Host Kyra Tyler takes a deep dive into two of the largest and most popular public university systems in the country, providing essential updates for students applying to California colleges this year. From application requirements and recent changes to financial aid considerations, this episode offers a helpful guide for families navigating the University of California (UC) and California State University (CSU) application processes. In the first segment, Kyra is joined by College Coach Cesar C

🎙️🎙️ 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 Novelists + AI: Action! in our spotlight today. Dr. BJ Magnani, Charles Breakfield and Pat Daily, too, Predict how AI will help fiction authors streamline what they do. From research to tracking twists, character naming and PR, Collaborating – not replacing – so human authors can star. ✨✨✨✨✨

How we feel about ourselves impact all key areas of our lives. Finance is a key life area. What are your beliefs about money? Can wealth create suffering or wellbeing? How can we be good financial stewards? Our beliefs about money and wealth are shaped in childhood and life experiences regarding how money is earned, saved and spent. Beliefs can reflect how we value ourselves and self-worth. When we operate from scarcity, lack and limitations this results in anxiety, hoarding or avoidance of opp

Tune into 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! We are fortunate to live in a country where the First Amendment of the United States guarantees five fundamental freedoms. This means that we are afforded the liberty of religion, speech, the press, assembly, and petition without retaliation from our government. Of course, this does

For millions of therapists—and millions of people in therapy—the experience is familiar: shortness of breath, a racing heart, and sweaty palms. When we perceive a threat, our bodies naturally activate fight-or-flight responses, both physically and behaviorally. This protective fear system is simply the nervous system doing what it is designed to do. When a client’s fear system goes into overdrive, the therapist responds, resonating with what is happening in the room, much like strings on an inst

Audrey is a fictional character who resembles her author, Gail Marlene Schwartz. They both suffer from anxiety. They have both lost friends to suicide when they were young. And they are both queer women constructing the families they dream of, with the nuanced questions that implies. In writing the book, what did Gail rely on from her own experience? Did writing it contribute to a better understanding of herself? And what does she hope readers will learn from the story?

What if the behavior you're trying to stop isn't actually the problem? In this episode, Molly DeVoss introduces a brand-new way of thinking about feline behavior with Triggerology™—the study of what triggers a cat's emotional and behavioral responses. You'll discover why behavior never happens "out of nowhere," how cats develop both positive and negative emotional associations, and why finding the trigger is often the key to solving behavior problems. From redirected aggression and litter box

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Joyce welcomes Nisha Agarwal, Commissioner, and Abby Mayerhoff, Director of Programs for the New York City Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD), to the show. Among the topics discussed will be the various achievements of the MOPD and the long-term goals for the MOPD in the areas of transportation, employment, and the importance of voting rights for New Yorkers with disabilities. Joyce A. Bender Career Highlights Serves as CEO of Bender Consulting Services, Inc. and Board Chair an

In pop psychology, as well as everyday conversation, people often toss around phrases like “I just want to feel safe” or “Being numb helps me cope.” But as research and clinical observation show, emotional safety and emotional numbness are distinct psychological states, and confusing the two can slow your growth, isolate you from support, and leave you stuck in patterns that feel safe but aren’t. Tune in and learn how so many people live this way without even recognizing it!

Today's guest, Natalya Murakhver, fled the Soviet Union in 1977, and is raising children in Mamdani's NYC - only to find that it's worse there. She recognizes the impending doom and is trying to warn us. Natalya is a filmmaker, producer and director - including of the documentary, Uncancellable. She is also the co-founder and executive director of Restore Childhood, a non-profit dedicated to protecting children's education, health and development. And she is the co-author of An Urgent Conversati

Filmmaker Eli Steele has built a career on the conversations most people would rather avoid: race, identity, culture, and opportunity. Born profoundly deaf into a family whose heritage spans Black, Jewish, white, and Native American traditions, Eli grew up outside the categories America uses to sort people. In this wide-ranging conversation with host Dr. Chris Meek, he opens a window into a world few listeners have ever considered: how a deaf child learns that objects have names, how reading ha