Podcasts about national month

All this month, Craig and Carmine are talking about different aspects of The National! Since Craig went to his first National last year, and Carmine is going to his first one this year, Carmine asks Craig about what he did well and what he can improve on before his 2nd National later this month. Plus, Craig finds himself in a difficult card dilemma... Please comment about how you're preparing for this year's National if you're heading to Illinois! Craig's Instagram: @newyorkcitysportscards Carmine's Instagram: @CarminesCards YouTube: Crosstown Cardboard

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: As pro-abortion President Joe Biden formally announced in a video he's running for re-election in 2024, pro-life Republican presidential candidate Nikki Haley delivered remarks today at Susan B. Anthony Pro-Life America in Arlington, Virginia. And it's a big week for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and Republicans as they try to pass their plan to lift the debt ceiling. Speaker McCarthy can only lose 5 Republicans and still pass the legislation without Democrat support. Meanwhile, a 3 day cease fire has begun in Sudan. Several countries, including the United States, have removed diplomatic personnel from the African nation. President of the Global Situation Room, Brett Bruen, joins to share what we are looking at and how potentially dangerous this could get. April is National Month of Hope which is all about celebrating the belief that things will work out in the end. One organization is working to bring hope to vulnerable children and families around the world. The Director for Global Influence, Learning and Engagement for Changing the Way We Care, Erica Dahl-Bredine, joins to tell us about the mission and the issue it seeks to solve. Finally this evening, the Hungarian Ambassador to the Holy See, Eduard Habsburg Lothringen, recently spoke to EWTN Vatican Bureau Chief, Andreas Thonhauser about Pope Francis' upcoming 3 day trip to Budapest, Hungary. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

*We made progress in the renewal of Solidarity: Lili Campos In a crowded Plaza 28 de Julio, the mayor gave her First Government Report, where she highlighted advances in security, tourism and in the fight against corruption. *Alberto Batún will review the supposed pause in the future Tulum Airport In a telephone interview, the deputy from Morena indicated that this project is important for Quintana Roo. *Isla Mujeres with agenda ready to celebrate the national month It is the first municipality in Quintana Roo to reveal that it already has special activities for these national holidays. *Trailer overturns and falls off the Puerto Aventuras vehicular bridge A trailer collapsed from the vehicular bridge, leaving as balance, considerable material losses, this spectacular incident forced the authorities to close the access road to the city through the main part. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cjr-news/support

Rebecca Alexander  inspires, empowers and entertains us with hilarious anecdotes; candid insights and expert advice that will help you overcome any obstacle and encourage you to live life to its fullest in this lively conversation with Katrina Carlson and Jefferson Denim. Rebecca is the perfect guest with whom we celebrate “National Month of Hope” because she brings that and much more in this podcast! This episode is also completely closed captioned on Crazy Amazing Humans' Youtube channel. Born with a rare genetic disorder called Usher Syndrome rendering her almost completely deaf and blind, Rebecca has written the best-selling book Not Fade Away: A Memoir of Senses Lost and Found which is currently in development to be made into a major motion picture and received an Indie Book Award. She was also honored as one of the MS Society's Books For A Better Life. She recently narrated the PBS American Master's biopic documentary “Becoming Helen Keller” and her TEDx talk entitled “H.E.L.P. - Humanity's Essence, Living Proof,” has been critically acclaimed. Rebecca has been featured on many TV shows such as The Today Show, NBC Nightly News, and ESPN, as well as numerous publications including People, Cosmopolitan and Shape. Rebecca has been honored with prestigious awards for her advocacy work, presented for TEDx, and has been the keynote speaker for many esteemed companies and organizations. She has been honored with prestigious awards for her advocacy such as The American Foundation for the Blind Helen Keller Achievement Award, Disability Rights Advocate Eagle Award, Future Vision Foundation Luminary Award, The Foundation Fighting Blindness Hope and Spirit Award, Strike Out USH, No Limits for Deaf Children Spirit of Leadership Award, University of Michigan Bicentennial Alumni Award, JWI Woman To Watch, Center for Hearing and Communication - Irving Berelson President's Award. Among her many extraordinary feats, Rebecca participated in the 600-mile AIDS Lifecycle ride, summited Mt. Kilimanjaro, swam from Alcatraz to shore in the San Francisco Bay, and competed in the Civilian Military Combine (CMC) races. Rebecca has a thriving psychotherapy practice with two masters' degrees from Columbia University in Clinical Social Work and Public Health. She works with individuals, couples, and groups, specializing in the treatment of anxiety, depression, grief/loss, eating disorders, and disability. Rebecca received post-graduate training at the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy at the Center for the Study of Anorexia and Bulimia and received her psychodynamic psychotherapy training from the American Institute for Psychoanalysis. Rebecca is certified in EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization Reprocessing) and also communicates in American Sign Language and Tactile Sign Language. Rebecca currently serves on the boards of Usher Syndrome Society, Usher Syndrome Coalition, No Limits for Deaf Children, Disability Rights Advocates, Kresge Hearing Research Institute at the University of Michigan Department of Otolaryngology. As we celebrate the National Month Of Hope, always remember that we can be the source of hope for others. Every small kindness has the potential to create a Crazy Amazing Human experience, one person at a time. You have the power to create that every day because you are Crazy Amazing! And we, at Crazy Amazing Humans, are in your corner, we're rooting for you, and really appreciate you as part of our community.

Happy April National Month of Hope! Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with T. C. Bradley host of God Made Millionaire TV Show, HOPEE Awardee 2022, about his personal testimony and the inspiration for the syndicated television show that airs on the WORD Network. During this dynamic show you will be refreshed by the Hope Thoughts shared throughout the podcast designed to encourage and help you to think hope.  During the interview with T. C. Bradley, we hear how he died during a massive heart incident that changed his whole life and how he was able to come back stronger than ever before through his faith in God. We also hear the story behind the God Made Millionaire television show that was birthed during the Coronavirus pandemic and is now in its third season. Hopeologist Rosalind appeared on the God Made Millionaire on last season and the show about hope aired this season as well to help kick-off the National Month of Hope: https://godmademillionaire.com/watch-the-show/ For more information about Mothers In Crisis Hope Pass It On Campaign please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com. To download your free Practice of Hopeology Booklet please visit www.practiceofhopeology.com.  

On this powerful and impactful episode of Think Hope Podcast, Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Lewis Tompkins has a hope chat with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee Desmond Meade about how he was able to help get the voting rights restored for 1.4 million Floridians with past felony convictions. During the interview with Mr. Desmond Meade we learn that he is proud to be a hope dealer as he shares his testimony of overcoming drug addiction, homelessness, and attempted suicide. Mr. Meade is a MacArthur Genius Grant Awardee and he is the president of the Florida Rights Restoration Coalition and a graduate of Florida International University College of Law. In 2019 Time Magazine named Mr. Meade one of the 100 Most Influential People in the World, as he empowers and civically re-engages local communities across the state, and reshapes local, state, and national criminal justice policies. Listen and enjoy this Think Hope podcast as we hear Hope Thoughts and feedback from two of Mothers In Crisis Christ Vision Tribe members, Minister Nettie Walker Palmore and Pastor Kwame Lewis. Hopeologist Rosalind also reads her blog What Brings Me Hope: Passing Hope on to Others that is published in the Tallahassee Democrat and Capital Outlook newspapers. For more information about Mothers In Crisis' National Month of Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

SOCA THERAPY - JUNE 27, 2021: Soca Therapy takes it to the FULL EXTREME for everyone that needs a fete this week! We end off the National Month of the DJ by spotlighting the Top DJ Edits and Remixes in the Top 8 Countdown. Plus Study With Joanne brings some sunshine in between the wine with Jus Smile Nuh. Follow @socatherapy on IG to see the trending videos.Follow Dr. Jay @socaprince​, @socatherapy and @studywithjoanne“Like” Dr. Jay on http://facebook.com/DrJayOnline

Discussion with AMA's Chief Health and Science Officer, Dr. Mira Irons, to review COVID-19 vaccine numbers and trending topics related to the pandemic over the past week. Also covering "National Month of Action" and state-by-state vaccination progress, as well as the Delta virus variant.

SOCA THERAPY - JUNE 6, 2021: The National Month of the DJ is June so we give flowers to some DJs who have produced hit records. Plus during the Top 8 Countdown, they give some behind-the-scenes insight to how it all came together. This is a must-listen episode of Soca Therapy! Follow Dr. Jay @socaprince​, @socatherapy and @studywithjoanne“Like” Dr. Jay on http://facebook.com/DrJayOnline

In today's episode, we start with Israeli opposition parties announcing that they will form a new government coalition to oust Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Next, we move to Donald Trump's shutdown of his own blog, Arizona's GOP-led election audit, and Biden's announcement of June as "National Month of Action." Lastly, we wrap with Biden's suspension of oil drilling leases in the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge and Melanie Stansbury's win in the New Mexico special election.

Listen to the Daily Global #News from Grecian Echoes and WNTN 1550 AM.  JBS, the major meat supplier targeted by a cyberattack this week, and a ransomware attack yesterday disrupted service for a Martha's Vineyard ferry in Cape Cod.  President Joe Biden has announced a “National Month of Action” as part of a plan to get 70% of the US adult population at least partially vaccinated.  A coalition of Israeli political parties have agreed to a deal to form a new government, paving the way for the exit of Israel's longest serving prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.AT Celtics, Danny Ainge is retiring with Brad Stevens taking his place as president of Basketball operations, and his first job is to find his replacement.

On "EWTN News Nightly" tonight: President Joe Biden kicked off the administration’s “National Month of Action”, as the White House tries to incentivize Americans to roll up their sleeves and get their Covid-19 shots. Meanwhile, after the president released his latest $6 trillion budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year, Republicans sounded the alarm. They claim that unless the administration reels in its spending plans, the threat of a recession is looming. According to an opinion piece, authorities in China are trying to eliminate Christianity and replace it with a Communist version of the faith. Author of "The Coming Collapse of China" and "The Great US-China Tech War," Gordon Chang, joins to share what is known about the people who are on trial for selling audio Bibles and tells us more about the allegations that China has created its own version of the Bible. The Holy Father has unveiled sweeping reform of the book in canon law that covers sanctions related to clergy sexual abuse. Assistant Professor of Canon Law at the Catholic University of America, Fr. James Bradley, joins to tell us the significance of the new laws and why it was necessary to make such changes to this part of Church law. Finally this evening, the Holy See has become an official observer at the United Nation's World Health Organization. Rome Correspondent, Colm Flynn, shares what the Holy See's non-member state observer position means. Don't miss out on the latest news and analysis from a Catholic perspective. Get EWTN News Nightly delivered to your email: https://ewtn.com/enn

At the top of the Think Hope Podcast, Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins shares a clip from a hope chat with Ms. Tanya Tatum, Director of Medical Services at Florida A & M University. She interviewed Ms. Tatum about FAMU COVID-19 Testing Center receiving a HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Award for 2021. We learn how the COVID-19 Testing center has tested over 300,000 constituents to date. Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis also share lessons learned during the 2021 April National Month of Hope Campaign that are powerful and life-changing. They will definitely help others and frame the hope campaign moving forward. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

In this episode of my Byte size Podcast Dr. Rosalind Tompkins the author of the new book, 'As Long as There is Breath in Your Body, There is Hope and Your Are Beautiful' and the Founder of Mother's in Crisis and National Month of Hope which occurs every April. This recognized Hopeologist has dedicated her life to empowering others. Dr. Tompkins talks about her challenging journey and how that prepared her for the life she's living today. To learn more about Dr. Rosalind Tompkins and her latest book go to:  http://makeahopeconnection.com/ If you enjoyed this Byte sized interview you can catch the whole show on my Facebook Watch show - "Talking Live" here: https://www.facebook.com/TalkingLive FOLLOW, it's free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and on Audible here: https://tinyurl.com/yxzrl8j7 Buy my book "Your Best Age is Now" an Amazon here: tinyurl.com/ycb3e5vw Follow me on INSTA here: @drrobiludwig    

During April, the National Month of Hope, Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee Darius Washington about how as a pastor, artist, producer, entrepreneur and visionary, he is empowering others through his God given gifts. Pastor Washington has been seen and heard on television networks like BET (Sunday Best), American Idol, The Word Network Live, and on multiple radio/media outlets internationally. He's opened for gospel mega-stars: Shirley Caesar, Marvin Sapp, Tasha Cobbs and more. Pastor Darius new production banner Cornerstone Media (CSMP), extends his scope of artistry/production to include faith-based TV/Film projects. He is currently serving as Lead Pastor of Faith Life Church Tallahassee. After the pre-recorded interview with Pastor Washington, hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe discuss the importance of vision when it comes to empowering others. For more information about the Whole Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Did you know that April is the National Month of Humor? Join us this Wednesday, April 14 at 9:00 pm/et, 8:00 pm/ct, 6:00 pm/pt and 3:00 am/cat on Prime Time Show with Noah & Nancy as they talk about the importance of humor in our lives. You know what they say, laughter is medicine for the soul.  Dial the studio line 319-527-6219 to listen and participate on the show or you can listen via the link below.  You don't want to miss it!

Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a Hope Chat with Rev. Matthew Long, Jr., Education Department Advisor for Project Ready of the Urban League of the Upstate. Project Ready's tagline is "Empowering Communities. Changing Lives." The State of South Carolina is receiving a HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment), Award for their State's symbol, Dum Spiro Spero, Latin for "While I Breathe, I Hope." During the second half Hopeologist Rosalind and the Christ Vision Tribe of Mothers In Crisis chat about April, National Month of Hope updates. For more information please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

April is National Month of Hope where hope is an acronym for Helping Others Practice Empowerment, it started as a national campaign in 2018 by Mothers In Crisis, has been added to the national calendar. Listen in as I teach you how to generate more hope in your life daily AND how to help provide hope for others. _____________________________________________ Get the Behind the Scenes (BTS), blooper reel and extras for every podcast episode by joining the GTHU Newsletter. Wanna get Social? Instagram Website Facebook Mentioned in this podcast: http://makeahopeconnection.com/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/coachmonaye/support

It is April, the National Month of Hope and Mothers In Crisis is proclaiming and celebrating by presenting HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awards again this year including post humous awards. Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with Aaronetta Frison, daughter of posthumous HOPEE Awardee, Rev. Dr. Bernyce Clausell. Reverend Bernyce Hall Clausell was born November 19, 1916 in Thomson, GA, in 1958 she and her husband organized Calvary Baptist Church in Tallahassee, FL where she pastored for 18 years. Under her pastorate, the church became a community-based church with many outreach projects that made local and national history. She was known as the "Black Mother Teresa" and the "State Mother of Prisons." Rev. Bernyce Clausell passed on to the other side of eternity in 2015. Rev. Bernyce Clausell, the author of the book, "No Time To Die", was a staple, stalwart, steadfast, and consummate community servant in the fields of education, religion, equality, and justice, standing in the gap, in the trenches, and putting herself on the line for humanity, while proclaiming God's goodness for mankind. For more information about the Whole Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

I definitely did not until I did a random google search! Since that all up my alley, I had to share my take on it. Why is having hope so important? --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

After a successful National Month of Hope that is needed now more than ever, Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins shares Five Steps to Moving Forward. Even though the month has ended the hope campaign is by no means over. We are just getting started and the Five F's of Moving Forward is what is keeping the Hope Train on the right track. With the Coronavirus pandemic still affecting countless lives some cities and states are opening up. It is very important to learn how to move forward in order to safely navigate this brave new world that we are currently living in. On this Think Hope Podcast we explore Five Steps to moving forward in detail and give practical and helpful information that will help you reach your full potential. There is a new normal and God is doing a new thing and we shall know it and walk in it step-by step. Five Steps to Moving: Faith, Focus, Finish, Follow-up, Follow-through. For more information about the Hope Campaign please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

In honor of April the National Month of Hope, Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins has a hope chat with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardee Dr. Vera McIntyre about her hope filled life and how she inspires and empowers others. "Meet the Divine, Inspirational, Virtuous, Anointed, Sister; Motivational Speaker, Teacher, Consultant, Life Coach, Author, Premarital Counselor, and Jewelry Maker, Dr. Vera McIntyre." Dr. Rosalind also explores the topic of hopeologist and how we can change the world through the practice of hope. Utilizing components of social, spiritual, and educational models, Mothers In Crisis advocates for hope as a way of thinking and living. The Practice of Hopeology is introduced in "As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body, There Is Still Hope." For more information about the Hope Campaign visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.  

In honor of April National Month of Hope, Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins honors frontline workers who put their lives on the line like HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment), Awardee LaTreller Johnson who is a direct care professional at a long-term residential care facility for adults with developmental disabilities. This center has several confirmed cases of Coronavirus. Ms. Johnson, a single parent of three, shares her motivation for continuing to go to work as more than half of the residents and one third of the employees have tested positive for COVID 19 although she tested negative and does not have the disease. This Coronavirus pandemic has just become more personal to me as LaTreller Johnson is a long-term member of Mothers In Crisis. As her pastor and leader, I am so proud of her stance and faith. LaTreller represents what is good is the world and is empowered by the practice of hopeology and shares how she uses the principles to create hope spheres at her place of employment during this extremely difficult time. Congratulations to LaTreller Johnson for receiving the HOPEE Award! For more information on how to become involved with the Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com. Also see the video of Hopeologist Rosalind's original poem inspired by the times that we are living in We Cannot Be Shaken on Vimeo.

During April the National Month of Hope, hope is needed now more than ever! On this episode Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins chats with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) National Awardee Judge Frank Caprio of Providence Rhode Island about his hope filled life and career. Judge Caprio has served as a Providence Municipal Court Judge since 1985. His court is well-known due to the top-rated television show, "Caught in Providence". The "Caught in Providence" televised proceedings have become popular worldwide and televised nationally since September 2018. The world is experiencing life turned upside down due to the Coronavirus pandemic. During these unprecedented times we need to spread hope and not disease. Pope Francis said on Easter Sunday, that the message that Christ has risen is "the contagion of hope." Hope is like the light in a dark tunnel that will help us to navigate our way through this crisis. As a hopeologist and hope coach I believe that it is imperative to stay safe, keep the faith, and have hope. I am honored to chat with those who are bringing hope to the world in their various roles and capacities. For more information, to support, and to become a Citizen of Hope please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com.

April, the National Month of Hope for 2020, is finally here and it's right on time because hope is needed now more than ever. The world is experiencing life turned upside down due to the coronavirus epidemic. In these unprecedented times hope is like the light in a dark tunnel that will help us to navigate our way through this crisis. As a hopeologist and hope coach I believe that it is imperative that we don't give up and keep the faith. That is why on behalf of Mothers In Crisis, I am honored to chat with those who are bringing hope to the world in their various roles and capacities both locally and nationally. On this episode Hopeologist Rosalind chats with HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment) Awardees City of Tallahassee Commissioner Curtis Richardson and his dear wife, Leon County Judge Nina-Ashenafi-Richardson about their individual and collective hope filled lives. Curtis and Nina have been married for 28 years and they are the proud parents of two beautiful and smart daughters, Carina and Aida. Carina is now a midshipman at the US Naval Academy and Aida is a rising 9th grader. For more information about the Hope Campaign please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com

The Hope Train continues down the track as Mothers In Crisis counts down the days to the April National Month of Hope. On today's podcast Hopeologist Rosalind Tompkins chats with Allisa Findley, the president of the Botham Jean Foundation. The Botham Jean Fondation is a 501c3 charitable organization dedicated to continuing the legacy of Allisa's brother, Botham Jean, who was fatally shot by Houston police officer, Amber Guyger in Dallas Texas. Botham Jean's life was the subject of the third PSA created by the NFL. For more information please visit www.bothamjeanfoundation.org. The Botham Jean Foundation will receive a HOPEE (Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment), Award during the National Month of Hope in April. Allisa Findley will attend the local Hope Ceremony in Tallahassee, FL on April 18, 2020 to receive the award and share words of hope. Dr. Rosalind reveals the names of other 2020 HOPEE Awardees and more information about the Hope Celebration. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

Now that we have an official National Month of Hope every April, learn how to celebrate hope and honor those who exemplify the true meaning of hope on this Think Hope Podcast with Dr. Rosalind Tompkins. Hopeologist Rosalind will share about the upcoming Hope Celebration and HOPEE Award Ceremony that will take place on April 21, 2019 in Tallahassee, FL at the Cascades Park Amphitheater from 1:30 - 4:30PM. H.O.P.E.E. stands for Helping Others Practice Enduring Empowerment. Mothers In Crisis will honor seven national and eight local distinguished honorees with the inagural HOPEE Award. There will also be entertainment and a book signing for Dr. Rosalind's latest book, "As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body, There Is Still Hope." Tune in and find out all the details. For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com. #nationalhopemonth #nationalmonthofhope #hope #hopeology #Iwouldratherhope

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins shares how there is still hope after fifteen years since her award winning book, "As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body, There Is Hope", she now releases "As Long As There Is Breath In Your Body, There Is Still Hope." Click the hypelink and preorder your paperback copy for half price only in March. Also preorder your ebook from Amazon Kindle or iTunes. On today's show Dr. Rosalind shares about the Hope Celebration/Ceremony that will take place on Easter Sunday, April 21st, 1:30 - 4:30PM at Cascades Park Amphitheater in Tallahassee, FL. H.O.P.E.E. Awards will be given to fifteen individuals whose lives exemplify hope in the family, community, church or synagoue, marketplace, nation and world. She will announce the awardees and share how you can Celebrate Hope during April the National Month of Hope.  

Dr. Rosalind Tompkins kicks off the New Year with a hope chat about moving from hope to manifestation in 2019. This is the year that we see the things that we have been hoping for come to pass.  Learn the principles involved in moving from hope to manifestation and join us live and call in to share your goals and dreams for the New Year! Hopeologist Rosalind also shares exciting news about the 2nd annual National Month of Hope in April and how you can partake in celebrating hope.  For more information please visit: www.makeahopeconnection.com

Listen to Think Hope Podcast today and continue on your journey of Hope as host Dr. Rosalind Tompkins shares the whole concept of Hopeology.  Learn how to put hope into practice based upon a Social, Spiritual, Educational, Model. Dr. Rosalind received the trademark Hopeologist® with the United States of America Patent and Trademark Office as promoting public awarness of hope by means of public advocacy.  One of the ways that Mothers In Crisis does this is through the Think Hope Podcast.  Hopeologist® services include; celebrating April, the National Month of Hope, training, coaching, workshops, summits, and seminars all to promote hope and help people to become more hopeful.  For more information please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

This week on The Leftscape, Mary McGinley sits down with her good friend and fellow activist Peggy Farrelly, Program Director of the Psychology and Counseling Department at Seton Hall and the President of the Middlesex-Somerset County chapter of the National Organization for Women (NOW). The friendly conversation and interview brings out gems on defining feminism in a way that is ultimately about empowering people, dispelling myths about feminism, and what they'd like younger women to know - a discussion the co-hosts began in "The 'F' Word (Episode 12)." Peggy answers questions about how she came to join NOW in January 2017 and actions the members of NOW are currently taking from getting up to speed on the current abortion laws in New Jersey and working toward flipping key districts to weekly rallies in front of the offices of Rep. Leonard Lance and Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, NJ. She speaks to feminism as a philosophy and movement that includes women, men, trans and nonbinary people, and all races and ethnicities. The discussion ends with thoughts on the vital role self-care plays in the well-being of activists and all those affected by the challenges of life in current times. Those who take the advice of taking time for oneself will be in step for September, which is Self-Care Awareness Month. Wendy Sheridan supposes that the harvest season had an influence on the naming of September as the National Month of an array of foods including chicken, honey, mushroom, papaya, potato, rice, and whole grains. Sept 5th is also National Cheese Pizza Day and World Samosa Day. The 1st Friday in September is National Food Bank Day. Birthday mentions go to Raquel Welch, Bob Newhart, Dweezil Zappa, John Cage, and Freddie Mercury (the reason Robin Renée once advocated for September 5th to become Celebrate Bisexuality Day). Mary, Robin, and Wendy speak about the passing of brilliant playwright Neil Simon as well as war hero and Senator John McCain and his complicated legacy. Mary sings the praises of the "Once More, with Feeling" episode of Buffy the Vampire Slayer in the new segment, "Why is this Awesome?"        

Dr. Rosalind Tomkins, founder of the National Month of Hope #WPRO She encourages listeners in Rhode Island, where the state motto is "Hope" to become "citizens of hope" through her #HopeFridays campaign http://rosalindytompkins.com/

Dr. Rosalind Tomkins, founder of the National Month of Hope #WPRO She encourages listeners in Rhode Island, where the state motto is "Hope" to become "citizens of hope" through her #HopeFridays campaign http://rosalindytompkins.com/

Hopeologist Dr. Rosalind Tompkins is delighted to have Dr. Edith Davis as a guest on Think Hope Podcast.  Dr. Davis is a wonderful Woman of God that Hopeologist Rosalind met on her radio hope tour during April, the National Month of Hope.  She was interviewed locally by Dr. Davis at 94.1 FM Wave 94.  Dr. Edith hosts a radio show on the station called Enter the Glory Zone and she has a Golden Nugget Podcast as well.  There was an immediated cross pollination of purpose and destiny and Dr. Edith decided to join the hope campaign by becoming a Citizen of Hope Universe. Dr. Edith Davis is the first Aftican American Female Geophysicist in the United States upon graduating from Stanford University in 1983.  Dr. Davis has a 20-year career as a scientist, of career development trainer, corporate manager, and educator.  Dr. Davis has earned a Bachelor of Science in Geology/Math, a Master of Science in Geophysics, a Master of Business Administration and a Doctor of Education in Curriculum and Instruction emphasis in science education and research.

Episode 182 (52 mins 13 secs) May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month, and we thought we would dedicate a whole episode about that. How many Asian Americans are there? Who are the Asian Americans with cultural influence today? In a superhero world, who are the Asian comic book characters? How big of a difference are Asian Americans making in the USA? All that and more, are discussed by Kathryn, Jiaming, Ruthy, and Albert! Join the conversation!00:52 - Asian Americans in America04:46 - Influential Asian Americans20:25 - Asian Comic Book Characters28:23 - What's Going On 45:38 - After Credits - about Asian American Artists, and how May is another National Month for something else...- May is Asian Pacific American Heritage Month - Demographics of Asian Americans - 100 Most Influential Asian Americans - The A100 List - NBC Asian American: A to Z - Famous Asian American Actors - 10 Asian Americans Doing Big Things on Broadway - Asian Superheroes of DC & Marvel - Comic Vine - List of Asian superheroes - Asian-American buying power rising as population grows, Nielsen report finds - Comedian and former physician Ken Jeong stops stand-up routine to rescue audience member - Jhoon Rhee, 'father of American Taekwondo,' died at age 86 - Asian-American Stereotypes in Popular Culture Are Being Challenged by the Asian Mean Girl - Why some are offended over qipao prom dress - Why are there many Asian American women that are bleaching their hair blonde - America Is in Love With Asian Music, but Asian American Artists Still Can't Catch a Break - May is National Masturbation Month - National Masturbation DayKathryn instagram.com/kathrynmudgway thegrandgeekgathering.comJiaming Liou twitter.com/jiamingliou Spoilers Pleeze podcastRuthy instagram.com/grrace13Albert Patrick twitter.com/albert5x5 instagram.com/albert5x5 "I Saw That Movie" blog Spoilers Pleeze podcast C.O.ComixMixMessage us! whowhatwhereswhy@gmail.com Like and comment! facebook.com/whowhatwhereswhy merch! zazzle.com/whowhatwhereswhy Extra Stuff Extra Spoils! patreon.com/whowhatwhereswhyWant to show your support? -> whowhatwhereswhy.com/supportMusic provided by The Y AxesThis episode was produced by Albert VergeldeDios and Jessica LinMore episodes, podcasts, movie reviews, and comic strips, at whowhatwhereswhy.com#stuffjunk

Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins rolls out the strategy for keeping the campaign of hope moving forward.  She will share lessons learned during the inaugural National Month of Hope and how the need for hope is so great until we will not stop here but move forward by declaring and decreeing 2018 to be the Year of Hope!  We will also hear from Hope Squad members who share their perspectives and lessons learned during April, the National Month of Hope. April flowers bring May flowers and now it's harvest time as we see Citizens of Hope being planted into hope universe.  We thank God for all our Citizens of Hope!  Please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com for more information.

Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins shares some of the results of the newly launched Mothers In Crisis Survey on Hope asking four very important questions:  What is hope?What brings you hope?What are some things that zap your hope?What do you experience when you experience hope? The answer to these questions will help to frame the Hope Campaign well beyond April, the National Month of Hope and find solutions to turn the Hope Crisis that the world is facing around. On today's podcast she will share sound bites from people who shared their answers during an outreach at a local park. We already begin to see a common theme to hope. Become a part of the solution and join us by becoming a Citizen of Hope Today!

Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins' "hope thought" for today is Hope is ice cream for the Soul.  On today's podcast we will talk about how to enjoy a big bowl of hope during this National Month of Hope.  As the saying goes, "You scream, I scream, we all scream, for ice cream."  Today we will look at how many people are screaming for hope.  With the suicide rate for Americans up by 24% we need to learn how to serve hope to the hopeless.  Learn how to "think hope" and "make hope connections" on today's show. #hopechallenge #thinkhope  Become a Citizen of Hope today by visiting www.makeahopeconnection.com.

On today's show “Hopeologist” Dr. Rosalind Tompkins talks about her success in launching the inaugural National Month of Hope and teaches us how to make hope connections. Brought to you by The Dee Dee Jackson Foundation. Don't forget to subscribe! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thepowerofloveshow/support

Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins and the Hope Squad will share about the importance of April being designated as the first ever National Month of Hope.  Today's hope thought is "Seek and find the hope, look for it and it will appear." Learn seven steps to seek and find hope in every situation. Research studies have found that people who are hopeful excel in life, live longer and live well. But sometimes hope needs a little assistance that is why we are spreading the message of hope and equipping everyone to "think hope" and make "hope connections".  Please take the Hope Challenge watch your life change! #hopechallenge #thinkhope #nationalmonthofhope #makeahopeconnection

April 2018 is the first National Month of Hope and Rosalind Tompkins is responsible! Rosalind lives and breathes hope, but she didn't always feel that way. Listen as she shares her journey to finding her amazing husband, founding and running an organization that transforms women's lives ... and her mission to change the world with HOPE! (P.S. You're invited! www.hope-universe.com)

April 2018 was the first National Month of Hope and Rosalind Tompkins is responsible! Rosalind lives and breathes hope, but she didn't always feel that way. Listen as she shares her journey to finding her amazing husband, founding and running an organization that transforms women's lives ... and her mission to change the world with HOPE! (P.S. You're invited! www.hope-universe.com)

On this episode of the Think Hope Podcast, Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins reveals how to make life changing hope connections.  Hope connections are needed today now more than ever with so many challenging things happening around the nation and world.  Times like these require hope.  Discover three ways to make life changing hope connections. Hope connections occur when you share and receive hope.  In honor of April the National Month of Hope,  Mothers In Crisis is unveiling the Hope Challenge.  For more information please visit makeahopeconnection.com.

With the National Month of Hope (April) only weeks away, Hopeplogist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins shares the #Hopechallenge and tips on how to "think hope" and change your life!  For more information about April National Month of Hope and the Hope Challenge please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.  Think Hope Podcast explores how thinking hope can lead to lifechanging hope connections and how thinking gloom, doom, and defeat leads to isolation and failure.  Call in and join the conversation and learn how to "think hope" and celebrate hope!

Hearing all the news reports of senseless killing and mayhem can leave you downright discouraged and hopeless if you are not careful.  Hopeologist® Dr. Rosalind Tompkins will shed light on how to turn that frown upside down as you learn to "think hope!"  In this Premier broadcast of Think Hope, Dr. Rosalind outlines the stragegy for the first ever National Month of Hope coming in April 2018.  As we count down the weeks, listen to the podcast and get prepared and equipped to Think Hope and Make Hope Connections that will literally change your life!  For more information and to get involved in the National Month of Hope Challenge please visit www.makeahopeconnection.com.

We talk to one Latina who is working on changing policies to help with housing affordability and homelessness. Ali Solis is President and CEO of Make Room Inc., a national advocacy nonprofit organization giving voice to America’s struggling renters. She works closely with the White House, U.S. Congress, state and local policy leaders and industry stakeholders — not to mention she works closely with families who often have to do trade-offs (clothes, transportation, etc.) in order to afford their rent. About 9 million children live in households that struggle with this problem. Latinos are affected in particular because they make up most of the renter population. This issue hits home for Solis because her family is from Puerto Rico and she seen first hand how lack of housing efforts’ support and resources there can affect people. Check out how to get involved with Ali Solis on MakeRoomUSA.org to see how you can help support her in a legislation that commemorates September as the National Month for Renters bringing awareness to an often underreported issue.

Join your National Vice President for Student Affairs Zac Humphrey and Vice President for Programs, Marco Krcatovich as they deep dive into what went down during the National Month of Musicianship and also as they preview upcoming awards and programs and their accompanying deadlines. Please do not hesitate to reach out to the show at kkpsipresents@kkpsi.org. You can also reach out to Zac and Marco directly. You can reach Zac via email at zac@kkpsi.org and Marco at mkrcatov@kkpsi.org. 

Join your Kappa Kappa Psi National Vice President for Student Affairs Zac Humphrey as he chats with various district and national leaders on the importance of band and music in their lives and why it gives them cause to celebrate this National Month of Musicianship! The idea behind this national program is to not only celebrate musicianship and the impact of music and band locally, but share it with your brothers nationwide! Be a part of the conversation! Use the hashtag #NationalMonthofMusicianship on your personal and chapter social media accounts to highlight what you and your chapter brothers are doing this November as you celebrate the fraternity's founder's day and so much more. As always please do not hesitate to reach out to the show at kkpsipresents@kkpsi.org. You can also reach out to Zac via email at zac@kkpsi.org. If you'd like to reach out to any of the participants in today's episode, drop Zac a line and he will get you in touch!

If you are a member of the “Sandwich Generation”, you may have been too busy to notice that July is your “National Month”. This is the month that people who are caring for their children as well as their aging parents are celebrated for their dedication, patience and generosity. It’s nice to know that others recognize how difficult it is … Read more about this episode...