In this week's episode the hosts delve into the ongoing U.S. government shutdown and its implications for the nonprofit sector. The shutdown, now extending over half a month, poses significant challenges for nonprofits that rely on government partnerships. With 750,000 federal workers furloughed, nonprofits face operational hurdles, particularly in grant management and accessing social services like SNAP benefits. The shutdown's ripple effects could increase demand for nonprofit services as more

Send us a text This episode features a conversation about the possible loss of SNAP benefits to millions nationwide. United Way of King County has championed the impact of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, which provides families nationwide with the means to keep food on the table. However, due to the current federal government shutdown, funding to SNAP hasn’t been replenished, and the program could soon run out of money. We sat down with United Way’s Director for ...

In today's fast-paced world, words often lose their depth in the rush of daily life. "Repent" is one such word—frequently spoken, quickly understood on the surface, but rarely explored for the profound transformation it truly represents. At Toward The Lord “All Aboard” 501c3, our mission is to spread God’s word both through spiritual encouragement and by meeting financial needs, helping individuals and families experience the fullness of God’s love. Today, we invite you to journey with us deeper

The Twentieth Sunday after Pentecost, Luke 18:9-14 The Rev'd Ezgi Saribay Perkins, Rector

The fastest-growing brain disease in the world is almost entirely preventable. So why are cases of Parkinson’s Disease skyrocketing?  In THE PARKINSON’S PLAN, leading neurologists Dr. Ray Dorsey and Dr. Michael Okun explore how chemicals — including those banned in dozens of countries but still used widely the in U.S. — are fueling a hidden Parkinson’s epidemic.  Dr. Ray Dorsey is Director of The Center for the Brain and Environment at Atria Health and Research Institute in NYC, and Dr. Michael Okun

One of the most iconic neighborhoods in New York is geting a glow up:  The Village Alliance Business Improvement District (BID) has announced the launch of Project Green, a five-year, $2 million fundraising campaign to dramatically increase greenery across one of the city’s most vibrant neighborhoods, Greenwich Village. Our guest is Scott Hobbs, Executive Director of the Village Alliance, leading the organization’s first comprehensive streetscape initiative in over 20 years.

September President’s Update with Dr Andrew Heck: Pennsylvania Chiropractic AssociationIn this episode of the Spinal Chat Podcast, PCA President Dr. Andrew Heck provides updates on the association's recent legislative efforts, particularly focusing on House Bill 1106, known as the Delegation Bill. Dr. Heck discusses the bill's progress, recent meetings with various legislative bodies, and the steps needed to become law. He also provides information on other key legislative priorities, including

Legacy and Leadership in Chiropractic: An Interview with Dr. Patrick GoodeIn this episode of the Spinal Chat Podcast by the Pennsylvania Chiropractic Association, PCA President Dr. Andrew Heck speaks with Dr. Patrick Goode, a founding member of the Chiropractic Fellowship of Pennsylvania and former president of the PCS (the precursor to the PCA). Dr. Goode, who has been honored with the PCA Legacy Award, shares his remarkable 50-year chiropractic career. The conversation covers his motivations for

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With the publication of the RNIB Life on Pause report stating that thousands of people with sight loss remain Out of Sight, with challenges in accessing local vision rehabilitation services leaving them without the support that they need to live life to the full.RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey caught up with Chloe Hesse about not only coming to terms with her sight loss but also her journey with local vision rehabilitation To find out more about the Life on Pause report and how you can get

“Why Are Young People So Lazy?” (Spoiler: they’re not.) A c-suite exec dropped that line—and it sparked a deeper dive into generational shifts, workplace loyalty, and what younger leaders really want. Listen in for a fresh take on what’s changing—and why it matters.

The race isn’t over... just changing lanes. Elissa and Alex close out the Revival of Faith series with reflections on endurance, community, and keeping your eyes on Jesus. It’s also a goodbye-for-now to Alex, whose time behind the mic has left a lasting mark on this podcast and everyone who’s listened along the way.

RNIB are launching a new phase of their Out of Sight Campaign and you can get involved. Amelia spoke to Vivienne Francis, RNIB Chief Strategy And Public Affairs Officer, to learn more. To sign the petition visit: https://bit.ly/RNIBOutOfSight Image shows the RNIB Connect Radio logo. On a white background ‘RNIB’ written in bold black capital letters and underlined with a bold pink line. Underneath the line: ‘Connect Radio’ is written in black in a smaller font)

During a year of massive funding cuts to the nation's social service providers, the Weissberg Foundation is challenging traditional assumptions in philanthropy about foundation spending. As Executive Director Ricshawn Adkins Roane puts it, "Five percent is a floor, not a ceiling." Find out why staff and board members decided to spend twice the amount originally budgeted, to support their nonprofit partners and the vulnerable communities they serve. Hear the case Ricshawn and her board make to other

Matters of the Heart is a teaching series from Pastor Keith Manley, based on his book of the same title, exploring how the condition of our heart shapes our walk with God.

In this conversation, we speak with Erinn Rowe, CEO of Harvest Hope Food Bank, the largest food bank in South Carolina. Erin discusses the organization's extensive operations, the challenges faced during her tenure, especially during the pandemic, and the importance of efficiency and collaboration in nonprofit management.She emphasizes the need for a culture of excellence and the significance of understanding the backend operations to make informed decisions. The conversation concludes with

Why are young Black women being diagnosed with breast cancer at higher rates and younger ages? In this eye-opening segment, Dr. Lisa Newman, Chief of Breast Surgery at Weill Cornell Medicine, explains the genetic connection between African ancestry and breast cancer risk.Dr. Newman breaks down her groundbreaking research on triple negative breast cancer (TNBC), ancestry, and the science of oncologic anthropology — revealing how history, biology, and health inequities intersect. This is essential

🎙️ New Episode AnnouncementWhat makes a movement last? It isn’t charisma alone. It isn’t money. It isn’t even strategy. It’s the kind of leadership that ignites conviction and multiplies courage. In Episode 4, we dive into what I call movement-based leadership—leadership that goes beyond transactions and titles to ignite something deeper. We’ll look at the difference between traditional leadership models—transactional, transformational, authoritarian—and leadership that fuels movements grounded

The girls are back, and this month, it’s alllll about It’s My Park Day! Join Katie and Suzy as they give you the lowdown on APF’s biggest volunteer event, happening on Saturday, November 1st. They’ll outline the basics, highlight some unique IMPD projects, and tell you how you can participate. And don’t forget: after you give back, you get to collect your givebacks! They’ll tell you where you can redeem free goodies and special discounts all over town.