurricane Ian in the fort Myers area. The Fort Myers Beach Relief Concert recently took place at Whiskey Row in Nashville, and the proceeds went to the Fort Myers Beach Women’s Club. The mission of the Woman’s Club […]
This show begins with a discussion of Charity Auctions, in light of the 1800’s era Levi Jeans that were sold at auction this week for $76,000. Other segments include an “Office’ themed Bar Crawl for charity in Ohio for the Make A Wish Foundation; Police vs Firefighter Hockey game, Battle of The Badges, raising money […]
This show begins with a recent warning from the FDA for parents and children to be aware of Rainbow Fentanyl. With the colorful shapes and sizes this deadly drug can look very similar to candy, which is certainly something to think about before the kids go trick or treating this Halloween season. Other segments include; […]
This show cover the recovery effort in Southwest Florida from the damage of Hurricane Ian. If you’d like to donate or volunteer, go to www.VolunteerFlorida.com or www.RedCross.com. We also talk about the scammers that will try to take advantage of the disaster to steal money. Other topics discussed include; Hurricane Preparedness; Breast Cancer Awareness Month; […]
This episode begins with a report of the Hollywood Sign Trust, which is preparing for the 100th anniversary of the iconic sign. The Hollywood Sign Trust is giving the 45 foot high sign a cleaning and a brand new paint job, to be completed by November 1. During the makeover, a 24/7 webcam is available […]
This show begins with an update of the US Wheelchair Lacrosse Nationals which took place recently in Denver, CO. Learn more and donate at www.WheelchairLacrosse.com. Other segments include; Mackenzie Scott donating $50 million to the California Community Foundation; American Express round up for charity program; The app ‘Give Directly’ providing cash transfers to poor communities […]
This show starts with the Dallas Clark Foundation, currently raising money for Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital and the University of Iowa Stead Family Children’s Hospital. The All American Tight End from The Iowa Hawkeyes and Super Bowl Champion from the Indianapolis Colts is doing an Ironman in Hawaii this year to raise money and awareness […]
This begins with a report touching on All Pro NFL Linebacker Darius Leonard and his work with Special Needs fans. We also look at how recent Heat Waves and Droughts will affect the Christmas Tree Industry this holiday season. With higher Tree prices predicted, this may be the year you invest in an artificial tree. […]
The show begins in Oakland with an interview with Rod Woodson discussing his work with The Leukemia Society, coaching, social media, and more. Woodson was an All American at Purdue, NFL Super Bowl Champion and All Pro DB with the Steelers, Ravens, and 49ers. He’s in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and is currently […]
On this episode we feature and organization called Leave No Trace, promoting leaving no trace of your visit to the outdoors. If all who enjoy the outdoors were to do what they could to minimize the unavoidable impacts (trampling, erosion, etc.) and prevent the avoidable impacts (properly dealing with human waste, properly storing food and […]
This show begins with a Back To School report featuring the service work of Feed The Children. They work to end childhood hunger, but their work has expanded to include strategies to empower at-risk families to better face today’s challenges and realize more stable lives to secure long-term benefits for their children. Feed the Children […]
Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more […]
We begin this show with a report of a charity event in Toledo OH that raised money for The Salvation Army. Tony Packos restaurant celebrated National Hot Dog Week with an autograph signing by former Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain, with 10 cents of every Hot Dog sold going to The Salvation Army. McLain is […]
This is a ‘Best Of’ episode of The Adam Ritz Show, featuring Health And Fitness Expert and Fox TV Personality Jenny Anchondo, an on campus report from Washington State University in Pullman WA covering Cougars Student Athlete community Service, and The United States Power Soccer Association initiatives for wheelchair soccer.
This show begins with a nod to Pet Adoption, since Jay is joining us from his home studio taking care of his new pet Harper (who he just adopted). We also give a little nod in the intro of the show to Heat Exhaustion and Cooling Tips since Adam’s Air Conditioner went kaput during the […]
This show is our annual 4th of July safety and preparedness broadcast. We start with some statistics about how dangerous the annual celebration has become. Of all the summer injuries, more than 70% take place during the first week of July. We touch on travel and gas prices over the 3 day weekend. We report […]
This show features an interview with the Amber Catlin-Kolodziej, the director of The Mustard Seed. The Mustard Seed is a Furniture Bank, providing home furnishings to families in transition. You can learn more about, or make a donation, at MustardSeedIndy.org. In this show Adam and Jay also discuss; recycled pharmaceuticals to avoid the contamination of […]
This show welcomes back Jay Baker to the studio. It’s been 2 years since Adam and Jay have been face to face in studio, thanks to the pandemic. This is hopefully another sign, along with relaxed vaccine mandates for concert venues, and no covid test requirement to return to the country from abroad. The major […]
This show features an Interview with Dr. Lowell Wightman. Dr. Wightman has dedicated over 30 years to the study of defining positive mindset, and applies practical methods to improve leadership style. He is a Mental Performance Coach, and has worked with Professional Athletes, Student Athletes, and Corporate Leaders. His new book, Coach Me Up, will […]
This show features an interview with Maria Brace. Maria, or as she’s known in her professional life Coach Maria, is a Health and Fitness Expert. In addition, she’s also a new mom! We discuss the importance of health and fitness for Pregnant Woman, new moms, as well as men and women. Other topics discussed include […]
This is a special edition of The Adam Ritz Show, recorded live on location at the Brownsburg American Legion, featuring A Night Of Comedy to benefit the Brownsburg Older Adult Alliance. BOAA Chairman Tom Lacey joins us to explain the support that BOAA provides to the older community, and their history. Along with our own […]
This show begins with a detailed account of Adam’s recent Colonoscopy. Colon Cancer and Colonoscopies are a major defense to combat colon cancer. After all as they say, early detection is the key. Other segments include; A British company called Gravity Industries working on rocket suit, sort of a real life Iron Man, for Search […]
Adam and Jay start the show with the story of a Brazilian man who has worked for the same company for over three-quarters of his life, setting a new record. According to Guinness World Records, Walter Orthmann, 100, has worked for textile company ReneauxView for more than 84 years. Orthmann began working for the company […]
This show begins with a tip of the Captains Hat to The Darien Foundation, and their ‘Yacht Rock Returns’ benefit happening this weekend. The foundation has raised millions of dollars for positive causes in Darien CT, including the wheelchair accessible Library Cafe, a Robotics program for the public school, and more. The Yacht Rock themed […]
This episode begins with a discussion on the importance of Sleep, and other sleep issues, including the 15 Rule. We also have a feature interview with Nonnie Owens. Mom Nonnie as she’s known, has been a national keynote speaker and author touching on the topic of Healthy Dating. Our discussion is almost a therapy session […]
This show kicks off with a report on the varsity Blue Wave football team at Darien High School in Darien CT. Their recent Life For A Cure charity event raised $14,000 for the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation. Other segments include; Lentin Fish Fry for charity; Ed Sheeran and more peform a Concert For Ukraine in […]
We begin this show with a story that swept the nation this week, the Pep TalkHotline. Kids at Westside Elementary School in Clearlake Oaks, CA, have put together a voicemail of encouragement for anyone to call when they need a Pep Talk. You can call the number right now, to brighten your day. 707 998 […]
This show features a conversation about St. Patrick’s Day responsible drinking, and St Paddy’s Day Fun Runs for Charity. Other segments include; Daylight Savings Time reminders; Genetically altered mosquitos to control the mosquito population; a Boston University study on the health effects from optimism; Ukraine Relief donations scam alert; A charity hockey game between the […]
We begin the show with the story of 3 brothers in Naples FL, who started their own business called Brothers Unleashed. Part of their profit from Leash sales is donated back to pet charities. Just last week, the boys were able to give the Humane Society of Naples a $300 check. More info at BrothersUnleashed.com. […]
This show begins with a story about Matthew’s Hope 4 Miracles. An 11-year-old boy in PA who overcame pediatric cancer launched a charity dedicated to helped families battle pediatric cancer, called Matthew’s Hope 4 Miracles. This charity work has raised over $65,000 to help battle pediatric cancer. Reports include; University of Michigan research showing Pet […]
On this show we take a look at Steven Tyler’s work with ‘Janies House’, a home for girls who’ve been neglected or abused. Tyler helped open “Janie’s House” just outside of Memphis. He’s contributed about $500,000 to the charity, Janie’s Fund, which has raised about $4 million. Tyler opened the first Janie’s House in Atlanta […]
This episode begins with a look at the deaf sign language performers that with perform the national anthem at this weekends Big Game. Segments include: Changing your voicemail message in an emergency when your cell phone service or battery is gone; The Stars and Stripes Bowl, a celebrity flag football game called in L.A. to […]
This show begins with a report from Bethel Park, PA. The High School Football team in Bethel Park shoveled snow for disabled and the elderly, after head coach Brian Delallo cancelled weight lifting and suggested the boys help the community. Other reports include; Marijuana Poisoning in Dogs. With a 765% increase in calls about pet […]
This show begins with a tribute to Betty White and the #BettyWhiteChallenge. The social media campaign raised millions of dollars for Animal Shelters across North America. We also report on; NFL Buffalo Bills fans donating to visual impaired group; The PGA recognizes WARM Place at their #1 non profit of the year 2021. WARM provides […]
This show begins with a report form Orlando, with the Devos Family donating $3 million to 30 Central Florida charities. The Devos family who owns the Orlando Magic, have committed this $3 million to 30 area nonprofit organizations over the next 18 months and seeks to invest in people and projects impacting youth, essential needs […]
This show begins with a report on Travis Kelce’s foundation called Eighty-Seven & Running, which provides educational resources and a lab for teenagers in the inner city. The Kansas City Chiefs star Tight End’s clothing brand, Tru Kolors, have partnered with Pepsi to launch limited edition T-shirts, with a portion of the proceeds forwarded to […]
This show begins with a Henry Winkler/Arthur Fonzerelli Auction for charity. Reports include: The 2021 American Heart Association Dietary Guide released, focusing on creating a dietary pattern The Founders Pledge launches a patients philanthropic fund, for ‘long term ism’ Jeff Bezos charity giving $2 billion for land erosion, and climate End of daylight savings time […]
This show begins with a report of a Beta Theta Pi charity called Buzz a Beta, which raised $86,000 for Purdue Cancer Research. We also take a look at Stress related covid 19 concerns; Hugh Grant donating 10,000 pounds to a winter fundraiser called DEPHER, Disabled Elderly Plumming Heating Emergency Repair; Poker Philanthropist Gershon Destinfeld, […]
This show begins with an update on the 25th annual Keep Memory Alive ‘Power of Love Gala’ benefit for the Cleveland Clinic Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, which took place this week in Las Vegas. The star studded event was attended by Kenny Loggins, BabyFace, and Bruno Mars among others. Learn more and donate […]
This episode begins with Haunted Dash’s and Trick or Trot 5K’s across the country, raising money for charity. We also talk about how now is the perfect time of year to have your HVACSystem checked out before the bitter cold hits this winter. Other topics discussed include: A Honey Bee update the new FDA sodium […]
This episode begins with a new scholarship in the name of Chadwick Boseman at Howard University. Netflix has donated over $5 Million for the Chadwick A. Boseman Annual Scholarship, to pay for 4 years tuition for a deserving student every year at Howard. Boseman, who played Black Panther in the Avenger films, passed away at […]
We begin the show with a look at the 41 charities that are officially connected to the Boston Marathon. The 26.3 mile race will take place Monday October 11. The 2019 Boston Marathon raised over $38 Million for charities. Other reports include: Mysfits Farms Haunted Barn in Iowa, with all proceeds going to charity New […]
We begin this show with a follow up report on the monies raised from the 911 Hockey Heros game at Madison Square Garden between the NYFD and the NYPD. $500,000 was raised for the families of the victims of 911. We also report on Dave Muse from the band Firefall. The longtime horn player for […]
This show begins with a nod to 5 Georgia Bulldog football players who are taking advantage of the new NIL (Name Image and Likeness) rule, to raise money for charity. They founded the DGD Fund, which stands for Damn Good Dawgs, to raise awareness and money for The American Brain Tumor Association, Happy Feet day […]
This show begins with a nod to Southern Glazer’s Wines, who just gave $500,000 to charity. The charities were nominated and chosen by their own employees, and 50 different charities throughout the US and Canada received $10,000 each. Congratulations Southern Glazer’s Wines. We also take a look at how National Parks are providing ‘selfie stations’ […]
This episode begins with a report of an Albertsons Golf Outing in Idaho that raised $2.9 million for charity. We also take a look at a new additional 2000 miles of bike trails that have been added in 8 states. We tip our hat to Dolly Parton, who recently gave $1 million to Vanderbilt Medical […]
We start the show with a look at the NFL season kicking off with the Hall of Fame game, and welcome the great work the NFL does with Breast Cancer Awareness. We also give a nod to new HOFer Peyton Manning and his work with Children’s Hospitals. August is a big month for meteor showers, […]
This episode begins with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky. We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team. He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council. Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are doing this semester. […]
This show begins with a look at social media responsibility, after Adam spoke on campus at Murray State University this week. An upcoming show will feature an interview with a member of their Student Athlete Advisory Council sharing the Racers’ community service efforts. We also report on shark week and the perceived dangers of shark […]
It’s State Fair season! So hats off and good luck to all the 4H and Agriculture competitors this summer. This show starts with a nod to State Fair Season, and a mention of a concert with Orleans, Firefall, and Atlanta Rhythm Section presented by Yacht Rock Radio at the Indiana Statute Fair. We also report […]
This episode begins with a look at the tough decisions facing new parents everyday. From naming the baby, to deciding on daycare, a new parent will face more than 1700 hard decisions in the first year of the baby’s life. We also look at a very cool story of 2 different generations walking 100 miles […]
This episode features a conversation about Fireworks safety. With Sparklers being the number one firework that causes injury, we are all reminded that even the most normal firework can cause tragedy during your 4th of July celebrations. We also discuss alcohol awareness during the Holiday Weekend. This weekend is the number one holiday for beer […]
We begin the show with a look at Fatherhood, in honor of Fathers Day Weekend. We also report on how retirement rates were affected by the Pandemic, revisit the 20 20 20 rule to help your eyesight defend itself against screen time, and talk about a foundation called RIP Debt that has paid off 4.5 […]
On this show we begin with a report of a Wisconsin man who just set the World Record for doing push ups in a year. Nate Carroll from Wisconsin did more than 1.5 million push ups over the course of a year, to raise money and awareness for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. He did […]
We start the show talking about the recent announcement of the inaugural Tyler Trent Foundation Charity Golf Outing coming on June 28. Established in 2019, The Tyler Trent Foundation is dedicated to continuing Tyler’s mission to support cancer research and honoring his memory by improving the lives of others who are challenged by the same […]
This episode features a look at the predicted 60% increase in Memorial Day Travel this year, as well as the return of Cicadas after their 17 year nap. We also cover grill tips, hand washing, airline pilots shortage, and more.
We start this show with a follow up report on the Ketchup Packet Shortage in restaurants across the country. We also discuss the healthy benefits of getting in the great outdoors, in the parks departments and in your community. Plus we take a look at the charity efforts of Superbowl Champion Coach Bruce Arians and […]
We begin this show talking about Red Gold Ketchup honoring Folds of Honor, with Red Gold donating a portion every bottle of ketchup sold to educate and support the children and families of our fallen heroes thru Folds Of Honor. We also report on a Janet Jackson Charity Auction. A percentage of all money raised […]
We begin this show with a recent Random Act of Kindness from Shaquille O’neal. Shaq paid off the balance of an Engagement Ring for a man in Georgia, reminding us all to do a Random Act of Kindness in our lives. We also report on the theft of the Louie The Lookout mascot costume in […]
This weekend we ’spring forward’ with Daylight Savings Time, which not only means setting your clocks ahead to get an extra hour of daylight in the evening, but also means it’s time to hit up your home check list to make sure you’re ready fro spring. We go over a comprehensive list from changing the […]
This show begins with a report on Oates Song Fest 7908, a free virtual concert on March 20th to benefit Feeding America. Daryl Hall, Bob Weir, Sammy Hagar, Dave Grohl and more will perform during the free concert hosted by John Oates and his wife Aimee. We also talk about Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and […]
On this episode we begin with a warning from the FBI about Charity Scams in the wake of the winter storms that hit Texas. Millions of Texans are in need of assistance, and the scammers are taking advantage of the good hearted people who give. Make sure the charity you’re giving to is legitimate. Reports […]
We begin this show with the news of the Mars Rover Perseverance landing on Mars this week, and what it could mean for future generations. Other Headlines covered on this show include: The JJ Watt Foundation, General Motors supporting the homeless, Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively giving $1 Million to Feeding America, and more. We […]
On this episode, in the heart of winter, we cover Seasonal Depression and Winter Driving Safety. In addition to getting your car serviced, you can find a full list of car recalls at www.nhtca.org. We also discuss a doctor’s recommendation to hold your breath as you walk by people to increase your chance of not […]
On this episode we report on Budweiser, and that they will not advertise in theNFL Championship game for the first time since 1983. Budweiser will re-direct some of that money toward Covid Vaccine Awareness. We also report on Michael Fishman (DJ from Roseanne and The Connors) donating 500,000 masks in California, a line of 900 […]
This show kicks off with a story about Patrick Mahomes and the KC Chiefs working together on a great cause. The famous Quarterback Mahomes, and his foundation ’15 and the Mahomies’, have partnered with the Chiefs to get 500 Super Bowl backpacks filled with goodies and school supplies, to deserving children in the Kansas City […]
On this show we highlight a recent story of a man who took The Waffle House Challenge, and paid it forward. Georgia resident Michael Carsley lost his Fantasy Football League, so he had to spend 24 hours in a Waffle House. He live streamed the event while he was there, taking donations. He raised $1000, […]
We begin this show with a report on Why Hunger, a charity partner of Kenny Loggins. Kenny has just partnered with WhyHunger.org to help raise $1Million during their annual #Hungerthon to End Hunger. And oh, by the way, Kenny just celebrated his 73rd Birthday this week on January 7th! We also report on healthy eating […]
We begin this show with a phone call to the University of Illinois and their Dial-A-Carol. Since 1960, you can call a U of I student and have them sing you a Christmas Carol. It’s free and 24 hours. Try it now at 217.332.1882. We also talk about the $22 Million Guy Fieri has raised […]
On this episode we speak with Jock Bartley from Firefall. The founding member and guitarist behind the 70’s hits You Are The Woman, Just Remember I Love You, and Strange Way, has performed to raise money and awareness for Suicide Prevention. Click to Listen to the entire 60 minute interview with Jock.
On this episode we discuss the Feeding America initiative happening all weekend with Jersey Mikes Subs. 20% of every sale at Jersey Mikes on Saturday and Sunday November 21 and 22, will go to Feeding America. Feeding America is a leading organization working with Food Banks to help the 1 in 6 Americans suffering from […]
On this show we begin with the inspiring story of Nik Nikic, a 21 year old Special Olympics athlete who just became the first person with Downs Syndrome to complete an Ironman Triathlon. He beat the 17 hour cutoff, and is now recognized by the Guinness Book of Records. Congratulation Nic for this inspiring feat! […]
On this episode, we preview a conversation we had with Jock Bartley from the 70’s soft rock band Firefall. Jock has donated his time and talents to support Suicide Prevention. We also take a look at how the recent trick or treat season fared during the pandemic, and take a closer look at how Covid […]
This show kicks off November with a look at several events and topics of note that take place through the month of November, including: The Movember Campaign, with millions of men growing mustaches and beards for Men’s Health and Cancer Awareness. We also report on a Thanksgiving Virtual Race to support WhyHunger.org and Hungerthon, where […]
This is the Halloween Extravaganza episode! With Halloween coming up, we take a look at alcohol, drunk driving, costume responsibility, social media, sexual assault, and CDC Covid guidelines during this very social Holiday. Adam shares his top 3 Halloween Responsibility issues from being a college campus and fraternity consultant, which are covered quickly in the […]
On this episode, we report on a NASA partnership with billionaire Richard Branson of Virgin Airlines, to use his commercial aircrafts to launch Satellites into space. We also talk about Halloween and Trick or Treat Safety tips, with Halloween 2 weeks away. On an upcoming episode we’ll go over CDC recommendations that are being prepared […]
This episode takes a look at Nutrition and the importance of eating Vegetables, and Kitchen Safety as a recent study shows 35,000 American men are injured while cooking every year. We also share a few Eddie Van Halen stories after the passing of the music icon earlier this week. We finish the show with another […]
On this episode we discuss Childhood Cancer Awareness Month and the great organization St. Jude Children’s Hospitals. We also celebrate the 5 year anniversary of the ban of the selfie stick in theme parks, and cover what experts call a ‘Five Year Plan’. Just for fun we also report on the booming Cardboard Cut Out industry, […]
We begin the show with a recent experience Adam had buying tires at Tire Plus. With an easy donation at the register, you can give to a great organization like The Boys and Girls Clubs of America, to help kids Stay in School, Lead a Healthy Lifestyle, Avoid Risky Behavior, Develop Leadership Skills, and Build […]
On this episode we highlight an organization that has raised over $1 Million for Prostate Cancer, while having some fun with beard growth. SeptemBeard.org promotes being a hero by growing a beard, and raising awareness and money, during Prostate Cancer Awareness Month. We also hit on financial advice, and talk about your dog’s vocabulary.
On this episode we discuss the new version of the Jerry Lewis MDA Telethon, hosted by Kevin Hart. This re-imagination of the great television cause to raise money for MDA, will be hosted by the comedian and his charity. The 2 hour tv special will be called The MDA Kevin Hart Kids Telethon, and airs […]
We begin this show with research showing that taking off your shoes at home probably isn’t the biggest thing to worry about in the world of Germs and Bacteria. We offer a few other germ tips to look out for in addition to or instead of taking off the shoes. We also take a look […]
We start the show with the story of two Michigan boys who found a wallet stuffed with more than $500 in cash. Rather than keep it, they turned it in to police. The Wayland Police Department announced that the boys, Logan Mishoe, age 14, and Austin Nichols, age 13, would be honorary “Citizens of the […]
This show features an initiative from Turkey Hill Convenience Stores to raise money and awareness for Disabled American Vets. By rounding up your change to the nearest dollar at check out, Turkey Hill and their sister stores are hoping to raise $250,000 for Disabled American Vets, an organization that helps over 1 million veterans access a full range […]
This show begins with a report on a charity product from Cedar Electronics. Portions of the proceeds from their Cobra Pink CB Radio will go to Breast Cancer Awareness and Research. Real Truck Drivers use pink CB’s! So look for a pink CB Radio in a Big Rig near you! We also take a look […]
There’s another movie reunion for charity, this time benefiting World Central Kitchen to help feed the hungry. Katie Couric hosted the cast and crew of The Parent Trap, including Lindsay Lohan and Dennis Quaid, to talk about the 1998 movie. Couric posted it to her Instagram. The video has links to donate to World Central […]
Adam and Jay cover a lot of ground on this show, start with 100 Million Trees. The search engine Ecosia just planted their 100 millionth tree. Ecosia has used the majority of their revenue to plant trees over their 11 year history. We also report on the fittest city in America, the myth of the […]
Jay and Adam start the show with a nod to Ringo Starr, and his 80th birthday this week. To ring in 80, Ringo and his pals performed a livestream charity concert, benefitting Water Aid, The David Lynch Foundation, Black Lives Matter, and Music Cares. Paul McCartney, Joe Walsh, Sheryl Crow, Michael McDonald, Kenny Loggins, and […]
We cover a load of topics on today’s show, beginning with Fireworks Safety. History shows the danger of fireworks mixed with alcohol and poor decisions is a recipe for disaster. Stay safe everyone!!! We also cover a Scam Warning for popular scams that happen during this Patriotic Weekend, including fake Military or Veteran charities, and […]
On today’s show we talk about a new program on TBS raising money for charity. ‘Celebrity Show Off’ is a reality tv competition that pits celebrities against each other. These celebs, featuring Jason Mraz, Ja Rule, Bella Thorne, Kevin Smith, and more, make phone videos hoping they go viral. The best video wins a cash […]
This show takes off by drone, with a story of a School Librarian who is delivering books to children stuck at home during Covid, via drone. She partnered with Wing Drones to deliver the books. Read the entire CBS News story. We also cover some case studies, statistics, and data about wearing Face Masks in […]
On this episode we take a look at a website that streams sound effects of an office, so you can listen to the sounds you miss while you Work From Home. Sound Of Colleagues features the background noise from your office so you can feel more connected to the workplace while you WFH. Telephones, the […]
This episode takes a look at National Cancer Survivors Day, which takes place the first Sunday in June every year. We also drive straight into Driving Safety tips. With summer travel picking up, we can all drive more alert and keep everyone on the road safe.
This episode features National Safety Month and Men’s Health Awareness Month. We also talk about a Medical Fund started by Eden Beckett for Frankie Banali of Quiet Riot. Frankie’s friend Peter Beckett of Player, and Peter’s wife Eden, have started a Go Fund Me to help support Frankie through his battle with cancer. Click here […]
This broadcast continues the theme of ‘Life Durid Covid’, as we take a look at how the pandemic is changing our lives everyday. We talk in detail about the youtube series hosted by Josh Gad called ‘Reunited Apart’. This video series is raising money and awareness for Covid 19 Relief, and features reunions of some […]
Adam and Jay have been discussing dealing with Life During Covid, and with Life After Covid. One of the many changes will be the probable closing of all Buffet Restaurants in America. Buffets have been on the decline anyway over the last 20 years, and now with Covid, they most likely will cease to exist.
Happy Mothers Day Weekend! Adam and Jay discuss Mothers Day during Covid. According to a national survey 3 out of 10 people are going to celebrate the day with their mom, closer than 6 feet. Other topics include life after working from home orders begin to lift, and the slow return of professional sports.
We begin with the All Together Now telethon benefitting the L.A. Emergency COVID 19 Crisis Fund. Artists including Smokey Robinson, Carole King, Jeff Bridges, Rick Springfield, and our Yacht Rock pals Peter Beckett from Player, Burleigh Drummond, Mary Harris and Ken Stacey from Ambrosia, Steve Lukather from Toto, and many many more. The streaming telethon […]
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Adam and Jay discuss the importance of Alcohol Awareness during the current crises, and how Alcohol can be an issue while sheltering in place with isolation during the Caronavirus Pandemic. We also cover community service projects at Midwestern State University and The University at Buffalo.
This show features Jay and Adam from their home studios as the technology works perfectly to broadcast the show while they continue to practice social distancing and WFH (work from home). They share more thoughts on dealing with the COVID19 world we live in, from staying in touch with your Human Resource Department, to the […]
This show covers just a few of the national stories that have come out of the COVID 19 crisis, from charitable online living room concerts, to business owners chipping in, to everyone social distancing, to the ‘Covidiots’ not taking this situation serious.
On this episode we explore things to do while you ‘Shelter in Place’ with your families during the social distancing to slow the spread of COVID 19. From watching all 20 plus Marvel Super Hero movies, to a Monopoly marathon, Adam and Jay provide some ideas that could be fun while you get to spend […]
This episode begins with information about the Tornado that hit Nashville, TN, and how you can help. Click for more info or to donate. We also present Spring Break travel tips to help you and your family during this busy travel time of the year.
On this show we talk about the inspiring story of David Ayres, the 42 year old Zamboni Driver who, due to 2 Goalie injuries, was called in to play for the Carolina Canes in the NHL. He saved the last 7 shots of the game for the Canes to beat the Toronto Maple Leafs 6 […]
My own personal trainer Landon Wadkins from Orange Theory Fitness joins me on today’s show to talk fitness and heart health. February is Heart Health Awareness Month, and Coach Wadkins has some health and fitness tips to keep your ticker in tip top shape.
We begin this show with a conversation with Super Bowl Champion and NFL Veteran Ryan Diem. Ryan and his wife Julie chair a bowling tourney to raise money for Pediatric Cancer and Peyton Manning Children Hospital. This is a follow up report on the Strike Out Cancer event, which raised $120,000! Thank you to everyone […]
This show begins with an update on the Strike Out Cancer event that raised $120,000 for Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. You can still donate to Strike Out Cancer. With the coldest time of year, we also talk about Winter Driving Safety tips. Stay warm and drive safe!
This show begins with an update on Shaqs Fun House benefitting Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation during the Super weekend Festivities in Miami before the Big Game. We also go over the notable February Awareness Month topics, including Heart Health Awareness Month, Black History Month, Hot Breakfast Awareness Months and more.
National Burn Awareness week is February 2 to 8. The coldest part of the winter is a great time to talk about Burn Awareness, due to the amount of Frost Bite cases and Space Heater accidents. Adam and Jay discuss the similarities between Hypothermia/Frost Bite with a severe Burn, as well as Space Heater safety during the […]
On this episode we honor the charitable works of some of the members of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2020. The Doobie Brothers, Whitney Houston, and Depeche Mode, are just a few of the members of this Rock Hall class who have donated hundreds of thousands of dollars to causes around […]
This weekend in honor of Christmas, we speak with Franke Previte, about his Christmas song ‘Merry Christmas Everybody’. He won an Oscar for best song in 1987 for composing ‘I’ve Had The Time Of My Life’ on the Dirty Dancing soundtrack. Now he’s teamed up with Vivace and Mark Masri, for this wonderfully produced instant […]
On this episode Adam and Jay talk about the incredible history of the Toys For Tots program with the US Marines, with a fun show benefitting Toys For Tots. On Friday December 20 at the Vogue Theatre, Yacht Rock tribute band The Nauti Yachtys will set sail! The first 100 people to bring a new […]
This show features Adam and Jay going over a plethora of Thanksgiving Fun Facts. From the silly, like 50 Million pumpkin pies being eaten on Turkey Day, to the more serious, like the night before Thanksgiving being nicknamed Blackout Wednesday do to Alcohol Consumption and Abuse, this show is sure to get you in the […]
On this show we honor the men and women of the United State Armed Forces with a tribute to Veterans Day. Jay and Adam also talk about Holiday Planning to get you ready for the hustle and bustle of the end of the year and the holiday season. With the proper planning you can stay […]
On this show we welcome November by getting ready for the Thanksgiving fun runs known as Turkey Trots and Drumstick Dashes. Plan ahead now to sign up for a Charity Run on thanksgiving morning. We also run down a few major and fun Awareness Days happening this month, including Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, No Shave […]
Ed Asner celebrates his 90th with a Benefit Birthday Party on November 3rd at the Hollywood Roosevelt, with proceeds going to the Ed Asner Family Center for Autism/Special Needs Awareness. The night will feature special guests and performances by Jackson Browne, Steve Lukather from Toto, Dick Van Dyke, Nancy Sinatra, Mark Hamill and many more. […]
October is full of Awareness. Adam and Jay cover not only Breast Cancer and Liver Awareness month, but also take a look at a long list of Awareness Month topics from National Pretzel Month to National Book Fair month, and even Zombie Preparedness Month! Happy October!
Another wonderful edition of national Public Affairs radio kicks off with a discussion on National Good Neighbor Day, which takes place September 28th. President Jimmy Carter named the day in 1978 to promote Good Neighbors, Strong Communities, and Safe Neighborhoods. This show also features a report on National Homemade Cookie Month, covering an easy activity […]
On this show we talk about the amazing change of season, fall foliage, and autumn travel tips. We also cover a Yacht Rock concert with The Nauti Yachtys benefiting the Humane Society.
We set sail on this show with a Benefit Concert in Dayton, OH at the Levitt Pavilion coming September 26th. It’s the Rock the Yacht tour featuring Ambrosia, Peter Beckett the Voice of Player, and John Ford Coley. Get tickets for this incredible lineup and help support the free concert lineup next year at the […]
Adam and Jay celebrate Self Care Awareness Month by addressing the 8 areas of Self Care. Much like the oxygen mask in an airplane, you need to take care of yourself, before you can take care of others. The topics discussed in this show can be found at EvolveToLive.org.
Adam and Jay discuss safety tips to discuss with your teenager as part of Teen Driving Safety Week. Thank you to Teen Driver Source for the information. We also cover a green initiative many hotels are adopting as they stop production of the miniature shampoo bottles provided in the hotel bathroom.
On this episode Adam and Jay discuss a very sobering topic concerning Bus Stop Safety. Too many children are hurt or killed from drivers not paying attention to the Bus Stop Arm instructing drivers to Stop. Many states have new Bus Stop Arm laws to help with this issue, with severe fines for violators. We […]
On this episode, Adam and Jay talk about Back to School tips, for every age from Kindergarten to College. Click here for more information on the topics discussed in this show. We also talk about Adam’s recent trip to the University of Tennessee to speak with the Volunteers football team about Social Media.
This episode features a conversation about Sun Damage, Skin Cancer, UV Protection, and more. From your skin to your eyes, we go over tips to help protect yourself from the harmful UV rays of the Sun as we come thru the home stretch of the summer season. Learn more about protection from the Sun.
We begin this show with a tip of the hat to The Cellular Connection and their Culture of Good. This community service arm of their company focuses on helping the communities of their national locations with 4 annual initiatives; Teachers, Rescue Animals, Schools, and Veterans. We also talk about the history of the 4th of […]
We quickly recap the Silent Disco sponsored by Vibenomics, raising over $30,000 for the Fishers Youth Assistance Program. This episode also features a report on the history of Fathers Day, as we celebrate your Dad this weekend in America!
We begin the show with a Silent Disco party to benefit the Fishers Youth Assistance Program. Get more info and buy your tickets for this awesome event on Friday night June 7. The evening features a live concert at the Nickel Plate Amphitheater from a Journey Tribute band, and a Silent Disco at the Vibenomics […]
On this show we highlight Music Appreciation by talking about a brand new album from Prince. Learn more about the exclusive album download from Tidal Music. We also discuss affordable ways to make memories with your family, from a simple game night, to a quick road trip, to checking out a nearby State Park. Learn […]
This episode begins with The Kyle Petty Charity Ride, a motorcycle ride from Seattle to Florida, benefitting Victory Junction, a camp for children with Life Threatening illnesses. Learn more about the Kyle Petty Charity Ride, Victory Junction, and the drivers involved including Monster Energy Drink Nascar leader David Ragan. This episode also covers Lawn and […]
This show covers a healthy snack tip called the Gas Station Diet, presented in an Anytime Fitness blog post. When you’re pressed for time, skip the greasy drive thru and stop at the gas station for some healthier options like nuts, string cheese, fruit, etc. We also touch on Healthy Vision Month Awareness, discussing screen […]
This episode begins with an update from Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, where the recent Torrey Smith Family Fund charity basketball game took place. We report on the Recreation Northwest public health campaign Whatcom Parkscriptions Day, supported by our affiliate KAFE 104.1 in Bellingham WA. We also have Springtime Safety Tips to keep you and […]
This episode features a Tree Planting Program at Speedy Q Convenience Stores. Speedy Q’s Reduced Emissions Program is reducing emissions up to 30%, making communities cleaner and greener. Find out more. We also cover Alcohol Awareness Month, and discuss a simple 4 question test called CAGE Screening to determine if Alcohol is a problem in […]
On this show Adam Ritz and Jay Baker tip their hat to the corporate giving at GameStop and their Power To The Planet program. Support a cancer benefit concert with New Jersey affiliate Oldies 107.9 WOLD called Jammin’ For Jaclyn and cover Earth Day 2019.
This show features a report from The Pride Stores and their work with Folds of Honor. Folds of Honor supports military families thru scholarships and more, and The Pride Stores donated a portion of every cup of coffee to Folds of Honor. We also report on April being National Volunteerism Month, by encouraging Volunteering at […]
On this show we report on a Get Go Gift Giving program that donated $5000 to the All Saints Knights of Columbus Council, benefiting the American Cancer Society, Emma’s Footprints, Emmaus Ministries Soup Kitchen, and more! Learn more about Get Go. We also discuss a 9 Point Healthy Habit daily plan, and Tornado Preparedness during […]
Our show begins with a report on a fun and active fundraiser for your school, team, group, or scout troop. Instead of selling high calorie candy for a fundraiser, you can have a fundraiser at a Trampoline Park! Check out Flight Fit n Fun for more info. This show also feature an interview with David […]
We begin the broadcast with a report from Columbus OH, at the Duchess Shoppes convenience stores Corporate Headquarters. Duchess recently donated $60,564.49 to the OSUCCC-James Cancer Hospital and Solove Research Institute to aid the fight against cancer. Learn more here. This show also feature an update on National Sleep Awareness Week, highlighting the importance of […]
This show begins with a report from Savannah GA on the Parkers Emergency & Trauma Center. Parkers high end convenience stores sponsors this Health Care Center, and even provides gas cards to patients who need ongoing medical treatment. We also report on the life lessons learned in the Boy Scouts of America. Be prepared! Learn […]
On this show we report on a Water Conservation Project in Baltimore known as The Water Wheel. Recently, Canton Car Wash donated $10,000 to the water Conservation Project in Baltimore Harbor. Also, in honor of the 5 Oscar Nominations for Bohemian Rhapsody in this year’s 91st Academy Awards, we take a look back at the […]
We begin this episode featuring a grant from AT&T Aspire to the Dibia Dream Foundation in Miami to support STEM Education. Learn more about how the grant will provide a free Saturday class to kids in new Orleans and Miami. We also discuss important Education Tips for young elementary age children, that every young parent […]
Join us for National Canned Food Month, as we discuss the importance the canned food industry plays in Feeding the Hungry, Recycling, and the U.S Economy, with fun facts along the way. Did you know the Canned Food Alliance produced a Super Bowl commercial in 1985? Watch it below. Learn more about the topics covered […]
On this episode Adam and Jay discuss Winter Driving Safety. This is the time of year the snow and ice can really pile up to make driving an unsafe activity for you and your family. Plan ahead with Winter Driving Preparedness to keep you and your family safe during the cold winter months. Learn more from […]
This show features an interview with former NFL Star and Super Bowl Champion Ryan Diem. Ryan has been promoting Pediatric Cancer Awareness since he was in the NFL. He and his wife Julie are co hosts of the ‘Strike Out Cancer’ Bowling Event to raise funding and awareness for Pediatric Cancer and the Peyton Manning […]
During this episode Adam and Jay talk about Cyber Crimes. The online criminals and hackers are ready to pounce on you and your cyber bank accounts like a lion on a wounded gazelle. The discussion includes red flags, risk reduction, and talking to the elderly about cyber scams. The study and research referenced can be […]
Adam Ritz and co host Jay Baker start this show with a segment on Space Heater Safety and Winter Heating Relief Funds. Click to learn more about Space Heater Safety Tips. Also discussed is a recent social media bullying disaster leading to a discussion on Social Media Responsibility. The show wraps up with a charity […]
This episode features a conversation with Charlie Kimball. Charlie is a professional race car drive hitting speeds over 200 MPH on the Indy Car racing circuit. As a young adult, Charlie was diagnosed with Diabetes. Currently he is an ambassador for the JDRF. The JDRF funds type 1 diabetes research, turning Type One into Type None. […]
This show features a conversation with an amazing young woman, Tatum Parker. Tatum is a multi survivor of Cancer, after being diagnosed at a very young age. Her and her family started the Tatum PArker Project to provide backpacks filled with goodies for children diagnosed with Cancer, and to raise money and awareness. If you’d […]
Rico Elmore joins me to talk about the importance of Corporate Giving. Rico sharethe initiatives him and his staff at Fatheadz Eyewear are involved with including giving eye frames to the needy.
Regular radio vets Libby Farr and Taylor Scott join me to discuss 3 topics including; the importance and dangers of Flu Shots, Watching TV or worse your smart phone while you eat a family dinner, and a recent story of a University of Alabama student who was expelled for a terribly ignorant and irresponsible social […]
This episode features a conversation with Dr. Robb Bell. We talk about his latest book called ‘No One Gets There Alone.’ This book is about helping others, not only in athletics, but in the corporate world as well, with an athletic mindset. Life is a competition, and No One Gets There Alone! This show also […]
This show features an interview with Ken Stacey. Ken is the lead singer for Grammy nominated recording artist Ambrosia. Ken, and his very talented musical special guests, are putting on a show on Sunday, January 14th at Bogies in Westlake Village, CA. This is a special musical celebration of Love and the Spirit of Martin […]
We feature an interview with founding member of Atlanta Rhythm Section, sharing a story of a Benefit Cancer Tennis Tourney. Dean played tennis with Paul Davis, Kansas, The Commodores, and more, to raise money for Cancer Research. We also have some fun and talk about the Atlanta Rhythm Section monster 70’s hits ‘Imaginary Lover’ and ‘So […]
Major Matt Hall from the United States Army joins us to talk about Azimuth. Azimuth is a non profit that provides resources for Vets. Everything from Job Training to Substance Abuse. More info at www.AzimuthList.org. Azimuth is presenting Red White and Brew Fest, with several great local craft breweries, to raise money and awareness on October […]
This features information on the best ways to help and support the victims of hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico was devastated by recent hurricanes and is still in need of our help to restore power, and start the rebuilding. This show also features an interview with Florida Gators head football coach Jim McElwain.
We welcome Radio Veteran Taylor Scott to the show for a report on the devastation left behind by 2 back to back Hurricanes in Texas and Florida. As relief efforts continue, you can make a donation by texting REDCROSS to 90999. Segments also include a Rocky Mountain Fellowship Retreat and Coach Everett Withers on Character […]
We welcome veteran Radio News Person Libby Farr to this show. Libby and I share 2 main charity reports on the Walk a Mile In Her Shoes campaign, and the Lt. Aaron Allen Fundraiser. Police Officer Lt. Aaron Allen was tragically murdered by a car crash victim he was trying to help, and leaves behind […]
This show features a conversation with Brian Galloway. Brian was paralyzed from the waist down in a motorcycle accident. He has partnered with a company from New Zealand called Ogo Technology (www.ogotechnology.com) to help other’s like him not only have an easier way to traverse the terrain, but to cope with their paralysis, have more […]
This show features a fascinating conversation with Scott McCorkle. Scott is a Tech and Marketing advisor and investor. He’s been a part of many successful companies, including Exact Target, Salesforce, Torchlight, and most recently Scott has been named the Chairman of Fuzic, a Marketing Tech company. www.FuzicMedia.com Adam and Scott discuss the importance of Employee Engagement […]
This show features an interview with Sean Pugh, the Player Development Director for Purdue University Boilermakers football. Sean shares with us the programs and initiatives the Boilermakers have in place to serve the community. Sean also works with the football players to build the foundation for these young men to be ready for life after […]
We catch up with Blythe Newsome, columnist from Modern Mom to discuss parenting, and breast cancer awareness. This show also features a report on Make A Wish Foundation, Muscular Dystrophy Association, and more.
Our featured interview on this show is with Ryan Vaughn, the CEO of Indiana Sports Corp. Ryan shares how ISC works with charities and foundations, and promotes incredible events like the ‘Indy Ultimate’. Register for this amazing event/race at www.IndianaSportsCorp.org. This show also features and interview about Integrity and Character with the University of Washington […]
This show features a report from a Unified Track meet, with Champions Together Director Lee Lonzo and Unified Track coach Mitch Bonar. Unified Track is a national phenomenon, pairing high school kids with special needs with their High School peers to compete together for a State Championship sanctioned by the sate athletic Association. More information […]
Our feature interview on this show is with Josh Wildman. Josh is the CEO of The Wildman Business Group. This interview is from his appearance on Bottom Line Faith, a show co-hosted by Adam Ritz, with Ray Hilbert, touching on leadership in the marketplace. Josh and his company do amazing works with Philanthropy, Mission Trips, […]
Chris Jones, who won a Super Bowl with the Patriots, and currently plays for the 49ers, joins us to discuss his new babies, managing his career and fatherhood, and working with kids with community service. Segments also include a High School Hazing Report and catching up with the Harlem Globetrotters.
We catch up with the CEO of Alpha Tau Omega, with my co host from Bottom Line Faith, Ray Hilbert. Wynn shares his expertise on leadership faith and philanthropy. More info atwww.BottomLineFaith.org
Lee Marcum, CEO of Jacks Donuts, joins me to talk about the Donut 5K benefitting the Hamilton County Human Society. This show features philanthropy reports from Bradley University, and a fatherhood initiative in the Rocky Mountains.
We welcome back former Super Bowl Champion Ryan Diem for a wrap up report on the Cheers For Charity event that raised money and awareness for Allie And Friends and Pediatric Cancer Research. Listen to find out how you can win tickets and a trip to the Super Bowl in Houston, while giving to a […]
We begin the show with a conversation with Chris Lucas, Assistant Director of Student Affairs at Auburn University. Chris shares with us an initiative the IFC put forth to raise money and awareness for The Dufner Foundation, to help feed the hungry. With a skeet shooting event, the gentlemen of Auburn raised over $3000. Other […]
This show kicks off with Jayson Parker, Executive Director of Tatum’s Bags of Fun. In honor of Jayson’s now 16 year old daughter who survived 2 bouts with pediatric cancer, Tatum’s Bags of Fun provides backpacks full of toys, games, and electronics to every child in Indiana that is diagnosed with cancer. This October 28th […]
We begin with a conversation with Maggie Owens from the Humane Society of Hamilton County. Maggie and her pet pals are excited for their Woof Stock concert on October 8, more info here: http://www.hamiltonhumane.com/. We also talk with Brandon Harnick and Doran Lawrence at Georgia Southern University about their Alpha Epsilon Pi philanthropy to raise money […]
This show features an interview with Don Brown, the strength coach for Men’s Basketball at Rice University. Coach Brown is also in charge of the players’ involvement with an incredible organization called Team Impact. Segments include, reports on Pediatric Cancer with Ryan Diem, Special Olympics with PJ Fleck, and a team project at the University […]
On this show we showcase 4 interviews from 4 Universities to learn about how fraternity men are working for a better tomorrow. Adam features reports from Clemson on Sexual Assault Awareness, Oregon on Cystic Fibrosis, Texas A&M on the Seal Legacy Foundation, and Bradley University on a Children’s Hospital.
Chris Petersen, head football coach at the University of Washington, joins us to talk about the Character and Integrity within the walls of his Pac 12 Huskies program. Coach Petersen discusses what an OKG is, an ‘Our Kinda Guy’. This show also features 2 philanthropy reports from Emory University in Atlanta, as well as the […]
This show begins with a conversation with Mentalist and Performer Jim Karol. Jim shares his work with the Invictus Games, Wounded Warriors, and Gary Sinise. Thanks to Rick Elmore for this interview (originally aired on The Skinny with Rico Elmore). This show also features an MDA philanthropy report from the University of Arkansas.
We start the show with our feature interview with Craig Dick and Connor Dunn from the University of British Columbia in the Great White North. As members of Delta Kappa Epsilon, these young men host a hockey tournament called Stick It To Cancer to raise money and awareness for Cancer Research. Adam Ritz Show contributor […]
The show kicks off with a community service update at SMU in Dallas . Our feature interview is with Sherry Roberts with the Fair Haven Foundation. The www.FairHavenFoundation.orgworks with Families seeking housing during critical care. We also feature an ALS update with show contributor Nigel.
This show is the continuation of an amazing conversation with Jackie Maier, one of the many talented volunteers with Special Olympics. In this episode, we get to meet Jackie’s extraordinary children and hear about their volunteer experiences.
Adam broadcasts an amazing conversation with Jackie Maier, an educator who has devoted her life to Special Needs Children and the Special Olympics. This is Part 1 of the conversation, touching on the importance of Volunteering, with Jackie’s team
We begin this show in front of a live studio audience at K-State as we speak to the student athletes about their community service projects. Our feature interview is with Jim Bridge, assistant football coach at Duke University. Jim shares with us his thoughts on fatherhood, family, integrity, character, social media, and more. We finish […]
On this episode Adam welcomes Ray Hilbert from Bottom Line Faith and David Thornton from the Indianapolis Colts to talk about Faith and Leadership in the marketplace. David Thornton is the Director of Player Engagement for the Colts, and works with the players to inspire and instill leadership qualities. David’s faith and perseverance have played […]
Adam goes in depth with some of the country’s top coaches and athletic personalities, including Bob Stoops, Larry Brown, Rod Woodson, Jim McElwain, Brandon McManus and more.
We begin this show with a live studio audience at Boston College as we feature a student athlete community service project at Camp Harbor View to help children. Our feature interview is with Claire Brosman with School on Wheels. Claire shares with us how School on Wheels provides tutoring for homeless children in Marion County. […]
We begin this show in from of a live studio audience in California at Fresno State University, as we feature a community service project with the Fresno State Athletic Department. Our feature interview is with Tom Britt. Tom is the director of the Geist Half Marathon, which raises money for health and fitness programs at […]
We begin this broadcast at Southern Illinois University in front of a live studio audience at Greek Week. SIU Tau Kappa Epsilon member Chris Lewis joins us to talk about their work with St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Our feature interview is with Brad Lambert, the head football coach at the University of North Carolina Charlotte. […]
This show literally kicks off at the University of Florida in Gainesville with probable NFL 1st Round Draft pick Vernon Hargreaves III. Vernon shares with us the community service projects that he enjoyed serving on while playing for the Gators. Our feature interview is with Andrew McKenna, addiction expert, keynote speaker, and author of Sheer […]
This broadcast begins with a live studio audience at Guilford College in Greensboro NC. We talk with Guilford student athlete Gregory Mello about their work with Big Brothers Big Sisters. Our feature interview is with Katie Means and Nick Duvall from the Little Red Door Cancer Agency. Join Little Red Door for their Trivia […]
This show begins in Statesboro GA in front of a live studio audience at Georgia Southern University. We talk with Alpha Epsilon Pi member Richard Spector about their Dog Days charity to benefit bone marrow research and the Gift of Life Foundation. We also speak with Georgia Southern IFC President Adam Clay about how they […]
Today’s show begins in front of a live studio audience in Dallas TX at the Kappa Alpha Order convention. We talk with Arkansas student Connor Cook about his KA chapter’s Community Service projects that serve the MDA. Our feature interview is with Jay Duncan, the Director of Basketball Operations at SMU. Jay shares with us […]
This show starts with a live studio audience at SMU, as we interview Mustangs football player Justin Lawler about their work with Childrens Hospital and Habitat for Humanity. Our feature interview is with Austin McCadden, the president of the IFC at Clemson University. Austin touches on their efforts with a Student Emergency Fund and Sexual […]
Today’s show begins with a live studio audience at Clemson University in South Carolina. We learn about the Sigma Nu Game Ball Run that benefits the Dabo Swinney ALL IN Foundation from Clemson student Zach Roberts. Our feature interview is with Bill Maskill, the head football coach at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX. […]
We begin in Wichita Falls TX in front of a live studio audience at Midwestern State University. We talk with MSU student athlete Robert Kitchen about the Mustangs’ efforts in the community, including their work with Straight Street, and the Boys and Girls Club. Our feature conversation is with Texas A&M student Carter Statham. Carter […]
Join us with our live studio audience at the University of Memphis as we play the fabulous social media responsibility game show ‘Twittercast’! Our contestants representing the University of Missouri Science and Technology and the University of Arkansas Monticello show off their last 3 tweets on air to win fabulous prizes. Our feature interview is […]
We start the show in front of a live studio audience at the Laguna Beach Christian Retreat in Panama City Beach, where Florida Gulf Coast University student and Kappa Alpha member Grant Scott joins us to talk about their community service projects that raise money and awareness for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Our feature interview […]
This features an amazing interview with Gina Bardach, the Executive Director of Hope And Overcoming. Hope And Overcoming raises awareness and funding for Addiction and Recovery and is connected with several national Family initiatives to help people with their addiction issues. Gina and Hope And Overcoming are also proud to present Face The Music, and […]
This show begins with a live audience at Huntington University as we showcase the servant leadership of the students athletes, and their work helping to feed the hungry. Our feature interview is with Damian De Lorenzis, Cruise Director of the Celebrity Constellation. Damian shares with us how the staff and crew volunteer at several orphanages of […]
We begin this show in front of a live studio audience at Boston College. BC football player Alex Howell joins us to talk about how the Eagles work with At Risk Kids in the Boston Community. Our feature interview is with Mike Haddorff, the executive director of an amazing Father/Son retreat in Colorado called Christ […]
We begin in Orlando Florida in front of a live audience at the ATO National Convention. Our feature interview is with the head coach of the Flordia Gators football team, Jim McElwain. Coach Mac shares with us his thoughts on family, fatherhood, and the work he does with his wife Karen for the Mac Foundation. […]
We begin with a live audience at the University of Indianapolis. UIndy student athlete Lucas Rooney joins us to talk about their work with the Make A Wish Foundation and Team Impact. Our feature interview is with Jimbo Fisher, the head football coach at Florida State University. Coach Fisher shares with us how the Seminoles […]
This show begins with a live audience and a Social Media responsibility game show at Georgia Southern University. Our feature interview is with Dr. Rob Bell, sports psychologist and expert in mental conditioning. We explore his new book, “Don’t Should On Your Kids.” We also feature a report from Tuscaloosa on how the Alabama Crimson […]
We begin this show at Hanover College in front of a live studio audience, and interview Hanover student athlete Jake Stilwell about his teams’ efforts with Habitat for Humanity. Our feature interview is with Bob Stoops, the head football coach of the Oklahoma Sooners. Bob shares with us the service work his team does with […]
This show begins in front of a live studio audience in Gainesville at the University of Florida. Florida Gators DB Vernon Hargreaves III joins us to share the community service efforts of his fellow Gators, including working with the Boys and Girls Club. Our feature segment comes to you from the American Cancer Society and […]
This show begins at the University at Buffalo in front of a live studio audience, with QB Tony Daniel as our guest. Tony explains how the football teams works with Buffalo area children to promote a healthy active life style. Our feature interview is with Lance Leipold, the head football coach at the University at […]
Today’s show begins in Tallahassee at Florida State University in front of a live studio audience. FSU All American kicker Roberto Aguayo joins us to talk about the Seminole’s community service efforts with Dance Marathon for children’s hospitals and Uplifting Athletes for rare disease. Our feature interview is with Matt Painter, head men’s basketball coach […]
This show kicks off at TheGentlemansGentleman.com conference in front of a live studio audience. We welcome Jarod, John, and Jace to the stage to play the Social Media game show, TwitterCast. Our feature interview is with Andy Klein and Feeding America. Andy shares with us how he and his family are involved with FeedingAmerica.org and […]
We start the show in front of a live studio audience at Emory University in Atlanta. We talk with Emory students about their community service including a Zeta Beta Tau Bike-a-thon to benefit Children’s Cancer with the B Foundation. We also interview Emory Assistant Dean of Students Marlon Gibson, and find out about the students’ […]
This show starts in Fresno CA in front of a live studio audience at Fresno State University. We speak with Bulldogs student athlete Ejiro Ederaine about their service work with Children’s Hospital and At Risk Kids. Our feature interview is with Ryan Diem, 11 year veteran of the NFL. Ryan tells us how he began […]
This show starts at Fisher College in Boston in front of a live studio audience. We cover Fisher College student athlete community service like we never have before! Our feature interview is with Patrick McGovern, the Executive Director of Acacia International Fraternity. Patrick discusses several topics including helping your fellow man, servant leadership, philanthropy, as […]
We begin this show in front of a live studio audience at the University of New Hampshire. Our guests include New Hampshire football player Julian Turner talking about a Bone Marrow Drive. Also, UNH Director of Football Operations Bobby Callahan along with UNH Director of Hockey Operations Colin Shank discuss a Friends of Jaclyn initiative […]
This episode begins in front of a live studio audience at Bradley University, as we interview Dan Larson about his fraternity Sigma Nu, and their service work with Peoria Churches and The Boys and Girls Club. Feature interviews continue from Bradley as we speak with Halie Goetz about her Service Sorority, Epsilon Sigma Alpha, and […]
Today’s show begins in front of a live studio audience at Morrisville State College in Mid State New York. MSU student athlete Fahraad Johnson is my guest and speaks about working with the children of Morrisville with his team’s community service. Our feature interview stays in Morrisville with MSC head football coach Curt Fitzpatrick. Coach […]
We begin this show in front of a live studio audience at Oral Roberts University in Tulsa OK. ORU Hoops Guard Aaron Young joins us to talk about a recent service trip to the Dominican Republic that involved not only playing basketball, but working with their local children, and praying with the opponents after the […]
We begin the show in front of a live studio audience at Mount Aloysius College in PA, as we recognize the entire student athlete population for their Award Winning community service work. Our feature interview is with Ginger Gilmore at the University of Alabama. Ginger is the head athletic trainer with the Crimson Tide football […]
This show begins with a live studio audience at the University of Louisville, as we showcase another Kappa Alpha Order initiative to raise money and awareness for the Muscular Dystrophy Association. Our feature interview is with Andy Haase, former Flowrider National Champion now on the Pro Tour as the PA Announcer. Andy tells us about […]
This broadcasts begins at the Acacia National Convention in front of a live studio audience. Acacia member Avery Robertson from Ohio University shares with us how his chapter recently raised $27,000 for Pancreatic Cancer Research with the www.5cacia.org. Our feature interview is with Nonnie Owens, a relationship and dating expert. Mom Nonnie shares with us […]
We begin this show in front of a live studio audience at a student leadership conference in Reno, Nevada, as we learn how the MDA gets help from students at Arizona State and Arizona. Our feature interview is with Steelers Head Coach Mike Tomlin. Coach Tomlin speaks of the importance of Fatherhood and we showcase […]
This entire episode is a fascinating conversation with Annie Dupre and Alex Wolaver from the Annie Moses Band. Alex and Annie tell us about the Annie Moses Foundation and how they support the arts with their annual Fine Arts Summer Academy. We also discuss the importance of family, adoption, patriotism, and more. Information at www.AnnieMosesBand.com.
This show begins in New Orleans at Tulane University in front of a live studio audience. At Tulane we learn about the amazing charity called Emily’s Entourage that benefits Cystic Fibrosis. Our feature interview is with Martin George. Martin is the CEO of LTC Language Solutions, and we discuss the importance of not only learning […]
This show starts in Los Angeles at Whittier College in front of a live studio audience. At Whittier we get academic advice from a Presidential Scholar Athlete. We then feature a report from the IHSAA Unified Track State Championships with Champions Together Director Lee Lonzo and Special Olympics IN CEO Michael Furnish. Our feature interview […]
We begin in front of a live studio audience at the University of Memphis with a Battered Women’s Shelter initiative. Our feature interview is with Sr. Associate Athletic Director at Texas A&M, Raymond Harrison. Raymond shares the importance of academics and community service with the Aggies’ student athletes, including the work of the football team […]
This show begins with a live audience as we learn about how the Progress House serves men with alcohol and drug addiction issues. Learn more about how you can get involved with the Progress House and the Annual Memorial Jim Malarney Golf Outing at Progress House. Our feature interview is with Joel Sanchez. Joel is […]
We begin with a live audience in San Diego as we honor students from Arizona State and the University of Idaho for their service work, benefiting the DZ Speech and Hearing Foundation and the Make A Wish Foundation. Our feature interview is with Mark Richt, head football coach at the University of Georgia. Coach Richt […]
We start this show with a live audience at the Delta Kappa Epsilon national convention as we talk with Parker Lawson about his international studying in Spain & service work with The United Way. Our feature interview is with Anna Liotta, author of Unlocking Generational Codes. Anna shares with us her experience as a national […]
We begin in Southern California in front of a live studio audience at California State University in Dominguez Hills as we interview SAAC President Danny Haley about the CSU community service. Our feature interview is with Nigel Vagana. Nigel played 13 yeas in the National Rugby League of Australia and is now the Director of […]
This show kicks off with a live studio audience on the campus of Twin Lakes as we cover Social Media Responsibility. Our feature interview is with Anthem Flint. Anthem is professional entertainer and magician, and he shares with us a few of his secrets, as well as his service work at Childrens’ Hospitals. We also […]
This show starts in front of a live studio audience at Purdue University as we interview Boilermaker Football Player Robert Kugler about their work with Habitat For Humanity. Our feature interview is with Comedian Frank Townsend. The Norwegian Cruise Line Headlining Comedian has a unique perspective on the importance of Fatherhood, and is a champion […]
We begin this episode in front of a lIve studio audience at Goldey-Beacom College in Wilmington, Delaware. GBC Lightening student athlete Asia Ellis joins us to talk about their community service work with the Ronald McDonald House and The Make A Wish Foundation. Our feature interview is with Derek Crudele, the Goldey-Beacom College Sports Information […]
This episode of Social Awareness Radio focuses on Bullying and Bullying Prevention. We are honored to chat with Kimberly Ewing of KDE Motivates. Kimberly is certified in the Olweus Bullying Prevention Program and works with schools across the country to help raise awareness and reduce bullying. She can be reached at www.KDEMotivates.com. Please remember to […]
This show starts with a live studio audience at the University of Arkansas. In Fayetteville we talk to 2 student leaders. First, Adam Greenberg tells us how his Sigma Nu chapter raises money and awareness for the Boys and Girls Club. Next, Cole Anthony shares how his Kappa Alpha chapter hosts a Crawfish Boil to […]
We kick off this show at Wichita State University in front of a live studio audience. We learn about the community service projects from the Shockers and their Student Athlete Advisory Committee. We interview Eric Manski, student leader at the University of Maryland about a few philanthropies on campus in College Park. We showcase a […]
This show begins at the Sigma Nu College of Chapters National Convention in front of a live studio audience. Sigma Nu member from Ole Miss, Tripp McKemey, joins us to explain how his organization has raised $1.5 million for a local children’s hospital with a football game philanthropy involving Ole Miss and Sigma Nu alums […]
This show begins with a live audience at the University of Maryland. Maryland IFC President Paul Becker explains the service work his fraternity Lambda Chi Alpha does to help the hungry with their national philanthropy Feeding America. Our feature interview is with Cori Pinkett, the Life Skills Coordinator at K-State. Cori explains her work with […]
We begin at Southern Methodist University in front of a live studio audience. Listen and learn from Phi Delta Theta member Connor Angle how the SMU students give back to their community by serving the Special Olympics of Dallas. Our feature interview is with Lowell Wightman, director of 360 Mindset. Lowell is a Sports Psychologist […]
We begin with a live audience at the University of Louisville as we learn about a MDA initiative from Kappa Alpha member Tyler Wells. Our feature interview is with Larry Brown. Coach Brown, the head basketball coach at SMU, shares his thoughts on fatherhood, working at a camp for children with autism, and social media […]
We begin this show with a live audience at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale, as we report on a Philanthropy from Tau Kappa Epsilon that raised $6000 for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Our feature interview is with Burleigh Drummond, founding member and drummer for Ambrosia. Burleigh talks about benefit concerts for cancer research, the importance […]
Ken Stacey, vocalist and musician, joins Adam to talk about mentoring children, and shares great stories from working with Michael Jackson and Elton John, to his current gig as lead singer of Ambrosia.
his show begins with a live audience at the University of Tennessee. Tennessee Volunteers football player Curt Maggitt joins us to talk about how the Vols get involved with the Polar Plunge and Special Olympics. Our feature interview is with Scooter Christensen from the Harlem Globetrotters. Scooter tells us about how the team not only […]
We begin the show with a live studio audience at Florida Gulf Coast University and learn about the $14,000 raise by the Kappa Alpha Golf Tournament for MDA. Our feature interview comes from Texas A&M Commerce with Matt Rich. Matt is a student leader on campus involved with Student Government and Athletics. Segments include Colon […]
This show begins in Arlington, TX at UTA in front of a live studio audience. We talk to Mavericks Baseball Player and SAAC Member Darien McLemore about the Canned Good Drive as well as the $5000 the UTA Volleyball Team raised for Breast Cancer. Our feature interview is with Bob Diaco, the head football coach […]
This broadcast showcases live audiences from the University of Tennessee, Whittier College, Texas A&M, UCONN, Cabrini College, CSU Dominguez Hills, Kansas State University, and more. Students and Student Athletes across America help us bring awareness thru their efforts and charities. What a fantastic reminder that this collegiate generation is doing their part to make this […]
We begin live in Commerce, TX at Texas A&M Commerce with a live studio audience as we chat with Lions student athlete Joe Bergeron about Mentoring. Our feature interview is with Motivational Speaker, Author, and Professional Amputee Soccer Player Josh Sundquist. Josh shares his philosophies on life, Halloween costumes, and his new book. Segments include […]
We start the show with a live audience at Georgian Court University in New Jersey as we highlight a service trip to Italy to help a town that suffered a devastating earthquake. Our feature interview is with Mike Walker at Southern Methodist University in Dallas. Mike is the SMU Life Skills Coordinator, and shares with […]
This show kicks off with a live audience at Utah State University as we catch up with a student service project. Our feature interview is with Randy Edsall, head football coach at the University of Maryland. Coach Edsall talks about the importance of education, and shares a great story about NY Giants head coach Tom […]
This show kicks off with a live audience at Shippensburg University as we learn about Ship Shape Up Day from Red Raiders football player Trevor Harman. Our feature interview is with Jim Baker, Director of Athletics at the University of Texas at Arlington. Jim shares his insights as Athletic Director on what it takes to […]
This show begins with a live studio audience at Alvernia University as we talk with basketball player Harrison Deyo about working with kids in the community to promote fitness and health. Our feature interview is with Murphy Grant, the Director of Sports Medicine with Kansas Jayhawks Athletics. Murphy talks about the importance of Drug and […]
This show kicks off at the University of Maryland with a live audience as we highlight Uplifting Athletes with Terps football player Sal Conaboy. Our feature interview is with Maryland Terrapin football player Evan Mulrooney who share with us his service work with Best Buddies, a national organization that works with kids with intellectual and […]
This show starts with a live audience at Wabash College, as we learn about WAR, Wabash Acts Responsibly, and the Gentlemen’s Rule. Our feature interview is with Dave Westol, one of the nation’s leading Hazing experts. Dave shares his insights and expertise on Hazing Awareness, including intervention, education, and success stories. We also report from […]
We begin with a live audience with the Kansas Jayhawks in Lawrence as we learn about Hashtag Lunch Bag to feed the hungry, from Jayhawks softball player Maddie Stein. Our feature interview is with Central Methodist University Director of Athletics Brian Spielbauer. Brian shares his insights on Alcohol Awareness, Social Media, and moving up the […]
Click the Play Button To Listen This show kicks off with a live audience at Utah State University. We speak with Utah State football player Chuckie Keeton about their role in the Logan, UT community. Our feature interview is with Valerie Nichol from the nationally ranked Purdue University Volleyball team. Valerie tells us about how […]
We begin with a live audience in Virginia at James Madison University talking with JMU football player Dan Brown about working with kids in the community. Our feature interview stays on campus at JMU as we chat with James Madison head football coach Everett Withers. Coach Withers shares his thoughts on respect, integrity, social media, […]
This show begins just north of Philadelphia with a live audience at Cabrini College. We interview Cabrini College student Emily Dayton about You Cannot Be Replaced, an initiative that she and her family started in her hometown in New Jersey that raises awareness for Suicide Prevention. Our feature interview is with Shaka Smart, the head […]
We start the show with a live studio audio at Kansas State University. We interview K-State basketball player Brian Rohleder about the Wildcats Service Projects in the Manhattan KS area.Our feature interview is with Scott Smalling, Associate Athletic Director at Clarkson University in New York. We chat with Scott about the amazing run the women’s […]
We start the show with a live audience at the Delta Kappa Epsilon National Convention and feature DKE Parker Lawson and his chapter’s efforts to get involved in the community. Learn about the Deke Leap-frog-athon and how they raise money and awareness for several charities and foundations in Kentucky. Our feature interview is with Sam […]
This show kicks off with a live audience at The Ohio State University as we highlight an initiative that helps build parks and playgrounds for the community in Columbus. Our feature interview is with Nigel, morning man at rock radio, 105.5 The River, to bring awareness to the ALS Ice Bucket Challenge. Nigel plays Kiss […]
Today’s show begins in Fort Collins, CO with a live audience at Colorado State University. CSU Rams football Player Bernard Blake shares the Rams service projects with us. Our feature interview is with CSU Rams head football coach Jim McElwain. Coach Mac talks leadership and more from behind the head coach’s desk. Segments include: reporting […]
The show kicks off in Orlando, Florida at the Alpha Tau Omega National Convention. The ATO’s highlight an initiative at the University of Nebraska chapter they provided a special bike for a physically challenged young man. This story was covered in the national press, and we are proud to bring it to you on this […]
We begin with a live studio audience at Eastern Kentucky University and football player Caleb Hodgson. Caleb tells us about the Hands And Feet initiative and their mission trips to help the people of Haiti. Our feature interview is with former NBA player Chris Herron. Chris shares his Project Purple and how he is making […]
We begin with a live audience at the University of Memphis with the Kappa Alpha Order. Listen as we highlight a member’s service work with a Women’s Shelter. Our feature interview is with Raymond Harrison, the Senior Associate Athletic Director at Texas A&M University. Raymond and Adam talk about the Aggies’ community service with Twin […]
We begin this show with a live audience at Texas A&M as we broadcast with Aggies Football. Texas A&M Defensive Back Alex Sezer joins us to tell us about their service work wit Twin City Missions to help families in the College Station area. Our feature interview is with Fox 4 Dallas TV Journalist and […]
This show starts with a live audience at Missouri State University as we highlight a student initiative called Healthy Heroes. Our feature interview is with Jonathan Newsome of the NFL. J-New is a rookie with the Colts, and we chat about service and transition. Segments include learning about the leadership skills Jim Chester, the Athletic […]
We begin with a live audience at Mount Aloysius College as we honor their entire student athletic body for their community service work over the past year. Our feature interview is with Chris Clark, Development Coach with the Columbus Blue Jackets of the NHL. Chris shares his 13 years of NHL playing experience with the […]
We begin with a live studio audience talking leadership and service at the IHSAA Student Leadership Conference. Our feature interview is with Brian Polian, the head football coach at the University of Nevada. Coach Polian talks fatherhood family and football with us from Reno. Segments include reports from the Unified Track State Championships with Special […]
We begin the show with a live audience at Sacred Heart University, and learn about The Dunbar Project from student athlete Keshaudas Spence. Our feature interview is with NFL rookie Tony Washington talking about the transition from college to the pros, as well as his advice for high school student athletes that want to play […]
This show kicks off with a live audience at the Progress House with an interview with Executive Director Dennis Bender. Dennis tells us how the Progress House works with men to assist with their addiction and recovery. Next up we chat with Ryan O’Rourke from the AFLV, the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values, about […]
The show begins at Texas A&M Commerce with a live studio audience supporting Breast Cancer Awareness and the Make A Wish Foundation. Feature interviews include talking with former Nazareth College Lacrosse player Tom Coons, talking about teamwork and overcoming adversity. We also talk with Lowell High School principal Lori Pavell about Special Olympics and Champions […]
This show begins with a live audience at Furman University in South Carolina as we showcase the community service of a special student on campus. Our feature interview is with MDA Youth Spokesperson Luke Christie. Luke shares with us his role with the MDA as well as his work with the national telethon. Segments include […]
This show starts with a live audience at the AFLV West Conference in San Diego, as we interview students from Arizona State University and the University of Idaho about their amazing community service. More info about the the Association of Fraternal Leadership & Values at www.aflv.org.Our feature interview is with Justin Fuente, the head football […]
In this show we feature a new initiative known as Champions Together. Champions Together Director Lee Lonzo joins us to explain how the IHSAA and Special Olympics IN are working together to help change the culture in high schools with volunteerism, leadership, fund raising, and awareness. Student Athletes and Special Olympics Athletes working side by […]
We begin this episode with a simulcast of a live television studio audience as Adam hosts Channel KA, an online video channel talking about Leadership, Decision Making, and more. Our feature interview is with Head Basketball Coach at Purdue University, Matt Painter. Coach Painter shares his thoughts on Fatherhood, Academics, Social Media, and more.Segments include […]
We begin the show with a live audience at Whittier College in Los Angeles, as we meet student athletes Melanie Peel and Kevin Ewing and learn about their academics and community service. Our feature interview is with Tim Harms, a Director of Communications with the American Heart Association. Tim provides tips on heart health awareness […]
We begin with a live studio audience at UW Stevens Point as we honor Alexis Hartman for her work with the elderly. Our feature interview is with Duncan Fletcher from PAADS. We welcome back Duncan to talk about Athlete Development, and the PAADS Athlete Development Summit coming up in New York City May 1st and […]
The show kicks off in California with a live audience on campus at CSU Dominguez Hills as we interview Toros baseball player Danny Haley about their role in the community. Our feature interview is with ESPN analyst Jeff Saturday. Jeff and I discuss the ramifications of a lower DUI blood alcohol percentage. Next up we […]
This show begins with a live audience at the University of North Florida, as we honor the community service of the students and say goodbye and thank you to UNF staffer Laura Worrell, who is moving on from Jacksonville. Our feature interview is with Butch Jones, the head football coach at the University of Tennessee. […]
We begin with a live studio audience at the University of Wisconsin Platteville and learn about how the students are advocating the mature management of alcohol. We catch up with Reggie Hunt, the team chaplain and local pastor for the Appalachian State University football Mountaineers. Reggie shares with us some of the secrets behind his […]
We begin with a live studio audience at Lock Haven University showcasing a student charity to benefit the Make A Wish Foundation. Our feature interview is with Jill Farmer, with the Wheelchair Rugby National Championship in Louisville, KY. We learn from Jill about the governing body USQRA, United States Quad Rugby Association, and about the […]
We begin this broadcast with a live audience at the University of Tennessee, and interview Volunteers linebacker Curt Maggitt about their role in the Knoxville Community. Curt shares his experience with the Polar Plunge benefiting Special Needs Children. We shoot out to Pullman, WA and talk with Jerry Pastore at Washington State University. Jerry is […]
This show begins at the Leguna Beach Christian Retreat with a live studio audience, as we feature Nick Koontz from Kappa Alpha Order talking about the nearly $7,000 raised for MDA at Florida Gulf Coast University. Our feature interview is with Antone Davis. Antone was an All American football player at the University of Tennessee, […]
Our show begins with a live studio audience at the University of Nevada Reno with the West Coast Order of Kappa Alpha. In Reno, we honor Nicholas Loper from the University of Arizona and Matthew Mudd from Arizona State University for their chapter’s philanthropies, raising money and awareness for the MDA and a KA member […]
We kick off this show with a live studio audience at Wichita State University, showcasing the Shockers community service with Women’s Track student athlete Jac Abrahamian. Our feature interview is with southern gentlemen William Walker, a staffer with KA national fraternity. William shares the Philanthropy awards for their organizations at the University of Oklahoma and […]
This show begins with a live studio audience with the Missouri State Bears, this time with the female student athletes and softball player Ali Trickey talking about The Miracle League, which is their baseball game with kids with disabilities that leaves a smile on everyone’s face. Our feature interview is with Jesse Lyons, the Communications […]
We start the show live on campus at the University of Memphis with the gentlemen of Kappa Alpha Order, and salute D.J. Balazs from William Jewell College for their service work with Battered Women Shelters. We talk with Associate Athletic Director Casey Hunt at Missouri State University about a great service project called “Meals A […]
We begin in front of a live studio audience at Missouri State University, and honor football player Caleb Schaffitzel for his community service. Caleb shares how MSU Football teams up with the MSU Ladies Field Hockey team for Healthy Heros to promote a healthy lifestyle at The Boys and Girls Club. We catch up with […]
This show starts in front of a live studio audience at Emory And Henry College in Virginia, as we highlight their Red Flag Campaign to raise awareness for Healthy Dating and Domestic Violence. Our feature interview is with Kevin Saberre, the Director of Fraternity and Sorority Life at SMU in Dallas. Kevin shares the student’s […]
We start with a live audience at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, as we highlight their IFC Exec. John Hudgens about Mustang community service projects with At Risk Kids, Goodwill, and Meals on Wheels. We welcome back Scott Shirley, founder of Uplifting Athletes, to talk about his new digital project called Pledge Platform. Pledge Platform […]
We kick off the show with a live audience at Missouri Science and Technology covering their Up All Night charity which raises thousands of dollars for the St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. Our feature interview is with Jon Parla, executive director of The Passion Foundation, a Florida based charity raising awareness for melanoma and skin cancer. […]
This show begins at Monmouth University in New Jersey with a live audience as we award another student athlete, Dave Damirgian, with the Caught In The Act award for character. We talk with Stephanie Boyd, the Alcohol and Drug Education Director at Furman University in Greenville, SC. Our feature interview is with Larry Brown, the […]
Click the Play Button To Listen This show begins with student community service at Alfred State College in front of a live studio audience. We welcome back Jenny Anchondo, TV news journalist at Fox 4 in Dallas, and catch up with her Women’s Mentoring Network. Head Coach Bill O’Brien at Penn State University shares his […]
We begin the show with a live audience at the University of Indianapolis highlighting the student athletes’ hard work and community service. Our feature interview is with NFL great and ESPN Analyst Jeff Saturday. Jeff and I talk about social issues including Fitness, Breast Cancer Awareness, Faith Family & Football, and his special relationship with […]
This broadcast kicks off at Tarleton State University in Texas. TSU student athletes talk service and academics in this live studio audience. Our feature interview is with Purdue Boilermakers head basketball coach Matt Painter. Coach Painter covers Social Media, Fatherhood, Academics, Mentoring, Community Service and more. We welcome back Lowell Wightman with another great 360 […]
A live audience at Southern Illinois University hosts Adam Ritz as we award Kelsey Ashton for her community service and leadership with the Salukis. Our feature interview is with Kevin Callahan, the head football coach at Monmouth University in New Jersey. Coach Callahan talks about leadership, and as a cancer survivor, he promotes Colon Cancer […]
We kick off the show in Greenville, South Carolina at Furman University highlighting the Furman community service. We then go to Chicago to chat with Marge Hamm, the Director of Bears Care for the Chicago Bears. Marge tells us about the Real Bears Fans Wear Pink campaign to benefit Breast Cancer, the rich history of […]
This show begins with a live audience at Penn State Greater Allegheny just outside Pittsburgh as we talk with Kayla Franklin about what it takes to be a Lion Ambassador. Our feature interview is with Paul Rhoads, the head football coach of the Iowa State Cyclones in the Big XII. Coach Rhoads talks about how […]
The show kicks off at Robert Morris University in Pittsburgh as we honor DJ Meyers for his character and integrity with the Caught In The Act Award. Our feature interview is with Larry Romanoff, the Director of Football External Relations for The Ohio State University. Larry shares his knowledge and experience from his 44 years […]
We begin with a live audience at Rhodes College and honor student Dan Wilson for his character and integrity. We welcome back TV Journalist and fitness expert Jenny Anchondo from FOX4 in Dallas to discuss health and fitness awareness. We get Lee Lonzo’s insights on hazing as a national expert. And this show concludes from […]
We kick it off at Mount Aloysius College in PA with a Caught In The Act award for character and integrity. Our feature interview is with the 2nd youngest Division I college football coach in America, Matt Campbell, from the University of Toledo. Coach Campbell shares his thoughts on student leadership and academics. Next is […]
We kick it off at Mount Aloysius College in PA with a Caught In The Act award for character and integrity. Our feature interview is with the 2nd youngest Division I college football coach in America, Matt Campbell, from the University of Toledo. Coach Campbell shares his thoughts on student leadership and academics. Next is […]
We start live at Purdue with the Women’s Basketball team to highlight their leadership and service in their community. Our feature interview is with Brian Polian, head football coach at the University of Nevada. We interview Coach Polian about his unique perspective on Fatherhood, because he is a dad, and a father figure to his […]
This show begins live with Urban Meyer’s Ohio State Buckeyes as we honor offensive lineman Jack Mewhort with the ‘Caught In The Act’ award for integrity and character. We travel to Pittsburgh to speak with Jim Chester, Athletic Director at Penn State Greater Allegheny, about his student athletes’ community service projects. We welcome back Bystander […]
This show starts live at the University of Kansas with the Kansas Jayhawks football team, as we honor Shane Smith with the ‘Caught In The Act’ award for integrity and character. Our feature interview takes us to Laramie, Wyoming to chat with Wyoming Cowboys head football coach Dave Christensen about his program called The Champions […]
We begin in Ames, Iowa with the football team at Iowa State University, and award the ‘Caught in The Act’ honor for character to senior punter Kirby Van Der Kamp. We roll on in Pittsburgh at Robert Morris University with Bobbie Jo Belus. Bobbie Jo discusses working with The Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh, her female […]
This show begins at the University of Toledo in front of a live audience as we award the ‘Caught In The Act’ honor. Toledo Rockets football players Jeremiah Detmer and Alvin Fletcher both earned 4.0 GPA’s last semester, and are recognized for this awesome achievement. Interviews include John Carr, the Director of Football Operations at […]
This show begins at Lehigh University with a live studio audience talking about social media implications in a job interview. Our featured interview is with rock legend Rudy Sarzo from Quiet Riot talking about his book, drugs and alcohol, and “not” trying to keep up with Ozzy. We spend time at the University of Alabama […]
This show kicks off with a live studio audience at the University of Wyoming, as we honor Wyoming Cowboys student athlete Eric Nazatcha with the ‘Caught In The Act Award’ for high character. Segments include talking with sports psychologist Dr. Sheriece Sadberry at the University of Kansas about her work with the Jayhawks’ student athletes, […]
The live audience at Southern Miss helps kick off this show as we award the ‘Caught In The Act’ honor to Golden Eagle fullback Bruce Johnson. We learn how faith helped Appalachian State football beat Michigan from App State pastor Reggie Hunt. Sports Psychologist Lowell Wightman returns with a 360 Mindset report about Humility, Johnny […]
We start the show with a live studio audience at Twin Lakes High School as we honor the ‘Caught In The Act’ award to Matt Bonnell. The ‘Caught In The Act’ award celebrates the student athlete that demonstrates high character, community service and leadership off the field. Our feature interview is with Jim Ross from […]
A live audience at The University of Kentucky welcomes the show, as we meet the men of Kappa Alpha Order and learn about their community service and the MDA. Our feature interview is with Jeff Saturday, retired from the NFL, and a current NFL analyst with ESPN. With recent negative stories in the media about […]
We kick off the show from Pullman, WA at Washington State University with a Breast Cancer Awareness PSA. Our feature interview is with Anthony Costanzo, football stand out from Boston College now playing in the NFL with the Colts, as we have a conversation about the importance of Education. From Las Vegas we meet Bishop […]
This show begins as the men of Sigma Phi Epsilon educate us about the ‘Balanced Man’ initiative. Segments include talking with Oregon Ducks QB Dustin Haines about his community service and how the Ducks get involved with organizations like The Boys and Girls Club and Courts For Kids in Portland. We catch up with motivational […]
This episode begins with a live audience at the Phi Kappa Psi national convention, highlighting their work with the Boys and Girls Club of America. Segments include a history lesson in Estes Park, Colorado at The Stanley Hotel, an Aaron Hernandez report from Lowell Wightman from 360 Mindset, and a Special Olympics initiative with Lee […]
We begin the show with a live studio audience at William Jewell College talking about the dangers of hazing and underage drinking. Our feature interview is with Plaxico Burress showcasing the importance of education and charity work. Segments include talking with Mary McClamroch, a Special Olympic champion swimmer. Bike and fitness expert Jay Baker joins […]
We begin the show with a live audience at the IHSAA Student Leadership Conference with a TwitterCast to showcase that social media really is broadcast media. Our feature interview is with Elliot Bloom of Purdue Basketball, as we talk about the Boilermakers’ take on Social Responsibility. Segments include chatting with Erica Campanelli, assistant soccer coach […]
We start the show at the University of Minnesota with a Domestic Violence Awareness PSA recorded with the Golden Gopher Football team. Our feature interview is with The Wall Street Journal reporter Lee Hawkins, host of ‘The Celebrity of Business with Lee Hawkins.’ Lee discusses his interview with NBA Commissioner David Stern, including thoughts on […]
This episode begins with a live studio audience at the University of Oregon honoring the ‘O Heroes’ for their community service projects. Our feature interview is with Justin Fuente, the head football coach at the University of Memphis. Coach Fuente shares the ‘Four Pillars’ of character with Memphis Tigers Football. Other segments include talking with […]
Click the Play Button To Listen The show begins with a live audience at the University of Washington in the Pac 12 talking with students about Social Networking responsibility. Our feature interview is with Brandon McManus with the NFL Colts discussing his community service work with The Ronald McDonald House, Susan G. Komen, The Bethesda […]
The show begins with a live audience at the University of Washington in the Pac 12 talking with students about Social Networking responsibility. Our feature interview is with Brandon McManus with the NFL Colts discussing his community service work with The Ronald McDonald House, Susan G. Komen, The Bethesda House, and more. Segments include talking […]
This show starts with a live studio audience at the University of Texas at Tyler as we honor the students working with Team Impact. Team Impact has brought the UT Tyler Volleyball Team together with a little girl with Leukemia, and she is now part of the team! Our feature interview is with Fredina Ingold, […]
This show begins in Connecticut at The Salisbury School with a texting and driving PSA. We are happy to announce that Jeff Saturday, former All Pro NFL player, will be a regular guest on the show. Jeff and I discuss the new federal push to move the drunk driving BAC limit from .08 to .05. […]
The show begins with a live audience at Texas A&M Commerce discovering service projects benefitting Make A Wish Foundation and more. Our feature interview is with Penn State head football coach Bill O’Brien. Coach O’Brien shares the off the field character of the Nittany Lion football squad with their leadership initiatives. Segments include talking with […]
This show begins in New Orleans at Tulane University as we honor a student program called Emily’s Entourage which has raised a half mill for Cystic Fibrosis. Our feature interview is with Bill Maskill, head football coach at Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas. Bill tells about how his players donate their time for […]
We begin with a live audience at Susquehanna University and learn about a Children’s Hospital service program with the SU student athletes. Our feature interview comes from Dallas TX with Larry Brown, SMU basketball coach, with his 50 years of experience of being a college athlete, pro athlete, college coach, NBA coach, and father and […]
We begin with a live audience at Lock Haven University to honor the students for their work with the Make A Wish Foundation. Our feature interview is with Penn State football player Eric Shrive, as he was honored nationally for his work with Uplifting Athletes to raise money for rare diseases. Segments include: learning about […]
The show starts with a live studio audience at Penn State Altoona as we honor the student athletes for their efforts raising $100,000 for pediatric cancer. Our feature interview is with David Thornton, former NFL player with a story of inspiration, persistence, and faith. Segments include learning about The Heat Initiative from University of Georgia […]
We begin with a live audience at Alfred State College as we honor the students for their community service. Our feature interview is with Chris Herren, former NBA Boston Celtic star who speaks out about his heroin addiction to help others. We showcase two conversations highlighting 2 separate charities at Ball State University; the first […]
We begin the show with a live studio audience at the Sig Ep EDGE National Conference where we learn about the ‘Balanced Man’ initiative. Our feature interview is with Jenny Anchondo. Jenny is not only a fitness expert, but also an Emmy Award winning TV Journalist. Jenny shares tips on training for 5K’s and Half […]
We begin the show with a live studio audience at Sacred Heart University as we honor the student athletes for their 9000 hours of community service! Our feature interview is with Jerry Kill, head coach of the Minnesota Golden Gophers football squad, and learn about the importance of character, academics, and charity work. Segments include […]
This show begins with a live audience in Memphis, TN at Rhodes College as we present a philanthropy award for Kappa Alpha Order. Our feature interview is with NFL vet Kipp Vickers, who won a Super Bowl in 2000 with the Baltimore Ravens. Kip shares his thoughts on fatherhood and Health & Fitness. Segments include […]
The show begins with a live audience at the University of Cincinnati as we honor the students for their charity work with the Make A Wish Foundation and Freestore Foodbank. Our feature interview is with Mark Thomas, who played for the 49er’s, Panthers, Bears and Colts, and is now the founding Pastor at the Church […]
We begin in South Carolina at Wofford College with a live audience at the Kappa Alpha Order convention with a marijuana PSA. Our feature interview is with Western Michigan University head football coach PJ Fleck as we learn more about the youngest D1 coach in America and his work with the Special Olympics. Segments include […]
We begin live with a studio audience at the University of Kentucky with a community service update benefitting MDA thru the men of Kappa Alpha Order. Our feature interview is with June Jones, head football coach of the SMU Mustangs, talking about player character and his June Jones Foundation. Segments include learning about a Breast […]
We begin live in Athens GA at the University of Georgia with a DUI public service announcement (with the help of Kappa Alpha Order). Segments include Dustin Lewis from the University of Kentucky athletic department sharing a few Wildcat initiatives. This show also showcases a very powerful conversation with Mike Dilbeck; author, speaker and expert […]
14 year veteran of the NFL, Jeff Saturday, has more than Pro Bowls and Super Bowls under his belt. He has a lot to offer with his insights on character, decision making, faith, fatherhood, and family. We even get to hear him sing a little REO Speedwagon on this edition of The Adam Ritz Show.
The show begins with a live studio audience with the Mustangs of Southern Methodist University. Our feature interview is with NFL great and Super Bowl Champion from the Dallas Cowboys, Calvin Hill, and learn about his work with Young NFL Players and their decisions off the field. Our show includes a conversation with Dave Van […]
This episode comes to you live from the “All Pro Dad Father and Kid Experience” in Indianapolis with the NFL Colts. We get coaching and playing advice as well as fatherhood and husband tips from Colts QB Coach Clyde Christensen. We talk with current Colts lineman Joe Reitz and his father Dave. We also catch […]
We begin Live at the Triangle Fraternity Leadership School talking about helping others. Our feature interview is with Current Indianapolis Colts / former Alabama National Champ Josh Chapman discussing the transition from college to the pros. Segments include: learning about the “Blitz the Sound” initiative at the University of Washington in Seattle, catching up with […]
The show starts with a live Drug Awareness PSA recorded with the student athletes at the University of Iowa. Our feature interview is with June Daugherty, the head coach of women’s basketball at Washington State University in the Pac 12. Listen to find out about Coach Daugherty’s connection with Heart Health Awareness (You won’t believe […]
This show features a few of our favorite segments from 2012, including a Live Studio Audience at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, a Comedian with Cerebral Palsy, Track Dude Michael Young talking about spending time with Dan Wheldon on the morning of his passing, and Holiday Health and Fitness tips to ring in the new year. […]
This show begins with Emmy Award winning Fox TV Journalist & Fitness Expert Jenny Anchondo talking Holiday Parties, Holiday Calories, and Holiday Fitness. We journey to Pullman, WA to speak with ‘Student Athlete Welfare Director’ Jerry Pastore about his work with the Cougars of Washington State University. Also featured in this show is Dominic Russo, […]
We begin Live with a studio audience at the University of North Florida touching on Philanthropy and Community Service. Our featured interview is with Brian Kelly, head coach of the #1 Notre Dame Fighting Irish. Segments include the Disney Spirit Award recipient Alabama Crimson Tide Football Team in Tuscaloosa for their service during the Tornado […]
We begin at the University of Iowa with Hawkeyes Head Football Coach Kirk Ferentz, talking about the Iowa/Indy connection, as well as touching on the importance of Character. Segments include catching up in Athens GA with former Colts fav Adam Meadows talking about his family and charity work, and an update of an amazing story […]
The show begins in Oakland with an interview with Rod Woodson discussing his work with The Leukemia Society, coaching, social media, and more. Woodson was an All American at Purdue, NFL Super Bowl Champion and All Pro DB with the Steelers, Ravens, and 49ers. He’s in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and currently coaches […]
We report live from Pittsburgh at the Steelers All Pro Dad Father and Kids Experience. Our Feature Interview is with Steelers Super Bowl Champion Head Coach, husband, and father Mike Tomlin talking about how important it is to be a great dad. Our broadcast from Pittsburgh continues with a focus on community service with brothers […]
We start with a live studio audience at Washington State University in Pullman, WA. The student athletes in the audience help Adam with Breast Cancer Awareness. Our feature interview is with NFL veteran David Thornton discussing the importance of perseverance and service. Segments include Adam talking with an All Pro Dad, Al Plummer, who was […]
We begin with a live studio audience at Wabash College talking about the importance of getting tested early for Testicular Cancer. Our Feature Interview is with Hollywood director/producer/actor Garry Marshall discussing his time at Northwestern, Happy Days, and his favorite sports movie of all time. Segments include Ron Courson, Director of Sports Medicine at the […]
We begin touching on character and integrity with a live studio audience at the University of Tulsa. Our feature interview is with Indianapolis Colts starting tackle Anthony Castonzo discussing the importance of education. Segments including a charity update from Penn State University as we learn how the students raise over $10 million for Cancer Research, […]
The show starts with a live studio audience at the University of Iowa covering Drug Awareness. Our featured interview is with San Diego Chargers Director of Player Engagement Arthur Hightower talking about the 5 pillars of character/player engagement. Fox TV News Journalist and Certified Fitness Trainer Jenny Anchondo makes an appearance to bring awareness to […]
We start with a live studio audience at Missouri University of Science & Technology highlighting how the students raised $22,000 for charity, then feature an interview with NFL veteran Hunter Smith talking about his book and his country rock band. Segments include a St.Jude Cancer Research update, a warning about giving money with a recent […]
The show begins live at William Jewell College with a studio audience talking about Hazing and Underage Drinking. Our featured interview is with NFL Linebacker Rennie Curran discussing his charity work. Paul Poteet from Pet Pal’s TV makes an appearance to bring awareness to pet adoption and animal cruelty. We spend time at Texas Christian […]
We start live in the Big Ten with Minnesota Golden Gopher Football talking about Domestic Violence Awareness, then feature an interview with NFL Legend Dan Pastorini talking about his book, alcohol abuse, and his lasting NFL contributions. Segments include a Drew Brees update with Eric Richey in New Orleans, Inspiration with paralyzed hockey player Derek […]
We start live with a studio audience at Waldorf College discussing Child Obesity, then feature an interview with NFL Super Bowl Champ Jim Burt. Segments include Leadership with Colorado State University quarterback Garrett Grayson, Inspiration with blind golf champion Jeremy Poincenot, Responsibility with Waldorf College Dean of Students Jason Ramaker, and dealing with Adversity with […]
We begin live at the University of Washington in the PAC 12 discussing Facebook responsibility. Then feature former NFL Broncos/Colts favorite Adam Meadows discussing the importance of charity work. Segments include national hazing expert Lee Lonzo, and Wabash College Dean Michael Raters with a Special Olympics philanthropy update.
The show begins live at Lehigh University with a studio audience talking about social media implications in a job interview. Our featured interview is with rock legend Rudy Sarzo from Quiet Riot talking about his book, drugs and alcohol, and “not” trying to keep up with Ozzy. We spend time at the University of Alabama […]
Adam begins live with Wynn Smiley at the ATO National Convention in front of a live studio audience. This episode features an interview with Jim Ross, the WWE Hall of Famer, talking about his current role with the WWE, twitter, and Bells Palsy Awareness. Segments include a student athlete’s murder at Middle Tennessee State University, […]
This episode begins at the Triangle Fraternity National Convention in front of a live studio audience, then features the improbable story of NFL linebacker David Thornton. Segments also include the recent Colorado wild fires connection to Colorado State University, Power Soccer for athletes in wheel chairs, and community service at the University of Cincinnati.
The show begins live at the University of Texas and includes former Boston Celtic Chris Herren discussing his experience with addiction, the NFL’s Plaxico Burress and Anthony Castonzo talking about charity and education, and a segment about Tony Dungy’s All Pro Dad.
Adam kicks off the show at Vanderbilt University in front of a live studio audience. This show features interviews with Karin Lee (Associate Athletic Director at Ball State University), Lee Lonzo (national hazing/bullying expert), Chris Connelly (USC student/comedian), and Michael Young (pit reporter for the Izod Indy Car Radio Network).
Adam starts the show with play by play radio announcer Greg Rakestraw (pictured) talking college hoops and the inspirational story of Butler Basketball. Also featured is a conversation with Rudy Sarzo, most known for his bass playing with Quiet Riot, talking about his book ‘Off The Rails’ and NOT trying to keep up with Ozzy […]
Adam kicks off the show from Super Bowl XLVI, featuring an interview with NFL legend and former Oilers QB Dan Pastorini (pictured). This show also features Seattle Seahawks Defensive Tackle Anthony Hargrove and New Orleans Sportscaster Eric Richey. We wrap up with student leadership conversations from SMU in Dallas and Western Michigan University in Kalamazoo.