Send us Fan Mail Crime is falling in cities across America—so why does the public conversation sound like the opposite? Crime analyst Jeff Asher, co-founder of AH Datalytics and host of The Jeff-alytics Podcast, joins us to unpack how crime data is being misused, misread, and weaponized. Social media, misinformation, and rising partisanship have turned crime statistics into political ammunition. When leaders deny data that challenges their views and exploit single violent incidents for politi...

In this series Pastor Keith explores the unseen battles we face in our thoughts and reveals how renewing our minds with God’s truth can transform the way we think and live.

Thos week we catch up with Alex Fearon on how she moved from charity generalist work to running Maybe Later, a specialist email marketing business for charities. If you’ve ever wondered whether email is “done”, Alex makes a strong case that charities have barely scratched the surface. We also talk about the less glamorous foundations that stabilise self-employment including revenue planning, setting realistic targets that respect seasons, keeping a tax pot, and having a monthly money d...

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Quincy council focuses on salaries and Flock cameras. Quincy playground arrest. Winter coat drive.

1 in 2 American adults is struggling with social connection, and fewer than 20% are thriving. Aaron Hurst, the social entrepreneur behind the Taproot Foundation and the pro bono movement, says that's why volunteering and giving are collapsing, and why nonprofits hold the key to reversing it. Guest co-host Susan McPherson, author of The Lost Art of Connecting, joins us to dig into the U.S. Chamber of Connection's Six Points of Connection report, the first national index of its kind. In t...

Radio Free 501c brought to you by Rogue Tulips Consulting and USAE News!Episode 344: Volunteer EngagementHost: Cecilia Sepp, CAE, ACNP, LPEC, Principal, Rogue Tulips ConsultingGuest: J​ustin Burniske, Principal Consultant, Meta-Dao​J​ustin and I conduct a deep dive conversation into improving volunteer engagement across associations. ​We are both active volunteers and also help organizations through our professional work. We have a great time discussing everything from recruiting volunteers to

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No CEO can personally master every technological, geopolitical, and economic challenge confronting a modern organization. The leadership advantage now comes from building a system that draws on the knowledge of the entire team—and enables the business to keep transforming without depending on one person for every answer. In this episode of C-Suite Perspectives, Steve Odland, President and CEO of The Conference Board, speaks with Constantine Alexandrakis, CEO of Russell Reynolds Associates and

TakeawaysThink Pink for INDY is a free community breast cancer fundraiser on Thursday, October 15 at Legends Bar & Grill in St. Cloud, Minnesota. Every dollar raised goes to local breast cancer patients through INDY Foundation.Troy Lenarz and Brandon Voigt started with $1,800 raised in their first year and are on track to pass $60,000 in total. Their takeaway for anyone who wants to start something in their own town: if you can do something, you should do something.Showing up does not have to be

Three years ago, on October 7, 2023, Hamas attacked the Nova festival in southern Israel. Inside a crowded bomb shelter, a 22-year-old off-duty soldier named Aner Shapira promised to throw back any grenade that came through the door. He did it seven times. The eighth took his life. At least seven people in that shelter survived.In this Focus on Israel conversation, Laurie Cardoza-Moore talks with Aner's mother, Shira, and his father, Moshe. They describe the last meal the whole family shared, the

Send us Fan Mail What happens when an HOA board gets hit with six-figure surprise repairs? One board member shares how her community handled it. ✅ Is a Reserve Study right for you? 👉 https://www.reservestudy.com/ In Episode 178, Robert is joined by Arizona condo board member Sharry Fassett to share how her HOA board responded when a series of surprise repairs began putting their planning and reserves to the test. As problems surfaced, Sharry and her fellow board members learned the

Mercy Ships was serving in Guinea, when a volunteer named Beth walked into a bar.

Annalisa Enrile joins Dr. Sandie Morgan to turn hope from a feeling into a working tool for anti-trafficking organizations, with three steps for survivor leaders, social workers, students, and anyone who wants to support the movement.Chapters(00:00) - Hope Is More Than a Feeling(01:58) - Hope as a Verb and What to Measure (08:54) - How Traffickers Sell a Better Life (11:54) - Steps One and Two: A Clear Goal and a Mapped Path (15:42) - Step Three: Cultivating Agency (17:20) - Making the

For the Good of the Public brings you news and weekly conversations at the intersection of faith and civic life. Monday through Thursday, The Morning Five starts your day off with scripture and prayer, as we also catch up on the news together. Throughout the year, we air limited series on Fridays to dive deeper into conversations with civic leaders, thinkers, and public servants reimagining public life for the good of the public.Today's host was Michael Wear. Thanks for listening to The Morning

It's a new month and a new look at wellbeing. This month the Gal Pals are picking women of history who embody safety & boundaries. Bonnie starts us off with Erin Brockovich, the paralegal and environmental activist who built a case again PG& E and won! Oh and they made her life into a movie!

*LAST CHANCE to join the Fundraise with Confidence Workshop! Come join us LIVE and walk away with freedom in your fundraising: irisstorytelling.com/fundraising * You finally raised your support. Now you can focus on ministry and put fundraising behind you… right? That’s where a mistake can happen without you even realizing it. While you’re busy doing ministry, the donor relationships you worked so hard to build can slowly weaken. In this episode, I’m sharing 3 simple ways to keep d...

In this re-release episode of Thinking CAAP, Beck Moore reaches back into the archives for a timely conversation with Marie Conley, founder of M Conley Consulting and an upcoming keynote speaker at CAAP's 2026 Annual Conference, Mission Possible. Marie joins Beck Moore and Heather Holloway for a conversation about leadership, workplace culture, empathy, health advocacy, and what it means to live a "point-worthy" life. She shares how her nonlinear career path shaped her work as an HR anthropologist

Send us Fan Mail In this episode of Known Profits, we sit down with Shari Duthler from West Michigan Therapy Dogs to talk about the powerful connection between people and therapy dogs and the impact that connection can have on our community. The organization brings trained therapy dogs and their handlers into schools, hospitals, libraries, senior communities, and other settings to provide comfort, companionship, and connection. These visits can help reduce stress, brighten someone’s day, and ...

Japan just broke a major taboo, and Australia may be next. A serving defense minister is publicly questioning whether nuclear weapons, nuclear-powered submarines, and extended deterrence should still be off limits—and that shift opens up one of the most important security debates in the Indo-Pacific. Carl Rhodes and Christine Leah unpack why this matters far beyond Tokyo. If you care about Australia’s AUKUS path, the credibility of the US nuclear umbrella, or what happens when old taboos collide