M. Chris Bryan, compiler, and Theodore Savas, publisher, discuss the first two volumes of The Chancellorsville Campaign Papers and other collections of primary sources.

Artificial intelligence vendors love to talk about tokens and credits, but are these pricing models really helping customers—or simply obscuring the true cost of AI? In this episode, Ron and Ed take aim at the growing trend of token-based pricing, arguing that it shifts uncertainty and risk from providers to customers while creating unnecessary complexity. Drawing on insights from pricing experts, recent industry commentary, and their own experiences, they examine why cost-based pricing has long

🎙️ Podcast Highlights • 🌱 Can an entire city become vegan—and what would that mean for humanity? • 🍎 Is healthy, plant-based food a basic human right rather than a privilege? • 🌍 Dr. Sailesh Rao and the Climate Healers movement reveal a bold vision for transforming communities through compassion and food justice. • 🤝 Discover how the Together Around Food initiative in Port Townsend, Washington, is bringing people together over free, nourishing vegan meals. • 💚 Learn why this community experiment

About this episode: What does it mean to be a hero in today's world? Is heroism reserved for extraordinary individuals, or is it something that all of us can choose in our everyday lives? In this episode of the Business Elevation Show, Chris Cooper is joined by adventurer, speaker, author and adventure psychologist Paula Reid. From skiing to the South Pole and yacht racing around the world to supporting humanitarian initiatives in Ukraine, Paula has spent her life exploring what enables people t

Since 2021, Richard noticed white rubbery structures in the veins and arteries of those he embalmed. While he had not seen these clots previously, he observed these clots in about 40 % of the population since 2021.. He saw more fetal demises than he had seen in the previous twenty years. The media discredited his observations Bio Richard Hirschman, a licensed funeral director and embalmer in Alabama, and has worked in the trade since the tragedy of 9 /11

In a post #MeToo era, many men want to take a step away from toxic masculinity, which perpetuates domination and aggression and consciously and unconsciously pressures men to behave in a certain way. A central theme of moving away from Toxic Masculinity is Sexual Consent- whether at a fraternity party or on the fifth date. The question of consent is one of concern for many men because they are uncertain about how to ask for it. They fear doing something wrong or wonder if it means giving up on i

What is the Court of Atonement? The Court of Atonement is a spiritual healing process that resolves conflicts at the Soul level. The idea is to ask our Souls to discuss past issues until they understand why things happened. Once the Soul understands, it allows forgiveness to take place. "At the conscious level, we are not aware of the change, but things that used to upset us stop triggering us at the cellular level." https://www.courtofatonement.com/ Join us as we feature and speak with A

Host Kyra Tyler celebrates the 40th anniversary of Bright Horizons with an in-depth conversation with CEO Stephen Kramer and a look back at the company’s remarkable journey. In the first segment, Kyra continues the “Becoming” series with How to Become a CEO , sitting down with Stephen to trace his path from student to leader. He reflects on what he was like growing up and during his college search, including his focus on strong business programs and the early connection he made with a future bus

We must not forget that the greatness of America has been shaped by the immigrants who have come for that hopeful opportunity of a better future. People have immigrated to the United States from many places around the globe. They have often escaped the horrors of war and oppression to come to a country hoping for a future where their families could thrive in a Democratic Republic. The host of Resiliency Within will share aspects of her first-generation view with her colleague, Martha Parra, LCSW

What does it take to build a thriving career while staying true to who you are? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives , Rebecca Hall Gruyter is joined by Deborah B. Farone and Danielle Holman for a powerful conversation about confidence, authenticity, visibility, and professional growth. Drawing on decades of experience advising top professionals around the world, Deborah shares insights from her book Breaking Ground: How Successful Women Lawyers Build Thriving Practices . She

"Until one has loved an animal, a part of one's soul remains unawakened" -Anatole France Our pets are family and gifts of unconditional love. We believe we choose our pets; however, they choose us to show us the way of unconditional love that is unchanging and stable. A bond is established with our beloved companions that is comforting, loyal and faithful; and our lives become richer and fuller. They can be the best therapy when you feel unloved or unlovable by showing us that love is our natura

Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, Where AI meets imagination – we’ll explore when and how. Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic leading the way, The Future of Fiction Authors + AI is our spotlight today. Charles Breakfield, Pat Daily and Mark Morton too, Predict how AI will help novelists streamline what they do. From historical research to formats, personas and PR, Collaborating – not replacing – so human authors can star.