Episodes

Kijuan Amey had a plan. He was finishing school, building a business, and still serving in the Air Force Reserves. Then a motorcycle crash changed everything. He lost his sight, suffered major injuries, and had to figure out how to move forward in a world that suddenly looked very different. In this conversation, we talk […]

Is your nonprofit brand outdated—or just unclear? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, branding expert Steven Picanza joins Tosha Anderson to explore what modern branding really means for nonprofits. Discover why your brand is more than a logo, how to simplify your messaging without losing impact, and why your website might be pushing

Federal grants are more chaotic than ever. Delays, shifting executive orders, compliance confusion—and now, questions about what language nonprofits can or can’t use in applications. But should you give up on federal funding altogether?In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha Anderson is joined by Fielding Jezreel, federal grant strategist, Founder & President of

In this episode, Greg sits down with Mark Gerson and Rabbi Eric Gerson, co-founders of African Mission Healthcare (AMH), to explore the urgent global health challenges facing underserved communities. Together, they discuss the critical role of private philanthropy in expanding access to quality healthcare, the unique mission of AMH, and the lessons learned from working

Federal grants are more chaotic than ever. Delays, shifting executive orders, compliance confusion—and now, questions about what language nonprofits can or can’t use in applications. But should you give up on federal funding altogether?In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha Anderson is joined by Fielding Jezreel, federal grant strategist, Founder & President of

In this very special 6th anniversary episode of the Events Demystified Podcast, the host reflects on the journey from the podcast’s inception to the current milestone. This July 2025 episode marks a departure from the usual and features readings from the host’s forthcoming memoir. The memoir shares deeply personal and formative experiences, focusing on themes

In May, I attended the 10th Annual Elizabeth Dole Foundation Convening. Prior to the event, I talked with Michael Koorman, a 2025 Elizabeth Dole Foundation Fellow, and during the event, I spoke with Joseph Kavanagh and Heidi Munro. I was invited to speak with Steve Schwab, CEO of the Elizabeth Dole Foundation. During his earlier

Key Takeaways: Receptivity is an intentional strength. True openness toward money, ideas, feedback, or kindness is not passive. It is an active, rewired mindset that can be shaped over time, despite early conditioning. Receptive leaders influence through presence, not pressure. Leadership rooted in listening, collaboration, and invitation creates space for growth and impact, far more

Jake Rademacher didn’t wear the uniform, but the war still shaped his life. His two brothers served in Iraq, and that personal connection drove him to create the documentary Brothers at War. What started as a way to understand his siblings’ experiences turned into something much bigger: a tool to help other veterans process their

🎙 Welcome to the debut episode of the Ballaholics Anonymous podcast, hosted by Coach Big Al, also known as Alundas Havens. In this deeply personal introduction, Coach Big Al shares the roots of the show—a journey of raw honesty, transformation, and hustle. Drawing from his own life experiences, including challenges with addiction, struggles after leaving

In episode 126 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Matt Hugg discuss the unique landscape of nonprofit careers.  Together, they explore:  what makes nonprofit work meaningful and distinctive, including the opportunities and challenges for those transitioning into or advancing within the sector.  how nonprofit professionals can align their skills and passions,  how to navigate

Not everyone who served in the Global War on Terrorism wore a uniform. Ganpat “Gunner” Wagh started as a Marine, moved into law enforcement, and then spent years as an FBI agent working everything from cybercrime to counterterrorism. Eventually, that led him to Afghanistan, where he deployed alongside Special Forces as part of a quiet

Welcome to the ⁠Events Demystified Podcast⁠, hosted by ⁠Anca Platon Trifan, CMP, WMEP⁠. In this episode we welcome dynamic entrepreneur and experiential marketing expert Steven Burchard , as we demystify creating unforgettable, engaging content and event strategies that resonate with audiences. Stephen shares his journey from a magician to a nationwide brand builder, emphasizing the

In this moving episode of Oscar Mike Radio, recorded live at the Elizabeth Dole Foundation’s 10th Annual Convening in Washington, D.C., I sit down with U.S. Army Veteran and caregiver Heidi Munro. Her daughter, Vanessa, an Army officer, sustained a traumatic brain injury while on active duty, a moment that changed both of their lives.

On this no-filter episode of The Field Op Podcast, we’re calling out today’s outrage culture where everyone’s an expert, and no one’s ever enlisted. From political rants to social media battles, it’s all fair game—until you question the ones who actually served. We break down the difference between sharing opinions and carrying the weight of

In this episode of The Field Op Podcast, we sit down with Mark Pinilla, a South Florida real estate leader who turned his personal success into a public mission. Through his nonprofit Vet Info, Mark tackles veteran suicide, access to benefits, and mental health support with boots-on-the-ground grit. Tune in to hear how one man

In this thought-provoking episode of The Field Op Podcast, a dream at a baseball game sparks a real conversation: Why do some people refuse to stand for the anthem — and what does that mean to veterans and patriots alike? We explore respect, protest, and whether the flag still unites us or divides us.#VeteranVoices #AmericanDivide

This week on The Field Op Podcast, we put the American legal system on notice. From PTSD in court to punishing spousal support orders, veterans often face a justice system that doesn’t understand—or care about—their service. We’re talking family court bias, disability income being misused, and how to fight back when the system fights you.Because

Ever had a client who just wouldn’t take action no matter what? In this conversation with Leslie Hassler of Your Biz Rules, we dive into the real reasons some business owners stay stuck—and it’s not what you think. Leslie shares her 17 years of entrepreneurial wisdom on transforming small businesses from constant headaches into freedom-generating

Pain and anxiety don’t always show up on the outside, but they can dominate your inner world. That’s the reality Ann Swanson lived with until she discovered practical, science-backed ways to reduce her chronic pain and anxiety. Mike Swanson, a former Army intelligence officer, faced a different battlefield. Stress, leadership pressure, and the hidden stigma

Greg is joined by Catherine Wilson, CEO of United Way of Greater Newark, for a powerful conversation about the role of financial literacy in advancing equity and economic opportunity. Catherine shares the impact of the Newark Asset Building Coalition, a citywide effort to promote financial empowerment through free tax preparation, education, and access to critical

Every nonprofit builds a budget. But only the most effective leaders use forecasts to steer their organizations forward. In this episode, A Modern Nonprofit Podcast host Tosha Anderson is joined by David Steffens, CPA to break down the difference between budgeting and forecasting—and why both are critical for financial health and sustainability. They discuss: What

When you’ve been wrecked physically, mentally, or spiritually, it’s easy to believe that you’re done. But Marine Corps veteran Brandon Mancine’s story proves that strength isn’t about never getting knocked down-it’s about deciding to get back up, every damn time. After being pinned between two trucks by an intoxicated driver, Brandon was told he’d never

Every nonprofit builds a budget. But only the most effective leaders use forecasts to steer their organizations forward. In this episode, A Modern Nonprofit Podcast host Tosha Anderson is joined by David Steffens, CPA to break down the difference between budgeting and forecasting—and why both are critical for financial health and sustainability. They discuss: What

Ever wondered what happens when you create a space for people to slow down and connect? Joey Mac Dizon did exactly that with The Mobile Cigar Lounge, and the results have been magical. In this conversation with Cam and Otis, Joey shares his journey from initial concept to creating a business that brings people together

Join host Anca Platon Trifan on the Events Demystified Podcast as she delves into the art of powerful event planning contracts and negotiation tips with Brittney Cobb, Director of Global Events with Innovate Meetings and Managing Director at Assemble Hospitality. 👉 Like and share this video to spread the knowledge.With over two decades of experience

It was an honor to travel to Washington, D.C., for the 10th Annual Convening hosted by the Elizabeth Dole Foundation. The event brought together an incredible community of caregivers, advocates, and supporters, all united by a shared mission to uplift military and veteran families. While there, I reconnected with familiar faces like Elizabeth Dole Foundation

In today’s episode, we explore the demanding world of aircraft maintenance on a tight budget. From temporary solutions like aluminum tape repairs to the serious repercussions of cutting corners, this episode highlights the creativity and determination needed to ensure planes remain safe in the skies, while also shedding light on the real costs associated with

Key Takeaways: Welcome criticism as much as praise; both of these are other people’s opinions of us. They get to have their opinions, and not everything that people think about you is your business. People will only respond to what you did and say if they care enough to do so. Don’t put peace on

We made it to 500 episodes! Honestly, I didn’t expect to hit this number when I first started the Drive On Podcast. I figured I’d try it out, see if it helped anyone, and maybe move on if it didn’t. But here we are, and that’s thanks to you, the listeners who stuck around, shared