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Mexico & USA are Coming Together Not Apart says ‘Vanishing Frontiers’ Author
As we feel racial tension from the White House and hear immigration horror stories from President Donald Trump’s Administration, it is refreshing to have a true scholar publish a book… Read More
Episode 034 : Rodney Smith Jr., Founder of “Raising Men Lawn Care Service”
One simple act of kindness can transform a life, at least it did for Rodney Smith Jr. On his way home from his college classes, Rodney saw an elderly man… Read More
American Politics Through a Camera Lens: Viewpoint of Former NYT Photographer
For 25 years, Stephen Crowley was one of two “New York Times” (NYT) photographers stationed in Washington to cover the White House, the President, and Congress. Being a politically-minded guy… Read More
Episode 029 : Staying Engaged w/ Tom Hodson
On this episode, guest host Tom Hodson talks with career coach Bev Jones about what it actually takes to feel jazzed about the work you are doing. Tom and Bev… Read More
Episode 033 : Turning Grief into Action – The Sandy Hook Promise
On December 12, 2014, Mark Barden’s life changed after learning his son, Daniel, was killed during a shooting at Sandy Hook Elementary School. He turned his grief to action in… Read More
Cesarean Sections Account for One-Third of the Baby Deliveries in the USA
Medical historian Jacqueline H. Wolf, a professor at Ohio University, has just authored a new book tracing the history of the use of Cesarean Section baby deliveries in the United… Read More
New Audio Series Features Appalachian Authors and Stories as Part of TGAR
PBS has launched The Great American Read (TGAR) in a massive national effort to pick the top fiction book from a listing of the top 100 works, compiled by a… Read More
Episode 032 : Dr. Jen Faber
Dr. Jen Faber is a businesswoman, chiropractor and author, but her favorite role is as someone who shares the message of self-love. Jen and Nicole talk about the importance of… Read More
The Tangled Trump-Russia Web Ensnares as Attorney Cohen’s Story Unfolds
As if the tangled and muddled web of potential Russian collusion and conspiracy with Americans to interfere in the 2016 Presidential Election was not confusing enough, we now have the… Read More
Episode 122 : The Ten Principles for Building a High Quality System of Assessment
In an effort to improve assessment practices, a collaboration between 19 different organizations representing educational researchers, educational policy reform advocates, private sector interests, and others, recently released “The Ten Principles… Read More
Macbeth by William Shakespeare Read along at the Gutenberg Project: ACT 1 ACT 2 ACT 3 ACT 4 ACT 5 Cast & Credits *** Mark Mann as Macbeth Laura Lee… Read More
Episode 028 : Shoreen Maghame
Shoreen Maghame knows how to help people communicate in effective, strategic ways. She began her professional life as a broadcast and print journalist, and at a young age she found… Read More
Episode 031 : Economics of Altruism w/ Dr. Julie Paxton
One way to be kind is with your wallet, donating to charities and people in need. But giving can get confusing in a hurry if you’re not aware of the… Read More
Investigative Reporting Hits the Grassroots through Non-profit Journalism
Investigative journalism is not the sole province of only big-city newspapers like the “New York Times” or the “Washington Post.” Instead, it is starting to flourish at the grassroots level… Read More
Episode 121 : Jitka Nelson, 2017 Indiana Teacher of the Year
Teaching Matters is excited to announce a special series of podcasts with award-winning teachers who will share their personal stories about teaching excellence. The second program in this series is… Read More
Episode 030 : “Generous Genes” w/ Susan Crites Price
Susan Crites Price is an expert on family philanthropy. She’s the author of seven books, primarily on parenting and philanthropy. Susan has seen the rise of technology and the pause… Read More
Award-winning Journalist Studies Today’s Climate Change by Looking at the Past
Andrew Revkin has spent his professional career covering environmental issues and writing about them contemporaneously. However, his most recent book, just published in May 2018, tracks climate change by looking… Read More
Episode 027 : Geoff Dabelko, A Career in Environmental Peacebuilding
Professor Geoff Dabelko recently was awarded the prestigious Al-Moumin Award for Environmental Peacebuilding. Throughout his groundbreaking career, Geoff has been showing security and environmental groups how their objectives are often… Read More
Episode 029 : Katie Carter, Executive Director of the Susan G Komen Branch in Columbus, Ohio
Katie Carter is the executive director of the Susan G Komen branch in Columbus, Ohio, where she leads a team of people motivated to ending breast cancer forever. She often… Read More
Big City London Reporter/Editor Visits & Studies American Small Town & Cities
Journalist Leo Mirani has spent his life in big cities. He worked for the Guardian in Mumbai, India – a city with a metropolitan population of over 22 million people…. Read More
Internet Pioneer is both Optimistic & Cautious about New Cyber Developments
Dr. Steve Crocker was there for the birth of the Internet. In the late 1960s and early 1970s, he was part of the group that developed the protocols for the… Read More
Episode 026 : Toby Haberkorn, Job Search Strategist
Toby Haberkorn is a certified job search strategist and an experienced, savvy recruiter. And on this episode she’ll answer some of our questions about just what those headhunters may be… Read More
What Does It Mean to be a “Progressive” in Today’s Political Landscape?
The term “liberal” seems to be fading from the political lexicon. Instead, daily, we, as voters, are bombarded with the term “progressive.” We constantly hear of progressive versus mainstream candidates…. Read More
Artificial Intelligence: Is it Biased in Law Enforcement & Court Usage?
Artificial Intelligence quickly is becoming a greater part of our lives. Algorithms already trace our digital footprints and routinely send us targeted advertising and social media content compatible with our… Read More
Former Congressman Turns His Sights on the State Auditor’s Position
Zack Space, a Democrat and a former four-year Congressman, is now focusing on statewide office with a bid for the State Auditor’s position. Space in unopposed in the Democratic primary… Read More
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