Become your home's detective! Lila Walker teaches you systematic approaches to diagnosing common household problems before they become expensive disasters. Learn to identify water leak sources, interpret electrical warning signs, and troubleshoot HVAC performance issues using simple observation techniques. Discover how to read foundation cracks, trace roof leaks, and assess drainage problems like a professional. Master the art of distinguishing between DIY-fixable issues and those requiring expert

Transform your home without breaking the bank! Lila Walker reveals how strategic improvements under $500 can create dramatic visual and functional changes throughout your space. Discover cabinet painting techniques that rival expensive renovations, innovative backsplash solutions, and countertop transformations that look custom-designed. Learn bathroom fixture updates, lighting improvements, and storage solutions that maximize impact. Explore living space enhancements including accent walls, window

Dive deep into the three critical systems that keep your home running smoothly! Host Lila Walker demystifies your home's plumbing, electrical, and HVAC systems, explaining how water flows from street to faucet, how electricity distributes safely throughout your house, and how your heating and cooling systems maintain comfort year-round. Learn to locate essential shut-offs, identify warning signs of problems, and understand what maintenance tasks you can safely handle versus when to call

Jack Pearpoint: Canadian publisher, inclusion advocate, and co‑creator of person‑centered planning tools like MAPS, PATH, and Circle of Friends. Jack’s work centers on relationships and building local leadership for change so every learner belongs. In this episode, Jack Pearpoint and Tim Villegas talk about “inclusion punk rock”—doing what’s right for learners even when systems say no. They dig into the origin of MAPS, PATH, and Circles of Support, how to keep planning deeply personal (not just an

With numerous new medications launching each year, pharmacists play a vital role in translating complex drug information into practical, patient-centered care. This episode offers a brief overview of select FDA-approved drugs from the past year, highlighting their therapeutic importance, key considerations, and clinical uses. Whether counseling patients or working with healthcare providers, pharmacists need to stay informed about what’s new—and understand its impact on practice. HOST Joshua ...

In this episode we talk about strategies to spark student curiosity and excitement in the classroom. Learn how passion, relevance, and student choice can turn flat lessons into engaging learning experiences. Here's the research I mention: https://news.gallup.com/poll/648896/schools-struggle-engage-gen-students.aspx?utm Read my article here: https://www.trevormuir.com/blog/student-interest

professorjrod@gmail.com What if the real cause of your random reboots isn’t the GPU at all—but the power plan behind it? We take you end to end through a stability-first build, starting with the underrated hero of every system: clean, properly sized power. You’ll learn how to calculate wattage with 25–30% headroom, navigate 80 Plus efficiency tiers, and safely adopt ATX 3.0 with the 12VHPWR connector—no sharp bends, modular cable sanity, and the UPS/surge stack that prevents nasty surprises w...

AI is the future… and for a lot of people, that can seem a little scary. But it doesn’t have to be!In less than 30 days, community college trustees and administrators from around the country will be swarming the streets of New Orleans, Louisiana for the annual ACCT Leadership Congress. In this episode, one of our Congress sponsors, Element451, is giving our members a sneak preview of their conference session! They’ll tell us how community colleges can streamline processes while taking a load off

In this first introduction episode, I'm introducing the foundational ideas on which this 'course podcast' is based on. Everyone is already changing the world - including you - but for us to change the world where we want, we need to be intentional, we need to have a vision.Link to community discussion: WaysOfThinking

Sr. Deirdre Byrne, POSC, hosted a viewing and spoke with theology professor Dr. R.J. Matava about the documentary she helped to produce called "No Mercy: The Catholic Culture of Death" which covers the abuse of vulnerable patients and palliative care. Sr. Dede is a practicing physician, retired US Army Colonel, and courageous pro-life witness on the front lines of the defense of human life.

Rhonda Mallory, drawing on 35 years of experience in both the private and public sectors, unpacks the realities of mediating claims involving government defendants. This program explores why mediating with public entities often requires a more complex, time-consuming process—complete with multi-level approval structures, limited negotiation flexibility, and post-settlement delays.

This #THIRDTHURSDAY covers a comprehensive overview of shoulder instability with a focus on athletes. Orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Petkovic will go over the anatomy involved in shoulder stability, demonstrate clinical examination techniques, review operative and non-operative treatment options. Physical therapy professionals will learn considerations for treating the unstable shoulder. Orthopedic Surgeon, Dr. Djuro Petkovic, MD shares knowledge and expertise on "Shoulder Instability." What to

This #THIRDTHURSDAY will explore the vital role physical therapists can play as key members of the treatment team in managing cases involving compromised airways. Emphasis will be placed on restoring proper spinal alignment, breathing mechanics, and airway function. Current medical literature links upper airway resistance to clenching and bruxism. Many individuals—including medical professionals and their patients—experience narrowed upper airways due to developmental issues in craniofacial

Show Summaryfeaturing a conversation with PsychArmor’s own Jenna Pryor, Vice President of Partnerships, and the Co-Hosts of Humana Radio’s The Debrief Podcast, Donny Distler and Leigh Barnett. Donny and Leigh have a great conversation about how PsychArmor’s courses can support Suicide Prevention and greater awareness of military culture in the health provider community.  Provide FeedbackAs a dedicated member of the audience, we would like to hear from you about the show. Please take a few

What if the biggest barrier to children's play isn't the kids—it's us? We are thrilled to chat with our special guest, Dr. Anita Bundy—the world-renowned OT behind some of the most transformative play research out there. She explains why kids actually need to take risks in play, how she facilitates risk-reframing conversations, and why American kids have way less play than their Norwegian counterparts. You'll hear stories about autistic kids finding their people through tire forts and p...

This is the fifth and final episode in a series regarding America's history with its first colony, the Philippines.  The Philippines gained its independence in the wake of WWII, but remained close allies until the rise of Rodrigo Duterte, a firebrand populist who centered a violent war on drugs at the heart of his agenda.  Written before the election of Donald Trump to a second non-consecutive term, this episode looks at the parallel's between Duterte's demonization against drug users and the way

In the male-dominated world of the Gilded Age, one woman stood apart as one of its most formidable and feared financiers: Hetty Green. Nicknamed "The Witch of Wall Street" for her severe black attire and her legendary frugality, she was the richest woman in America, having built a massive fortune through shrewd investments in stocks and real estate. This episode resurrects the story of a forgotten financial genius who thrived in a world that was openly hostile to women in business. We explore her

In 1980, the idea of a 24-hour television news network was considered a joke, a "Chicken Noodle Network" destined to fail. This episode tells the story of Ted Turner, the brash, bombastic, and visionary media mogul who proved everyone wrong with the launch of CNN. We trace Turner’s career, from inheriting his father’s billboard company to building a broadcasting empire in Atlanta that earned him the nickname "The Mouth of the South." We take you inside the chaotic and uncertain early days of CNN, a

Larry Ellison, the co-founder of Oracle Corporation, is one of Silicon Valley’s most enduring and controversial figures. This episode delves into the mind of a man known for his brilliant technological vision, his extravagant lifestyle, and his notoriously aggressive "win-at-all-costs" business philosophy. We trace his journey from a college dropout to the head of a software behemoth that became the backbone of global business. We expose the ruthless tactics Oracle used to dominate the database

For a brief moment in 1980, two Texas oil heirs, Nelson Bunker Hunt and William Herbert Hunt, came perilously close to cornering the entire global silver market. This episode tells the incredible story of one of the most audacious financial gambles in history. Driven by a deep distrust of paper money and a belief that inflation would spiral out of control, the Hunt brothers began quietly buying up massive quantities of physical silver and silver futures contracts. We unravel the complex financial