In today’s episode, we’re diving into your submissions and sharing the funniest — and most controversial — Band Hot Takes you sent our way. So buckle up, because we’re about to stir the pot just a little. And remember: it’s all in good fun. Hot takes are meant to be spicy, not serious.

What does it really take to build a top 1% real estate career—without losing your soul (or your marriage) in the process? In this episode, Attorney Sekou sits down with Simon Simaan, an Orlando powerhouse with $500M+ in lifetime sales, licensed general contractor, and mentor to rising agents.They unpack the habits and values that compound over time: honoring your word, over-communicating, and treating every client like family. Simon shares how immigrant roots shaped his work ethic, why inspections

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The opposition built us. Episode 2 with Captain Lee Jackson is a raw, real conversation about breaking barriers and creating opportunity when the odds are stacked against you. From river pilot to hotel owner to cannabis entrepreneur, Captain Lee’s journey is proof that access, discipline, and faith can change your future.We talk: Being thankful for the opposition Gaining access to rooms built to keep you out Turning pressure into purpose Ownership, resilience, and leadership Building a

Out here in the desert, duck boats are either a ticket to wild country or a fast way to learn humility. In this episode, Ron circles up with a bench of salty Nevada waterfowlers—Joel Henderson, Sean Fairbairn, John Hymas, Nick, and Don—to talk hard-earned truths from Lake Mead’s big water to Sunnyside’s skinny mud. We dig into the long-tail vs. surface-drive debate, why an 18-footer beats a 14 once you start stacking dogs and decoys, and how to build a blind that flat-out disappears. Th...

Send us a text Good news happens. This week's episode features a conversation about United Way’s free Home Grocery Delivery Program. As United Way is set to launch our End of Year Giving Campaign that focuses on Hunger, Hourglass sat down with Cheyenne Stolmeier, United Way food security program manager, and Hannah Gauntz, United Way food security senior program coordinator, to discuss our program that provides free groceries door-to-door to local residents in need. We’ll also discuss o...

Send us a text In this inspiring episode of the Blue Grit Podcast, Houston Area Regional Attorney Marsha Todd shares how her remarkable journey from the Houston Police Department to the courtroom shaped her approach to defending Texas law enforcement officers. Marsha reflects on her years serving in Houston Police Narcotics — where she learned firsthand the intensity, integrity, and teamwork it takes to serve on the front lines. Later, she brought that same dedication to the Houston Police De...

Good morning! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Fr. Philip Larrey to share more thoughts on what the Church has to say about Artificial Intelligence. Other guests include Fr. John Gavin to continue our series on what the Church Fathers teach us about Christian maturity, and Kevin Schmiesing with This Week in Catholic History. Plus news, weather, sports, and a whole lot more… ***** Prayer for God’s Mercy by St. Jerome Show me, O Lord, Your mercy, and delight my

In this episode of GSA’s Momentum Discussions, sociologist Dr. Mindy Fried shares how caring for her father inspired her memoir Caring for Red and launched her into podcasting about aging and caregiving. She reflects on the emotional realities of caregiving, the complexities of assisted living, and the power of storytelling to build community and drive change.Transcript Speaker Mindy Fried, MSW, PhD Principal, Arbor Consulting Partners Producer, Open Your Heart Creator/Host, The Shape of Care

In this episode of the GSA Momentum Discussions Podcast, titled "Living Well with Dementia," three individuals living with dementia share personal insights into how they continue to lead meaningful, engaged lives after diagnosis. Through heartfelt reflections, they explore what “living well” truly means—from maintaining daily routines and adapting beloved hobbies to the critical role of peer support and the importance of compassionate care partners. Their stories offer valuable guidance for

In this GSA Momentum Discussions Podcast episode, members of the National Council of Dementia Minds reflect on their first year living with a dementia diagnosis. They speak candidly about the moment they received the diagnosis, the support they did—or didn’t—receive from their medical providers, and what has helped them adjust to this new chapter of life. Their lived experiences offer clear, actionable insights for primary care teams on how to better support people living with dementia in the months

This GSA Momentum Discussion Podcast episode, the first of three episodes developed in collaboration with the National Council of Dementia Minds, highlights how receiving a timely diagnosis of dementia can positively impact overall well-being, relationships, and more. Our three guests who live with dementia offer honest reflections and practical advice for healthcare professionals and the public, emphasizing how early recognition opens the door to self-advocacy, planning, and purpose. This podcast

This week on Our Community, Our Mission, we sit down with Sarah Rieger, Communication Specialist for Citygate Network, for a heartfelt and eye-opening conversation about the power of storytelling and connection. Sarah shares how Citygate’s small but mighty team supports more than 325 gospel-centered ministries across North America—equipping leaders, offering practical tools, and reminding them they’re not alone in the fight against homelessness, addiction, and poverty. With warmth and candor,...

This episode explores the latest data and policy potential presented by the National Alliance for Caregiving (NAC) and AARP's Caregiving in the US 2025 Report. For example, this data reveals a significant and growing cohort, with nearly 1 in 4 Americans now dedicated to family care—a 45% increase that represents a massive opportunity for social and economic innovation. This podcast will also preview NAC’s upcoming Caregiver Nation Summit in November 5th and 6th. This convening will bring together

Host Chris Davies' is joined by Cow Tipping Press' Shaunte Martin and Laron Gatlin-Dean. Shaunte, an Inclusion Associate and Gatlin-Dean, a Teaching Fellow, talk about their work at Cow Tipping Press -- an organization in Minneapolis that teaches inclusive writing classes for people with disabilities.

How can a public space help someone who’s in the middle of a depressive episode? And what does it mean to design with emotional experiences in mind? In this episode of People Behind the Plans, planner and design researcher Kelsey Zlevor joins APA Editor in Chief Meghan Stromberg to explore how parks, streetscapes, and public spaces can be intentionally crafted to support people living with depression and anxiety. Drawing from dozens of interviews and her own lived experience, Kelsey introduces four

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🎥 Pillars of Progress Podcast | MCL Construction x Clarkson College: Building the Future of Healthcare EducationIn this episode of the Pillars of Progress Podcast, Travis Justice sits down with Dr. Andrea Niebel, President of Clarkson College, to explore how this Omaha-based institution is redefining healthcare education and community impact. From launching a new Clarkson College Falcons mascot 🦅 to leading a $30 million capital campaign, Dr. Niebel shares how the college continues its 137-year

Families navigating chronic health conditions shouldn’t have to do it alone. In this inspiring episode of Gateways: A Lifeline for a Lifetime, Jo Sheehan talks with Gloria Fulmer and Alyssa Gentry about Gateways’ Health Care Coordination program—a vital resource that connects families to support, guidance, and community. Learn how this program helps reduce stress, streamline care, and empower families to focus on what matters most: living well together.