Are you a female founder in tech facing the dilemma of whether to make a mid-career shift but unsure where to start? Do you feel stuck or uncertain about your next steps in the fast-paced tech industry? Join Zofia Morales on STEM in Stilettos as she sits down with Laurie Swanson, career coach and founder of InspiHER Tech, to explore strategies for navigating mid-career transitions in tech and leveraging your experience to thrive in the digital market. Discover how to recognize the signs that you

DESCRIPTION: Host of The Creative Spark, G. Brian Benson, will explore what it means to step outside your comfort zone, embrace creativity, and live an authentic and fulfilling life. Brian will share the experiences, challenges, and lessons that have shaped his journey, and help others reconnect with their own personal truths. He is passioate about supporting others' processes in learning how to find the joy and peace of mind that comes with stepping into one’s own skin. From becoming an award-

Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we step into a significant chapter in history with Eileen Isola, lead editor of Necessary Turbulence, a book that brings together the stories of 108 women from the first generations of women to enter the U.S. Air Force Academy. In 1976, women entered the U.S. Air Force Academy for the first time. They were stepping into an institution that had been built around men. There was no established roadmap, few women to look to for guidance, and little precedent for ...

Today we have more intense emotions and a sense of overwhelm, causing all of us stress. Leaders are dealing with so much more than they have in the past. A study on stress in America tells us that 47% of people are experiencing Anxiety, 44% are sad, 39% are angry, while 75% of us feel we could use more emotional support. For much of that support, they are turning to their leaders, who now need more counseling and coaching skills. What are they and we to do with this abundance of emotions and fee

Former NFL player, Marques Ogden shares his insights on life, ego, resiliency, discipline, and re-building. Before stepping into business, Marques played in the NFL with the Baltimore Ravens, Buffalo Bills, Tennessee Titans, and Jacksonville Jaguars. After football, he built a multimillion-dollar construction company, lost nearly $2 million in 90 days, and rebuilt his life from the ground up with a new mindset. Tune in to hear Marques’ journey and find out what it takes to run through the storm

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Happening LIVE Saturday, August 29th, at 10:00 AM Pacific / 1:00 PM Eastern on the Action Hour Podcast. 🔴 Watch on UnchainedTV:https://watch.unchainedtv.com/action-hour Mexican gray wolves were brought back from near extinction. But now, some ranching, hunting and land-use interests argue that their numbers must be controlled. Are these endangered wolves truly recovering—or are efforts underway to remove them before their recovery is secure? Joining me are Claire Musser, Executive Director of th

What makes an experience unforgettable? Why do some ideas, brands, museums, and attractions merely inform us while others permanently change how we think, feel, and act? In this episode of The Soul of Enterprise, Ron and Ed welcome Bob Rogers, founder of BRC Imagination Arts and author of Deep Story: The Complete Guide to Creating Transformational Themed Attractions. Drawing on decades of experience designing award-winning visitor experiences for organizations ranging from Disney and NASA to Co

Vegan Camp Out brings thousands of plant-based people together for an extraordinary celebration of vegan food, activism, music and community. In this episode, UnchainedTV's Jane Velez-Mitchell reports from England as approximately 10,000 plant-based attendees converge for one enormous vegan gathering. From incredible food to education, entertainment and advocacy, Vegan Camp Out shows what happens when the vegan community comes together on a massive scale. "Could this be the biggest gathering of

Goat rescue trial developments take a dramatic turn as four Direct Action Everywhere animal rights activists get a major break in a controversial California case. The activists faced felony charges after rescuing two sick baby goats, Phoebe and Celia, from Vera Goat Dairy in Northern California. Now, those felony charges have been reduced to misdemeanors, eliminating the possibility that the four defendants could face more than six years behind bars. "The charges have just been reduced from fel

Climate change is intensifying. Sea levels are rising. Droughts, extreme rainfall, heatwaves, and fires are increasing and unpredictable. Food and water insecurity cause massive human displacement. Radio host Allison Lu tackles these threats and discusses how freshwater scarcity worsens hunger and poverty, creating vulnerable refugees. In segment two, she talks about “risk multipliers” and how they apply specifically to displaced populations. She shares information about the recent horrific glac

Animal testing is facing a historic challenge as activists demand an end to experiments on dogs and other animals while new scientific alternatives gain momentum. In this episode of Action Hour, protesters in Thousand Oaks call on Amgen to cut ties with Marshall BioResources, described in the program as a major supplier of animals for research. At the same time, federal agencies are advancing New Approach Methodologies that could reduce or replace some traditional animal tests. "We know the sci