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Bill Harris, manager of the South Shore Regional Library (sometimes called the Beth Shields Library or 19th Street Library) in Ruskin stops by to talk about the many services offered by the library, for free, because our taxes help pay for it. And now, they are currently remodeling the interior of the library to add even more services and and more areas to better serve us all.If you don't have a current library card, you'll find out how to get one and more when you listen to this podcast.

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Dr. Phil Knight and Jerry Brisson introduce a broader view of hunger among older populations by challenging traditional assumptions about food access. When Colleen Heflin and Madonna Harrington-Meyer discuss their book, they reveal that food scarcity is frequently the result of difficult budget trade-offs caused by high housing and utility expenses. Because older adults prioritize keeping a roof over their heads, food often becomes the most expendable budget item. Furthermore, Madonna

Welcome to our new Podcast to Celebrate our 3 Year anniversay, and what the rest of season six will talk about!

What documents do you need for a nonprofit grant application? Start by organizing your IRS determination letter, financial records, organizational and project budgets, board list, and funding sources. Then prepare supporting materials that help a funder understand your work.In episode two of Movement to Momentum, Ken McQuiller of Nonprofit Missionary walks through 10 grant attachments, explains why funders ask for them, and shares a simple way to keep them accessible. This episode is for nonprofit

In honor of Ted Kolderie’s birthday, we’re returning to one of our favorite conversations from the Bold by Choice archive.Originally released as Season 2, Episode 2, this special replay explores the life, ideas, and lasting influence of one of chartering’s most important systems thinkers. Ted Kolderie challenged leaders to look beyond individual schools and rethink the structure of public education itself. His work helped frame chartering not simply as a type of school, but as a strategy for

What would you tell yourself on the day you learned your child had Down syndrome?In this heartfelt episode of DSACO: Up for Discussion, host Sarah Soell welcomes fellow moms for a conversation about raising children with Down syndrome, finding community, and how their expectations have changed over the past two decades.Together, they reflect on early fears, meaningful friendships, and the moments their children challenged assumptions about what was possible. They also explore what “We Wouldn’t

Welcome to Season 4 - Episode 1 of The Bridge to Kindness Project Podcast On this Episode you will hear from the following organizations: Central Ohio Area Agency on Aging, Katie White Exec. Director 00:00 - 20:30 Each episode features interviews on how you can be involved, volunteer, donate and make a difference being a part of these non-profits in our region. To learn how your organization can become a part of The Bridge to Kindness project send an email to t...

Hear from Interim Safe House Director, Caleb Neyland, as he shares how your experience in construction, plumbing, electrical, flooring, finish carpentry, and more can bring Hope to the hopeless!Let us know your skillsets: https://edoh.io/1BvLoq.

Adam Gillard and Dick Wilkinson start with the congressional hearing featuring former special counsel Jack Smith. They argue it was performative clip-hunting ahead of the midterms that buried what Smith actually said about January 6th. They also cover the senator whose "gotcha" text messages fell apart when it came out that Smith was at an Iowa Hawkeyes game, not in Atlanta.Most of the episode breaks down Secretary Hegseth's annual State of the Forces address, delivered this year to E-6s and O-3s

What happens when you can build the software your business needs yourself? Jaeden and Jamie discuss ChatGPT workspaces, shared documents and presentations, then explore how rapidly improving AI tools lower the cost of creating custom software. Jaeden shares why he used ChatGPT to build a specialized editing tool for his data-licensing work. Learn where these tools can save work and create opportunities for a solo builder.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice

Linda watkins here and a lively chat with Tim Walker of Banter at Cropredy Festival 2026 speaking of their very enjoyable set on the main stage and what other projects they have coming up - not forgetting their current new album of course!

Linda Watkins chats with Jenn Butterworth and Will Pound about their history and their performance at Cropredy Festival. We get insights into how they arrived at this point and what makes this duo really work for them.

The Prison Show – No more Harm - Hope: Re-Entry, Reform & Second Chances - October 2nd 2026For 46 years, The Prison Show has been a Houston radio institution and a vital communication lifeline connecting incarcerated individuals, their families, and communities inside and outside prison walls.Broadcast live every Friday from 9–11 PM Central on KPFT 90.1 FM Houston and Facebook Live, The Prison Show provides hope, information, conversation, and connection—giving a voice to those too often

This reading is part of the SR2S (Seniors Read to Seniors) High School Education Program and is intended solely for People who are Blind and/or Print-Disabled. The Audible Local Ledger, a non-profit organization that is part of MAIN, the Massachusetts Audio Information Network, reads local news, information and educational content to many blind and print disabled listeners on the Cape, Islands and South Coast of Massachusetts. Along with the Sero iPhone app, smart speakers, specially tuned SCA

It's December 12. The appeal letter still needs a signature, the donation form asks for a mailing address twice, and nobody is sure who thanked last year's donors. Sound familiar? In this episode of Kari's Confessions, I walk through a realistic, month-by-month annual giving calendar for nonprofit leaders who are ready to stop confusing urgency with strategy. We start with three questions every staff and board should answer together: what counts toward your annual giving goal, what happens to a