EP 1429 - When Company Credit Cards Go Wrong: Business Blunders and Safety Lessons
The amplifiers are spiking and the signal hijackers are live on September 17, 2026 from Safety FM studios in Orlando. We’re bypassing the grid, frying the static, and filtering out the high-entropy garbage trying to choke out real safety culture. Today’s frequency is blaring with AI-fueled bureaucratic gridlock, energy-market panic, and the gnarly price of letting accountants run your operational map by spreadsheet. If you’re tired of being trapped inside the Black Iron Prison of status-quo…
Who Are We, and What Do We Owe? A Chagim Special on Jewish Pride and Memory | With Ben M. Freeman, Yossi Klein Halevi & More
"The greatest achievement of the Jewish people is not Israel. The greatest achievement of the Jewish people is the Jewish people." That's Ben M. Freeman, and that's where this episode starts. Most weeks on The Honest Take, we spend an hour with one guest. This week is different. We're in the Ten Days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, the stretch when you're supposed to sit down and take an honest accounting of yourself. So we went back through the conversations on this show and pulled the moments…
Top 5 Saddle Hunting Products You Need for 2026 plus Latitude vs Arsenal Breakdown
Taylor Philpot of Revive Outdoors sells both brands, hunts out of both, and hears what customers say when gear comes back — so we put Latitude and Arsenal side by side and went through the whole thing. This is a straight comparison: saddles against saddles, sticks against sticks, platforms against platforms. Where each brand wins, where each one falls short, and which system makes more sense depending on how you hunt — all-day rut sits versus run-and-gun public land, comfort versus ounces, and what…
Game, Set, Match: Racquets at Baha Mar.
Step onto the court with Beyond The Stay as host Renaldo Dorsett sits down with Baha Mar’s Director of Racquets, Derron Donaldson. From tennis and pickleball to the rise of padel, Derron shares his journey through Bahamian sports and how Baha Mar is creating world-class racquet experiences while introducing the next generation to the game. Highlights: (01:22) Derron’s Tennis Origins (03:44) From Coach to Administrator (05:47) President at 23 Challenges (07:54) Olympic Committee Lessons (10:15)…
How to Be Better at Dating with Serena Kerrigan
This week on Excuse My Grandma, Kim and Grandma Gail sit down with Serena Kerrigan and her mom, Lily, for a conversation all about modern dating, confidence, relationships, and knowing when not to settle. Serena shares what she’s learned from building a career around dating advice, how her relationship with Felix changed her perspective on love, and why marriage should never be treated like the finish line. The group also gets into rejection, dating with a positive mindset, what actually makes a…
Gagner avec des mauvaises jambes! (Éric Van Den Eynde)
Est-ce qu'on peut gagner une course quand on n'a pas les jambes? Le père d'Éric Van Den Eynde cherchait des sorties familiales gratuites. Il y en avait deux à Montréal : regarder décoller les avions à Dorval, et regarder les départs de courses cyclistes. Cinquante ans plus tard, son fils a dirigé une centaine d'athlètes, du vélodrome olympique jusqu'aux Jeux de Rio. Il dit qu'il a été « un musicien par oreille » avant de retourner à l'école apprendre les notes, parce qu'un entraîneur…
Trust and Poverty with Brittney Cooper
Why is trusting poor people so controversial? Dr. Brittney Cooper, author of Eloquent Rage and professor at Rutgers, sits down with Aisha Nyandoro to discuss respectability politics and the ways poor Black women have had to perform worthiness just to be treated as legitimate.
S13 E3 | Their Chaos Doesn't Have to be Your Chaos
We know that it isn't our responsibility to control another person, but when they're chaos enters into our world and we want it to stop, we start trying to manage them without even realizing what we are doing. Friend, you have co-signed their chaos long enough. Now it's crucial that you exercise the one type of control we are supposed to have as followers of Christ — self-control. In this episode, you will learn: How to set healthy boundaries with difficult people. How we unintentionally add to…
Attachment Styles 101
Few things can activate us faster than feeling someone pull away—or feeling someone get a little too close. Those reactions can seem irrational in the moment, but they usually aren’t random. They may be part of an attachment style: a pattern we learned early on for managing closeness, distance, safety, and connection. In this episode of Right Here, hosts Christopher Mooney, LCSW and Kenyon Phillips, LMSW break down the four primary attachment styles—secure, anxious, avoidant, and…
Stay Off the Poller Coasters: Tom Perez on the Midterms
Maryland Now — brought to you by Blended Public Affairs This episode, Dori Henry, Josh Kurtz, and David Nitkin sit down with Tom Perez — former U.S. Labor Secretary, former DNC Chair, former Maryland Labor Secretary, former Montgomery County Councilmember, and now a partner at Mayer Brown — for a wide-ranging conversation on the 2026 midterms, the state of American democracy, and what comes next for the Democratic Party. In this episode: Why Perez believes Democrats are favored to retake the…
The Signal-Man by Charles Dickens
"But what ran most in my thoughts was the consideration how ought I to act, having become the recipient of this disclosure? " Charles Dickens, the author brought the world, the much beloved A Christmas Story invites readers to literally step up to the crossroads and and answer one of life's simplest, yet heart-wrenching questions, "What would you do?" Rae Wilson shares her observations on Dickens thought provoking tale and and invites you question your own dance with fate and destiny. Support the…
15. Elementals vs. Ghosts: What’s Really Haunting Your House?
Is your house haunted by a ghost or an elemental? We’re diving into nature spirits, 5 types of elementals, and artificial elementals called tulpas. Spooky season has us talking about ghosts, haunted houses, paranormal activity, and human spirits. But what if the thing going bump in the night was never human to begin with? In this episode of Psychic Sister Tea, we’re heading down the very weird rabbit hole of elementals: ancient nature spirits believed to be connected to earth, air, fire, and…