This episode we welcome special guest and dedicated volunteer Bill Herzog. Together we learn about how Bill got started with HFC, the military service of his family, and the Veterans he helped bring onto Mission 146. We also talk about the gorgeous weather, sponsors who made this mission possible, and the details of another spectacular mission.- - Are you or someone you know a Veteran? Download an application today: https://www.honorflightcmh.org/vetera... Want to see more of what we

Have Questions? Got some ideas on what you want to hear? Text us! Ed and Kellie interview Jaxon Brown, 22 yr old, Charlotte-native who has been, self-admittedly, trying to figure out what to do with his life since he graduated high school. Jaxon reminisces about his teen years, youth group, his relationship with mentors, and the difficulty he has had with education and direction. He beautifully describes his ever-evolving health and sobriety, and his changing perspective on his parents and th...

Happy feast of Pope St. John Paul II! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Fr. Philip-Michael Tangorra and Mike Aquilina to discuss various aspects of JP2’s life and legacy. Other guests include Ken Craycraft on the importance of not losing friendships over political differences, and Michael Lehmann on why belief in God is important in order to properly care for creation. Plus news, weather, sports, and more… ***** Pope St. John Paul II’s Prayer for Families

🎙️ Big Blue Breakdown: Week 8 | The Group Chat Podcast It’s feeling like fall and football’s heating up Down the Bayou! The Group Chat crew breaks down another wild week in South Lafourche sports — from the Tarpons’ 55–28 win over Assumption to major district shakeups, recruiting buzz, and one hilarious rumor about Casey supposedly getting “suspended” by the LHSAA (spoiler: he definitely wasn’t). 🏈 Highlights this week: The Tarpons’ high-powered offense keeps rolling despite their coach sitting

*Click HERE for resources and links included in this episode. EPISODE 2: Learn how to send in funds, raise money and get ideas for fundraising Let us know monies are coming:https://form.jotform.com/251643796611159Peer To Peer Resource Links:https://www.dsdiagnosisnetwork.org/peertopeerfundraisingDSDN INFOhttps://docs.google.com/document/d/1MbbDTxUsqaTlxIEtFmHCeVxT1dNrzCWXBBKEEEBoSZ0/edit?tab=t.0Raffle- submissions due by November 15https://form.jotform.com/DSDN/fall-2025-dsdn-raffle-subm...

Joining us today is Laurie Ryan. Laurie is the President of the Exton Region Chamber of Commerce since January 2016. Her responsibilities include strategic and financial planning, events and programming, and membership growth and retention. As the Executive Director, she continues her commitment to advancing the economic success of member businesses, non-profits and the community and is proud of the growth and vitality of the chamber. Laurie is most proud of the connections she facilita...

Sasha Rabkin, Chief of Program Strategy & Innovation for the Advanced Education Research & Development Fund (AERDF), speaks plainly about what it takes to build trust.He shares what makes early-stage funding possible, why–when he was a fundraiser–he resisted sending a deck, and how power and credibility get negotiated in the early stages of a relationship. This is a conversation about timing, posture, and what it really means to invest in people—not just projects. Produced by Chris Lawrence

In this episode, host Jarrod A. Clabaugh, CAE, is joined by Mary Kate Cunningham, CAE, Chief Public and Governance Officer at ASAE, and Ali Bedford, vice president at Integer, for a conversation on the power of advocacy in advancing associations and nonprofits. Together, they unpack recent wins in tax reform and workforce legislation and share how effective storytelling, grassroots engagement, and strong relationships with policymakers can drive meaningful change. The discussion also highlights how

In this special episode of The Responsive Lab, Carly and Scott bring you the closing keynote from the 2025 Responsive Nonprofit Summit. Victoria Harrison, co-founder of Charity: Water, shares how they created an in-person, immersive storytelling experience that could deepen donor connection and spark transformative generosity.From VR headsets and interactive water walks to science labs and kinetic sandboxes, the Experience Lab is unlike anything else in the

In this episode of Ancestors and Aunties, host Kim-Monique Johnson engages in a heartfelt conversation with Vanessa Matthews, a former police officer and mental health advocate. They explore themes of self-care, empowerment, and the wisdom passed down from ancestors and grandmothers. Vanessa shares her journey of embracing her identity as a Black woman, the importance of hope and connection, and the significance of personal style as a form of self-expression. The conversation emphasizes the n...

Adapt or Die: Keeping Your Fundraising Events Fresh and EngagingWelcome to Elevate Your Event—the ultimate podcast for fundraisers, event planners, and nonprofit pros who want to take their events to the next level. Hosted by the team at Handbid, this show dives into real-world fundraising strategies, auction best practices, donor engagement tips, event tech trends, and stories from the people making it happen.This week on Elevate Your Event, the Home Team—Jeff Porter, Elise Druckenmiller,

In this episode of WETSU: a Battleship New Jersey Podcast, host and CEO Marshall Spevak welcomes a special guest—Bill Kraus, Co-Founder of Mission BBQ. With more than 140 locations across 23 states, including several here in New Jersey, Mission BBQ has become a national symbol of patriotism served with a side of authentic, slow-smoked flavor. The company is also a proud catering partner of the Battleship New Jersey. In this inspiring and wide-ranging conversation, Bill reflects on his early d...

In this episode of Lo and Order, SEBA Executive Director Lolita Harper sits down with Sgt. Ian “Goldie” Golditch—a Navy veteran, respected San Bernardino County Sheriff’s Sergeant, and owner of Redlands Fit Body Boot Camp—for a powerful, wide-ranging conversation on leadership, fitness, humility, and what it means to truly serve.From boot camp at age 30 to leading with empathy in uniform, Goldie shares the origin of his work ethic, how he overcomes setbacks, and why he believes physical discipline

This interview of Andy Mahler took place on July 21, 2025 and is the last conversation I had with Andy before he died. Having already spoken about Andy's childhood, the creation of Heartwood, and Andy's efforts to stop the Buffalo Springs project on the Hoosier National Forest in previous interviews, this conversation is of a more personal nature. I wanted to give Andy the space to talk about his cancer diagnosis directly, and to talk about whatever he felt was important to talk about. In this

This episode, our host chats with Christopher Barkan, PhD, Professor at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and Director of RailTEC, and Peter Masson, Director at TRC and Chair of Technical Committee 13 – Environmental about the upcoming Railroad Environmental Conference (RREC) and the new Sustainability & Resiliency (S&R) Day. The collaboration through AREMA and the RREC aims to integrate the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals into rail practices, fostering a more s...

Becca sits down with Ori Zohar, co-founder of Burlap & Barrel, a public benefit company reimagining how spices move through the world.From cardamom fields in Guatemala to pepper farms in Vietnam, Burlap & Barrel is building a direct trade model that connects smallholder farmers with home cooks and chefs alike, paying farmers far above commodity prices and bringing transparency to an industry that has long operated in the shadows. In this conversation, Ori shares how a friendship, a wild

In this episode, Scot McRoberts, executive director of Virginia CEOs, joins us to share his leadership journey, from his early days in the Boy Scouts to guiding one of Virginia’s most dynamic CEO networks. Scot reflects on lessons learned from leading volunteer-driven organizations and the importance of motivation, persistence, and balance in leadership. He discusses how Virginia CEOs helps small and midsize business leaders connect through peer roundtables and events, fostering learning and growth