There have been four gold busts under the fiat dollar money regimes since the “freeing” of the gold price in March 1968. Will the current gold boom end in a similar bust?

In a time when fabric stores were folding under economic pressure, SewSnip became the thread that stitched Blake Serrano’s future back together.Blake wasn’t just looking for a way to sell fabric; he was searching for a way to survive. As small business owners across the country struggled to stay afloat, SewSnip emerged as more than a marketplace; it became a movement. By connecting buyers and sellers of fabric and offering hands-on guidance to store owners on how to level up their operations,

Send us a text What if one program could transform an entire school’s culture—helping students with and without disabilities build real friendships, learn teamwork, and create a spirit of belonging? That’s exactly what Unified Sports is doing. It’s a high school program run through the Special Olympics that brings students with and without intellectual disabilities together to play in sports competitions—and it’s creating ripple effects of kindness and inclusion in high schools all over the n...

Recent headlines suggested a link between acetaminophen during pregnancy and autism or ADHD, sparking fear and second-guessing. We dig into what the studies actually say, why association is not causation, and how large sibling-based analyses change the picture. Boundless Medical Director Dr. Cynthia Ripsin and State Director of Behavioral Health and Education Services Kendra Hill join host, Scott Light, to talk plainly about fever risk in pregnancy, the role of safe treatment, and how s...

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Bob explains Lerner’s Symmetry Theorem and shows how tariffs ripple through exchange rates, exports, and trade balances—then tests those predictions against today’s Trump-era tariff shocks.

This episode of Little Bit of Good Presents: The Board Shake Up is a fiery finale on what it truly means to lead with equity, courage, and conviction. Guests ⁠Kishshana Palmer⁠ and ⁠Marie Dautruche⁠ bring bold honesty and brilliance to the mic, diving deep into what equity-based leadership really looks like beyond the buzzwords.Together, they unpack how boards can move from performative inclusion to systemic change, embracing shared power, accountability, and care as core leadership values. With

Are you carrying a burden today that feels too heavy? So often, we try to go it alone, believing spiritual strength means solitary struggle. But what if God designed worship and Christian life to be a shared experience, a divine support system?

No single person can help 400+ animals alone...it takes a village. In this episode, we shine a light on the volunteers, transporters, fosters, veterinarians, and community partners who come together to pull off our largest rescue effort of the year, Out of the Cold. One year, the need was higher than ever before and the Coco's Heart Dog Rescue community came together to welcome 400+ animals to rescue in one weekend. In this episode, we take a look back at how it all began, the early day...

– Hjernekraft er den nye oljen. Kunnskap er vår viktigste ressurs for å bygge et bærekraftig samfunn og sikre konkurransekraften vår, sier Svein Stølen. I denne episoden av Science4Impact møter vi Svein Stølen, professor i kjemi og tidligere rektor ved Universitetet i Oslo. Han jobber med å bygge økosystemer der ulike aktører samspiller tettere, både nasjonalt og internasjonalt, for å styrke kunnskapsdeling, innovasjon og bærekraftig verdiskaping. Stølen forteller om initiativene ...

Good morning! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Paul Schrimption, author of “The Most Dangerous Man in England,” to discuss St. John Henry Newman ahead of him being declared a Doctor of the Church and a Patron Saint of Catholic Education this weekend. Other guests include pastoral counselor Kevin Prendergast to discuss a report on the mental health of priests, and Gary Michuta on how St. Paul evangelized. Plus news, weather, sports, and more… ***** Prayer

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The people of Iran suffer not only from authoritarian rule, but they also are victims of an economy in which the authoritarian rulers engage in central economic planning that is destroying the economy. It’s an economy based upon plunder, not production.

On this week's show, we'll be talking to Jerry Michael--a prior member of NYFOA's Board of Directors--about "front-burner" and "back-burner" issues surrounding forest ownership and management."The mission of the New York Forest Owners Association (NYFOA) is to promote sustainable forestry practices and improved stewardship on privately owned woodlands in New York State. NYFOA fulfills this critical mission by being the leading organization to provide education, peer-to-peer networking,

In this episode of Build Relationships. Break Poverty., we continue our Path to Graduation series with Partner Krista Carver from Core Community Church in Shelby, Ohio. Krista shares how her church, though small in size, has built two thriving partnerships—one in Guatemala and one in Uganda—through obedience, relationship, and a vision for sustainability. Together, we explore what it means to start a partnership with the end in mind, how true transformation happens through relationship, and h...

Today we bring you a conversation recorded in Covas do Barroso, in northern Portugal, during the annual resistance camp against lithium mining. This small mountain village, recognized by the FAO as a World Agricultural Heritage Site, faces plans for one of Europe's largest open-pit lithium mines. A mine that threatens to destroy 2,000 hectares of community land, contaminate the waters of the Covas River—a tributary of the Douro river—and displace a community that has lived self-sufficiently for

Hoje partilhamos uma conversa gravada em Covas do Barroso, no norte de Portugal, durante o acampamento anual de resistência contra a exploração de lítio. Esta pequena aldeia, reconhecida pela FAO como Património Agrícola Mundial, enfrenta os planos para uma das maiores minas de lítio a céu aberto da Europa. Uma mina que ameaça destruir 2000 hectares de baldios comunitários, contaminar as águas do Rio Covas - afluente do Douro - e deslocar uma comunidade que há gerações vive de forma autossuficiente

Este podcast es manejado por tres mejores amigas llamadas Estrella, Luna y Sol. Este podcast es en Español y habla de música, películas, historias y mucho más. Escúchennos cada los Jueves de cada semana.

What do you do with 720,000 square feet of dead mall? Towns across America are struggling to find the answer as their malls shut down, leaving budget craters and infrastructure nightmares in their wake. Abby is joined by Carlee Alm-LaBar, Strong Towns' chief of staff and a former city staffer, to explore whether the answer is a grand redevelopment plan — or thinking radically smaller.ADDITIONAL SHOW NOTES “A Town's Single Largest Taxpayer Is Also Its Biggest Headache” by Jim Zarroli, The New York

Bankers will be bankers, and AI can only add to their hubris.