Each and every one of us want to matter! We want to be seen for who we truly are, and we want to be heard. When we feel invisible, it’s painful! We tell our stories in an effort to be understood, to be valued, to know that we matter. We tell the story of our loved ones and the society for the same reasons and to leave a legacy of our values, standards, accomplishments, hope, and resiliency for the inevitable hard times and losses. Storytelling enables us to see ourselves in each other.

Financial Fitness with The Money Doctor with Frances Rahaim, Ph.D.

How many politicians does it take to solve a $22 trillion Social Security deficit? Established in 1940, when the average check was about $20 (about $440 in today’s dollars). Many retirees today receive checks well below the poverty level. Since 1985, the trustees have been warning about the future of Social Security could be doomed. If no changes are made by 2033, we could be looking at a 23% cut across-the-board. Who is to blame and what can you do about it? Listen in and find out!

Project Review With Q

Part 33

The Junk Refund Show with Alan Cook

Guest, Melanie Williams of Keller Williams Realty in the DC Area

The World of Junk Removal

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Get Your Declutter Wall Calendar and a Junk Refund Discount. Help declutter your life and declutter your home!  This world's first calendar will help you get rid of the personal and business junk in your life.  The daily solutions are exactly what you need to achieve your goals!

The Getting Real with Hilary Show with Hilary Burns

Title: S2 EP15 | Ending poverty, Empowering Women and Girls, and One World with Heather Shapter

As a young girl, Heather Shapter had a dream of ending poverty.  She started her first charity at age 17.  She is now the Executive Director of Crossroads International, a 65-year-old organization that fights for the rights of girls and women.

All Roads Lead 65 Max Radio with Pamela Lynnette Henderson

Guest, Jane Lee Rankin, Founder of Apple Hill Farm, agritourism advocate and leader, and author of Farm Family

Many people value taking care of their loved ones but see taking care of themselves as selfish or a luxury they don’t have time for. But how do you take care of someone else if you’re sick or struggling? You can’t give what you don’t have.