leave with real inspiration. 🎙️ 🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, The Journals of Creativity is our focus this week, akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic invites real-deal Creatives to speak. Gregory Miller, Anne Montgomery and William A. Neely share what they do, Their inspirations and storytelling bringing different paths into view. From youthful imagination to experiences gathered through the years, Their creativity sparks wonder, discovery, insights and cheers. Creativity can whisper — or mak

Do you ever feel like you're getting in your own way at work? What if some of the thoughts behind your self-doubt, overthinking, or people-pleasing are actually patterns working against you? In this episode of STEM in Stilettos, Zofia Morales talks with Toni Rebic, M.A., Alignment Psychologist and creator of TrueSelf Psychology®, about recognizing the thought patterns that can interfere with confidence, decisions, relationships, and professional success. They explore what it means to be aligned

When killing wildlife is called "conservation," who speaks for the animals? Jane Velez-Mitchell brings together three animal and environmental advocates to examine the battle over America's wildlife—from Catalina Island's mule deer to barred owls and wild horses. The panel challenges lethal wildlife management, discusses concerns about Colorado's proposed hunting and fishing amendment, and explores the connections between animal agriculture, habitat loss, and declining biodiversity. Along the wa

The beagles are out. For 47 animal rescuers, the legal battle is just beginning. UnchainedTV takes you inside the first court appearances in Madison, Wisconsin, for activists facing felony burglary charges connected to an open rescue at Ridglan Farms, a facility that bred beagles for animal experimentation. Jane Velez-Mitchell follows the proceedings with commentary from former law enforcement investigator Tiffany Brunelli. Hear supporters—including Congressman Mark Pocan—speak outside the court

DESCRIPTION: What if stress, anxiety, emotional discomfort, and even some physical symptoms are not simply problems to eliminate, but messages inviting us to pay attention? In this uplifting conversation, somatic healing expert and Awaken the Healer Within author MarBeth Dunn explores how the body communicates with us...and why learning to listen can lead to greater peace, self-trust, and personal empowerment. Listeners will discover three ways the body communicates, how to begin distinguishin

Noah Galloway: Not Defined By What He Lost, But What He Chose to Build Don't miss this powerful episode with Noah Galloway, decorated U.S. Army Infantry veteran, Purple Heart recipient, author, extreme endurance athlete, and nationally recognized advocate whose journey has taken him from the battlefields of Iraq to the White House, Capitol Hill, national television, international sporting events, and stages across the country. After becoming a double amputee during military battle, Noah's journ

Karl L. Rubis & Timothy M. Gilhool are civilian history instructors at CASCOM (U.S. Army Combined Arms Support Command) at Fort Lee in Petersburg, Virginia. They teach officers about American military history, with emphasis on the Civil War, and conduct staff rides at Civil War sites.

Are Manchurian candidates real? This episode will answer this question. There has been horrible government sponsored research. Notable are the Tuskegee experiments where African American Men were given syphilis and observed without receiving treatment. Dr. Colin Ross has gone through thousands of pages of CIA declassified documents will discuss CIA psychiatrists. Among his findings are cruel experiments wiping out a person's memory through excessive electro convulsive therapy and wiping out a p

AI is changing how companies price, but are tokens and credits bringing back the same old cost-plus mistakes? In Episode 610, Ron Baker and Ed Kless explore why customers buy a better tomorrow—and why charging for effort misses what they value. The conversation ranges from price transparency to the limits of outcome-based pricing when "outcome" means only measurable profit. Peace of mind, trust, and transformation matter, too. Ron and Ed also examine where AI can strengthen pricing decisions an

Tired of recycling frustration? TerraCycle offers a profitable solution for over 400 hard-to-recycle waste streams—from beauty products and candy wrappers to coffee pods and kids' car seats—keeping billions of items out of landfills. Through partnerships with leading global brands, they're pioneering recycling processes for hundreds of complex waste streams. Join us as we speak with TerraCycle's CEO, Tom Szaky, and discover how you, your community, and your workplace can be part of their movemen

About this episode: For generations, economics has been built around the problem of scarcity: not enough re-sources, capital or growth. But what if one of the defining challenges of our age is actually the opposite — surplus? Marc Chandler is one of the world's most respected currency and global capital-market experts. After more than 30 years on Wall Street, advising businesses, hedge funds and asset managers and commenting regularly across the international financial media, Marc has develope

What happens after the March to End Animal Tests reaches Marshall BioResources? In this episode of What's Next?, Jane Velez-Mitchell speaks with Wayne Pacelle, president of Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy, about the next steps in the fight to end animal testing. The conversation examines the impact of the 207-mile march, the effort to shut down the supply chain that sends dogs and cats into laboratories, and the growing push to replace outdated animal experiments with