When Marcy Kelly learns that her son Michael has been found on the floor of his apartment, her world shatters. In her moving memoir, she recounts the rawness of her grief and her struggle to accept his death. She searches for answers about what happened to him while navigating the painful first holidays without her son. Both an unflinching account of loss and a celebration of the forty-five years she shared with the son she adored, she reveals that acceptance doesn't mean letting go. It means fi

Getting along with people is hard. Understanding why can make all the difference. Mark Schroeder brings philosophy to the everyday challenges of human relationships, from political polarization and painful coming-out experiences to having your ideas ignored in a meeting—until a male colleague repeats them. He even explains why your partner still loads the dishwasher the "wrong" way, no matter how many times you've discussed it. Through engaging stories and practical ideas, he explores what it me

What if you love cats—but someone in your family is allergic? Does that automatically mean you can't have a cat? Not necessarily. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly answers a question from 10-year-old Aurora, whose dad has allergies but who hopes to welcome a new kitten into the family. Molly explains what actually causes cat allergies, about "hypoallergenic cats", how allergen-reducing cat foods and toppers work, and the environmental changes that can help reduce allergen exposure. Mo

According to "Business Process Management Market Size & Share Analysis: Growth Trends and Forecast (2026 - 2031)", global spending on business processes will grow from $18.68 billion in 2026 to $30.26 billion in 2031. Most medium to larger organizations spend millions of dollars a year on business process work. This podcast episode discusses why runaway spending on this archaic practice is not only wasting money, but undermining the very value BPM purports to deliver. Too many organizations have

Joyce welcomes Jonathan Young, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Akero, a company dedicated to developing transformational treatments for people living with metabolic dysfunction-associated steatohepatitis (MASH) and other serious metabolic diseases for which significant unmet medical needs remain. Mr. Young will discuss his leadership role in the pharmaceutical industry and his advocacy for policies that empower patients and people with disabilities to pursue and achieve their life goal

Is AI really taking over, or are we getting caught up in the hype? With alarming headlines, predictions of AI doom, and rapid advancements in technology, it's becoming harder to separate legitimate cybersecurity risks from fear and fiction. In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim is joined by Michael Manrod, CISO, and Ezra Woods, Information Security Engineer, at Grand Canyon Education, to cut through the noise and explore what AI really means for the future of cybersecurity. F

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You and your partner hardly ever fight, but something is missing in your relationship—a sense of being lovers, of passion, of emotional intimacy, of closeness. The pain of missing out on a deep love that feels just out of reach is heartbreaking. And since there are no arguments, no clear history of relationship problems to point to, you're left wondering, "How did we get here?" Tune in and learn how to fix these empty marriages!

What's ailing Tucker Carlson? Today's guest, Rabbi Michael Barclay, reveals the answer on this edition of Dr. Carole's Couch. Tucker Carlson's 'reincarnation', as the host of an internet show, after being fired from FOX News, is a puzzlement that gets stranger with each show. Particularly noteworthy is Tucker's extreme hatred of Israel and antisemitism, which have been subjects of much confusion and consternation - with assessments ranging from childhood trauma to bribery from Qatar and mor

How could artificial intelligence, inflation, and interest rates influence the stock market and economic outlook? In this encore episode of The Lebenthal Report, host Michael Hartzman and guest co-host Scott Hartzman revisit their conversation with Jordan Jackson, Executive Director and Global Market Strategist at J.P. Morgan Asset Management, exploring the economic trends, investment opportunities, and market risks shaping the investment landscape. As technology companies continue to invest h

For 21 years, John Larocchia ran toward danger as a New York City firefighter. For more than 20 years, he's also been running toward the microphone. In this episode of Next Steps Forward, the man once voted NYC's Funniest Fireman talks about building a comedy career alongside one of the toughest jobs there is, and about what came next. John shares how stand-up grew into producing, acting, writing, radio hosting, and keynote speaking. He explains why he started the Laughter Saves Lives Comedy To

🎙️ 🎙️ On Creative People Roundtable, The Creativity of Children's Books is our spotlight today, As akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic invites real-deal Creatives to play. Authors Diann Floyd Bohem, Ben & Emi Welch, Jan Burl too, Share what inspires their stories and how it shines through. From youthful imagination to experiences through the years, Their books spark wonder, laughter, discovery, and cheers. Creativity can whisper — or make itself heard loud and clear, It can challenge what we know —