Host Sally Ganga explores financial aid and college applications before launching an exciting new series that celebrates the traditions that make campuses unique. In the first segment, Sally is joined by finance expert Beth Feinberg-Keenan for a look at the history and current state of the FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid). Beth traces the evolution of this critical financial aid form, explaining how it became the gateway to federal, state, and institutional aid for millions of s

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

How we feel about ourselves impact all areas of our lives. Health and fitness is a key life area linked to mental, physical, emotional and spiritual wellbeing. It is expressed that we are spiritual beings having a human experience. This concept is reflected in traditional wholistic views on health. Louise Hay explores the mind-body connection in her book, You Can Heal Your Life, that offers us a powerful key to understanding the roots of our physical dis-eases and discomforts. We can choose to c

🎙️🎙️ Welcome to Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, The Future of Founders + AI: Part 2 – we'll predict how. With Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic leading the charge, And Tim Wolter, Mike Maiolo, and Adam Greenberg thinking large. As new companies come and go at the speed of light, Too few founders succeed and fly right. Can AI offer agile support that’s timely and strong? What pitfalls to avoid that might steer them wrong? We’ll predict startup strategies for founders to stay sane, How AI ca

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! Are you afraid of losing your job to artificial intelligence? Work is changing, and AI will take over some areas of our work. Tasks will be distributed, but change doesn’t necessarily mean that jobs will disappear. We hope that they will evolve. Walking is the easiest and cheapest

Award-winning novelist, environmental advocate, and climate communicator Julie Carrick Dalton examines how storytelling can strengthen our connection to the natural world and motivate meaningful climate action. Inspired by the childhood loss of a cherished forest, she reflects on the personal experiences that shaped her latest novel, The Forest Becomes Her. She discusses the ties between women’s lives, generations, and the landscapes they inhabit, while exploring the lasting influence of Concord

In this episode we turn the tables to talk about Good Grief host Cheryl Espinosa-Jones and her novel, An Ocean Between Them. The story is about a mother and her lesbian daughter estranged and alienated. It is also a story of deep redemption and transformation, as they work together to repair what has been broken. Dawn Gross, radio host of Dying to Talk and palliative care physician at UCSF, will turn the tables on Cheryl and explore how the book came to be written, what matters most to Cheryl in

As artificial intelligence reshapes the global economy, leaders across industries are confronting profound questions about human identity, purpose, and professional value. Kari Zeller explores this challenge through the concept of “ontological vulnerability,” the uncertainty that emerges when traditional sources of meaning, contribution, and career security are disrupted. Rather than viewing AI as a force to fear, she presents it as an invitation to intentionally redefine our roles by embracing

Episode Description What happens when leaders learn to pay attention not only to what is being said, but also to what is communicated through energy, presence, body language, and behavior? In this insightful conversation, Dr. Stephanie Duguid is joined by wellness strategist and legacy builder DivinelyDeborah and speaker, coach, and business leader Grace Keohohou Hao. Together, they explore how authentic communication, self-awareness, and emotional regulation influence leadership, workplace cult

Did your cat stop jumping onto the bed? Are they sleeping more, grooming less, or suddenly avoiding the litter box? Many cat owners assume these are normal signs of aging—but they may actually be signs of chronic pain. In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss explores feline arthritis, one of the most common—and most overlooked—medical conditions affecting cats. Learn why approximately 60% of cats over six years old and nearly 90% of cats over twelve have arthritis, why cats are so good

Encore Episode: Markets remain near record highs—but what's really driving the rally? In case you missed it, we're revisiting this timely conversation as Michael Hartzman and Dominick Tavella break down the forces that have continued to support the markets despite ongoing geopolitical uncertainty. In this encore episode, they discuss how strong corporate earnings, continued investment in artificial intelligence, and resilient consumer spending have fueled the rally. They also explain why semic