Was life really better before the Industrial Revolution? Many people romanticize a simpler past—one of close-knit communities, cleaner living, and slower-paced existence. But according to Chelsea Follett, the historical record tells a very different story. In this episode, Ron and Ed welcome Chelsea Follett, author of The Grim Old Days: An Introduction to the Preindustrial Past, to explore what everyday life was actually like before modern economic growth transformed the world. Drawing on histo

Teen host Allison Lu, a Texas resident, discusses how teens feel about the recent mid-term elections. Young voters had a notable say in the result! According to Tufts University's CIRCLE, an estimated 27% of eligible young Americans voted in the midterms, the second-highest youth turnout for a midterm election in the past 30 years. In Texas, approximately 76% of voters under 30 supported Talarico. She talks about her work with refugee education and how, when federal funding is cut, tutoring sess

🎙️🎙️ On Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, AI meets imagination and innovation – we'll explore the what, why and how. Bonnie D. at her Scarlett Mic welcomes Futurists with a lot to say, On The Future of Badass Female Founders + AI – our spotlight today. Melissa Corfield, Lizette Espinosa and Jess Von Bank are here, Founders embracing AI to get their organizations in gear, They'll predict how AI tools could tackle challenges ahead, So Founders can put their savvy into growing ventures ins

As AI agents become more autonomous and robots continue to evolve, the line between innovation, automation, and human control is becoming increasingly blurred. How do we embrace these technologies while staying ahead of the security risks they introduce? On this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim is joined by Jonathan Kimmitt, CISO at Alias CyberSecurity, for a fun and thought-provoking conversation about the future of AI, robotics, and cybersecurity. From a convincing bank impers

Lactoferrin is a miracle molecule. It has antimicrobial, antiviral, antifungal antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, immune-modulating effects and DNA regulating effects. It also helps with skin health, glucose regulation, gut health, and iron regulation. It is found mainly in colostrum (found in the mother's first post birth milk), but is also found mucosal secretions, and is excreted by. neutrophil granules. It is also found in respiratory, gastrointestinal, and reproductive tracts, as well as in te

About this episode: What if changing the world didn't require extraordinary wealth, influence or power, but simply a commitment to doing one good thing every day? In this inspiring episode of The Business Elevation Show – Where Good Matters, Chris Cooper welcomes National Emmy Award-winning journalist, author and founder of the One Good Thing movement, Gail Harris. Gail's remarkable journey has taken her from the demanding world of national television journalism, including ABC News Nightline, t

Summer 2026 was the hottest summer in 132 years, breaking over 3,000 all-time temperature records across the United States. Record temperatures disrupted life across the country, like when America celebrated its 250th anniversary and over half the population was under an extreme heat alert. Extreme heat has become a national economic crisis: lowering productivity, shrinking business revenue, destroying crops, and pushing power grids to the brink. Extreme heat is also taking a human toll. Heat ki

When someone we love gets bad news or experiences a loss, most of us want to help but have no idea how to begin. We worry about what to say, fear saying the wrong thing, saying too much or not enough. In this show Natalie Silverstein draws upon her own life and those of others to bring us answers in her powerful and beautiful book Simple Acts of Care: How to Help When Loved Ones Are Hurting. What makes this book and Natalie's message so powerful is that it comes from a place of knowing, a place

"Join your host, : Winifred: Adams, on Making Life Brighter Radio with leading research scientist David LaPoint, featuring his latest discoveries in healing technology, free-energy, and coherent organizational structure, based upon his deeply developed spiritual insights and communion with God. David's science and technology research has been leading the way on sound, wave and light energy proving the coherent organization of matter and their corresponding fields of energy. This research and hi

Dr. Peggy Rowe Ward and host Elaine Miller-Karas will explore the meaning of friendships, the joys and sorrows that come from loving relationships, and reflect on their nearly two decades of friendship. Recent research indicates that friends can strengthen our immune system, help us recover from illness more quickly, sharpen our memory, and help us live longer. This knowledge reassures us of the healing and life-extending benefits of friendships, filling us with optimism and a sense of security

In this episode, host Kyra Tyler welcomes new voices and familiar experts to explore what happens both before and after students hit "submit" on their college applications. First, finance expert Gina Valerius makes her podcast debut and shares her background before diving into one of the most important aspects of the college search: financial fit. Gina discusses why students should evaluate colleges not only for academic and social fit, but also for affordability. She explains the difference be

Unselfishness is an ingredient of love. It gives us a sense of connection and belonging. To be charitable, caring, altruistic and to show genuine and wholehearted interest enhance wellbeing of self and others. The outcomes and benefits include reduction in isolation, loneliness, depression, stress and anxiety. Moreover, it is essential for us to love and care without self-neglect, emotionally detach when needed, and keep ourselves well balanced. Nurturing and nourishing our mental, physical, emo