Victoria has created history as the first Australian state to sign a treaty with First Nations people. The landmark moment comes days after media legend Ray Martin gave a powerful address at the annual Joan Kirner Social Oration on governments’ repeated failures to face up to the true horror of colonisation. Martin, who discovered his own Indigenous heritage in the 90s with his great-great-grandmother being a member of the Kamilaroi nation, has been a passionate advocate for a better deal for...

🎙️ Not Mott’s Mailbag — Presented by the Lafourche Concerts & Events Club The boys are back answering the questions nobody else would dare ask in this week’s chaotic edition of Not Mott’s Mailbag — proudly brought to you by the fine folks who still throw better concerts than the Pelicans throw leads. This week’s inbox was loaded: 💌 Which Louisiana town are we evicting in exchange for a Buc-ee’s? 💬 Why does Galiano have two water towers — and are we in danger of running out of water or just

In this episode of The Responsive Lab, hosts Carly Berna and Scott Holthaus sit down with capital campaign expert Amy Eisenstein of Capital Campaign Pro to demystify one of the most ambitious and often misunderstood fundraising tools in a nonprofit’s playbook: the capital campaign.Amy shares her journey from development director to co-founder of a firm that has guided hundreds of organizations through campaigns ranging from $3M to $150M. You’ll learn the key

Ridiculously, Treasury Sec Bessent said in a television interview earlier this month that the peso was “undervalued” and he intended to “buy low and sell high.”

Vision For Our Daily Living Part 1

This week, Voices United welcomes one of Florida’s most recognizable law enforcement leaders — Sheriff Grady Judd of Polk County.With 53 years in uniform, Sheriff Judd shares what it means to still see himself as a street cop first and why “stepping up” when opportunity knocks has been his lifelong philosophy. He opens up about his faith, his marriage of 53 years, and even offers heartfelt advice for George’s daughter and her fiancé as they prepare to tie the knot.The Sheriff also gives listeners an

Caroline Biesalski introduces Mousa Hamad, providing insights into his background and experiences. The conversation explores the intersection of mental health and leadership, highlighting the importance of maintaining well-being in professional settings. Mousa shares innovative hiring strategies that can transform business practices. The discussion emphasizes the value of coaches and mentors in fostering business growth. Goal-setting and intention are examined as critical components for achieving

In this episode of the Fundraising Masterminds Podcast, we're asking a question every Christian nonprofit leader should consider: is fundraising Biblical?Join us as we walk through ten powerful passages that reveal the heart behind Biblical fundraising. From Exodus to Corinthians, we’re talking about everything you need to know about giving, generosity, and why it's so important to offer your partners the opportunity to give.See how Moses’ call for offerings shaped God’s people in the

Episode 7 John Dalziel talks about his time in the Marines, his transition to civilian life, and how he is now volunteering with the Brady Oberg Legacy Foundation to make a difference in the lives of fellow veterans.

🎙️ Group Chat Podcast: Episode 23 — LSU Meltdown, Lane Kiffin Mania & Saints Sadness If you thought Halloween was scary, wait till you hear this one. Brian Kelly got fired. The Governor lost his mind on live TV. BK is out here talking about “morality clauses” and drinking 40s alone. And the Saints just handed the keys to Tyler Shough, officially entering their “what-if-we-tried-chaos” era. 👀 Inside the episode: The boys break down the wildest week in LSU history — buyouts, rumors, gossip,

..."It is the most beautiful, the most noble side of neighbourly love, wherein the word has fully become deed...." This week, I’m sharing quotes from The Untapped Power of Jewish Fellowships and Forgotten Approaches to Care to connect the practice of hevrot to our work in fundraising. Reflection questions: How are you "thinking in relationship" to avoid depersonalizing our donors to goals or metrics?How are you bringing groups of donors together during the capital campaign to create communiti...

Lynette McIntosh-Madrigal is joined by James Harrison, Crystal Heilig, and Marcia C. Wilson to discuss how their churches are doing ministry with their communities. They are all members of different AME Zion churches in North Carolina who are also part of CCDA’s Flourishing Congregations Initiative. They share about their experience with the program, how they are listening to their communities, and how they are partnering with their neighbors.Learn more about CCDA’s Flourishing Congregations

In this episode, we explore what it truly means to build your life on a solid foundation. Many call Jesus “Lord,” but few actually live in obedience to His words. We’ll look at how Scripture compares our lives to buildings—either grounded on the shifting sands of the world or the unshakable rock of Christ. With passages from Luke, Corinthians, Matthew, and Joshua, we’ll uncover how our daily choices reveal who or what we truly serve, and how faith built on obedience can withstand any storm.

Julie Martin, Peer-Aid Training Co-Ordinator at Betknowmore, shares her heartbreaking story about her ex-husband who had a gambling addiction for 25+ years. She shares how it affected him, and those around him, including his wife and two young children. Sadly, with his gambling addiction came abusive behaviour, which led to the demise of their relationship, and tragically, his life. Julie now works in the gambling related harms industry, providing training to peer aid co-ordinators, to help those

When Life Give You a Traffic Jam, Find Your U-turn.Channel that raw powerful emotion into something creative, productive and useful.Cursing and hand slamming wont make the cars go faster.

As the snow starts to fall, Vancouver Island lead field technician and avalanche forecaster Colin Garritty joins us to talk about what we need to know early season, how to make the most of the skinny conditions, and how this winter is shaping up.

Our first episode features the conversation between Vanessa and Dr. Safiya U. Noble, author of Algorithms of Oppression: How Search Engines Reinforce Racism, as she shares the impact of algorithmic injustice and how it shapes storytelling.

While Murray Rothbard opposed the communist system, he also recognized that Cuba was no threat to the US militarily or economically. That is why he believed the US must recognize Cuba's government and permit trade and travel between the two countries.

The CIA’s efforts to foment a coup have already failed once. Will Trump try it again?

In this PEIMS Series Episode, hosts Beth Naegeli and Karen Holyfield welcome Lytle ISD PEIMS Coordinator Betty Evans. Betty’s remarkable story starts in year one of being a PEIMS Coordinator, where she worked with administration to improve data processes and campus engagement. In just her first year, she became an integral part in finding new revenue sources for the district. Learn about Lytle ISD’s efforts and much more in today’s TASBOcast!