Episodes

Join us in a compelling conversation with Carina Bauer, CEO of the IMEX Group, and a renowned leader in the event industry.This episode of the Events Demystified Podcast dives into Carina’s journey from marketing director to CEO, her passion for sustainability and mentoring future leaders, and her adventurous pursuits in rock climbing. Discover how Carina […]

I love conversations that are based on connections. I met Tia May, a Veteran Racing Car Driver, who introduced me to Dr. Pamela Arnell. Dr. Arnell heads 22Zero. As an ambassador for 22 Zero, I met Jeff and Melanie Goldsmith. They do advocacy through On Mission Motorsports. Jeff and Melanie Goldsmith are co-founders of On

This is part two of a four-part series highlighting the amazing contributions of Black Americans. I am doing this series with support from the Executive Office of Veterans Services and Deputy Secretary Andrea Gayle-Bennett. This episode is about the amazing Tuskegee Airmen who served so valiantly during WWII. It highlights the importance of one person

Stephen has 15+ years of experience in finance, spanning nonprofits, startups, and Fortune 500 companies. He’s worked across diverse industries, including foster care, financial literacy, housing, software, professional services, and more. He believes nance and accounting should be simple and practical.   Key Takeaways: Nonprofit organizations often have a scarcity mindset around money due to

Michelle Lang, Executive Director of Operation Honor: Rural Salute, shares how the organization connects rural veterans and their families to essential resources that are often hard to access in remote areas. Michelle discusses the unique challenges veterans face in rural communities, such as isolation and difficulty finding reliable support. Through in-person events and an online

Are you coach or in the coaching industry? Are you a leader in your industry and ready for the next level? Are you tired of being passed over for opportunities and want to stand in front of the competition? In this episode, Kim Ades talks about how to properly create, launch, and monetize a thriving

On this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson welcomed Sheri Chaney Jones, CEO and Founder of SureImpact, to discuss how nonprofits can leverage data to better engage donors and stakeholders.Sheri highlighted a significant shift in the nonprofit world over the past two decades. What was once seen as a luxury – the

On this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson welcomed Sheri Chaney Jones, CEO and Founder of SureImpact, to discuss how nonprofits can leverage data to better engage donors and stakeholders.Sheri highlighted a significant shift in the nonprofit world over the past two decades. What was once seen as a luxury – the

Joshua Sears, retired Army Sergeant First Class and founder of the 100FORE22 Foundation shares his journey from combat deployments and personal struggles with mental health to creating a nonprofit supporting veterans, first responders, and their families. Joshua explains how golf became his therapy and inspired the foundation’s mission to raise awareness and funds for mental

Perseverance and relentlessness aren’t just words—they’re a way of life. In this episode, we break down why the military mindset of “never quit” applies far beyond the battlefield. With personal stories, humor, and real-life lessons, this is the motivation you need to keep pushing forward. 🇺🇸 #MilitaryMindset #NoRetreatNoSurrender #VeteranStrong #EmbraceTheSuck #NeverQuit #StayRelentless #Perseverance #MilitaryPodcast The

In this captivating episode of 10x Your Team with Cam & Otis, Val Burgess takes us on a historical journey through the powerful stories of veterans from World War II and beyond. Val shares her extensive work in preserving the narratives of those who served, highlighting the harrowing experiences of POWs, the resilience of Bataan

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In this episode of “Oscar Mike Radio,” I talk with returning guest Professor Charles J. Moxley Jr., an attorney and law professor. (https://oscarmikeradio.com/418-charles-moxley-the-law-and-nuclear-deterrence/) We delved into the legal implications of nuclear weapons, focusing on international law and the challenges of enforcement, especially amid the Russia-Ukraine conflict. Professor Moxley emphasizes the catastrophic potential of nuclear warfare

Key Takeaways: Inspiration is more powerful than manipulation or influence. Inspiration involves being a model for the change you seek, without trying to change others. It releases resentment and doesn’t require others’ approval.Avoid the compulsion to change people’s minds. Instead, focus on sharing your authentic perspective and experiences. People are more likely to be influenced

David Cain, CEO of Heroes Home Advantage, discusses a real estate program dedicated to giving back to military members, first responders, healthcare workers, educators, and their families. This nationwide network of realtors, lenders, and attorneys offers significant savings by returning a portion of commissions to qualifying heroes. David explains how the program simplifies home buying,

In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson met with Brandon Peacock, founder of Hit The Ground Running, a charity dedicated to supporting trauma survivors. Brandon’s story is one of incredible resilience, transformation, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. Key Takeaways: 1. Personal trauma can be a

In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson met with Brandon Peacock, founder of Hit The Ground Running, a charity dedicated to supporting trauma survivors. Brandon’s story is one of incredible resilience, transformation, and a commitment to making a positive impact on the world. Key Takeaways: 1. Personal trauma can be a

Dale R. Marks, the Executive Director of the 96th Test Wing at Eglin Air Force Base, to discuss his extraordinary journey of leadership, resilience, and perseverance. From a childhood shaped by the values of a World War II POW great-uncle and a NASA rocket scientist father to a career marked by 15 deployments and profound

This is part one of a four-part series highlighting the amazing contributions of Black Americans. I am doing this series with support from the Executive Office of Veterans Services and Deputy Secretary Andrea Gayle-Bennett. The mission of the Executive Office of Veterans Services for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts is to provide Massachusetts veterans with the

Dr. Josh McConkey, a colonel, author, and emergency physician, shares insights from his military and medical careers in this impactful discussion. He reflects on lessons learned from combat deployments, reintegration challenges, and strategies for managing stress and building resilience. Dr. McConkey highlights the importance of finding purpose, leveraging community support, and recognizing the value of

In episode 116 of Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton interviews Jami Yazdani, a nonprofit project management expert specializing in helping organizations achieve their goals effectively. The conversation: Focuses on the nuances of project management in mission-driven organizations,  Offers practical insights for nonprofit leaders to balance strategic vision and operational execution.  Emphasizes prioritization, clear communication, stakeholder inclusion,

It the best guest ever my beloved wife Connie introducing Third Day Coffee Seguin’s first truly new offering since our beginning in 2019. HOPE Roast! tune it you wont want to miss it. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/god-country-coffee/donations

In this dynamic episode of 10x Your Team with Cam & Otis, Max Kryzhanovskiy joins Camden and Otis McGregor to share his unique insights on leadership and cultural adaptation. Max discusses his journey from Ukraine to the United States, highlighting the challenges and opportunities of navigating different cultural landscapes. The conversation explores the importance of

With the surge in air travel post-pandemic, the demand for skilled technicians has never been greater. However, challenges such as training gaps and workforce shortages threaten safety and efficiency. Join us as we explore these critical issues, uncover insights, and discuss actionable solutions to bridge the gaps in aviation maintenance. Follow us on Facebook- @cancelledformaintenance,

In this episode of the Events Demystified podcast, host Anka Platon Trifan dives deep into the world of event strategy, engagement, and the event industry landscape with Lindsay Martin-Bilbrey, CEO of Nifty Method Marketing and Events.. Lindsay shares her extensive knowledge and experience in creating strategic, experience-driven events. Key topics include best practices for enhancing

This week, I talk with U.S. Army veteran and author William “Bill” Stevens about his new book, “The Broken Mirror.” Bill shares his military experiences, the therapeutic nature of his writing, and the challenges of PTSD. He discusses his relationship with his daughter and the impact of his service on his family. Bill emphasizes mental

Hoarding is about way more than stuff and it extends far beyond one room. In this episode we talk about the mindset and behavior in hoarding and the reasons why boundaries are so important. Take a listen as we go through some of the challenges we as the #akopth face and why #lowcontact can be a

Key Takeaways: Focus on high reward, high urgency, and high reward, low urgency tasks first each day to make progress on your important goals. Don’t let low-reward, high-urgency tasks consume your time.Celebrate your wins, no matter how big or small. Taking time to acknowledge your achievements will motivate you to keep working towards your goals.Be

 In this episode, I have the honor of speaking with LTC Marisol Chalas, a trailblazer who became the first Latina Black Hawk helicopter pilot in the U.S. Army National Guard. Born in the Dominican Republic, LTC Chalas immigrated to the United States at the age of nine, overcoming numerous challenges to achieve her dreams. She

Dr. Philip Agrios, founder and CEO of Transcend Now, shares the TNow Method, a practical approach to overcoming self-sabotaging behaviors. He explains how understanding inborn sabotaging traits can help individuals break negative patterns and achieve personal and professional growth. The episode highlights the three main reasons people self-sabotage: fear of losing success, sidestepping necessary steps,