Brian Wenke, Executive Director of It Gets Better, joins Katrina VanHuss to share how the organization has stayed relevant for 15 years—by evolving platforms, centering belonging, and guarding its mission.From brand partnerships to smart digital moderation, this conversation is packed with real lessons for any nonprofit leader navigating a noisy world.

More inflation coming: the Fed will lower its key interest rate by 25 basis points next week and again in December, according to a Reuters poll.

History suggests that abuse of power is an inevitable feature of the modern welfare-warfare-regulatory state.

In this powerful episode of the Game Over: c*ncer, hosts Dana and Val sit down with Maria Ochoa, president and co-founder of Mia’s Miracles Foundation. Maria, along with her husband, professional golfer Camilo Villegas, created Mia's Miracles in honor of their daughter Mia, who passed away from brain and spine cancer at just 22 months old.Maria opens up about surrender, grief, PTSD, and the unseen weight caregivers carry. She shares how love, boundaries, and support can transform the hardest

Public sector organizations are under siege—ransomware attacks are now more frequent and sophisticated than ever before. In this episode, our Cybersecurity Working Group dives into two recent cyberattacks that struck at the heart of our nation’s courts, targeting justice systems that millions rely on each day.Returning to the host’s chair is Larry Zorio, Chair of the Cybersecurity Working Group and Chief Information Security Officer at Mark43. Larry leads an insightful discussion with David Slayton,

In this special Pink-tober episode, the focus is on breast cancer awareness and the unique approach of the INDY Foundation. The statistics reveal the widespread impact of breast cancer, but the INDY Foundation emphasizes the importance of community connection and action. Highlighting local initiatives, the episode details events like the Think Pink for Indie, where the community gathers to support cancer warriors and provides financial aid. The episode also shares touching personal stories, such as

Send us a text From Donor-Centric to Community-Centric: Building Equity Into Fundraising Most “best practices” put donors and boards at the top of the pyramid - and everyone else (staff, volunteers, service users) at the bottom. In this episode of The Small Nonprofit Podcast, Maria Rio breaks down the shift from donor-centric to community-centric fundraising and why this change is key to building a more equitable nonprofit sector. Maria unpacks how covert white supremacy sh...

Meet Miss Debbie and hear about her awesome hidden talents and so much more.

On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell are joined by Sacred Heart Radio manager Bill Levitt to reflect on the passing this week of Fr. Rob Jack, a longtime member of the Sacred Heart Radio family, who poured countless hours into the mission of Catholic radio. Other guests include Gary Zimak, author of “Lord, Save Me,” and Karlo Broussard from Catholic Answers. Plus news, weather, sports, and more… ***** Prayer for our Beloved Dead God our Father,Your power brings us

While it is true that one cannot create entrepreneurs in a classroom setting, it still is important that people how entrepreneurship works. No one explains entrepreneurship better than Austrian economists.

Zambia is facing a critical immunization gap. Coverage for children under one has plummeted from approximately 84% in 2021 to just 64% in 2023, leaving many of the 700,000 babies born annually vulnerable. This decline is happening as the country faces a stark financial reality: a transition from Gavi support which requires it to increase its co-payment for critical vaccines as per its agreement with Gavi from the outset, and projected general annual vaccine costs approaching $35 m...

In this week's episode, we welcome George Bayaard, Executive Director, with The Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives.The Grand Rapids African American Museum & Archives’ mission is to collect and retell the rich, colorful stories that compose the historic African American tapestry of living in Grand Rapids.George Bayaard joined us on the program to speak about the big move for GRAAMA to a new location full of immense potential for the organization.The Grand Rapids African

🎧 New Episode of The Future Money PodcastOn this episode of The Future Money Podcast, host Kokayi talks to Casey Ariel, Founder & CEO of Blaze Group, about her path from structuring multi-billion-dollar credit facilities for major tech corporations to creating a fintech education and training platform transforming how money moves through communities. Casey is currently working with the Interledger Foundation as a Strategic Lead to expand Interledger’s reach across financial institutions,

This week's The Herald Scotland Podcast is a selection of articles read and recorded from The Herald Scotland website between Wednesday 22nd October and Tuesday 28th October 2025 by volunteers for the charity Cue and Review Print Speaking to the Blind.

On this podcast I cover the results of the Honda Challenge Regional Championships for Northeast, Mid Atlantic and South east. I also give an update on the Sedan and also the end of year calendar. Place your bets on weather I make it out to a track event before the year is over.

🎙️Group Chat Podcast — Lock ’Em Up: Week of Winners (Week 10)The Group Chat boys are back in the war room, chasing redemption and chaos in Week 9 of college and NFL football. Mayor Cantrell’s already on the TV, the iPad battery’s dying, and the Lock ’Em Up crew is firing off picks, parlays, and pure foolishness. 🧠 Pick ’Em Segment Five games. Three college. Two NFL. No mercy. College slate: Tulane vs UTSA, Vanderbilt vs Texas, Oklahoma vs Tennessee. NFL picks: Chiefs @ Bills and Saints

Send us a text If peace always feels one step away, this conversation invites you to stop chasing the horizon and meet the Shepherd who stands in the room. We talk about how a certain kind of “spiritual hunger” can disguise plain restlessness, and why the Lord is my shepherd only changes us when we hear it in present tense. Drawing from Psalm 23, the Lord’s Prayer, Lamentations’ new mercies, and Jesus’ warning about tomorrow’s troubles, we explore a quieter way to live: trust God for this day...

In this episode of the Digital Innovator Circle, we sit down with Mike Fraser, CEO of the College of American Pathologists (CAP), to explore how his organization, with 19,000 members, reimagined its digital education strategy—and launched CAP on Demand, a Netflix-style content library, in 108 days. Mike shares how CAP approached this bold innovation as a member value initiative (not a direct monetization play), how they consolidated scattered content into one curated hub, and why he believes ...

Bay Cove Human Services' President & CEO joins the podcast to discuss the work his organization is doing, the challenges they face, and the impact they have on the communities they serve.