🚨 THE MOUNT RUSHMORE OF MID IS HERE.Sponsored by Precision Agra Spray — they do crop dusting where regular crop dusters can’t reach… kind of like this podcast. This week, the boys go full petty philosopher mode and draft the most perfectly average things on planet Earth. No rules. No mercy. All mid. 💬 Inside the chaos: • Nick declares concerts are overrated — “I’d rather drum on my steering wheel alone like a civilized man.” • Damien calls 11 p.m. the most useless time of day and says

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Dr. Ian McGilchrist, best known for his books “The Matter with Things” (2021) and “The Master and His Emissary” (2009), is a psychiatrist, philosopher, and neuroscientist well known around the world. He comes on today, not only to take the (in)famous Light-O-Meter test, but also to talk about reality, about how we relate to reality, and the old vs new schools of thought. ✒ Substack: https://johnheersftf.substack.com/ ⓧ https://x.com/johnfromftf 🍷The best dinner party you’ve ever experienced - Supra

In this episode, Maria shares actionable strategies to help you interview with confidence and land the evaluation roles you're ready for. She breaks down the three most common types of interview questions, what interviewers are really looking for with each, and how to tailor your responses using real evaluation examples. You'll learn a simple framework to structure your answers with clarity and see it in action in real-life examples from interview answers of experienced evaluators. Download your

In this inspiring episode, host Nicole Ahles (Edge Home Finance) talks with Liz Rich, a former kindergarten teacher turned powerhouse mortgage broker, about what it means to build a business rooted in faith, service, and determination. Liz shares how she went from teaching in a classroom to closing over sixty loans a year, balancing business [...]The post Women’s Mortgage Network Podcast: Episode 9 appeared first on AIME.

Bill Horan and Matt Leonard learned about a local group called NY Furs, which looks to bring people together at in-person furry events all over New York, each event giving an opportunity for people to let their fur fly toward their goal of strengthening the local community to keep furries connected to local happenings.  They speak with Anthony Ryabchikov, the Founder of NY Furs, and their Head of their Events Team Manager, Vinny Lugo, also known by Vinegar.

“I see that you are preparing the groundwork for supporting Nixon,” Rothbard wrote Meyer. “Again, for shame! Is this what conservative principles are coming down to...?"

This episode provides an extensive overview of the legal and practical considerations for Canadian charities accepting cryptocurrency donations. It confirms that charities can accept crypto, but must treat it as a gift-in-kind for tax purposes, requiring immediate conversion to Canadian dollars to issue official tax receipts and determine fair market value. The discussion explores the benefits of attracting a new, younger donor base and reducing transaction fees, while also warning about

“Mas nuestra ciudadanía está en los cielos, de donde también esperamos al Salvador, al Señor Jesucristo;”FILIPENSES‬ ‭3‬:‭20‬ ‭RVR1960‬‬

In this important episode of The Lasting Mission Podcast, MRC’s Britt Myers sits down with Katt Whittenberger, founder and executive director of Mountain Valor - an unwavering VSO (veteran service organization) advocating for rural Virginia veterans, empowering them to overcome challenges and thrive in their communities through multiple outlets. In this installment, Katt details her mission to serve an all to often forgotten sect of forgotten veteran; those living in rural America with...

Understanding And Walking In Our Daily Vision

On this episode, Rabbi Joshua is joined by Tim Nistler for a conversation about the impending cuts to SNAP benefits and how it is affecting our food pantry community. Tim shares the staggering new record of households in one week, and speaks about how you can help us serve those most in need. https://friendsindeedpas.org

Caroline Biesalski introduces Jenny Alday Townsend, exploring her life transformation and journey toward self-awareness. Jenny shares her pivotal turning point, detailing how personal growth has significantly impacted her business. The discussion delves into nurturing various life areas and Jenny's achievements in winning personal awards. Emphasizing the influence of mentors and coaches, Jenny offers insights into her support network. The conversation also covers Jenny's future projects and

As the first U.S city to implement a congestion pricing program, New York City has begun charging vehicles entering high-traffic areas of Manhattan a toll. With this initiative, NYC is testing what could be a consequential urban policy for transportation and climate at the municipal level. Ten months into the program, what have we learned? In this episode of People Places Planet, host Sebastian Duque Rios speaks about congestion pricing with Robert Puentes, Vice President and Director of

*****UPDATE: After we recorded this episode, GoFundMe announced they would reverse their stance on auto-generated nonprofit donation pages made without their consent making them opt-in instead of opt-out. Unclaimed Nonprofit Pages, they wrote in a public response, would be removed and de-indexed.*****In this episode of Nonprofit Newsfeed, George Weiner, Chief Whaler of Whole Whale, and Nick Azulay, digital strategist at Whole Whale, dive into a startling discovery involving GoFundMe's creation of

According to the Giving USA 2025 report, individual giving rose from last year. But three-quarters of dollars raised came from just 3% of donors. When giving is this top-heavy, should you keep investing in your annual fund program? In today's episode, we explore why the annual fund remains essential for long-term donor relationships — with insights on donor retention, stewardship through storytelling, and direct mail strategies to re-engage lapsed donors and strengthen your donor pipeline. Free

In his first-ever podcast conversation, Aimee sits down with Rabbi Elon Soniker, author of Uriel's Light, to talk about faith, family, and finding meaning after unimaginable loss. Rabbi Soniker shares the story of his son, Uriel, his brief but powerful life, and the light that continues to shine through his memory. Together, they explore what it means to grieve as a parent, as a rabbi, and as part of a community that often doesn't know what to say or do in the face of perinatal loss. This powerful

In part one of the Go and Sin No More series, we focus on Jesus’ encounter with the man at the pool of Bethesda. After thirty-eight years of suffering, this man’s life changes forever when Jesus tells him to rise, take up his bed, and walk. But the miracle doesn’t stop there — Jesus later commands him to “sin no more.” This episode explores what it means to be made whole not just physically, but spiritually, and how true healing calls us to walk in righteousness.

Keizo Takemi, recent Japan Minister of Health, Labour and Welfare (September 2023-October 2024), shares his personal story that took him to Taiwan, CNN/Japan, the Diet, Harvard, back to the Diet, and recently into the cabinet of then Prime Minister Kishida. Along the way he became a leading force in charting Japan's approach to global health. As Minister he put a spotlight on the thousands of single, isolated elderly who die alone in Japan, unnoticed for days. Though expensive, wearable digital

n this episode of Good Work West Texas, hosts Cindy Payton and Leslie Crisp sit down with Kathleen Kirwan-Haynie, Executive Director of Senior Life Midland, and Saul Herrera, who has served the organization for over 30 years.They share heartwarming stories of connection, compassion, and community through programs like Meals on Wheels, the Retired Senior Volunteer Program, and the Foster Grandparent initiative. From delivering over five million meals to providing purpose for volunteers of all ages,