Host Rhonda Hammond, AIA, discusses all the great things happening with AIA Miami with the chapter's president, Vanessa Smith Torres, AIA, president-elect, Jamie MacNichol, AIA and Lourdes Solera, FAIA.

In this debut episode of On the Wild Edge, photographer and wildlife cinematographer John Banovich joins host Fairlie Ann Arrow and co-host Stacy James from Dazzle Africa for an unforgettable conversation about truth, coexistence, and the wild beings still holding on in the shadows of human expansion. From intimate stories about a Grizzly named Mumf and a Caribou named Bruno, to real talk on the consequences of feeding bears, selfie culture, and ecological imbalance, this episode peels back t...

In this episode, we sit down with Judy Blake, the community outreach liaison at Innerlight Community Advocates, to discuss finding resources to support children and their families. Throughout the episode, Judy shares her personal experiences as a parent and her professional experience supporting families through her roles in a variety of Texas-based organizations. She provides both general advice applicable to families everywhere, as well as specific resources for those in the Houston area.&n...

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In this powerful episode, Jeffrey T. Crick shares his raw and redemptive journey from addiction and homelessness to freedom through faith in Jesus Christ. Once lost in the darkness of addiction, Jeffrey now uses his story to inspire hope, healing, and recovery in others. https://www.redefinedmission.com/

In this inspiring episode of Journey of Hope, we take you inside Heart for Lebanon’s recent Investor Briefing, where leaders share powerful updates on how God is moving across Lebanon. Hosted by John Frick, Senior Director of Development, this special gathering features May-Lee Melki, Managing Director, and Elio Constantine, Managing Director of Church Relations, as they unpack the latest ministry milestones, stories of transformation, and a bold vision for the future.From the groundbreaking of the

In Episode 8 we continue our discussion of pancreatic cancer surgery. Host Alisyn Camerota welcomes Dr. Nipun Merchant, Chief of the Division of Surgical Oncology at Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center, in Miami, Florida, to learn more about the evolution of surgical techniques for pancreatic cancer. Dr. Merchant explains the differences between open surgery, minimally invasive laparoscopic procedures, and robotic surgery, and shares how surgeons determine the best approach for each

In this episode, we explore the emotional toll of humanitarian work and what it truly takes to build resilience in the face of burnout, moral injury, compassion fatigue, survivor’s guilt, and other often unspoken mental health challenges. Whether you’ve spent years in the field or are just starting out, chances are you—or someone you’ve worked closely with—has felt the weight of this work. Joining us is Weanne Estrada-Magbanua, Mental Health Specialist at ADRA International, who brings extensive

Approximately 15 minute readings of grocery shopping circulars for Hannaford, Trucchi's, Market Basket, Big Y, Roche Brothers, Shaw's/Star, Stop & Shop and Whole Foods.

Christy Coleman is the Executive Director of the Jamestown-Yorktown Foundation, where she leads institutional efforts to reinterpret early American history and engage the public in complex national narratives. A nationally recognized museum leader, she was raised within the historically significant community of Williamsburg and played a significant role at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation before taking on the role of President and CEO of the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History

Morgan Kelley, BSN, RN RCHD Director of Public Health Nursing and Denise Ruby, MN, RN, BSPH discuss flu season and breast cancer awareness.

In this veteran’s interview, you’ll hear the story of Christy, the daughter of Cuban immigrants in Miami, Florida, and follow her as she joined the United States Army, endured combat in Iraq, and upon discharge became a beauty pageant award winner who then founded her own nonprofit organization. Our library of shows can be found at www.veteranscornerradio.com Join us on Facebook at the page Veterans Corner Radio You can contact our host Joe Muhlberger at joseph.muhlberger@gmail.com

Thank you for connecting with Pathway Church online. We are so excited you are watching with us. If you're in the Longview, Texas area, we invite you to join us in person every Sunday for a brand-new Worship Experience at 9AM and 10:45AM; we can't wait to meet you!Do you consider Pathway Church online as your church home? We would love to connect with you. Text "mypathwayconnect" to 94000 to complete a digital connection card.Website: https://www.mypathway.church/Facebook:

In this powerful conversation, host Lisa Carreño sits down with community leader Laurie Fong to explore what it means to lead from the heart-mind rather than the head-mind. Laurie shares a deeply moving perspective on generational wealth, redefining it not in financial terms, but as the priceless inheritance of emotional stability, fortitude, grit, and resilience passed down by her immigrant grandparents and elders.

It’s Child Care Worker and Early Childhood Educator Appreciation Day!Taylor takes over the podcast and, in this episode, she invites listeners to participate in the celebration, recognition, support, and advocacy for early years professionals. Taylor shares the insightful reflections on the impact of ECEs have on children and families, the value of care, and highlights special messages from the Child Development Resource Connection Peel (CDRCP).Whether you’re an early years professional, a parent,

Sustain Dane is the sustainability organization of Dane County, and this is the podcast that covers the many programs we hold to help people learn, connect, and take action for sustainability. This episode was produced by designCraft Advertising. Today's episode focuses on local carbon sequestration projects, recapping our September Sustainable Breakfast Series. Hear from Dr. Gregg Sanford, an assistant professor at UW–Madison’s Department of Soil and Environmental Sciences, and Michell...

Show Notes In this episode we explore what science tells us about the role of human connection, and ask why some people feel lonely even when surrounded by others. Can introverts benefit from social connection? What challenges do pharmacists face in staying connected—and how might that affect their mental health and performance? We also look at how technology, peer support, and workplace culture can influence our ability to build meaningful relationships, and ask what practical steps can help...

Join Savannah Burks for an emotional and uplifting conversation with Nichole Muex of Common Threads. Nichole shares the deeply personal story of losing her mother to pancreatic cancer a decade ago, a loss that fueled her drive to create change. She reveals why she's dedicated to highlighting the universal impact of cancer, emphasizing that "there isn’t a single person who has NOT been touched by cancer in some form or fashion." Don't just listen—ACT! Join Nichole Muex in the fight to prove that

What comes to mind when you think of “accessibility”? A ramp? A disabled parking spot? Maybe an elevator?Now ask yourself is that enough? In our latest Perspectives Podcast episode, “Disability” we talk real life. With guests Dave Walsh, Lori Renna Linton, Peter Torres Fremlin, and Wioleta Jóźwiak, we dive into real stories and experiences.🔹 Key Topics Include:* Why accessibility is more than just ramps and elevators* How everyday oversights (like inadequate toilet facilities or service desks that