Marcia Chatelain shines a spotlight on thirteen extraordinary Black women artists and activists whose contributions to the 1963 March on Washington have long been overlooked. While history remembers the powerful speeches, iconic figures, and Martin Luther King Jr.'s dream of equality, the women who helped organize the March, performed on its grand stage, and were honored for their courageous fight for freedom remain largely invisible. She brings their compelling stories to life, revealing the vo

AI is advancing faster than ever, but with growing concerns surrounding autonomous AI agents, industry shake-ups, and bold predictions about the future, should we actually be worried, or is the fear getting ahead of reality? In this episode of And Security For All, host Kim Hakim sits down with Dr. Chase Cunningham, also known as Dr. Zero Trust, to separate the AI hype from the real cybersecurity risks. They explore recent developments involving OpenAI, Anthropic, and Hugging Face, the dangers

Overdose deaths fell nearly 21% last year, and October marks National Substance Abuse Prevention Month but award-winning author and licensed psychotherapist Lynne Hugo says the numbers don't capture what's actually happening inside families still living with addiction. Her new novel follows 4 women whose lives fracture around a young couple's slide into opioid addiction. As warning signs are ignored and truths obscured, quiet unease escalates into tragedy. When one death is ruled an accident — a

You've probably heard that probiotics can support your own gut health—but what about your cat? Your cat's gut is home to a complex community of bacteria, yeast, and other microorganisms that make up the feline gut microbiome. And that microbiome may have connections far beyond digestion, including the immune system, nutrient metabolism, and the gut-brain axis. But with so many probiotic products and big claims out there, how do you know what actually matters? In this episode of Cat Talk Radio

Organization design is a long-standing discipline that has historically been described as the alignment of a company's structure, roles, workflows, and culture with its strategic goals. What does it mean when artificial intelligence (AI) introduces the ability to reinvent structure, change people's roles, and go beyond traditional workflow-based thinking. According to some sources, hierarchies need to flatten, roles that used to exist will be redefined or eliminated, and traditional process flow

Joyce welcomes Scott Meiser, Vice President of Supply Chain, and Greg McGuinness, Director of Distribution and Logistics, at Allegheny Health Network (AHN). They will discuss their roles and AHN's commitment to hiring people with disabilities across the organization. Joyce A. Bender Career Highlights Serves as CEO of Bender Consulting Services, Inc. and Board Chair and Founder of Bender Leadership Academy, a non-profit organization focused on addressing the transition to work for youth and youn

Chris Meek speaks with Shauna "Doc" Springer, one of the world's leading experts on psychological trauma, military transition and suicide prevention, in this installment of Next Steps Forward. A trusted doctor to our nation's military war fighters, Springer will discuss practical, tangible tools for suicide prevention and the importance of trust in the prevention process. A champion for the power of connection, Springer will speak on how methods and results of connection have changed over the pa

The terror attack of October 7th not only killed and injured Israelis in a 'celebration' of Hamas Islamist barbarism, it also took Israeli hostages. But, since Israel's motto is "No hostage left behind!", the IDF went on daring resue missions. Today's guest, Hannah Puder, is the producer and director of "Operation Arnon: A Story of Hope and Sacrifice", from Palladium Pictures. It takes you inside Gaza and Israel and reveals the brilliant stratagizing, danger, heroism and sacrifice involved - inc

Life changes—and your life insurance coverage may need to change with it. In this encore episode of The Lebenthal Report, Michael Hartzman and Dominick Tavella revisit their conversation with Thomas McKay, CLU®, ChFC®, Director of Advanced Sales at Crump Life Insurance Services, to explore the importance of reviewing existing life insurance policies and how coverage needs can evolve over time. A policy purchased years—or even decades—ago may have originally been designed to provide income prot

Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a disruptive behavior disorder that emerges during childhood or adolescence and is characterized by persistent angry or irritable mood, unruly and argumentative behavior, and vindictiveness. It frequently manifests in hostility toward authority figures. Tune in and learn how to understand and raise an oppositional defiant child!

🎙️ At the Creative People Roundtable, each creative voice is unique, akaRadioRed on her Scarlett Mic invites real-deal Creatives to speak. Holly Parsons, Imogene Drakes, and Anna Enea share what they do, The Awakening of Creativity bring their paths into view, Creativity can whisper — or make itself heard loud and clear, It can challenge what we know — and bring fresh ideas near. Hear bold ideas, cool conversations, inspiration that's real— And discover what your own true creativity may reveal!

Are you building your expertise but not the relationships that can open doors? What if networking isn't about collecting contacts, but building relationships with purpose? In this episode of STEM in Stilettos, Zofia Morales talks with Adaeze Iloeje-Udeogalanya, Leadership & Strategy Coach, TEDx Speaker, and founder of African Women in STEM, about the relationship capital that creates access, advocacy, influence, and opportunity. They explore why accomplished women sometimes struggle with networ