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;

Almost time to fly!

In a world overflowing with distractions, temptations, and myriad choices, Matthew 7:13-14 delivers a poignant message that resonates deeply, urging us to consider the paths we choose in life. The passage reads: “Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the road that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the road that leads to life, and only a few find it.” (Matthew 7:13-14, NIV)

Today, Giving is Selfish is celebrating its two-year anniversary  — and the ripple effect has stretched farther than I ever imagined, reaching readers in the U.S., Canada, Germany, Australia, and The Netherlands.In this special anniversary episode, I:📖 Read an excerpt from the book — my personal story of growing up around generosity💬 Share powerful reviews from readers who’ve felt its impact🌱 Reflect on how giving can fill us up instead of draining us🎁 Announce a special anniversary sale on the

The third annual John Brown Sr. Memorial Scholarship Band concert returns to Ruston on October 25, featuring Yacht Rock favorites and raising funds for local student musicians.

West Monroe’s historic Kiroli Park celebrates its 100th anniversary this Saturday, October 18, with a family-friendly festival featuring food, entertainment, and a look back at the park’s century-long history. The event highlights the park’s community roots, historic significance, and ongoing recreational offerings for residents of all ages.

Learn more about my online training program major gift millions here. View testimonials from some of my 600+ students here.

Uptown Voices: An Uptown Story is a multi-media exhibition in development designed to document Harlem’s history through intimate large-format portraits and oral histories of residents who have lived in the community for 30 years or more. The brother and sister team behind the project, photographer Wil Pierce and curator Joyous Pierce, have launched an open call for nominations—inviting New Yorkers to put forward family, friends, or neighbors whose Harlem stories should be preserved.

While gig work is wide ranging and offers plenty of freedoms, being an independent worker often means no access to traditional employment protections or benefits, such as healthcare, retirement or paid leave. Rafael Espinal, Executive Director of Freelancers Union, visits to talk about the growing independent workforce and portable benefits. Freelancers Union is the largest organization representing independent workers in the U.S., with over 500,000 members nationwide. Membership is free and open to

Family Caregivers and Veterans - Behind every caregiver and veteran is a story of strength. In this episode, JoAnn Sheehan talks with Donna Laflamme and Donna Waring about programs that help families and veterans stay supported at home — and how Gateways works behind the scenes to make it possible.

From CEO to CEO torna con una nuova puntata e una nuova testimonianza: quella di Alessandro Savino, Amministratore Delegato di Hilti Italia e Sud Europa. Tema dell’episodio: “Dalla parità di genere alla competitività: strategie per innovazione e cambiamento sostenibile”.Nel settore delle costruzioni, ancora percepito come poco inclusivo, Hilti Italia dimostra che la parità di genere è possibile e strategica. Con iniziative che spaziano dall’attraction alla retention, formazione, compensation e

Alcuni virus sono detti oncogeni perché possono aumentare il rischio di sviluppo alcuni tipi di tumore. Tra questi ci sono per esempio l'HPV, il virus dell'epatite B, l'HIV e il virus di Epstein-Barr. Recentemente la IARC ha deciso di includere nella famiglia dei virus oncogeni anche il virus dell’epatite D e il poliomavirus delle cellule di Merkel. Questa decisione come potrebbe cambiare le strategie di prevenzione e la ricerca su questi virus? Ne parliamo con il ricercatore AIRC Vincenzo

In this episode, we talk with Eva Spiegel, Deputy Director of Communications for the California Department of Motor Vehicles and Co-Executive Sponsor of the Women@DMV Group. The team’s clothing drive and job application workshops supported women, empowering them to build confidence and pursue new opportunities.Host: Ian Grossman Producer: Claire Jeffrey, Chelsey Hadwin, and Kayle Nguyen Music: Gibson Arthur

What does it really mean to step into the CEO role—especially as an interim? In this episode, I share lessons from my own experience leading organizations in transition, and offer practical advice for navigating the delicate balance between “keeping the seat warm” and truly leading. If you’ve ever been tapped to step up, this one’s for you.

Keir shares some amazing miracles that God did on his road to recovery! It is truly amazing to hear stories such as Keir's where you can see the hand of God at work all along the way, even when things look darkest.

We need to talk… In this new podcast series, Chip Parker is diving into an important topic for leaders: hard conversations. Listen in as he discusses the importance of tough conversations and how important it is to lean into conflict as leaders.Thanks for listening to the Impact Leadership podcast! We are so glad that you're here. If you're looking to connect with Chip Parker, send him a message at chip@theorchardcc.org. New episodes are released weekly on Wednesdays. We'll catch you

This episode explores how China expands its influence across the Pacific Islands through policing partnerships rather than military force. We examine Beijing’s growing reach, examples of its law enforcement ties, and why the United States must adapt its engagement strategy to counter these efforts with regional partnerships and information campaigns.

In this episode of the LDHR podcast, Vania shares how a personal health crisis led her to adopt holistic self-care practices and foster a team culture that values rest, boundaries, and overall well-being. She explains how spiritual, physical, emotional, and relational practices work together to sustain long‑term ministry.Vania provides practical examples—monthly “day with the Lord” retreats, team outings, office plants, hybrid workdays, and prioritizing family time—and