Twenty-five years to the day after the attacks of September 11, 2001, Ron and Ed commemorate a day that changed America and changed each of us in ways both large and small. They share personal stories and memories from that time, reflecting on where they were, what they experienced, and what remains vivid a quarter-century later. Against the backdrop of America's 250th anniversary, the conversation broadens to consider the country we were then, the country we are now, and the ideals that have e

Negotiating the medical system can be challenging. Often, we don’t know what questions to ask, what all the options are, as well as knowing what our rights are in the medical system. How many times have you gone to see your doctor and left feeling there were more questions to be answered. Some people can benefit from health advocates who have experience and can help patients navigate the system. This becomes more complicated when entering the hospital. Upon entry, we sign some digital form wit

“There is always light, if only we’re brave enough to see it. If only we’re brave enough to be it.” – Amanda Gorman Allison Lu hosts a program about sports, specifically adaptive sports. She interviews Max Liu, who is the founder of SportsForAll, a program that bridges the gap between wheelchair basketball and able-bodied players. Their motto is Protecting Athletes, Powering Performance, where they offer injury prevention, adaptive equipment, and unified support to expand collegiate and pro whe

On the upcoming 25th Anniversary of 9/11 we are joined by Mary Fetchet LCSW, the co-founder and Executive Director Of Voices Center for Resilience (VOICES). She will share her story of 9/11 as a victim's mother and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker who created VOICES. In the last 25 years VOICES has been as a lifeline for thousands of 9/11 families, responders and survivors. From testifying before Congress to international outreach, Mary Fetchet has been a voice that has helped communities prepa

Dina welcomes College Coach Ian Fisher, a familiar voice to podcast listeners, for Tales from the Road: A Day in the Life of an Admissions Counselor in the Fall. He pulls back the curtain on what life is really like for college admission counselors during travel season and shares how students can make a positive impression and keep admission representatives engaged in productive conversations by asking questions that go beyond the surface level to help them determine whether a college is truly t

Leading from Abundance (LFA) is an invitation to help humanitarian providers use the skills of the Community Resiliency Model to shift from survival mode and a scarcity mindset to one of resilience. Compassion fatigue is a real thing; our programming helps humanitarian providers understand that their well-being is not a luxury; it is a best practice. We help providers understand that sustainable leadership doesn’t come from a place of burnout—it grows from a place of abundance.

Watch highlights from the July 2026 Author Virtual Summit Showcase with host Rebecca Hall Gruyter. In Part 1, featured speakers Ethan King and Dondee Sponsellers share powerful insights, experiences, and lessons from their journeys as authors and thought leaders. This episode brings together standout moments from the summit, highlighting the stories, ideas, and messages they are bringing forward through their work. Enjoy Part 1 of the July Author Virtual Summit Showcase Highlights, with more

How we feel about ourselves impact all key areas of our life. Social life is a key life area. How we live, share interact profoundly impact our lives. To feel a sense of connection, belonging and avoid social isolation, social life has its place. The dynamics of a group can shape our lives positively or negatively. External connections, expectations and approval born out of fear result in superficial connections and performances. This disrupts inner peace, authentic encounters and positive life

Organizational culture doesn't collapse overnight — it erodes, one broken agreement and one disengaged team at a time. In our follow-up to "The Quiet Exit," we sit down with Nicholas Dillon, M.Ed, M.S., a leadership consultant, mindset coach, counselor, and international speaker explores what it actually takes to repair culture across an organization once trust has already broken down. Drawing on his work in leadership development, emotional intelligence, and executive coaching, Nick walks us t

🎙️ 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! is today's spotlight. When AI Agents tackle work from beginning to end, Will Service Desks still just route tickets — or become a different trend? Len Landale, Ziad Mahfouz, Scott McIsaac, Michael Morabito share their view, Four Futurists predicting what AI Agents mean for IT — and for

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! Be the Star You Are!® charity became a 501 c3 twenty-eight years ago. As BTSYA enters its 28th year of serving the world as an all-volunteer nonprofit, Founder/Executive Director Cynthia Brian shares how Be the Star You Are!® has been making a difference by empowering women, familie

With sharp clarity and emotional depth, Margaret Eastman Smith offers an intriguing coming-of-age memoir set within the controversial global movement Moral Re-Armament (MRA), formerly known as the Oxford Group. Influential yet polarizing, MRA has been characterized by some as a cult. Oprah Winfrey also criticized the organization in the documentary The Me You Can’t See. She explores what it means to grow up within a tightly bound ideological world and what it takes to move beyond it without losi