Episode Description Ron and Ed welcome John Dierkhising of Bottom Line Accounting Services and returning guest Shannon Kaiser of Summit for a conversation at the intersection of accounting, technology, and service. John brings the perspective of a practitioner who supports businesses using Sage and other accounting technologies, while Shannon brings deep experience in application hosting, cloud infrastructure, and managed services. Together, they explore how the right technology environment can

Some have complained that the mRNA shots have resulted in having heart attacks. Can shedding have the same results? What can one do to prevent adverse effects from covid? Bio Professor Ian Brighthope graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery in 1974. It was in the fields of plant and animal nutrition that Professor Brighthope became aware of the importance of optimum nutrition and the use of nutritional supplementation in animal production, the treatment of animal dysfunctio

In the wealthiest country in the world, almost 14 percent of households - that’s 48 million Americans, including 14 million children - lack consistent access to affordable nutritious food. How can so much hunger persist in a land of such abundance? Abiding Hunger investigates the four-century history of this contradiction, from the Starving Time of Jamestown into the present day, when all those families relying on food assistance are routinely forced to choose between paying for groceries or oth

In this show, Molly Mcloy discusses her richly creative, funny and at times heart-wrenching memoir, Nine Grudges: The Spiteful Origins of the Happiest Dyke on Earth published by Red Hen Press and Winner of the Quill Queer Prose Prize. At times funny at times painful, Molly McCloy will share the nine childhood moments that almost broke her and the process she drew upon to share them. She will discuss the letter she wrote at age twenty-two asking her father for apologies, and her father’s surprisi

What if the person you learned to be in order to survive is no longer the person you’re meant to become? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives, Rebecca Hall Gruyter welcomes Kerri Hummingbirdand Skye Bellarmine for a revealing conversation about the identities we hide behind, the challenges that reshape us, and the courage it takes to discover what we’re truly capable of. Kerri explores how the “masks” we adopt for acceptance can quietly limit our potential and how healing our

Most leaders don’t set out to build a weak culture. It happens when strategy, values, and daily systems drift out of alignment and no one notices. On this episode of Leadership Matters with the People’s Doctors, we welcome Yengyee Lor, Founder and CEO of Faithful Consulting and an ICF-credentialed executive coach with more than 20 years of experience helping organizations turn ideas into meaningful action.

🎙️ 🎙️ Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, Where AI meets IT — we'll explore the when, where and how. With Bonnie D. on the Scarlett Mic, live-streaming bright, The Future of IT + AI: Ready or Not! — Part 2 is today's spotlight. Will Service Desks still just route tickets — or become a different trend When AI Agents tackle the work from beginning to end? Len Landale, Ziad Mahfouz, Scott McIsaac, Michael Morabito return with their view, Savvy Futurists predicting what AI Agents m

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! Cynthia Brian has long advocated that teens are not just the future, they are “the today”. In Smithsonian’s Magazine about the 250th Anniversary of America, they write about the teen machine. Cynthia talks about how teens rule and the most important words of our times. Disappointme

Athlete mental health is finally in the collective bargaining agreements, the press conferences, and the policy manuals. But has the care caught up with the conversation? In this Next Steps Forward Symposium, Chris convenes a panel of leaders in the athlete mental health space for an honest assessment of where athlete mental health and sport psychology actually stand at the professional and collegiate levels. They trace the real progress of the last 15 years and what drove it: collective barga

After her mother’s death, theater director Gwen Rivlin is determined to keep the large, shabby turreted house where they grew up. But the cost, suburban setting, single-family zoning laws, and skeptical neighbors all seem determined to drive her out. Seeking both a way forward for the changing community and an escape from her grief, Gwen stages Chekhov’s The Cherry Orchard inside her home—a play about a family fighting to save its own estate. She casts friends, coffee-shop coworkers, and local r