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Joyce welcomes Nisha Agarwal, Commissioner, and Abby Mayerhoff, Director of Programs for the New York City Mayor’s Office for People with Disabilities (MOPD), to the show. Among the topics discussed will be the various achievements of the MOPD and the long-term goals for the MOPD in the areas of transportation, employment, and the importance of voting rights for New Yorkers with disabilities. Joyce A. Bender Career Highlights Serves as CEO of Bender Consulting Services, Inc. and Board Chair an

In pop psychology, as well as everyday conversation, people often toss around phrases like “I just want to feel safe” or “Being numb helps me cope.” But as research and clinical observation show, emotional safety and emotional numbness are distinct psychological states, and confusing the two can slow your growth, isolate you from support, and leave you stuck in patterns that feel safe but aren’t. Tune in and learn how so many people live this way without even recognizing it!

Today's guest, Natalya Murakhver, fled the Soviet Union in 1977, and is raising children in Mamdani's NYC - only to find that it's worse there. She recognizes the impending doom and is trying to warn us. Natalya is a filmmaker, producer and director - including of the documentary, Uncancellable. She is also the co-founder and executive director of Restore Childhood, a non-profit dedicated to protecting children's education, health and development. And she is the co-author of An Urgent Conversati

Filmmaker Eli Steele has built a career on the conversations most people would rather avoid: race, identity, culture, and opportunity. Born profoundly deaf into a family whose heritage spans Black, Jewish, white, and Native American traditions, Eli grew up outside the categories America uses to sort people. In this wide-ranging conversation with host Dr. Chris Meek, he opens a window into a world few listeners have ever considered: how a deaf child learns that objects have names, how reading ha

In this episode, we take a deeper look at what it truly means to communicate with influence, inspired by Dr. Laura Sicola’s  Speaking to Influence. Why do some people naturally command attention while others struggle to be heard? And what role do perception, authenticity, and executive presence play in shaping how our message is received? We explore the fine line between persuasion, manipulation, and genuine influence, uncover the common blind spots that hold people back, and break down practica

akaRadioRed 's weekly live-streaming roundtable conversations explore the people, passions, experiences, and unexpected ‘Aha!’ moments that spark our human Creativity. Discover bold ideas, enjoy cool conversations, and leave with real inspiration. Oooh! How those lips can talk! ✨ ✨ ✨ ✨ ✨ 🎙️ 🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, unforgettable stories take flight, Host akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic is live-streaming bright. The Turning Points of Creativity are our spotlight today, Courage, curio

Paula Marshall, author of Finding the Soul of Big Business, is the CEO of Bama Companies, a family-owned business founded in 1927. Her vision serves as a guiding light for Bama team members, inspiring the company to live out its mission: “People Helping People Be Successful.” Paula stepped into the role of CEO in 1984 and has led Bama through years of growth while staying true to its people-first roots. Today, Bama is a global organization that includes Bama Pie, Bama Foods, Bama Frozen Dough,

Are you struggling to decipher if it's time to make a career move? Wondering how to navigate the signs that indicate it's time to leave a job? In this episode of "STEM in Stilettos," join Zofia Morales in a captivating conversation with Dinah Davis, founder of Code Like a Girl, as they delve into the crucial decision-making process of knowing when it's time to move on from a job. Gain insights from Dinah's two decades in tech and learn about the three key criteria she used to make that critical

DESCRIPTION: Paula Marshall, author of Finding the Soul of Big Business, is the CEO of Bama Companies, a family-owned business founded in 1927. Her vision serves as a guiding light for Bama team members, inspiring the company to live out its mission: “People Helping People Be Successful.” Paula stepped into the role of CEO in 1984 and has led Bama through years of growth while staying true to its people-first roots. Today, Bama is a global organization that includes Bama Pie, Bama Foods, Bama

Dr. Steven Stein is a world-renowned clinical psychologist, entrepreneur, and expert in emotional intelligence, hardiness, and human behavior. As Founder and Executive Chair of Multi-Health Systems (MHS), he has spent more than four decades helping leaders and organizations better understand what drives performance, teamwork, and success. Beyond his work with organizations around the world, Dr. Stein is known as the psychologist behind dozens of reality television productions, where he has helpe

What does it take to lead one of the largest state CPA societies through one of the most transformative periods in the profession's history? In this episode, Ron and Ed welcome Denise Froemming, President and CEO of CalCPA, for a wide-ranging conversation about the future of accounting, professional associations, and leadership in an era defined by AI and rapid change. Drawing on her experience leading major professional organizations, Denise shares how CalCPA is reimagining its role—from servi