Mark Thornton explains why $50 silver is a psychological barrier.

This is Episode 10. It’s a milestone episode. Double digits. And in each of the first nine, I can tell you how I feel when I finish listening. Invigorated. Ready to get out there and do what I love for this space. And thankful for all the nuggets of insight provided by our guest. I want to try to capture that in this episode by mining those insights, specifically those about video. We’re switching it up a bit. No guest today … it’s just me. And I’ll be going through ten lessons from ten...

Jamie from AMRAMP joins Alisa Brownlee on the ALS United Mid-Atlantic GOALS Podcast to discuss our ramping program and how it benefits people with ALS.Our mission is to unite and empower the ALS community through a collaborative approach to fostering bold research initiatives, advancing national and state advocacy, and providing comprehensive care and support to individuals and families affected by ALS. ALS United Mid-Atlantic serves people with ALS in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. To

La domesticación de especies tiene como resultado la modificación genética. Esto sucede tanto en plantas, como en animales y en microorganismos. En el pasado, la selección de levaduras se basaba en su rendimiento (ej: floculación, atenuación, etc.), mientras que en el presente existen herramientas que nos permiten añadir o eliminar características de la levadura. Este es el caso de CRISPR; una técnica que permite editar el material genético de manera enfocada y que cada vez se utiliza más en la

Episode 35 – Safeguarding Equity: How Trump’s DEI Rollbacks Are Impacting Canadian NonprofitsIn this episode of CharityVillage Connects, we look at how DEI rollbacks in the U.S. are affecting Canada’s nonprofit sector. We also explore where Canadian organizations stand in their DEI work today: what’s moving forward, what’s stalling, and what’s at risk. With candid insights and practical strategies, this episode is an essential check-in for anyone committed to advancing equity.Meet Our

As Nigeria deepens its push for financial inclusion, POS terminals and agent banking have become critical lifelines for last-mile communities. But with rising transaction and operational costs, fraud risks, liquidity struggles, poor connectivity and frequent service downtimes, can we collectively unlock broader financial access, resilience and trust? In this episode of The EFInA Podcast, host Immanuel Umukoro (Policy and DFS Advocacy Manager,

What happens when a community opens its homes—and hearts—to families in crisis? In this episode of Partners in Ministry, host Dan Smith sits down with Jessica Trowbridge from Safe Families for Children in the Quad Cities to explore how this powerful faith-based movement has been transforming lives for over two decades.  Jessica shares inspiring stories of host families who open their doors to children when parents face homelessness or crisis—offering stability, friendship, and hope. From single moms

This message was given by Pastor DJ Ritchey on Sunday, October 19, 2025 at Memorial Heights Baptist Church.

This week on Huddle Up with Mark The Fund Coach, we’re tackling one of the biggest blind spots in fundraising: assuming a donor’s past gifts tell the whole story. Too often, nonprofit leaders read giving history like a price tag — when in reality, those gifts were made without the benefit of a personal relationship. In this episode, I’ll show you why those numbers only scratch the surface of a donor’s potential, how trust and vision transform transactional givers into true partners, and how

In this episode, Dipu Patel, DMSc, MPAS, PA-C, president of the PA Education Association, sits down with Sara Fletcher, PhD, CEO of the Association, to recap the recent PAEA Forum in San Diego. They discuss strong attendance, engaging workshops, and an active exhibit hall, along with standout special events like the blood drive. Highlights include keynote presentations from Dr. Harvey Castro on AI in healthcare and Dr. Laurel Braitman on the power of storytelling in mental health. Dipu and Sara also

The 1st of 3 episodes featuring Community Support Advocates (teamcsa.org): GIVE & GROW DSM host Siobhan Spain speaks with Christina Smith, CEO of Community Support Advocates (CSA), about their vital work supporting Iowans impacted by mental illness and disabilities, as well as those experiencing trauma or a crisis. Christina shares her 27-year journey with CSA, describing how the organization has grown to serve 3,000 people annually. Being a designated public health safety-net provider is a

In this episode of Canary in a Cornfield, guests Anna Pesek of Over the Moon Farm and Kara Shannon of the ASPCA discuss recent legislative efforts to overturn state laws protecting animal welfare. The conversation focuses on California's Proposition 12, which mandates better living conditions for farm animals, and the industry's attempts to counter it through the Save Our Bacon Act. Anna shares insights into sustainable farming practices and why many small farmers like her would be put at a

GoFundMe launched a new “Nonprofit Pages” feature — automatically creating donation pages for over 1.4 million nonprofits across the U.S. without direct consent. If your organization never set up a GoFundMe campaign, you might still have a live, searchable page collecting donations right now — with funds routed through the PayPal Giving Fund and a 15–45 day delay before the nonprofit ever sees them. In this episode, Christina breaks down: What’s actually happening behind these auto-create...

A pivotal European clinical trial of a new electronic eye implant has seen remarkable results.  The study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, showed 84% of participants were able to read letters, numbers and words using prosthetic vision through an eye that had previously lost its sight due to the untreatable progressive eye condition, geographic atrophy with dry age-related macular degeneration (AMD). RNIB Connect Radio’s Toby Davey was joined by Mahi Muqit, senior vitreoretinal

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With over 13,000 young people in NSW alone without a secure place to sleep tonight, it’s time we talked about youth homelessness and the critical lack of housing security for young people across our region. Nicky unpacks this issue with Kristy Puckeridge, Manager at Southern Youth and Family Services (SYFS) on this vital episode of Community Matters. Kristy speaks to the range of issues that impact on housing security for Australian youth with lack of affordable housing options and pove...

In this mini episode of The NYC Workforce Drop, NYCETC CEO Gregory J. Morris welcomes Grace Bonilla, President and CEO of United Way of New York City, back on the pod to unpack the devastating ripple effects of the federal government shutdown on millions of New Yorkers.As critical safety net programs like SNAP, WIC, and Medicaid face cuts and delays, families are being forced to choose between rent, food, and medicine. Grace shares alarming data from United Way’s network of 400 pantries, where

Louisiana’s been dry. But what does that mean for farmers across the state? This week, Avery Davidson sits down with State Climatologist Jay Grymes to unpack the ongoing drought conditions, why the Mississippi River is running low, and how Louisiana managed to dodge tropical storms this hurricane season.  Jay also opens up about a personal battle he’s recently won — his fight with throat cancer — and shares a powerful reminder for everyone to take their health seriously.LinksLouisiana

A trained service dog can do what red tape can’t: help a veteran sleep through the night, step back into a crowded room, and reenter daily life with confidence and safety. We sit down with Marine veteran and K9 handler Chris Baity, co‑founder of Semper K9, to unpack how ethical training, clear standards, and community support turn that promise into repeatable results—and why federal funding has lagged behind the need. Chris shares the path from deployments to building Semper K9’s “mental hea...

If your weekly church email feels more like a panic send than a ministry moment, this episode is for you.We’re giving your Wednesday (or whatever-day) email a total glow-up: with five simple steps to help you write something people actually read. No guilt, no jargon, no perfection required. Just smarter workflows, better subject lines, and small tweaks that lead to real connection.