Watch highlights from the July 2026 Author Virtual Summit Showcase with host Rebecca Hall Gruyter. In Part 2, featured speakers John Lanier, Allison Williams, and John Gullo share inspiring insights, personal experiences, and meaningful lessons from their journeys as authors and thought leaders. This episode continues the summit highlights, bringing together standout moments and powerful messages designed to encourage, inspire, and help you see new possibilities in your own journey. Enjoy Par

Join host Sally Ganga for an in-depth look at college admission interviews and video introductions. As colleges continue to offer applicants multiple ways to share their stories beyond the written application, understanding how to present yourself authentically and effectively has never been more important. First, Sally welcomes Gloria Crawford, Co-Founder and COO of InitialView, to discuss Glimpse & InitialView. Gloria explains how third-party interview platforms can help students showcase the

There are few people who have been injured or wronged by another who don’t think about and want to mollify their psychic pain with revenge. In this episode, Dr. Steven Berglas, professor, psychotherapist, research scientist and executive coach invites us to consider “ Taking Revenge – A Better Way.” The author of award winning books, 70 articles and journal reports on cures of self-defeating behavior, Dr. Berglas discusses the personal cost of angry retaliation and the power of redirecting the b

🎙️ 🎙️ Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, Where AI meets scam prevention — we’ll explore the when, where and how. With Bonnie D. on the Scarlett Mic, live-streaming bright, The Future of Outsmarting Senior Scams + AI: Nice Try! is today’s spotlight. Meet “Bernie”, whose AI agents spot a scam before seniors take the bait, And expose bad actors and malicious bots before it’s too late? Dan Geller, Vanessa Chang and Danielle LaFleur will share what they foresee, Savvy Futurists pre

Diamonds aren't formed in comfort. They're formed under enormous pressure, over time, in places no one would choose to stay. This week on Leadership Matters, the People's Doctors take on a truth most leaders learn the hard way: the pressure we try to avoid is often the very thing shaping us. Dr. Undraye Howard, Dr. Loretta Howard, and Dr. Sheryl White explore the difference between pressure that crushes a leader and pressure that refines one. When the stakes are high, who do you become? The host

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! If you like to forage and eat fresh from the garden, are you certain that the plants you are consuming are safe to eat? Many beautiful leaves, flowers, stems, and berries are poisonous, and several are deadly. Goddess Gardener Cynthia Brian shares information you need to know. Fif

Should you tip for takeout? Should you let someone cut in line? And if you’re worried a politician you dislike will win, should you bet on them—and profit if they do? Ward Farnsworth and Saul Levmore explore these everyday dilemmas with humor, curiosity, and a healthy dose of logic. Their point isn’t necessarily to give you the “right” answer, but to show that how you think through a problem matters just as much as the conclusion.Drawing on economics, law, philosophy, and sports, they introduce

AI can offer career advice in seconds, but should technology have a say in decisions that can shape an entire life? Charisse Lillie explores where AI-assisted guidance ends and human judgment begins—and why trusted mentors, meaningful relationships, and experienced advisors still matter. Drawing on her new book, Upon a Turning Stage, Lillie shares lessons from a remarkable five-decade career spanning civil rights law, government, corporate leadership, philanthropy, the Federal Reserve, and major

Robots and AI are becoming part of our everyday lives — but as machines become more connected, intelligent, and autonomous, can we actually trust them? In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Darin Andersen, CEO and Co-Founder of NXT Robotics, to explore the intersection of robotics, AI, cybersecurity, and zero trust. They discuss how organizations can secure autonomous systems, the cyber risks created by robotics and AI, autonomous vehicles, privacy concerns, wo

Cybersecurity is full of metrics, risks, and technical details—but sometimes the most effective way to get people to listen is simply by telling the right story. In this episode of #AndSecurityForAll, host Kim Hakim sits down with Joe Esposito, CISO at Wellpath, to discuss how security leaders can use storytelling to make Cyber Risk more relatable, memorable, and actionable. Joe shares lessons from his own experience presenting to boards and communicating with employees, including why technica

Your cat's face, paws, body, and even their scratching behavior are all part of a sophisticated scent-communication system—but most of us barely notice it. Cats use scent to communicate with other cats, create familiarity, mark important spaces, and make their environment feel safe. So when your cat rubs their face against your legs, scratches the sofa, or repeatedly returns to certain places, they may be doing much more than simply being cute—or destructive. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio,