Director's report.These podcasts were taken from Community TV's original video. It is available here:https://communitytv.org/watch/government-demand/

Have you ever thought getting involved in a cause would mean so much more after a personal diagnosis? For some, it starts as volunteering or supporting loved ones. For others, it becomes a personal journey of survival, advocacy, and sharing information. You’ll hear how quick action matters, even without family history. You’ll learn how involvement grows when you or someone close to you is affected. You’ll discover why self-advocacy can change outcomes. Key Questions Answered 1

In this nonprofit spotlight, we chat with Rashun Faust, the Director of Philanthropy at Vogel, an organization dedicated to addressing family homelessness in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. Rashun discusses the impactful services Vogel provides, including mental health support for both children and parents, and the importance of a two-generational approach to breaking the cycle of poverty.He shares insights from his journey in the nonprofit sector, the evolving landscape of philanthropy

The Giving Youth A Voice podcast was invited to the Day at The Capitol (DATC), hosted by the American Lung Association and the Tobacco Resistance Unit (TRU) PA on May 6th, 2025. This episode features our podcasters interviewing Sterlen Barr about the group RAP (Rapping about Prevention) and their goals for DATC, as well as his own hopes for the young people of the future.

Doubt can be one of the enemy’s most subtle and effective tools. It begins as a question — a whisper that challenges what God has already said. In this episode, we look at how the devil uses doubt to weaken our faith and open the door to temptation. Drawing from the lives of Thomas, Martha and Mary, and the disciples, we’ll see how even believers can wrestle with doubt, and how Jesus meets us there — not to condemn us, but to strengthen our faith.

Board Officers Byron Bryant and Phillip Ellison new Board Member Daniel West, CFO at Amarillo ISD. Daniel presents his story and how he got his start in school business. They then discuss ways to onboard and orient new employees. They finish up this episode with a discussion on accounting for extracurricular activities.

Nonprofiteers, as we enter the fun of year-end mishegoss, we know you need a moment to pause, reflect, and smell the bagels. Join us for this brief, five-minute meditation to find your center.With love, Tasha & Evan

Good morning, I’m Cedric and this is your EM Morning Brief for Tuesday, September 30th, 2025. Hazardous surf and rip currents impact the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic due to Hurricane Humberto and Tropical Storm Imelda, with limited U.S. coastal impacts mainly to surf and minor coastal flooding. Wildfire activity continues in the Pacific Northwest and California, with updates on evacuations and containment efforts. The USGS reports no damaging earthquakes in the past day. Congress has yet to

Leading a nonprofit can feel isolating at times—but it doesn’t have to stay that way. In this episode, Nancy and Sarah explore how Executive Directors can find connection, encouragement, and community in their work. From peer groups to healthy boundaries, you’ll discover practical ways to feel supported and re-energized in your role. Tune in for a reminder that leadership can be both meaningful and connected. Question to consider before listening: Where do you find energy and connection...

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“STORIA DI MADDALENA” Spettacolo Teatrale a cura di Rete Igea e interpretato da Cinzia Ritelli, Mauro Valeri, Liana Nanni, Luca Paglione, Alessio Auletta, Roberto Leonori, Maria Checchia e della Motus Dance School di Fiano Romano con Maddalena D’Egidio, Beatrice Mariani, Francesco Pio Valle dell’Olmo, Victoria Iraci Farias NogueiraGuarda lo spettacolo, cliccando qui.

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A Minds Around, intervistiamo Giuseppe Cappetta, Sindaco del Comune di Civitella San Paolo, e Massimiliano Maselli, Assessore all’inclusione sociale e servizi alla persona della Regione Lazio

For the Good of the Public brings you daily news and weekly conversations at the intersection of faith and civic life. Monday through Thursday, The Morning Five starts your day off with scripture and prayer, as we catch up on the news of the day together. Throughout the year, we air limited series on Fridays to dive deeper into conversations with civic leaders, thinkers, and public servants reimagining public life, for the good of the public. Today's host was Michael Wear, Founder, President and

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Jeff Olson, president of South Dakota Sportsmen Against Hunger, joins us to talk about the vital role outdoorsmen play in feeding neighbors across the state. He shares how the partnership with Feeding South Dakota began, how the program has grown and evolved, and the incredible number of pounds of donated game meat that now support the charitable food network. Jeff also explains how hunters can get involved and continue making an impact through Sportsmen Against Hunger.

In Episode 4 of Power and Planet, Avinash Persaud, Special Advisor on Climate Change to the President of the Inter-American Development Bank, dives deep into the captivating world of debt swaps—often hailed as poetic solutions to complex global challenges. From the alluring promise of debt-for-nature deals to the hard truths of market realities, this episode unpacks the myths, mechanics, and potential of debt swaps in climate and development finance. Persaud explores why the grand bargain remains