Greg Argueta, associate vice president for accounting and financial reporting at the University of Texas at Dallas, reflects on his accidental career journey from finance to higher education leadership. Despite originally thinking his move was temporary, the mission of higher education resonated with him over time. He shares how embracing new opportunities, like leading an ERP implementation, allowed him to grow into more responsibilities. Greg also discusses adjusting to higher education’s complexity compared to his previous finance work. Two crucial lessons Greg learned were the importance o ..read more

In this chilling episode of Gank That Drank: A Supernatural Drinking Game Podcast, hosts Krissy Lenz and Nate McWhortor delve into the creepy narrative of “Supernatural” Season 4, Episode 11, titled “Family Remains.” This episode, which pays homage to the iconic “X-Files” episode “Home,” explores the unsettling tale of an incestuous family living in isolation and is considered one of the show’s most disturbing installments. Krissy and Nate guide listeners through the episode’s most harrowing moments, enhancing the viewing experience with a meticulously crafted drinking game. The game includes ..read more

In a nation increasingly riven by polarization and mistrust, the spirit of “civitas”—the collective body coming together for good—can feel like a distant dream. But amidst this bleak landscape, rays of hope shine through in the form of organizations like Welcoming America. This week, Carrie Fox sits down with Rachel Perić, Executive Director of Welcoming America, to discuss their new report, “The State of Welcoming.” Perić shares her powerful personal story and sheds light on how creating a culture of belonging for immigrants and refugees can strengthen the social fabric of entire communities ..read more

In this episode of The ADHD Podcast, we delve into the complex and often misunderstood connection between Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD). Joined by Dr. Roberto Olivardia, a renowned Clinical Psychologist and Lecturer at Harvard Medical School, the trio embarks on a journey to unravel the intricacies of these two conditions and shed light on the challenges faced by those who experience them simultaneously. With his extensive expertise in treating ADHD, OCD, and Body Dysmorphic Disorder, Dr. Olivardia provides invaluable insights into the ..read more

On this episode of The Exorcist Minute: No, that’s not an ambulance people on the internet are forgiving and nice “Tell me about the dust bunnies, Karl…” we finally find out what happens to that armoire… …but we never find out who Potsie is… Special guest: Edvard Munch’s The Scream Howdy is giving……. Oh, thank God – it’s only a demon Mary Karras (and friends!) Quoth the raven, “Why you do dis to me, Dimmy?” …and more! The post Minute 116 – What An Excellent Day For The Return Of Mamma! appeared first on TruStory FM ..read more

The Film Board gathers! This month, host Justin Jaeger is joined by Steve Sarmento and Tommy Metz III to litigate Alex Garland’s provocative new film “Civil War.” The movie depicts a dystopian near-future America fractured by a second civil war, following a group of journalists on a perilous trek to interview the authoritarian president. We dive into the film’s central themes—what it means to bear witness to war, how allegiances break down in times of chaos, and whether the movie serves more as a warning or simply a brutal glimpse of “what if.” We debate Garland’s motivations in making the fil ..read more

On this episode of The Exorcist Minute: This episode was brought to you by the letter: WHY! “Couldja help an old altar monster, foddah?” Return guest Alex Bledsoe! A reading from the Book of Blatty! Why Michelangelo never did any self-portraits Don’t go in my chamber! … and more! The post Minute 115 – What An Excellent Day For “WHY!” appeared first on TruStory FM ..read more

This week, Pete Wright digs into the complex and sometimes contradictory world of workplace wellness programs with guest Jen Moff, VP of Learning Development at AIM HR Solutions. Pete and Jen examine a controversial study from an Oxford researcher who found that, with the exception of volunteer work, most workplace wellness initiatives provide little to no benefit for employees’ wellbeing. The study suggests companies should instead focus on core practices like schedules, pay, and performance reviews. Who are these programs really serving? How can companies authentically embody the values behi ..read more

Matthew Fox and Riki Hayashi dive into the question of whether a pirate can truly be a hero. Using the popular anime, manga, and live-action series One Piece as a focal point, they examine the complex nature of piracy and its relationship to morality. The discussion begins by defining the term “pirate” in both English and Japanese contexts, considering its historical and cultural implications. Matthew and Riki then explore the character of Monkey D. Luffy, the protagonist of One Piece, and his unique brand of piracy that challenges traditional notions of right and wrong. Can Luffy’s altruistic ..read more

Listener Questions on Alimony, Co-Parenting, and More In this episode of How to Split a Toaster, Seth Nelson and Pete Wright dive into their mailbag to answer pressing questions from listeners. From alimony calculations to co-parenting challenges, Seth and Pete offer their insights and advice on navigating the complexities of divorce. Seth and Pete tackle a range of topics, including how judges handle parenting plans for previously uninvolved parents, the intricacies of Florida’s new alimony statute, and strategies for dealing with uncooperative ex-spouses in co-parenting arrangements. They al ..read more