Join host Dina Birmingham for an episode focused on life after your undergraduate career by thinking about preparing for graduate school and understanding the financial realities of advanced degrees. In the first segment, Dina welcomes Career Counselor Ari Emanuel-Wright for her first appearance on the podcast. Ari shares her professional background and the experiences that led her to join Bright Horizons College Coach before diving into the topic of exploring and preparing for graduate school

In a culture that seems unable to disconnect from phones, TV's, computers, video games and online chats – there are many lonely people who feel disconnected. What creates the isolation and disconnect that so many feel? Is the feeling of disconnection actually exacerbated by the overuse of the very things from phones to fast food that offer a quick fix? In this show, Psychologist Dr. Adam Dorsay draws upon his new and interesting book, Super Psyched to take a close look at all aspects of "Connect

Guilessness is an ingredient of love. It is reflected in purity of thought, word and deed. Lao Tzu quotes, "Watch your thoughts they become words. Watch your words they become actions. Watch your actions they become your habits. Watch your habits they become your character. Watch your character it becomes your destiny" Guile breeds fear and discord. It manifests in acts of manipulation, deceit, envy, jealousy, covetousness and undermining others. Thoughts, feelings and actions reflect our inner

Send us Fan Mail For many of us, the defining moments of adolescence set the stage for how we meet life’s heaviest challenges. In this episode, author Erica Kent discusses her novel Black Dog, a story that begins with the shock of John Lennon’s death and navigates the complex, turbulent landscape of youth, mental health, and loss. We examine the thin lines between memory and reality and what it takes to reclaim light from the dark. Listen on demand! ERICA KENT is a winner of the Santa F...

SIGN THE PETITION: Tell the USDA not to make 175-birds-per-minute slaughter lines the nationwide standard. https://animaloutlook.org/wayne-sanderson-2026-investigation-usda-letter-2/ His shift ended. The nightmares didn't. After working undercover at a North Carolina chicken slaughterhouse, an Animal Outlook investigator describes dreaming about chickens cowering in the corners of his room. At work, he was expected to hang approximately 22 birds every minute, feeding a slaughter line running at

Tune into the upbeat, positive lifestyle broadcast where producer and host Cynthia Brian showcases strategies for success on StarStyle®-Be the Star You Are!®. Available wherever you listen to your favorite programs! The garden is and always has been a safe place–a secret refuge from the concrete jungle. In the garden, we can take a deep breath, delight in the perfume of the flowers, and relish the tactile experiences of touching smooth blades of grass, the fuzzy leaves of lamb's ear, or digging

Millions of Americans know Robert Irvine as the tough-love chef who walked into struggling restaurants and gave them one last shot at survival. In this episode of Next Steps Forward, the celebrity chef, entrepreneur, author, and Restaurant: Impossible host sits down with Dr. Chris Meek to talk about the discipline, service, and setbacks behind his success. Robert goes back to his childhood in England and his decision to join Britain's Royal Navy as a teenager. He explains how a life in professi

🎙️🎙️ On Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, AI meets imagination and innovation – we'll explore the what, when and how. Bonnie D. at her Scarlett Mic welcomes Futurists with a lot to say, On The Future of Badass Female Founders + AI – our spotlight today. Bonnie Duncan Tinder, Kelley Steven-Waiss, and Maria Colacurcio are on stage, Three accomplished founders embracing AI to write their next page. They'll predict how AI tools can help female founders meet challenges ahead, And focus their

START HERE: 🎙️ 🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, we're riding a creative wave, With akaRadioRed at her Scarlett Mic, inviting bold ideas to be brave. Eric G. Reid, Henk Campher, and R. Karl Hebenstreit bring stories to share, Well-traveled Creatives with unique lives and perspectives to spare. From fiction to nonfiction, their words take us far and wide, Across places, people, and experiences that shape the tales inside. Some stories begin with a question, others with something we've seen,

What does commitment look like when illness changes everything? How do we care for someone we love without losing ourselves along the way? And where do we find the strength, dignity, and resilience to navigate a long goodbye? With remarkable honesty and humor, Nita Tucker shares the often-unspoken realities of being a partner caregiver—the heartbreak, exhaustion, unexpected laughter, and relentless resilience required day after day, sometimes for years. Her deeply personal story is a heartfelt g

For many of us, life's challenges can leave us feeling stuck, disconnected, and uncertain about who we are and what's possible. We find ourselves reacting to life rather than embracing all it has to offer. But what if we could move beyond standing still and begin reaching for more? Through personal stories of struggle, loss, love, joy, and unexpected grace, Caroline C. Barney explores what it means to be a work in progress and the possibilities that emerge when we choose to move forward. With wa

What if your cat is training you? Every day, your cat is watching your movements, routines, sounds, body language, and habits—and learning what they predict. The refrigerator door might mean dinner. Your shoes might mean you're leaving. The treat drawer might mean something wonderful is about to happen. And that carrier? Your cat may already know exactly what comes next. But here's the really interesting part: you're learning your cat, too. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly explores how