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Sports Help Kids Manage Stress and Emotions

Dan Riley shares a vital insight this week: Sports help kids manage stress, and that may be more important now than ever. As the world grows increasingly unpredictable, organized games give children the tools to cope with anxiety, handle emotions, and build resilience — it is possible to be more  effective than anything they experience in a classroom. 🎵 Listen to Dan discuss how sports does help…

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9 Debit Card Safety Tips You Shouldn’t Ignore

Debit Card Safety Tips take center stage in this episode of Monday’s Tips with host Lillian Cauldwell, who shares 9 essential ways to protect your card in public. You may know some — but knowing isn’t doing. Americans Lost $12.5 Billion to Fraud Last Year — Are You Next? The FTC reports a staggering rise in distraction scams, now popping up in everyday places like grocery stores and parking lots.…

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Desiree Pearl’s Journey Through Trauma and Healing

In this deeply moving episode of Chatting with Betsy, host Betsy Wurzel welcomes poet, survivor, and mental health advocate Desiree Pearl to share her inspiring story in Desiree Pearl’s Journey Through Trauma and Healing. Introduced to Betsy by her son Josh Sloan, Desiree opens up about her path of resilience, the risks of vulnerability, and the powerful role writing played in her decades-long…

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Why the Bill of Rights Was Essential

In this episode of Historical: Lest We Forget, host Lillian Cauldwell continues her exploration of the U.S. Constitution by turning to the creation of the Bill of Rights. She examines why James Madison, Benjamin Franklin, and Alexander Hamilton believed it was crucial to explicitly protect individual freedoms — not only to prevent the Constitution from failing, but to reassure citizens who had…

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PXA Stealer Malware Targets Your Private Data

In this episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell issues a critical warning about the rise of PXA Stealer Malware. Originally developed to infiltrate government and academic systems, this insidious threat has now evolved — targeting ordinary users by stealing passwords, harvesting sensitive personal and business data, and compromising entire devices without leaving a trace. PXA Stealer…

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Caitlin Clark gesture shows kindness in sports

In the world of sports, Caitlin Clark gesture toward her coach’s young child has sparked conversation and reflection. Many saw a simple moment of care that reflects the best of what sports can encourage: kindness, mentorship, and community. While some online reactions differed, it is important to focus on the positive intent behind moments like these. Sports bring people together, create shared…

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Supernatural Thriller: Savior of Lost Souls

In this episode of Chatting with Betsy, host Betsy Wurzel welcomes James R. Bateman, author of Savior of Lost Souls, the first novel in his Retribution series. James, originally from Staffordshire, England, spent 30+ years in the IT and software world before stepping into fiction. Now, he brings readers into a haunting supernatural realm shaped by imagination, grief, and divine…

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Breakup Tips for Healing with Clarity and Self-Care

In today’s episode of Monday Tips, host Lillian Cauldwell shares practical advice on how to navigate a breakup without spiraling into grief, emotional devastation, or drowning in ice cream and brownies.  Kellie Walton offers 9 essential breakup tips to help you move through the pain with clarity and self-care. These breakup tips are simple but powerful reminders that you deserve healing,…

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Constitution Origins and the Founding Vision

In this episodeof Historical: Lest We Forget, we explore the Constitution origins and their lasting impact on the U.S. government with host Lillian Cauldwell who explores the turbulent origins of the United States Constitution and the visionaries who shaped it. The story begins in 1787, a time when the fledgling nation teetered on the edge of collapse. James Madison, Alexander Hamilton, and…

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Real Estate Scam Cost Man $1.6 Million

In this episode of Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell shares a cautionary tale about a real estate scam, originally reported by Moneywise and Florida local news. A man lost $1.6 million—scammed by a woman he had known for years. She approached him with what seemed like a legitimate investment opportunity through her realty company, claiming she needed funds to purchase buildings. Trusting…

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Toxic Anger and the NYC Shooting Tragedy

Dan Riley, host of Dan Riley Sports Talk, reflects on the recent shooting in New York City. In a time of rising toxic anger, blame, and unsociable, the shooting stands as a tragic reminder of what can happen when emotions spiral out of control. The alleged shooter, a former high school football player, reportedly struggled with mental health issues and fixated on the NFL as the source of his…

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How Foster Care Fails Too Many Kids

On Chatting with Betsy, host Betsy Wurzel speaks with journalist and author Claudia Rowe about how foster care fails too many children in America. Claudia’s book, WARDS OF THE STATE: The Long Shadow of American Foster Care, uncovers the deep flaws in a system that often leaves children more likely to enter prison than college. Claudia brings over 30 years of reporting experience, including…

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Clean Your Digital Footprint for Privacy

In today’s episode of Monday Tips with host Lillian Cauldwell, Ms. Cauldwell provides tips on how to Clean Your Digital Footprint  to prevent cybercriminals from scamming with your personal, financial, and identity. A digital footprint is what we do online: sending an email, posting on social media, and online shopping. Everything we do online leaves a trail of data. Minimizing that data trail is…

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American Dream Still Divides Voters Today

In this episode of Historical, Lest We Forget, host Lillian Cauldwell examines two recent polls from Quinnipiac University exploring whether the American Dream is still within reach for most citizens. With 1,290 registered voters surveyed, the results reveal a nation grappling with doubt, disillusionment, and political fatigue. Lillian also highlights the possibility of a third political party…

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Digital Predators Gang 764 Warning

Digital predators are out there, and today on Scam DamNation, host Lillian Cauldwell shares a chilling FBI alert about Gang 764—a network of manipulators targeting vulnerable minors through social media, game rooms, and email. These digital predators send disturbing messages that incite self-harm, suicide, and even violence against others. As Lillian warns, “The danger is real. The damage is…

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Deion Sanders and the Lost Innocence of Sports

In this reflective episode, Dan Riley explores the lost innocence of sports through the lens of Deion Sanders’ current health issues. As news circulates about Sanders’ mysterious condition, He was transported back to the 1990s — an era when sports felt like an escape, filled with characters like “Prime Time” who gave fans hope, laughter, and distraction from everyday burdens. 🎵 Listen to this…

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Caregiver Self-Care Tips for Avoiding Burnout

Monday Tips with host Lillian Cauldwell spotlights essential caregiver self-care tips to help manage the physical, emotional, and mental toll caregiving can take. Whether you’re a teen helping at home or an adult supporting an aging parent, self-care isn’t optional — it’s essential for sustainable care. Lillian shares key self-care strategies every caregiver should embrace: Prioritize quality…