How does the mystery of the Cross help us navigate both personal trials and the fallibility of the Church? Author Stephanie Mann (Supremacy and Survival) returns to The Son Rise Morning Show with Matt Swaim to continue exploring the conversion of Nobel Prize–winning Norwegian author Sigrid Undset. Examining Undset's life and her third volume of Kristin Lavransdatter, titled The Cross, Stephanie discusses the deep influence of English Catholic writer Monsignor Robert Hugh Benson. Together, they

How did Blessed Fulton Sheen's lifelong commitment to the daily Holy Hour impact those closest to him? Rosemarie Costello, grandniece of Venerable Fulton Sheen and interviewee in the new docudrama Adore Him: He Is Here, joins Anna Mitchell on The Son Rise Morning Show. Rosemarie shares charming personal stories of how Bishop Sheen acted as a matchmaker for her parents, the deep family connection to his cause, and what it was like praying alongside him as a child. She also offers an encouraging

What is it like to serve Mass at the tomb of St. Francis of Assisi on his feast day during an 800th anniversary year? Radio host and author Teresa Tomeo joins Matt Swaim on The Son Rise Morning Show to share a moving, once-in-a-lifetime story from Italy. Teresa details how her husband, Deacon Dominic Pastore, unexpectedly ended up serving as the sole deacon for the major English Mass celebrated by Bishop Emeritus Robert J. Baker at the Basilica of St. Francis. Drawing connections between St

How does the Christian life move beyond simple "brokenness and repair" into an ever-deepening communion with the Divine? Fr. John Gavin, S.J., author of Mysteries of the Lord's Prayer and Growing into God, rejoins Matt Swaim on The Son Rise Morning Show to continue exploring the Church Fathers in the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 2015). Turning to St. Gregory of Nyssa’s commentary on the Song of Songs, Fr. Gavin discusses how spiritual growth involves constant beginning anew,

How have Catholics throughout history integrated their faith into politics, economics, and culture? Kevin Schmiesing, author ofA Catholic Pilgrimage Through American History, joins Matt Swaim on The Son Rise Morning Show to highlight two major anniversaries from this week in Catholic history. First, they look back at the October 7, 1914 wedding of Joseph P. Kennedy and Rose Fitzgerald, tracing the rise of Boston's prominent Irish-Catholic political dynasty. Then, they examine the life of Blessed

Join the River Cities Humane Society for Cats for their annual 'Tails at Twilight' fundraiser on Saturday, October 10th.

Join the River Cities Humane Society for Cats for their annual 'Tails at Twilight' fundraiser on Saturday, October 10th.

MUFON Media Partner Hall of Mirrors Podcast Host Greg Cisko looks at the source of the famous story where President Richard Nixon allegedly brought Jackie Gleason to Homestead AFB to view aliens in 1973.Next we show the letter Leonard Stringfield wrote to Jackie Gleason in response to the story asking for corroboration. Then we discuss possible ramifications of this incident, and how it may have lasting effects to this day. #hallofmirrors #disclosureTIMESTAMPS:00:00 Intro01:16 Origin of Jackie

There is something about October that invites us to come a little closer. As the days grow shorter, the gardens begin to quiet, and the season of harvest gives way to rest, we are reminded that community has seasons too. In this episode of The Giving Garden® Podcast, Martina Halloran reflects on the everyday relationships that sustain us, the friends who become family, the relatives who know our stories, and the neighbors whose lives unfold just beyond our front doors. Drawing from her own

Before you ask someone to support your nonprofit, can you clearly explain the problem you’re asking them to help solve?That sounds simple, but it’s one of the places nonprofit fundraising communication often gets complicated. We become really good at explaining our organization, our programs, our history, and everything we’re doing. But to someone hearing about our work for the first time, we may be starting in the middle of the story.In this episode, we begin a five-part series walking

FEMA has issued a formal definition of emergency management, calling it the strategic coordination of emergency services to protect life, property, and continuity of operations, and paired it with 12 coordination responsibilities that every FEMA component must now align its doctrine, training and publications to. Three Federal Register notices published yesterday reset the annual assistance numbers: Individuals and Households Program maximums rise to $44,800 each for housing and other needs, Serious

Bishop da Cunha invites the faithful to encourage priestly vocations through Called by Name, renew their commitment to the dignity of human life, and gather for October Masses in support of those facing mental health challenges and grieving loved ones.

You’re a communicator at a non-profit or mission-driven organization, and you know podcasting is one of the most powerful ways to build trust, reach new audiences, and drive real impact. But in an industry that moves at startup speed, finding the time, budget, and internal buy-in to launch and grow a show feels impossible.That’s where Worth Listening comes in. Each episode, media strategists Jeremiah Tittle and Richard Fawal sit down with creators, CMOs, and industry leaders who have been

In this series Pastor Keith explores the miracle-working power of God throughout Scripture and reminds us that the same God who performed miracles then is still at work in our lives today.

Welcome to Episode 25 of the Social Justice Salon.In this episode, we get to grips with ways to deter online child abuse. Marianne is joined byFrances Frost, a senior leader in the Lucy Faithful Foundation who are pioneering work in on-line abuse deterrence.The Lucy Faithful Foundation works to stop child sexual abuse before it happens. Both working with adults and young people to stop it in the first place, or if it already has, prevent it from happening again. This involves working with people who

If a genie handed you $2 million or five new team members today, would it really solve your organization's biggest challenges—or reveal them? In this episode, I unpack a myth that keeps many nonprofit leaders stuck: that more money or people will automatically fix what's hard. Spoiler alert—it doesn’t. Instead, growth amplifies what’s already fragile. I share real-world examples from organizations that scaled quickly and struggled, and help you ask the right questions to prepare for sustainab...

Send us Fan Mail Take a deep dive with us to learn more about Drew’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

Send us Fan Mail Take a deep dive with us to learn more about Kyle’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

Send us Fan Mail Take a deep dive with us to learn more about JR’s story and the drive behind Known Profits.

🫣 It was an awkward conversation no leader wants to have... Early in Jamie’s career, an unexpected wardrobe issue at a fundraising event meant sharing deeply uncomfortable feedback with an employee. Jamie explains how she approached the conversation with care... the question she suggests asking when there's a power dynamic in the room... and the lesson she learned about the quiet loneliness of leadership. Connect with Jamie 👉 https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamielynnwilliams/ ✍️ Got your o...