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

My guest is Dr. Samah Jabr, a Palestinian psychiatrist, psychotherapist, writer, educator, and one of the most important contemporary voices addressing the psychological consequences of occupation, violence, displacement, and historical trauma. Dr. Jabr joins us to discuss her book, Radiance in Pain and Resilience: The Global Reverberation of Palestinian Historical Trauma. Her work challenges us to expand the way we understand trauma. Western approaches to trauma have often focused primarily o

Parenting a child with an eating disorder is frightening, confusing, and exhausting. It leaves a parent feeling helpless, angry and too often filled with blame. In this show, Dr. Tom Wooldridge returns to Psych Up Live with his invaluable new book, End The Food Fight: Replacing Control with Connection to Help Your Child Heal from an Eating Disorder. This is not the discussion of a treatment manual or a substitute for professional care. It is a book that offers parents new ways of responding to a

What if the story you’ve been carrying, or the voice you’ve been holding back, is exactly what the world needs to hear? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives, Rebecca Hall Gruyter welcomes Paul Chiniquy and Dr. Kristine Sickels for a conversation about storytelling, finding your voice, overcoming obstacles, and having the courage to bring your ideas into the world. Paul shares how a science-fiction idea that stayed with him for decades eventually became Lost Rocket, and how p

🎙️🎙️ On Technology Revolution: The Future of Now, AI meets imagination – we’ll explore what, when and how. Bonnie D. on her Scarlett Mic leading the way, The Future of Video Trailers + AI – Show & Tell is our spotlight today. Charles Breakfield, Serge Hoffmann and Ben Welch, too, Share their Video Trailers and tell us how they DO WHAT THEY DO. From galactic fantasies to iconic stars to animals coming into view, They’ll tell us how AI brings their visions to life for me and you. ✨✨✨✨✨ ✨✨

"The first rule of kindness is to be kind to yourself" -Buddha Do you struggle with being kind to yourself? Do you care for your overall wellbeing? How do you treat yourself during the day? Kindness is an ingredient of love and our natural state of being. In order to genuinely express loving-kindness to others, we should be kind, compassionate and at peace with ourselves. Loving ourselves unconditionally is treating ourselves with appreciation, respect and knowing our innate worth. Kindness is