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🎙 Episode 36: The Fuse Experience, Team Trust & Owning Your Attitude Hosted by Jonathon Haddad, AIME’s Chairman & CEO, and Tommy Golightly, AIME’s Marketing Manager. 🔥 Fuse Buzz Behind the scenes of AIME’s biggest event of the year, Fuse 2025. How the AIME team executes one of the mortgage industry’s top conferences with such [...] The post Broker Power-Up Podcast: Episode 36 appeared first on AIME.

When David first stepped on board a Mercy Ship, the young boy was quiet.

Final show in October and we went full sleepy hollow on this tricky treat. Moving forward, 1 of our 8 shows a month will be an addiction medicine specialty episode. For tonight's kick-off, former show host and LPN, Mike Oxley brought a fellow nurse-friend to the podcast. Krystal was amazing. Her experience, strength and hope will put you in check or at the least shed light on family dynamics and addiction. Trauma is a major cause of addiction. A specific event or events that replay in our mind

This month Mary Norman and Keri-Rose Lanotte recap what’s been happening this year with the RW PTA including a chat about our recent Fall Festival, what the purpose of that event is and where some of those funds go.If you wanted to participate in stocking the teacher’s lounge with fall snacks you can bring any items to the RW front office! They can be fall themed or just a great healthy snack to fuel our favorite people! Mary and Keri-Rose recapped Family Night, 7 Habits of Highly Effective

Join The Spokesman-Review's Emry Dinman for a live podcast conversation with Spokane District 2 City Council candidates, Kate Telis and Alejandro Barrientos in their district's public library: South Hill/Perry Branch.

In this month's episode of The Informed Animal Ally, the Vancouver Humane Society's Dawn Campbell discusses her role as a Veterinary Social Worker and the ways in which veterinary social work supports people and animals together.

Are you chasing numbers or building relationships?Most fundraisers are stuck on the hamster wheel.Chasing donors. Juggling events. Burning out.But what if the real breakthrough comes from slowing down?Here’s the playbook for human-centered, relationship-first fundraising:Schedule ONE meaningful conversation this week.→ Ask, “What inspired you to support us?”→ Listen—no agenda.Map supporters by engagement TYPE, not just dollar size.→ Who shows up at events?→ Who shares your content?→ Who asks tough

Caroline Biesalski introduces Lynette Weldon, who shares her personal journey and insights on self-care, mindset, and reclaiming one's identity. The conversation highlights the importance of setting boundaries and understanding self-worth in both personal and professional contexts. Lynette discusses her online presence and the influences that have shaped her path. She also shares her future aspirations and goals, offering inspiration to listeners. The episode concludes with closing remarks and a

Repost: Grant Writing 101 for Nonprofits: How to Find and Win the Right GrantsFinding and managing grants is one of the toughest parts of nonprofit growth. In this conversation, Tosha and grant writer Kate Hephner break down how to:Identify the right grant opportunitiesWrite stronger, more organized proposalsCollaborate effectively with your teamBuild a reputation as a trustworthy funding partnerThis episode is perfect for new nonprofit leaders, founders, and development staff ready to elevate their

This episode was recorded live on LinkedIn. Join me and Rachel at the all-virtual, free Nonprofit Social Media Summit November 18-19! What does it mean to be a changemaker in today’s nonprofit world — and how do we take that spirit onto social media, and even into the halls of government? In this powerful and thought-provoking episode, Rachel D’Souza, founder of Gladiator Consulting and a leading voice in community-centric fundraising, joins Nonprofit Nation to talk about changema...

Spokane Clean Air Agency Executive Director April Westby and Communications and Outreach manager Lisa Woodard joined reporter Nick Gibson to talk about the agency's impact and what everyday people can be doing better to preserve Spokane's air quality amidst the risk of wildfires and daily pollution.

What if your church could return to the simple but powerful mission Jesus gave 2,000 years ago? Impact Ministries is helping churches worldwide move from event-driven programming to relationship-driven discipleship. From building training centers in Zambia to reaching 2,000 leaders in Uganda, this global movement is creating eternal impact. How is your church currently making disciples? What would transformation look like in your community?

In the bustling and challenging world of non-profits, effective communication can make all the difference. Recently, our CEO, Zahra Esmail, caught up with Nadia Tchoumi, the founder of New Hope Media, to learn more about her journey and insights into supporting Black-led and Black-serving non-profits through media and communications. Nadia will be one of the keynote speakers at our 2025 BC Non-Profit Leadership Conference on June 5 & 6, and her story is one of passion, transformation, and

In this episode of Coffee Chat, Joyce Lin and Tyler Arnold from the Vantage Point team talk about the importance of the 2025 State of BC’s Non-Profit Sector Survey and why they’re inviting voices from across the province to take part. Now in its fifth year, the survey offers a crucial check-in on the realities non-profits in BC are facing. Joyce shares the story of how this initiative began during the pandemic and how it has become a powerful tool to support funding decisions, government

Innovations in Chiropractic Care: Foot Levelers' Legacy and Future with Jamie GreenawaltIn this episode of The Spinal Chat Podcast, PCA Executive Director Mike Barba interviews Jamie Greenwalt, President of Foot Levelers. They discuss the company's 73-year legacy, founded by a chiropractor, its commitment to innovation, and its significance in the chiropractic community. Jamie shares her personal journey, the impact of Foot Levelers' orthotic products, and the introduction of advanced 3D scanning

In this episode, Russ and Nat discuss all things spooky with our special guest Grace O'Hara, who has volunteered and worked at Bee Meadow Farm for many years, and has a ban on ouija boards in her family.Tune in for chocolate vs. dogs, creepy banshees, freaks of nature, rat cannibalism, two-headed bovines, Russ's lush and mobile eyebrows, Hallowe'en zebras, and a moving poetry recitation. "We as a society only value something after it's gone, or when it's plastinated." "Give me all your

In this week's episode the hosts delve into the ongoing U.S. government shutdown and its implications for the nonprofit sector. The shutdown, now extending over half a month, poses significant challenges for nonprofits that rely on government partnerships. With 750,000 federal workers furloughed, nonprofits face operational hurdles, particularly in grant management and accessing social services like SNAP benefits. The shutdown's ripple effects could increase demand for nonprofit services as more

Send us a text This episode features a conversation about the possible loss of SNAP benefits to millions nationwide. United Way of King County has championed the impact of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, which provides families nationwide with the means to keep food on the table. However, due to the current federal government shutdown, funding to SNAP hasn’t been replenished, and the program could soon run out of money. We sat down with United Way’s Director for ...

Good morning! On today’s show, Matt Swaim and Anna Mitchell welcome Trevor Lipscombe to discuss Catholic University of America publishing the dissertation that Pope Leo wrote long before becoming pope. Other guests include Fr. John Gavin with more thoughts on Christian maturity from the Church Fathers, and Kevin Schmiesing with This Week in Catholic History. Plus news, weather, sports, and more… ***** St. Francis of Assisi’s Prayer for Enlightenment Almighty, eternal, just, and