For decades, cat owners have been told that cats are "natural grazers," so keeping a bowl of food available 24/7 seems like the kindest, most natural thing to do. But is it really? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio, Molly DeVoss explores the psychology behind how cats eat—not just what they eat. Learn why free feeding can unintentionally reduce mental stimulation, weaken food motivation, contribute to boredom, and disrupt the natural hunt-eat-groom-sleep cycle that cats evolved to follow. You'

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Joyce welcomes Randy Dearth, an executive with over 35 years of experience in the chemicals industry to the show. Mr. Dearth will discuss his extensive career with various corporations and his non-profit support for organizations that support the community. Particularly, his work as a member of the board of the Bender Leadership Academy, which is committed to expanding opportunities for employment of people with disabilities from youth through adulthood. Joyce A. Bender Career Highlights Serve

The future of America depends on KEEPING IT REAL - with traditional values like individual freedom and patriotism. Today's guests are wholeheartedly devoting their life to promoting these principles and encouraging others to do the same. Charlie Kirk, is the Founder and President of Turning Point USA and author of the new book, Right Wing Revolution: How to Beat the Woke and Save the West. In it, he drags wokeism out of the shadows and details the exact steps needed to stop its toxic spread. Rig

Feeling down every once in a while is a normal part of life, but if these feelings last a few weeks or months, you may have depression. Read on to learn about depression in older adults, the common signs and symptoms, treatment options, and ways to provide support. Tune in and learn how to recognize and prevent!

On the morning of September 11, 2001, Mikaila Cruz arrived at her office on the 95th floor of the World Trade Center's South Tower expecting an ordinary Tuesday. After the North Tower was struck, she and her colleagues at Fiduciary Trust Company International were told their building was secure and that they should stay where they were. She left anyway. That decision saved her life. This week, Mikaila joins host Dr. Chris Meek for a conversation that starts long before that morning. She talks a

Today we’re exploring how leadership is being reshaped by the age of AI. As technology changes the way we work, make decisions and solve problems, leaders are being asked to do more than simply keep up with new tools. They also need to rethink how they lead, how they respond to uncertainty, and which human capabilities will become even more important as AI becomes part of everyday work. So, what does it take to lead with clarity, adaptability and confidence in this new era? That’s what we’ll exp

EPISODE DESCRIPTION: 🎙️ 🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, remarkable stories flow, As host akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic live-streams in the glow. The Hustle of Creativity is our spotlight today, Celebrating curiosity, courage and compassion along the way. Jennifer Y. Afriyie, Lizette Espinosa, and Karen E. Gustafson join to share How creativity shaped their journeys with determination and care. Hear bold ideas, cool conversations, inspiration that's real— And discover what your own creati

Are you doing the work, taking on more responsibility, and still wondering why you're not being recognized as a leader? Are you waiting to be noticed instead of stepping forward and claiming your authority? In this episode of STEM in Stilettos, Zofia Morales sits down with leadership coach and People & Culture expert Shirley Sutton to unpack the gap between doing leadership and being recognized for it. Shirley shares why talented women - especially in STEM and tech—can get overlooked despite th

DESCRIPTION: Why Our Usual Defenses Don’t Function After Experiencing Trauma — And How to Reset Them The aftereffect of a traumatic experience is to adopt an unhealthy coping response—like blame, guilt, ​a​nd compulsive or avoidant behavior. We make our best attempts to get back to our lives and move forward. But in the meantime, we carry the burden of the trauma with us. Further, the axiom “time heals all wounds” is mistaken. To the extent that we postpone coming to terms with the trauma, we’r

In our fast-paced, high-tech, ever-evolving world the speed of change, decision-making is getting faster, the level of competition fiercer, and adversity, ambiguity are striking harder than ever. As this is the current and future state of our world, it is imperative that people stay level-headed and focused to effectively function at optimal capacity. The ability to be that stabilizing influence in a world of constant disruption can provide a true competitive advantage and determine the long-ter

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