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Why Should You Be Committed to Social Impact?

Listen Here:  Today we’re featuring a conversation with Dr. Ramona Houston, Ph.D., PMP, who is on a mission to inspire and empower individuals and groups to give and serve. A scholar focusing on American race relations, a [...]

Experiencing Life as an Adventure

Listen Here:  Today we’re featuring a conversation with author and speaker Walter G. Meyer. When the Covid lock down started in March of 2020, Walt started writing one story at a time from his admittedly strange life on his [...]

Podcast: Two Women 1 Disease

Listen Here:  Our guest today is Beth Pauvlinch, who began a blog ‘Two Women 1 Disease’ with her mother when they first learned of her mother’s diagnosis with cancer, and continued throughout their entire three year battle. [...]

Podcast: Active Shooter Preparedness For Early Childhood Professionals

Listen Here:  In this podcast, today’s guest is Andrew Roszak, JD, (MPA, EMT-Paramedic), Executive Director of the Institute for Childhood Preparedness and author of the book, Active Shooter Preparedness for Early Childhood [...]

Podcast: Rapid Relief Team – Food For Families Impacted By Covid-19

Listen Here:  Today we’re talking with Earl Gracey, the Director for Rapid Relief Team North America. The Rapid Relief Team (RRT) is a not-for-profit organization who looks for any opportunity to support people in times of crisis. [...]

Podcast: Your Network is Your Net Worth

Listen Here:  Today, we’d like to welcome Dr. Froswa’ Booker-Drew, Cultural Currency Expert and Author with her latest book Fly Away, to the show. Your Network Is Your Net Worth What is social capital and why is it important?  [...]

Podcast: Parenting Through the Eyes of Lollipops

Listen Here:  Our guest today is Jacqueline Pirtle, a bestselling author and speaker. Jacqueline is a Healing Arts Consultant, Holistic Practitioner and owner of Freaky Healer. Today we’re talking about her book, Parenting Through [...]

Podcast: 365 Days of Happiness

Listen Here: In this podcast, is Jacqueline Pirtle, a bestselling author and speaker. Jacqueline is a Healing Arts Consultant, Holistic Practitioner and owner of Freaky Healer. Today we’re talking about her book, 365 Days of Happiness. 365 [...]

Podcast Opportunity On JenningsWire, HUGE Worldwide Exposure FAST!

Annie’s successful online magazine, JenningsWire.com showcases authors and experts in the JenningsWire Podcast Series*. Hundreds of podcasters have enjoyed professional, promotional interviews with one of the top interviewers in the country [...]
Wholeness From Brokenness Healing From Heartbreaking Loss

Podcast: Wholeness From Brokenness, Healing From Heartbreaking Loss

Dr. Sherry Cormier is the author of the new book Sweet Sorrow: Finding Enduring Wholeness after Loss and Grief where she shares through story and example, ways for grief survivors to start over, to manage chaos and stress, and to heal with powerful [...]
New Zealand: One of the Rarest Phenomenons on Earth

New Zealand: One of the Rarest Phenomenons on Earth

Even the dogs don’t bark at bicyclists in New Zealand! If ever there was a paradise for a touring bicycle rider, New Zealand is it. The South Island with its 12,000-foot glacier covered summits possesses extraordinary mountain vistas. [...]

Does Karma Block Your Rights?

Almost no one speaks of karma when discussing rights, privileges, and equality. Whereas we are all born equal in the eyes of a Creator, and have bodies and emotions that are similar, hopes and aspirations that aim at happiness, and, most importantly, [...]

The 3 Stages Of Dating

Most people have the whole dating thing wrong. In this day and age of ADD, fiber optic downloading, express lanes and overnight delivery, people seem to be in such a rush to get to the destination that they overlook the importance of the journey [...]

Robert Gates Former Secretary Of Defense: His Double Birth Order

Making the rounds of all the talk shows last week has been Robert Michael Gates promoting his autobiography “Duty” where he gives us an insight into the Obama administration. He has had a history of government service, serving as the 15th [...]

Should You Post Pictures Of Children Online?

Most people give no thought whatsoever to posting pictures of their children online. They are proud of their kids, they love them…so why not show the world how wonderful they are so others can enjoy each milestone too? Plus, Grandma and Auntie [...]
The New Motherhood Journey

Podcast: The New Motherhood Journey

E. Danielle Butler of EvyDani Books joins us to share her latest devotional, Thoughts & Prayers for the Postpartum Mom.  She translates the “our thoughts and prayers are with you” cliché into action items to help close the [...]
Podcast: Dealing With A Loved One With Alzheimer's

Podcast: Dealing With A Loved One With Alzheimer’s

Close to 16 million family members now find themselves in the challenging, often exasperating, role as a primary ‘caregiver’ to a Loved One afflicted with Alzheimer’s. Our guest, Steve Goldstein was such a person, forced into a role he [...]

Stan The Road Warrior: Cycling Through Time

“The trick is to die young as late as possible.” Ashley Montagu Through the years, I’ve picked up pedal partners during my travels around the world. They’ve pedaled through 50 states with me for a glimpse of one of the [...]
Success, motivation, personal growth

Exploring the Last Frontier of Alaska: Hyderized!

“We can never have enough of nature. The sight of it must refresh us with inexhaustible vigor, vast and titanic features. The sea coast with its wrecks, the wilderness with its living and decaying trees, the thunder-clouds, and the rain, [...]

Billions On Bicycles

Millions of people around the globe ride bicycles, but I have never been so affected by bicycle riders than when I rode through the streets of Beijing, China. That country houses 1.35 billion people. Their main transportation? The bicycle. With [...]
E-Cigarettes And Vaping: The New Teen Addiction Concern!

E-Cigarettes And Vaping: The New Teen Addiction Concern!

When e-cigarettes first came out, they were created to serve two primary purposes: 1) to wean smokers off of nicotine and reduce the harmful damages of smoking to the body of the smoker, and those around the smoker, 2) to allow smokers to come [...]

Discover Your Why & Dissolve Your Why Nots

Listen Here: Kathy Sparrow is a self-leadership expert and message strategist, lead author of Ignite Your Leadership: Proven Tools for Leaders to Energize Teams, Fuel Momentum, and Accelerate Results. She’s talking to us today about her [...]

AS TO KARMA, BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR!

My husband and I were goofing around about what our choices would be for our next lifetimes. Since we’re not spring chickens, this interesting conversation followed on the heels of some talks about karma, some introspection about life-reviewing, [...]
A Message For Anti- Bullying Month - A Glimpse At Steven Spielberg

A Message For Anti- Bullying Month – A Glimpse At Steven Spielberg

So, do you have a child being bullied? Perhaps you are facing adult bullying? Those facing abuse and aggression can prevail. Those facing bullying can use those unfortunate experiences to create new messages. The inspiration for this blog is [...]
Pain is a Gift - Tell Your Story

Podcast: Pain is a Gift – Tell Your Story

Eileen Doyon just released her 7th book, Starting Over, Stories of New Beginnings. In her book series Unforgettable Faces and Stories, she has people contribute and share their own story about a particular topic. People share their deepest [...]
Designing-Your-Family-Using-Astrology

Designing Your Family Using Astrology!

Did you know that you can try to conceive at a propitious time that potentially will bring a child into your life who will most likely be compatible with you and your partner’s sign? Did you know that you can in this way, God willing, design [...]

We Turned Up A Dirt Road Today: Hawk And A Mouse

“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” Robert Frost Doug, a seven continent world cyclist with 130 countries under his wheels, and I met on a trip through New Zealand. [...]

I’m Happy Being Ugly

“Climb the mountains and get their good tidings. Nature’s peace will flow into you as sunshine flows into trees. The winds will blow their own freshness into you, and the storms their energy, while cares drop off like autumn leaves.” John [...]

High Speed Chase: Wile E. Coyote & The Rabbit

On Route 72, near Parker, Arizona, I headed east into the twilight. A blistering day scorched my body into a dishrag that had cleaned out a pot of greasy spaghetti and hung over the top tube to dry. My chances of finding a stream for a bath [...]

Worm’s Eye View Versus An Eagle’s Eye View

Worm’s Eye-View During my high school years, quite a few of my classmates hung out in the parking lot—smoking, drinking and wasting time doing nothing. They didn’t complete their homework assignments. Many dropped out to work as tire [...]

Australia: Dancing With Dolphins In The Water

“Let’s cage ourselves and let the animals run free. Let’s find new stars and new songs to follow. Let’s build some foundations under our dreams. For if we have the prowess to destroy the earth, then we can surely save [...]

Your Most Powerful Passport To Adventure: Self-Confidence

In my early years friends warned that I would get killed by bicycling, mountain climbing and scuba diving for a year in South America. They feared I might die by traveling across the Outback of Australia. It confounded them that I wanted to [...]

Cycling Nepal: Face To Face With A Cobra

“The sublime and the ridiculous are so often nearly related, that it is difficult to class them separately. One step above the sublime makes the ridiculous, and one step above the ridiculous makes the sublime again.” Thomas Paine Mount [...]
What Going the Extra Mile Really Looks Like: 1000 Rings

What Going the Extra Mile Really Looks Like: 1000 Rings

If you are like me, you may be tired of this election process and need something else to focus on. I know I do. This election cycle has given “he said” “she said” a whole new meaning. When I heard about the “1000 rings” it was like [...]

Leap For Death Or Leap For Life

Heading east on Route 92 out of Provo, Utah, Sandi and I cranked hard through the afternoon. Above us, craggy 10,000 foot peaks poked into a cloudy sky. We sweated our way through deep canyons. We stopped for a rest area at a turnout. “Sure [...]