Interviews with literacy researchers about why they conducted their study and implications for teachers, parents, principals, and policymakers

Quoguecast is the official podcast of the Quogue Library in historic Quogue, NY. Learn about upcoming events at the library, highlighted programming and activities, and news from the Quogue Library community. Episodes are released monthly.

Chris & Stephanie share strategies your financial advisor doesn't want you to know. The less you know, the more they make. We're here to flip that script on Cash Flow Hacks.

Kellen De Vos presents his very topical and wild podcast pertaining to industry, charity and the strife of the human beings; often times by interviewing people affected by the mental health system and forensic system in Ontario, Canada.

John Borland, Master Coach and 2x Author, shares real life conversations with real people, tackling life’s real issues. Listen in to these unscripted, authentic and raw discussions between John and his guest, as they discuss their thoughts, feelings and experiences of life topics that affect each and every one of us. Full of insight, philosophies, mind-set, and life-changing thinking, this is a podcast for anyone interested in their own personal development, growing their awareness and discovering new ways of doing life better. This podcast will make you think differently.

How nurses can enrich their personal finances, career, and life with Dan Richmond RN, BSN, CMSRN. Nurses work too much. Learn how to work less and live more, rediscover your dream career.

In collaboration with Institute for the Future AARP Futurecasting has crafted descriptions of four different possible external environments that AARP could face by 2030. The four scenarios are called Great Refocus, Creative Fusion, Vicious Cycles and Rule of Tech Titans. Each has different features brought about by changes in technology and society.

The App “OHR” was designed to give people a deeper and more intimate understanding of Emunah, and to inculcate with its listeners the beauty of Torah and Avodas Hashem, to reveal to us how fortunate we are to be servants of Hashem Yisborach. Those who appreciate deep insights and have a love for learning the classic works of Jewish Thought, will enjoy these shiurim, which present profound concepts with great clarity, in concise language.

Hosted by Mary Beth Storjohann and Neela Hummel, If Money Were Easy is a space where real, authentic conversations about money are the norm. Inspired by their work as CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® professionals, Mary Beth and Neela are rewriting the narrative that finances are overwhelming, and offering empowering, accessible, and actionable tips to help you make smarter financial decisions and build a life you love. And since money is an undercurrent that influences nearly every aspect of our lives, expect episodes that touch on everything from family and health, to gender equity and beyond. With timely, candid dialogue and insightful guest spotlights, the bi-weekly episodes feel like chatting with friends about the topics that truly matter. The goal? To make money discussions feel natural, relatable, and yes — even easy. Welcome to the conversation.

In the NEW SEASON 4 of Waterways through Time, historian Turtle Bunbury explores Ireland’s rivers, lakes, and canals through conversations with remarkable voices. Historian Rob Goodbody explains how our waterways were first mapped. Brian Cassells tells the story of the Ulster Canal and its modern revival. Liam Kenny shares the lore and legends of Kildare’s towpaths. Admiral Michael Clarke recalls the yachting traditions of Lough Erne and its role in World War Two. John and Sandra Lefroy invite us aboard the Phoenix at Killaloe. Military historian Dr Harman Murtagh reflects on war and settlement along the waterways. And sailing historian Vincent Delany charts the story of the Shannon One Design.

The Warrior Parent podcast is dedicated to informing and supporting families around parenting and mental wellness. We're here to talk about some of the many issues facing our kids today and how we can show up as warrior advocates for them. Being a kid is incredibly challenging right now and so is being a parent or caregiver. Everyday we hear about school shootings, rising rates of completed suicides, attempted suicides and folks just thinking that this might be the answer for them. We hear about how depressed and anxious our kids are and more than anything we want to help. The Warrior Parent podcast seeks to create a community where we can talk about these challenging issues, support each other, bring facts and experts to help us learn the most effective, kindest and most open-hearted way to show up for our kids and families. As moms of kids with many of these challenges, we have spent the last several years adapting proven mind-body tools that kids and families can use everyday to help them stay centered, peaceful and emotionally regulated. We've created a digital platform so we can share these tools with you wherever you are. Our vision is to empower kids and families to live their very best, most joyful and fulfilling lives. Parenting is the hardest job you'll ever do and it calls for an open-hearted warrior mentality to lift, support and help launch our kids into becoming the very best, fullest and most authentic version of themselves. Won't you join us as we show up and do our best for our kids?

This is On The Frontlines of Democracy, a podcast about the challenges facing democracies around the world