How will artificial intelligence reshape what it means to be human? Host C. M. (Cathy) Rubin sits down with internationally acclaimed artist, futurist, and "Bionic Pop Artist" Viktoria Modesta for a compelling conversation exploring AI, human augmentation, creativity, identity, and why protecting our uniquely human imagination may be the key to building a better future.

The Community Resiliency Model (CRM)® contains powerful skills for nervous system regulation that can be used anywhere and anytime. CRM in Schools is a strengths-based, compassionate approach that is helping school staff and students re-connect to their bodies and understand new ways to support their well-being through nervous system regulation. Since 2019, the Community Resiliency Model has been shared with thousands of educators and students, world-wide. Pro-active and preventative skills li

Join host Dina Birmingham for a comprehensive introduction to the U.S. Service Academies. From the unique admissions process to the opportunities these institutions offer, this episode provides valuable insights for students and families considering a military academy education. Along the way, listeners will also meet several guests who are appearing on the podcast for the first time, including some of the newest members of the College Coach team. In the first segment, College Coach Alison Hild

In her new and important book " Never Say Never- Never Say Always," Susan Warner invites us to take the journey no one wants to take, but too many have faced. Susan takes us from a family love story to the devastating losses of a son and a spouse within 6 months. She puts words to the insider story of traumatic loss in a way that will touch anyone who has suffered loss. As you will hear in daily details, relationships with family and friends, tears in a closet, emptiness in a house, the difficul

What if your greatest strength is hiding inside the story you wish you could rewrite? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives, Rebecca Hall Gruyter welcomes award-winning author Jan Hemby for a powerful conversation about resilience, self-worth, and finding strength through life's difficult chapters. Through her novels, Jan explores women facing bullying, intimidation, sexual assault, and other experiences that can cause us to question our worth and lose sight of who we are. She

"Thousands of candles can be lighted from a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness never decreases by sharing" -Buddha Generosity is an empowering and transformative ingredient of love and our natural state of being. Opening our hands and hearts, being sharing and caring is beneficial to everyone. The spirit of generosity not only enriches the lives of others but ourselves. Sharing our natural gifts, skills and talents is heartwarming. Generosity deepens relat

Effective performance management is about more than evaluating results—it's about creating clarity, building accountability, and helping people succeed. In this episode, we explore the manager's role in setting clear expectations, providing ongoing feedback, addressing underperformance early, and navigating difficult conversations with confidence and empathy. In this episode, hosts Dr. Sheryl White, Dr. Undraye Howard, and Dr. Loretta Howard will discuss with guest Dr. Pegah Teymoorian, Senior

🎙️🎙️ On Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, AI meets imagination – we'll explore what, when and how. Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic leading the way, The Future of Video Book Trailers + AI: Story Time is our spotlight today. Charles Breakfield, Paul Hollis and Tim Wolter, too, Share their video trailers and tell us how they dow what they do. From sci-fi fantasies to suspense odysseys, romance to business drama in view, AI trailers bring plots and characters to life and keep their visions tr

Tune in to 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! Jenna Finds a Dog is grounded in a real clinical understanding of family trauma and childhood anger. Cynthia Brian interviews author Dr. Terence Rousseau as he weaves descriptions of the hormonal shifts that occur under stress. The novel teaches readers how the nervous system can h

Marcia Chatelain shines a spotlight on thirteen extraordinary Black women artists and activists whose contributions to the 1963 March on Washington have long been overlooked. While history remembers the powerful speeches, iconic figures, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of equality, the women who helped organize the March, performed on its grand stage, and were honored for their courageous fight for freedom remain largely invisible. She brings their compelling stories to life, revealing the vo

AI is advancing faster than ever, but with growing concerns surrounding autonomous AI agents, industry shake-ups, and bold predictions about the future, should we actually be worried, or is the fear getting ahead of reality? In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Dr. Chase Cunningham, also known as Dr. Zero Trust, to separate the AI hype from the real cybersecurity risks. They explore recent developments involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Hugging Face, the dangers

Overdose deaths fell nearly 21% last year, and October marks National Substance Abuse Prevention Month but award-winning author and licensed psychotherapist Lynne Hugo says the numbers don't capture what's actually happening inside families still living with addiction. Her new novel follows 4 women whose lives fracture around a young couple's slide into opioid addiction. As warning signs are ignored and truths obscured, quiet unease escalates into tragedy. When one death is ruled an accident — a