Fauci’s diary has done him in. There’s no question, but that he was responsible for millions of people dying from Covid19. He not only supported gain of function research in Wuhan, China, but he lied about it - impeding doctors and other scientists from being able to figure out the best treatments. Fauci was preoccupied with becoming a celebrity, rather than helping those who caught Covid19. Today’s guest, Michael Pack, President and CEO of Palladium Pictures, knows all about Fauci’s foibles

Joyce welcomes Allegheny County Disability Advocate, Chaz Kallem, to the show. Chaz will discuss his latest appointment to PA Governor Josh Shapiro’s newly established Governor’s Advisory Commission on People with Disabilities and what it means to him to be a part of this prestigious group impacting the lives of Pennsylvanians with disabilities. The Commission’s purpose is to recommend policy changes across the disabilities spectrum, engage with federal/state/local agencies, communicate Administ

Today's workplace demands more from leaders than simply managing performance. Organizations need leaders who can develop people, build trust, inspire growth, and create environments where individuals and teams can thrive. Coaching has emerged as one of the most powerful leadership skills for achieving those goals, helping companies strengthen engagement, improve performance, and prepare the next generation of leaders. In today's episode, we'll explore what it really takes to build a coaching cul

Join akaRadioRed and 3 remarkable guests each week for lively roundtable conversations exploring the people, passions, experiences, and unexpected ‘Aha!’ moments that spark creativity. Discover bold ideas, enjoy cool conversations, and leave with real inspiration. TODAY'S EPISODE 🎙️ 🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, unforgettable stories take flight, Host akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic is live-streaming bright. The Mapping of Creativity is our spotlight today, Curiosity, courage and resilie

Struggling with Balancing Career Paths? Ever wondered what it takes to transition from a global tech executive to a biotech beauty pioneer? How do you navigate the competitive health and beauty market while staying true to your vision? In this special episode, Zofia Morales sits down with Jasmin El Kordi, the Co-Founder and CEO of MBLue Labs, to uncover the secrets behind her transition and success. Jasmin shares her fascinating journey, the challenges she faced, and the insights she gained whe

DESCRIPTION In a world where the “main character” mindset dominates social media, are we losing touch with who we really are? In this episode, Jeffrey B. Rubin explores how the pressure to constantly perform online is reshaping our sense of self and why relying on external validation can leave us feeling more disconnected than fulfilled. Drawing from his work in The Art of Flourishing and A Psychoanalysis for Our Time, he breaks down the psychological difference between healthy self-worth and a

Phil Le-Brun is a former corporate VP and International CIO at McDonald’s Corporation. He co-led the consolidation and modernization of technology across thirty-eight thousand restaurants in 120 countries. He now leads the Amazon Web Services Executives in Residence team, former business and public sector leaders who mentor and guide Fortune 500 leaders on their journeys to create more adaptable organizations. He is a sought-after speaker and has been featured in Harvard Business Review, the Wal

Father Vincent DeRosa returns to The Soul of Enterprise to examine Magnifica Humanitas, Pope Leo XIV's first encyclical and a landmark reflection on safeguarding human dignity in the age of artificial intelligence. Building on our earlier conversation about Rerum Novarum, we explore how Catholic social teaching continues to evolve while remaining rooted in timeless principles. Ron, Ed, and Father Vincent discuss why the Church sees AI as a defining challenge of our era, drawing compelling paral

Impact of Financial Literacy "An investment in knowledge pays the best interest." – Benjamin Franklin Were you taught about finances when you were a teen? The majority of schools don’t teach financial literacy, which is a critical skill for life success. Host Julia Howe interviews teen, Sahishnu (Sai) Manivannan, who discusses how financial literacy, combined with early educational intervention and opportunity access, is the key individuals need to build stable financial habits to be passed do

Has the war on cancer been successful? What can we do to decrease our risks for getting cancer? What can we do to increase our prognosis once the cancer diagnosis is given. What can we do to feel we have some efficacy or input into what happens to us in the future. The WHO and crUK predicted that 42% of cancers are lifestyle related. Within that 40% are caused by obesity. Reducing inflammation and oxidative can improve most health outcomes including cancer. Phytochemicals, stress reduction, go

About This Episode: Why do we sometimes react in ways that surprise even ourselves? Why can successful, intelligent people still find themselves caught in unhealthy relationship patterns, conflict or emotional overwhelm? And is it really possible to become "trigger-proof"? In this episode of the Business Elevation Show, Chris Cooper is joined by relationship coach, speaker and for-mer chiropractor Nima Rahmany. Following a deeply challenging period in his own life, Nima embarked on a transforma

What happens when we teach resilience as a pathway to healing for incarcerated youth? In this compelling episode of Resiliency Within, Dr. Ingrid Duva and Dr. Linda Grabbe share the findings from their research on the Community Resiliency Model (CRM) with the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice. Conducted in partnership with the Georgia Preparatory Academy and the Georgia Department of Juvenile Justice, this study explored how an innovative program introducing body-based resilience skills hel