Today’s conversation is with Karolina Pelc — entrepreneur, former casino dealer, and author of Her Play. Her story is not a story about shortcuts or formulas, but about risk, resilience, and the invisible moments that shape who we become. From the casino floors of post-communist Europe to building and exiting a global tech company, Karolina’s journey challenges how we think about luck, ambition, and belonging. This is a conversation about how life is really played. About the Guest Again, Karolin

🎙️🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, remarkable stories flow, As host akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic live-streams in the glow. Prioritizing Creativity is our spotlight today, Celebrating curiosity, courage and compassion along the way. Ron Mitori, Jane & Suzy Fischer, and Marcel “Mafrivo” Vögeli join to share, How prioritizing creativity shaped their paths with passion and care. Hear bold ideas, cool conversations, inspiration that's real— And discover what your own creativity may reveal! ✨

What does it take to stay ahead in technology for more than 30 years? And how do you keep reinventing yourself as the industry changes around you? In this episode of STEM in Stilettos, Zofia Morales sits down with Medha Parlikar, CEO and CoFounder of Verq and one of the leading women in blockchain. From building computers in her basement in the 1980s to launching the Casper blockchain and working across SaaS, AI, big data, and health technology, Medha shares the twists and turning points behind

DESCRIPTION: Elizabeth Denison is the author of transformational memoir, Shawnan Spirit Speaks: Love is the Forever Adventure, and will speak on what she learned about living when the spirit of her son began a ten month long conversation with her from his afterlife following his tragic death. Elizabeth's story is for anyone who walks with grief and love in their heart, for all who are in need of hope and renewal in their lives, and for those who are open to the possibility that every day can be

Andrew Motiwalla, the founder of The Good Life Abroad, introduces us to the idea of immersive travel. From serving in the Peace Corps to founding Terra Education, an international volunteer organization, to creating Discover Corps, a company specializing in family travel, including multi-generational travel, Andrew has focused most of his career on helping other people have meaningful international experiences. Now, with The Good Life Abroad, Andrew has removed some of the obstacles preventing

David S. Reynolds, Two Ships: Jamestown 1619, Plymouth 1620, and the Struggle for the Soul of America

Ron and Ed welcome back Fr. Robert Sirico, co-founder and president emeritus of the Acton Institute, for a wide-ranging conversation about human dignity, liberty, economics, and the moral foundations of a free society using the framework of Leo XIV's encyclical, Hagnifica Humanitas. Drawing on decades of work at the intersection of theology and economics, Fr. Sirico explores why the human person must remain at the center of economic life and why markets, entrepreneurship, and business are ultima

Do minority groups receive a different quality of care than majority groups? How is DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) and critical race theory affecting medical care? Bio Dr. Richard Bosshardt a plastic surgeon, a founding member of the Foundation Against Intolerance and Racism (FAIR) in Medicine and a Senior Fellow of Do No Harm. Both are organizations whose mission is to push back against the invasion of the ideology of critical race theory, in the guise of antiracism and diversity, equi

About this Special Encore episode: Artificial Intelligence is transforming our world at an extraordinary pace, creating both exciting opportunities and significant challenges. So how do we ensure AI enhances human potential rather than diminishes it? In this engaging Special Encore episode, Chris is joined by Bennett Borden, Founder and CEO of Clarion AI Partners and a globally recognised expert on the legal, ethical, technological and business implications of artificial intelligence. A former P

“When people step forward to make the world a better place, almost anything is possible.” With these words, lifelong activists Annie Leonard and André Carothers introduce this vibrant, diverse, and inspiring collection of 42 protests and nonviolent movements that helped secure so many of the rights we often take for granted today: weekends off, women’s right to vote, desegregation, same-sex marriage, cleaner air and water, wheelchair-accessible sidewalks, and so much more. Protest is an invita

Host Sally Ganga welcomes guests to discuss college admissions, campus exploration, and financial opportunities through the lens of Hispanic and Latinx student experiences. In the first segment, Sally is joined by Gerardo Ochoa, a higher education executive, nonprofit founder, and nationally recognized leader focused on access, leadership, and student success. Together, they explore Crafting Narratives in Identity Essays, discussing how students can thoughtfully write about culture, heritage, f

What does it really take to protect an entire city? In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Merlin Namuth, CISO for the City and County of Denver, for a behind-the-scenes look at the complex world of public-sector cybersecurity. With responsibility spanning 55 different agencies, Merlin is helping protect everything from police, fire, and emergency services to transportation, infrastructure, wastewater systems, and other essential services Denver residents depend