Trina loves organizing events—but when she volunteers to help her local elementary school PTA, she quickly discovers that planning a fundraiser isn’t always as sweet as it seems. Enter Eva and her “mean moms” crew, who hijack every detail, from decorations to speeches, leaving Trina to juggle chaos, kitchen logistics, and a lockbox full of donations. Despite the meddling, mishaps, and pink mashed potatoes, Trina’s expertise and quick thinking turn the day around—raising enough money for a new...

Rabbi Joshua checks in on Day 22 of the government shutdown. On November 1st, without an agreement to reopen, millions of people, mostly children, will lose their SNAP benefits, which are commonly known as food stamps or EBT cards. Yet, there is apparently money for other things... CBS News article referenced in the episode https://friendsindeedpas.org

We’ve been told that a balanced budget is the gold standard for nonprofit leadership — but what if that “balance” is actually hiding the cracks? In this episode, I break down why a neat, balanced budget isn’t the safety net we think it is — and how it can actually create false confidence while your organization is already struggling behind the scenes. I’ll walk you through a shift in mindset: from backward-looking bookkeeping to forward-thinking design. Whether you're building your first budg...

Text me. I’d love to hear from you! Can you relate to anything we said? What do want to hear more about? Host Sally Hed Dahlquist is here to encourage you to put yourself out there by joining a club. Whether it's a running club or a book club, surrounding yourself with likeminded people helps you to reach your goals and strive toward progress. While making friends (or even meeting your spouse!) along the way! In this episode, you’ll hear: How Sally went from training for a marathon to tiring ...

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Stepping into leadership takes courage—and you’re right where you belong. In this episode, Nancy and Sarah talk about imposter syndrome—the voice that makes even the most capable leaders question themselves. They share why it shows up so often in nonprofit work and offer simple ways to quiet the doubt and lead with confidence. Question to consider: How has imposter syndrome affected you? How would naming and reframing imposter syndrome help you to do your job better? Enjoyed this ...

Creating impactful training programs for nonprofit teams takes more than good intentions; it takes strategy. In this episode of Learning for Good, we’re diving deep into the hidden and high costs of getting training wrong. From budget overruns to burnout, I’m breaking down what nonprofit leaders risk when they don’t start with the right diagnosis—and how to get it right. This conversation is especially critical for leaders focused on nonprofit leadership development, staff training and ...

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Send us a text When a man in chains prays for your freedom, it changes how you see your own life. In this episode, we walk through Ephesians 1:17–19 and listen to Paul’s prayer not for comfort or status, but for wisdom, hope, and power. From a prison cell, he asks God to open eyes, anchor hearts, and unleash the same resurrection power that raised Jesus from the dead. That kind of prayer reshapes how we face storms without shrinking them, and how we live with strength that’s quiet but unstopp...

The temptation to become cynical can creep in almost unnoticed. It can sound like, oh, I've heard that before. Or that might work for others, but not for me. Or yeah, I tried that. It didn't. It didn't work. It doesn't work for me. But here's the thing. Cynicism does not protect us. It poisons us. It keeps our hearts closed and our minds stuck. So today, I want to show you both from Scripture and neuroscience, how cynicism shuts down your brain's ability to grow and how hope, faith, and joy r...

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I chat with Cameron about her time as a state titleholder and her prep for Miss Teen USA!

When Jesus invited Thomas to touch his wounds, he wasn’t rebuking him, he was restoring him. Preston and Jacob explore what it means for us when faith feels fragile, and how Christ still meets doubters with open hands and honest grace.

International theatre-collective Fish in a dress will be bringing their critically-acclaimed show ‘The City for Incurable Women’ back to the Camden people’s Theatre from 22 - 25 October 2025 with audio description at every performance. ‘The City for Incurable Women’ is an outrageous tale of medical misogyny based on the true story of patients performing 'hysteria' onstage in 19th century Paris. RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Helena McBurney, co-founder of International

In this Fresh Oil series, Pastor Keith explores the vital connection between purpose and destiny. Discover how God has designed your life with meaning, direction, and eternal significance—and how to walk daily in the calling He has placed on you.

Who are we? People of God? Let us act like it no matter what our circumstance.

Clinical trials are transforming ovarian cancer treatment and offering real hope for survivors. In this episode of Teal Talk, Dr. Debbie Richardson, gynecologic oncologist at the Stevenson Cancer Center, and Rhonda, a 10-year ovarian cancer survivor, share how clinical trials work, what to expect, and why they’re vital to discovering life-saving therapies.Hear powerful insights on trust, timing, and the future of ovarian cancer care, and how patients and physicians are partnering to advance

Share your thoughts with usYou use ChatGPT for emails and summaries, but the results are average, and it still hallucinates. So how are others saving thousands of hours and running entire operations with AI agents?The secret isn't in using AI—it's in building with it.Right now, 98% of professionals are stuck as "AI users." In this episode, Luis Salazar reveals the simple path to join the 2% who are "AI makers." This leap is no longer a "nice-to-have" skill;