You walk into a room. You know you came in for something important. And then… poof. Gone. You stand there blankly, questioning everything from your memory to your hormones to your life choices.Welcome to the club.In this episode, Chauntel and I are talking about why your brain forgets things the moment you cross a doorway — and why it’s probably not early dementia, but a delightful cocktail of stress, exhaustion, and hormones.We’ll unpack the “doorway effect,” menopause brain fog, and the crushing

In the 17th episode of the season, Chris and Shaun interview Matt Candler, educator, inventor, investor, and coach. The guys discuss the state of education, mad libs, parenting, park bench pitches, Matt's sweet garage, electrification, the intersection of joy and curiosity, fossil fuels and renewables, kindness, and more. Learn more about Matt here

President of the Board of Directors Robin Watt and Chief Mike Bardell of the Sun City Center Emergency Squad come by to discuss the history of the squad and all of the free services that this last Florida all-volunteer organization provides to residents of our community

In questa puntata speciale celebriamo l’atto più semplice e rivoluzionario: ascoltare.Amici e collaboratori di Radio 32 — la radio che ascolta — interpellati dai nostri Daniel e Anita, condividono riflessioni, ricordi, pratiche e piccoli rituali quotidiani legati all’ascolto: quello di sé, dell’altro, dei territori e dei silenzi che spesso diamo per scontati. Un mosaico di voci che prova a rispondere a una domanda essenziale: che cosa cambia quando ascoltiamo davvero? Tra storie, suoni e

The Spokesman-Review's government editor Jonathan Brunt interviewed Spokane City Council District 3 candidates Zack Zappone and Christopher Savage at the Shadle Park Library on Wednesday, October 29th, with most of the questions centered around resolutions to the homelessness crisis in Spokane.

Sheri Kerr and Dr Donald Macaskill, CEO of Scottish Care, talk about why connection is so important and the importance of a human rights based approach.Meaningful connection, Care Inspectorate Scottish Care

God’s joy and peace leads to His hope for our lives.

Send us a text Today, we focus on planning and organizing participation in Dentist Day on the Hill, an advocacy event organized by the Florida Dental Association that brings dentists to the Capitol to educate legislators on dental issues. Jamie Graves, FDA Governmental Affairs Coordinator, joins to provide details on the why, what, when, and where. From logistics and scheduling meetings with legislators to the importance of building relationships and the significance of member involvement in ...

Are you worried your donors will start to fade or monthly gifts slow down? It’s normal to feel anxious when supporters stop giving—especially when your ministry depends on their generosity. But instead of blaming the economy or your donors’ circumstances, what if you could take simple steps to rebuild trust, re-engage hearts, and keep those donations steady? In this episode, I'll share 3 practical ways to strengthen your donor relationships so your supporters stay connected fo...

What happens when you stop fishing for board members in the same small pond and start casting into the ocean? According to TD Smyers, CEO and co-founder of BoardBuild.org, you get a board that actually reflects the people you serve and a lot more horsepower where it counts. TD admits he learned the hard way. Traditional recruiting leans almost entirely on the social circles of executives and current directors, which means sameness on repeat. BoardBuild flips that habit by opening a national p...

This special episode features interviews with candidates running for the IAAO Board of Directors. For Vice President: Kara Endicott, CAE, AAS, RES and Dinah Kilgore For Region 1: Damian Lara For Region 2: Tim Hall Sr. And Vivian Wilhoite For Region 3: Karen Beattie, RES and Kirk Boone, PPS, AAS, FIAAO The IAAO election will take place electronically from November 1-15. Regular members, in good standing, will be able to vote for the Regular Board Members and Officer positions. Your ballot must

Wounded warriors don't just lose part of their body, they lose the life they once knew. For Ramon Padilla, that meant letting go of his dreams of a long military career and finding a new mission in recovery. What he didn't expect was the game of golf to become his therapy, his challenge, and his motivation. In this episode, you'll hear how golf helped him rebuild his life, connect with other veterans, and even share the course with Tiger Woods. Ramon’s story reminds us that golf isn’t just a ...

In this episode, Dak shares his insights on how to create a network that works for you. With decades of experience bridging research and real-world engineering, Dak explores the importance of building meaningful professional relationships that open doors, foster collaboration, and drive innovation. Whether you’re early in your career or well established, his advice on cultivating genuine connections is both practical and inspiring.

Stefano Nanni è giornalista freelance e scrittore con una lunga esperienza nella cooperazione internazionale tra Palestina, Iraq, Libano e Giordania, paesi in cui ha vissuto negli ultimi 12 anni. Ha collaborato per diverse riviste italiane, tra cui Osservatorio Iraq, di cui è stato membro della redazione, Gli Asini, Lo Straniero, QCode Magazine, e attualmente lo trovate spesso su Altreconomia, L'Eco di Bergamo e la testata anglofona The New Arab. È autore del libro "Dormiveglia sul Tevere. Latif Al

In this episode, Todd DeVoe and Dan Scott explore the evolving balance of power between federal, state, and local governments in emergency management. Drawing from Todd’s doctoral research and professional experience, they unpack how “picket fence federalism” may actually find its most authentic expression in disaster management. From FEMA’s shifting role to the tension between autonomy and centralization, this conversation dives deep into what federalism means for practitioners on the ground… and

In this episode, Todd DeVoe and Dan Scott explore the evolving balance of power between federal, state, and local governments in emergency management. Drawing from Todd’s doctoral research and professional experience, they unpack how “picket fence federalism” may actually find its most authentic expression in disaster management. From FEMA’s shifting role to the tension between autonomy and centralization, this conversation dives deep into what federalism means for practitioners on the ground… and

In this follow-up episode, Ashlie Morris explores the therapeutic power of psilocybin and its growing role in modern medicine. Once misunderstood, psilocybin is now recognized for its profound benefits in supporting mental health and emotional healing. Research has shown it to be effective in easing anxiety, depression, PTSD, addiction, and mood swings, while also offering comfort to cancer patients coping with pain, fear, and end-of-life challenges. With several states now introducing

In this episode, Ashlie Morris joins us to explore the fascinating world of mushrooms and their many benefits for everyday health and wellness. With foraging season in full swing, we highlight three powerhouse varieties—Turkey Tail, Lion’s Mane, and Reishi—and discuss how each supports immunity, brain health, and longevity. Ashlie also references the groundbreaking work of mycologist Paul Stamets, whose research continues to uncover the healing power and potential of fungi.

Send us a text Podcast Description: In this soul-stirring episode of Voices of District 7020, host Rotarian Nerissa sits down with Past District Governor Dominique Bazin—a woman whose leadership has redefined what it means to lead with courage and compassion. From leading through crisis to weaving peace across islands, Dominique shares the lessons that shaped her year as District Governor and the truths that will echo far beyond it. With grace and humility, she reveals why leadership isn’t a...