Have you ever watched your cat walk into a room and immediately start sniffing… everything? Shoes. Bags. Your face. Your groceries. Even the air itself. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss breaks down the fascinating truth behind one of the most common feline behaviors: sniffing. Your cat isn't being nosy—they're gathering information, reducing stress, and making decisions based on scent long before they ever act. From why cats sniff new people and dirty laundry to why they invest

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We're focused on winning the war with Iran - but can such a war be won? By a treaty? By more bombs? By arming Iranians? Will Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei and commanders from the Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corps ever agree to give up nuclear weapons? Why not? Today's guest, Kenneth Abramowitz, is the author of The Multifront War: Defending America From Political Islam, China, Russia, Pandemics, and Racial Strife, and founder of savethewest.com, a website dedicated to saving Western Civilizat

Some conversations don’t end when the event does. They linger. They shift something. They stay. This is one of those. In this replay for the Author Showcase Virtual Summit, powerful voices came together to share the real stories behind their books, the moments that shaped them, the truths they had to face, and the courage it took to finally put it into words. These aren’t just authors. These are lived experiences, turned into messages that matter. If you’ve ever needed clarity, encouragement,

Recognizing how resentment can act as a psychological safeguard offers a profound perspective on trauma recovery. Resentment is an intricate emotion, often lying beneath the surface, yet it can greatly influence our mental health and relationships. Unlike the more familiar emotions of joy, fear, or anger, resentment tends to be more subtle, quietly shaping our inner experiences. Its hidden nature and potential impact on our well-being make it crucial to understand and address. Tune in and learn

What does it take to lead under pressure: on the field, in the broadcast booth, and in the most personal corners of family life? In this episode of Next Steps Forward, Dr. Chris Meek sits down with NFL legend and MVP quarterback Boomer Esiason for a wide-ranging conversation about resilience, identity, purpose, and what it means to use your platform in service of others. Boomer led the Cincinnati Bengals to a Super Bowl appearance and earned league MVP honors in 1988 across a 14-year career. Bu

As part of Disability Pride Month, Joyce welcomes former Senator Tom Harkin back to the show. Senator Harkin will reflect on the significance of the 36th anniversary of the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), July 26, 1990, by President George H.W. Bush. Senator Harkin will share his thoughts on the work that still needs done to advance the lives of Americans with disabilities. ​ Joining Senator Harkin will be Dr. Victor Santiago Pineda. Dr. Pineda is the Executive Director of

Hiring the right people is one of the most important decisions any leader makes, yet many organizations still rely on instinct, unstructured interviews, and job descriptions that don't clearly define what success looks like. The result? Costly hiring mistakes that affect productivity, culture, and long-term business performance. In today's episode, we'll explore a different approach — one that focuses on clarity, structure, and evidence-based decision-making. We'll discuss why the biggest hirin

🎙️ 🎙️ Welcome to The Creativity Spark Show, where real-life innovators alight, With akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic live-streaming bright. Diving Into Creativity is our spotlight today, With curiosity, strategy and storytelling lighting the way. Paul J. Mila, Barbara Petersen and Gil Zeimer join to share How a passion for diving launched creative journeys with flair. Their photography, videos, books and stories are swimmingly admired, Tune in, watch or listen—be immersed, delighted and inspired.

Are you a female founder in the tech industry struggling to navigate the challenges of entrepreneurship? Do you find yourself facing imposter syndrome, seeking support, and striving for work-life balance? Join Zofia Morales on STEM in Stilettos as she sits down with Monique Weeks, a Healthcare IT Executive turned entrepreneur, to discuss reinvention, resilience, and the courage to begin again. In this insightful conversation, Monique shares her journey of transitioning from a corporate healthcar

DESCRIPTION We are all aging, from the moment we are born, but we are steeped in a culture that tells a very limited story about aging. In this conversation, we’ll explore how those messages shape how we think, feel and act, and how implicit bias shows up in everyday language, interactions and systems. The Reframing Aging movement offers a different lens, one that reflects the full picture of growing older: building momentum, sharing experience and connection, and contributing to community. Shi

Most CEOs don’t realize they’ve become the bottleneck inside their own success, and Rajesh Nagjee lived that story himself before he solved it. He is a CEO mentor, creator of CEO Freedom OS™, and a trusted advisor endorsed by Dr. Marshall Goldsmith and Dr. Ivan Misner. For 30 years, he has helped 350+ CEOs running $5M to $25M companies move from chief problem solver to strategic leader, without losing control of what they built. Rajesh Nagjee built his first company, burned out running it, and n