Episodes

Steven Screen is an experienced fundraiser who gets energized by helping organizations understand how they can raise more money. He’s a second-generation fundraiser, a past winner of the Direct Mail Package of the Year, and data-driven. His superpower is summarizing things. Steven is married and has three kids.   Key Takeaways: Vulnerability is crucial in […]

Trust. Resilience. Leadership. In the military, they weren’t optional-they were life or death. But after service? No one hands you a guidebook on how to apply those same skills to the real world. Michael Allison knows this firsthand. A Marine Corps veteran and Purple Heart recipient, Michael faced combat, injury, and the challenges of transition

Are you using 10 different platforms just to manage your nonprofit… and none of them connect? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha is joined by David Watters, CEO of Simple & Engaging, to talk automation, integration, and why tech doesn’t have to be so overwhelming. From using free tools to automating the

Are you using 10 different platforms just to manage your nonprofit… and none of them connect? In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha is joined by David Watters, CEO of Simple & Engaging, to talk automation, integration, and why tech doesn’t have to be so overwhelming. From using free tools to automating the

Chronic pain is something many veterans live with every day, whether it’s from service-related injuries or the wear and tear of life. But what if you didn’t have to rely on pain meds or go under the knife to get relief? Dr. Winifred Bragg, a board-certified pain management physician, has spent over 25 years helping

In this enlightening episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor dive deep with Jason Criddle, a multifaceted entrepreneur whose impact spans from billion-dollar sales processes to personal transformation. Drawing from his near-death experience and subsequent spiritual journey, Jason shares profound insights about personal growth, intentional living, and the importance of maintaining vision while

Join us as we embark on a journey to uncover the unsung heroes of aviation: Aircraft Ground Support Equipment (GSE). Together, we’ll examine the sustainability challenges it faces and explore its opportunities for modernization. Follow us on Facebook- @cancelledformaintenance, Instagram/Threads – @canxformaintenancepodcast.Twitter- @cxmxpodcast Did you know we have a comic series? Check it out on

In this episode of the ‘Events Demystified’ podcast, host Anca Platon Trifan dives deep into the topic of sustainable events with special guest Alycia Drube, founder of Positive Impact Event Consulting. They explore actionable insights and strategies for event planners to minimize environmental footprints while delivering impactful experiences. Alycia shares her expertise in eco-friendly event

I am pleased to welcome back returning guest U.S. Army Ret. Colonel Robert Notch. (Oscar Mike Radio 355- https://oscarmikeradio.com/353-colonel-bob-notch-veterans-collaborative/) Bob, as he prefers to be called, has transitioned into his new role as the lead Veteran Advocate for the Office of the Veteran Advocate. This is a new entity in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, so

Key Takeaways: Release the Outcome: Don’t tie your self-worth to others’ decisions. Focus on effort and preparation, and give people the power to make empowered choices.Reframe Rejection as Protection: Rejection isn’t failure; it’s feedback. Use nos as opportunities to refine your approach and understand that timing and fit matter more than personal rejection.Build Relationships First:

Knives have always been more than just tools for veterans-they’re symbols of skill, precision, and independence. But what happens when injuries or years of service-related wear make it harder to use the tools you once mastered? Doug Katz, a West Point graduate and disabled Army veteran, saw firsthand how physical limitations can steal confidence in

When should your nonprofit team know the financials?In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson and guest Pat Fisher (CFO to 35+ nonprofit clients) explore the why, when, and how of internal financial transparency.From diffusing financial responsibility to avoiding knowledge bottlenecks, Tosha and Pat break down real examples, common pitfalls, and practical

When should your nonprofit team know the financials?In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, host Tosha Anderson and guest Pat Fisher (CFO to 35+ nonprofit clients) explore the why, when, and how of internal financial transparency.From diffusing financial responsibility to avoiding knowledge bottlenecks, Tosha and Pat break down real examples, common pitfalls, and practical

Addiction isn’t just a bad habit-it’s your brain craving relief. For many veterans, that relief comes in the form of smoking, drinking, or even harder substances to cope with PTSD, stress, or physical pain. But what if you could break free without white-knuckling through withdrawal? In this episode, Meridee Hlokoff shares how she went from

In episode 120 of Nonprofit Mission: Impact, Carol Hamilton and Leah Kral discuss how to foster innovation within nonprofits.  They discuss six key practices for driving meaningful change:  uncovering hidden needs,  asking courageous questions,  empowering collaboration,  embracing experimentation,  committing to continuous learning, and  building a culture of persuasion.  Through relatable stories and actionable advice, together

In this compelling episode of 10x Your Team, Camden and Otis McGregor welcome psychologist and author Cynthia Adams for an insightful discussion about trust, storytelling, and the delicate balance of sharing sensitive stories. Drawing from her experience writing “First He Killed The Minuteman,” Cynthia shares valuable insights about building trust with sources and maintaining integrity

In this episode of the Events Demystified Podcast⁠, host Anca Platon Trifan, CMP, WMEP⁠ sits down with Pierre Metrailler, CEO of SpotMe and Onomi, to discuss the current landscape and future of pharma event technology. They talk about the inefficiencies in current event methodologies, the integration of AI and automation, and the importance of education

I take great pride in sharing stories of individuals who, despite not having served in the military, find a sense of purpose in advocating for those who have served our country. One such individual is Margo Lapointe, a nonprofit executive and founder of an innovative school model. This discussion centers on Margo’s advocacy for military

This is an Oscar Mike Radio Special Presentation. I had the privilege of interviewing Donald Knauss, a Marine Corps Captain who served in the late 1970s. Captain Knauss was an artillery officer with the First Battalion, 12th Marines, stationed in Kaneohe, Hawaii. During our discussion, Captain Knauss elaborated on the Marine Corps University and its

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Key Takeaways: Trusting your intuition is key to becoming a confident decision-maker. Intuition, unlike instinct (which is fear-based) or intellect (which is data-driven), comes from experience and deep knowing.Fear of failure, perfectionism, and external validation often hold people back from making strong decisions. Recognizing these barriers is the first step to overcoming them.Confident decision-making requires

Many veterans struggle with anxiety, PTSD, and the hidden battles that linger long after their service ends. Army veteran and licensed professional counselor Healey Ikerd understands that firsthand. With over 17 years in the mental health field, she combines clinical expertise with personal experience to help veterans navigate transition challenges, mental health, and personal growth.

In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha sits down with Seth Donlin, a marketing and communications coach for nonprofit and for-profit leaders, to talk about why personal branding matters more than ever for nonprofit professionals.Even in a mission-first world, people still give to people. In this conversation, Tosha and Seth break down why

In this episode of A Modern Nonprofit Podcast, Tosha sits down with Seth Donlin, a marketing and communications coach for nonprofit and for-profit leaders, to talk about why personal branding matters more than ever for nonprofit professionals.Even in a mission-first world, people still give to people. In this conversation, Tosha and Seth break down why

A single decision changed everything for Mark O’Brien. One night in 2008, a tragic mistake led to the loss of someone he loved-and a journey of guilt, grief, and, ultimately, transformation. Mark shares his deeply personal story of learning to live with the consequences of his actions, facing the justice system, and finding a way

On this episode, we explore the vital importance of ethical leadership in aircraft mechanics. Discover how moral dilemmas can impact safety and workplace culture, and learn practical steps to foster integrity in the aviation industry Follow us on Facebook- @cancelledformaintenance, Instagram/Threads – @canxformaintenancepodcast.Twitter- @cxmxpodcast Did you know we have a comic series? Check it out

In this dynamic episode of 10x Your Team with Cam & Otis, Daniel Gomez shares powerful insights about maintaining an open mindset while staying focused in your business lane. The conversation explores the delicate balance between specialization and adaptability, with Daniel offering practical wisdom from his experience as a speaker and mindset expert. He discusses

I always appreciate engaging in conversations with fellow Marines. Our shared experiences create a lasting bond, irrespective of our MOS or the circumstances under which we served. In this episode, I had an insightful discussion with Barret Bogue, a Marine Corps veteran and the founder and owner of Evocati Public Relations. We delved into Barret’s

Many of us who escape the hoard, struggle with “escaper’s guilt” and I did too for a long time. Take a listen to how to move forward for yourself.#YLITH = Youth Living in the HoardJoin us in The Hoarding Solution Community. 

About Andrea Kazindra: As the Co-Founder/CEO of Musana, I’ve spent the past 16 years dedicating myself to building a sustainable community development model in Uganda. Together with an exceptional team of local change agents, we’ve worked tirelessly to empower communities to thrive independently, free from reliance on foreign aid. I am driven by a vision