For decades, we've been told that scientific progress depends on government funding. But what if that assumption is wrong? In this episode, Ron and Ed welcome Dr. Terence Kealey—physician, biochemist, former Vice-Chancellor of the University of Buckingham, and Adjunct Scholar at the Cato Institute—to explore one of the most controversial questions in science and public policy. Drawing on his research and books The Economic Laws of Scientific Research and Sex, Science and Profits, Kealey argues

What is the difference between arguing and negotiating? Host Keerthi, (our Be the Star You Are!® queen of debate) interviews Ryan Chang about how teens can learn to negotiate to better approach problems and collaborate for the best results. Negotiation is a commonly misunderstood idea. Most believe it is a method to win. But in reality, it is a mutually beneficial compromise made to resolve a conflict. When people change their mindset, negotiation becomes a vital asset in everyday life, especial

From datacenters to a few laptops, CEWS has your IT asset disposition (ITAD) covered. Taking time to recycle end-of-life electronics can be the last priority in any business. That’s why CEWS offers critical logistics assistance and stress-free options for on-demand or on-going E‑Waste management. CEWS maintains multiple industry standard certifications demonstrating our dedication to data security and environmental standards. Partnering with a certified recycler ensures your electronics are prop

James Thorp is an obstetrician who attempted to alert his employer to the adverse birth outcomes he observed in women who had received the covid vaccines. He discusses how Pfizer tried to hide preliminary adverse results for 75 years. James (and the interviewee whose program aired on May 29, 2026) were fired after testifying in US Senate hearings. He discusses how over 60,000 obstetricians were bribed into encouraging these shots and how they were punished if they raised questions. His hospital

About This Episode: What happens when an award-winning defence journalist, known for investigating cutting-edge military technology and classified programmes, begins asking some of the biggest questions about consciousness, reality and human potential? Nick Cook is a bestselling author, award-winning investigative journalist, strategist and storyteller whose career has spanned defence, aerospace, advanced technology, sustainability and consciousness studies. A former Senior Editor at Jane's De

What happens when we step away from the noise of everyday life and allow our feet to carry us toward something greater than ourselves? In this episode of Resiliency Within, I am joined by my colleague, K. Thomas, as we explore the profound physical, emotional, and spiritual transformations that unfolded during two remarkable pilgrimages. I share my experience walking the Camino de Santiago in my seventies, while K reflects on her journey to Machu Picchu in her thirties. Though our paths led us a

Join US LIVE TODAY at 10am pst on Making Life Brighter Radio with your host : Winifred: Adams for an entertaining and heartfelt deep-dive with famous Rock and Roll Drummer, Richie Onori! https://www.youtube.com/@VoiceAmericaVariety Hear how Richie's true life tale kept him from being a statistic and instead has influenced a new movie. Touring the world and performing for millions around the world with “The Sweet” (Ballroom Blitz. Fox on the Run) for the last two decades is only the tip of the

Host Dina Birmingham makes her debut as a podcast host with a special episode featuring a guest who has played an important role in her own life: her older brother, Roger J. Thompson, the 31st President of Saint Mary’s College of California. Together, they explore educational leadership, student support, and the many resources available to help students succeed on campus. In the first segment, Dina continues our “How to Become” series with a conversation about how to become a college president.

Whether you are loving your single life or can’t imagine choosing to live alone, you need to hear this powerful and revealing podcast. In it, Dr. Bella DePaulo, America’s foremost thinker and writer on “the single experience,” shares the experience of single people around the world who have chosen and embrace their single lives. Drawing upon social science studies of thousands of people and the responses of people who have written to her, she delineates the experiences, lifestyle and choices of

What if the life you've been dreaming of begins the moment you choose to step forward? In this episode of Empowering Women, Transforming Lives, Rebecca Hall Gruyter is joined by Sherry Lynn Campbell and Dr. Zoe Ramos for an inspiring conversation about creativity, movement, and living with confidence and purpose. Sherry shares how storytelling, imagination, and embracing your inner child can help you discover your voice, overcome fear, and take center stage in your life with courage. Drawing f

How we feel about ourselves impact all key areas of our lives including Spirituality. Our knowledge and experience of love may be limited that inhibits our capacity to be more loving of ourselves and others. As we become more spiritually centered, we return to our natural state of being. What is spirituality? How can we grow spiritually? How can we live heart-centered lives? Spirituality offers a framework to authentically connect to ourselves, others, the world around us, and the universe at l

Every leader knows what stress feels like — but few understand what it is actually doing to them. On this episode of Leadership Matters, the People's Doctors sit down with Dr. Yvonne Bell Gooden, a Licensed Professional Counselor with more than 30 years in behavioral health, to talk about the real cost of carrying the weight of leadership. Dr. Gooden has spent her career serving in community-based settings as both clinician and director, with deep clinical expertise in trauma, depression, anxiet