🎙️ 🎙️ On Creative People Roundtable, The Creativity of Children's Books is our spotlight today, As akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic invites real-deal Creatives to play. Authors Diann Floyd Bohem, Ben & Emi Welch, Jan Burl too, Share what inspires their stories and how it shines through. From youthful imagination to experiences through the years, Their books spark wonder, laughter, discovery, and cheers. Creativity can whisper — or make itself heard loud and clear, It can challenge what we know —

Welcome, everyone. Today I'm joined by Patrick Engasser, a speaker, coach, and the author of If I Can Do It, You Can Do It! We'll explore his story, his approach to sales and leadership, and practical ways to move forward when life or business gets difficult. Patrick, thank you for joining us. About the Guest Patrick Engasser is the author of If I Can Do It, You Can Do It! Inspiration for Eliminating Excuses, Overcoming Challenges, and Succeeding in Business and Life. He is a unique and sought-a

Do you ever wonder if you're really qualified, even when you've earned your seat at the table? What if that voice of self-doubt isn't actually you? In this episode of STEM in Stilettos, Zofia Morales talks with Dr. AJ Lauer, founder of Thriving Ibis Leadership Solutions, about imposter syndrome and the "Imposter Monster" behind those uncomfortable moments of doubt. They talk about why imposter syndrome can be especially challenging for women in STEM, how it can show up at work, and what we can

DESCRIPTION: From bestselling author Julie Daniluk, R.H.N., comes a fully revised and updated edition of the groundbreaking guide to overcoming inflammatory pain, featuring over 110 delicious healing recipes. Inflammation is a silent enemy, lurking beneath conditions such as allergies, asthma, arthritis, autoimmunity, cancer, dementia, diabetes, heart disease, and skin disorders. When inflammation gets out of control, the result is pain and discomfort—and it's a phenomenon that's on the rise. If

In this episode of GGL, Jen Benson shares her rollercoaster life from chronic disease to multiple near-death experiences to transplant warrior. Her struggles are palpable, but her strength is powerful. Jen says, "this journey has profoundly shaped me. It has taught me to never take life for granted, to cherish every moment, and to honor the incredible gift from my donor and his family." Jen is living proof that even when life feels impossibly hard, miracles can happen. Her innovative organizatio

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What happens to the accounting profession when the data entry disappears? Ron and Ed welcome Rob Hamilton and Jeff Seibert, authors of the new book Zero Entry: The Unstoppable Forces Reshaping the Accounting Profession—and the Opportunity of a Lifetime. They explore the technological, economic, and demographic forces converging on accounting, why AI represents far more than another efficiency tool, and what firms must do to thrive as routine work is increasingly automated. Rather than predictin

Why are cancer education and health literacy for populations of color and multilingual populations important? Cynthia Brian and teen Allison Lu interview Keerthi Eraniyan about her nonprofit, Fight for the Cure, that aims to educate immigrant children and those learning English about cancer awareness. This is an initiative run by teens. In segment two, Allison talks about Theranos and what happens when the pursuit of novelty begins to overshadow true science, or the lack of true science. Allison

About this episode: Most experienced professionals don't struggle because they lack knowledge. They struggle because they're stuck using it in ways that keep them busy… but not free. In this Special Encore episode, Chris sits down with Debbie Jenkins, entrepreneur, author and founder of a successful publishing business, to explore how people can turn what they already know into something far more valuable — freedom, impact and legacy. Debbie works with consultants, coaches and business owners

Dr. Joseph Sansone is a psychotherapist specializing in clinical hypnosis opposed to psychopathic authoritarianism and the author of Psychopathic Authoritarianism: A Disease of the Soul. Joseph has a B.S. in psychology, an M.S. in clinical mental health counseling, and a PhD in psychology with a transpersonal concentration. He enjoys facilitating self-actualization. In this book, he shows that authoritarian systems are not merely political phenomena, but psychological ones, driven by a specific

Teacher recruitment and retention is a challenge across the U.S., but the problem is especially challenging for Rural schools. Tune in for a conversation with Teneka Robinson, a K–16 education strategist and researcher focused on STEM teacher pipeline development and workforce readiness, with a commitment to building equitable education pathways for underserved communities. Robinson advises district executives, university leaders, and nonprofit organizations on aligning recruitment, preparation,

How will artificial intelligence reshape what it means to be human? Host C. M. (Cathy) Rubin sits down with internationally acclaimed artist, futurist, and "Bionic Pop Artist" Viktoria Modesta for a compelling conversation exploring AI, human augmentation, creativity, identity, and why protecting our uniquely human imagination may be the key to building a better future.