Information Sharing Of The Elders -this segment is about how the older generations from all over the world were able to keep themselves alive thru basic understandings of life and nature but were also doomed to tribal extinctions of new brains and leaders and cultural breeding began to rise along with technology.#Journalistic_Media

Narrative Manipulation -this segment is about how the world of health that we now know, has its origins based out of wealthy Elitists during the early part of the last century where eating cycles and face coverings have become normalized and also exposed by normal researchers.#Journalistic_Media

Social Media Documentation -this segment is about how far and fast networking and information sharing has come along ever since the modern human timeliness has changed since the end of the Mayan Calendar and start of THE CERN particle smasher. #Journalistic_Media

We connect with Nathan Chappell, Founder and Chair of Fundraising.AI, Chief AI Officer at Virtuous and author of The Generosity Crisis, and Nonprofit AI, to explore how nonprofits can rebuild trust and reignite generosity in the age of AI. We unpack what radical connection really means, how to fix broken incentives, and why the future of giving will depend on curiosity, courage, and care.

Jennie Magiera, Global Head of Education Impact at Google, joins the podcast to discuss her journey from classroom teacher to tech leader. She shares practical ways educators can use Google Gemini to support diverse student needs and save time, while also addressing critical data privacy considerations and introducing a brand-new hub of AI resources for teachers.Jennie on LinkedInCourageous Edventures, discover your own version of innovation, using the limitless possibilities of educational

What happens when leadership is guided not by power, but by love? In this episode, Don explores the tension between love and control - and what it really means to lead with honesty, courage, and care. Based on his meditation “When Love Leads,” Don reflects on how love, when practiced in leadership, doesn’t soften accountability - it deepens it. Joining him is Alan Furth, co-founder of the Cobscook Institute and a lifelong educator whose work has been rooted in peace, honesty, respect, and em...

IntroductionWelcome back to Mission Control, the podcast where host Paul J. Schmidt takes listeners behind the scenes of organizations and leaders driving change in their communities. This episode dives into the story of Jessica Johns, co-founder and executive director of Storehouse for Community Resources. This nonprofit has quietly transformed the way Michigan organizations access essential goods.From its humble beginnings—operating with zero employees and a borrowed pallet jack—Storehouse has

More than 50 million Americans face food insecurity. And in the U.S., 9 out of the 10 counties with the highest rate of food insecurity are rural. To offset this disparity, Roundhouse Foundation recently launched a 6 million dollar investment which will support local food purchase over the next three years. Carly Auten is food program director at NeighborImpact, a grant recipient that distributes more than 4 million pounds of food every year and feeds 80,000 people across Central Oregon every month

A pop-culture detour with a purpose: Tom breaks down how Netflix’s Wednesday (Season 2) portrays fundraising—manipulative galas, predatory leaders, “mind-control” asks—and contrasts it with ethical, mission-centered practice. If your board’s first idea is “throw a gala,” this one’s for you.In this episode Why TV gets fundraising wrong (manipulation, greed, event-centric thinking) What ethical fundraising actually looks like: gratitude, consent, mission & impact The real problems with events

Kate Williams, Chief Executive Officer of 1% for the Planet, joins the conversation to share how a simple idea—businesses and individuals committing 1% of annual revenues to environmental causes—has evolved into a powerful global movement.Founded by Yvon Chouinard (Patagonia) and Craig Matthews, 1% for the Planet has inspired thousands of companies across more than 100 countries to give back to the planet. With over $820 million certified in lifetime giving, the organization is on track to reach

Host Kim Wardlow welcomes Annaliese Knop, mental health professional, and Laura Millar, public health expert—co-founders of the Blind Sexuality Access Network (BSAN)—for a deep, empowering discussion about safe online dating, boundaries, consent, and healthy connections in the blind and low-vision community.They unpack the “Be Nice and Educate” mindset often taught to blind individuals, showing how it can unintentionally suppress autonomy. Annaliese and Laura explain the FRIES model of consent

“Why Are Young People So Lazy?” (Spoiler: they’re not.) A c-suite exec dropped that line—and it sparked a deeper dive into generational shifts, workplace loyalty, and what younger leaders really want. Listen in for a fresh take on what’s changing—and why it matters.

The race isn’t over... just changing lanes. Elissa and Alex close out the Revival of Faith series with reflections on endurance, community, and keeping your eyes on Jesus. It’s also a goodbye-for-now to Alex, whose time behind the mic has left a lasting mark on this podcast and everyone who’s listened along the way.

Ann Hutchison is the President & CEO of the Fort Collins Area Chamber of Commerce. Born in Fort Collins, Ann earned her B.A. in Speech Communication/Journalism and Mass Communications from UNC and began her career in Kansas before returning to Fort Collins in 2003.Throughout her Chamber career, Ann has overseen communications, events, the Talent Initiative, and Leadership Fort Collins while advancing business-friendly policy and community building. Ann lives in Fort Collins and is an avid

In today’s episode, Lois chats with Mlimbisi Msibi (also known as Coach Jack) from Corinthians Africa, a youth empowerment organisation in Gauteng, South Africa. Amongst the programmes they offer youth, Corinthians Africa have started an active blind football team. For his work empowering both youth with and without disabilities, Mlimbisi Msibi was the recipient of a Young Mandela Award in 2025. During the conversation, Coach Jack shares the story of how Corinthians Africa came to be, and how the

Here we are Talking about Can dogs see Ghost.A spooky Ghost tale about Blue dog.That time of year Bonfire night when our beloved dogs struggle with Fireworks.And of course did you know this about dogs.Also a bit about what we been up to. Book launch day which went really well. We Been in the local paperAlso we was invited to Make the difference award H&W BBC radio which was lovely night and so many amazing people. Me and Sam did get the giggles at the wrong time on the night By me having a bit

A curated slice of Focus On:, our monthly interview series with Kansas librarians in school, public, and academic roles. From playful programs to serious research, these conversations show the surprising, essential ways libraries shape their communities.

In episode 159 of Cybersecurity Where You Are, Sean Atkinson is joined by Joshua Palsgraf, Sr. Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at the Center for Internet Security® (CIS®), and Randy Rose, Vice President of Security Operations & Intelligence at CIS. Together, they dive into the scariest malware of 2025 in this special Halloween edition.The conversation explores what makes today’s malware truly terrifying, from stealthy threats that hide in plain sight to modular malware that evolves faster than