This episode begins with an announcement from trusted charity/foundation resource Charity Navigator. CharityNavigator.org has announcement a new program called Causeway, where like minded charities are grouped together so you can more easily find the causes that you want to support. Other segments include; Performing certain Yoga in your office chair at work can relive stress and anxiety; Sleep Divorce, with couples sleeping in separate rooms due to snoring, sleep apnea, and other overnight activity that can keep the other person from getting a good night’s sleep; End of summer vacation planning to avoid debt; Paul McCartney, one of the most decorated Musicians and Philanthropists in the world, has reached Billionaire status, and more.

This episode begins with a discussion of Health And Fitness awareness during the last few weeks of summer. The colder temps and shorter days are coming, and now is the time to get a plan for your Physical Fitness this Fall and Winter. Other segments include; $40 donation from Metallica’s All Within My Hands foundation to help the homeless; Kenny Loggins winning the annual John Lennon Award recognizing individuals for they philanthropy and community service; Fall Foliage hot spots in America; Instruction on how to blur you home’s image on Google Maps; and more.

We begin this episode with a report from the Olympics, involving rap music legend Flavor Flav. Mr. Flav has entered a 5 year partnership with US Water Polo to help finance their teams. Flavor Flav was inspired to get involved financially after learning the members of the Women’s US Water Polo team had regular day jobs and couldn’t devote all their time to winning a gold medal. Other reports include; the 4 best tips to get a Good Nights Sleep; Gen Z trusting Tik Toc videos for their health and fitness; and more

We begin this show with a charity concert event with Pablo Cruise. The 70s Yacht Rock band from California, famous for the hits Love Will Find A Way and Whatcha Gonna Do, played a benefit concert recently to raise money for the Marion Ministerial Alliance Food Pantry and Soup Kitchen. Other segments include; Summer Olympics nutrition for Athletes; American Home Owners spend $156 Billion annually on their Pets; Average cost of a wedding is at $26,000; and more.

This show begins with a look at a Donna Summer Auction. The late Queen of Disco’s daughters have teamed up with Christies of New York, to raise money for a few of Donna’s favorite foundations including the Elton John Aids Foundation and St. Jude Children’s Hospital. Other segments include; A study on how your work environment affects your lifespan; a look at cinematic history with 40 years of Indiana Jones with the release of the 5th movie in the franchise; There’s a mountain of clothes weighing 59,000 tons in a landfill in the country of Chile; A Fast Food report mentioning the healthy pizza option of cauliflower crust; and more.

We begin the show with a story from Portland, OR. An Orange Theory location fired a coach/trainer who scammed members out of $12,000 worth of donations he said he’d give to 17 local charities. He kept all the money that members Venmo’d him. The Orange Theory has committed to giving $1000 to each of the 17 charities, for a total of $17,000. Other segments include; Rachel Cleveland in Minnesota has launched a Book Truck, selling books at public events; A Bloomsbury Philanthropy has donated $1 Billion to John Hopkins University Med School to cover tuition for qualified med students; Public School Districts have begun to outlaw smartphones in the classroom; and more.

Entrepreneur John Wechsler joins us to talk about his work with kids across America, to spark the entrepreneur in them. From Lemonade Stands for 3rd graders, to Science Labs for teenagers, John has a passion for inspiring kids to become the world’s next great Entrepreneurs. John is the Founder and CEO of Spokenote, learn more at Spokenote.com.

We begin this show with our annual list of Fireworks Safety tips, as provided by the National Safety Council. The best tip of all is to relax on a lawn chair or blanket, and watch your civic professional fireworks. Other segments include; Corey Barton played every single Foo Fighters song over a 9 hour period and raised $7500 for Cancer Awareness and Research; Fast Food earnings rankings; How to deal with The Summer Slide, which is a child’s learning loss over a 2 month period of summer vacation; and more.

We begin the show with One805, and organization in California that benefits the First Responders of Santa Barbara. One805 has announced that Grammy-winning recording artist Kenny Loggins as this year’s Heart of the Community Award recipient. The award recognizes individuals who have shown outstanding dedication to giving back to the community. Prior recipients include Kevin Costner, and One805 founding board member Alan Parsons. Other segments include; The annual Metallica charity for Marching Bands. High School and College Marching Bands compete by performing a Metallica song of their choice, and the winning bands receive thousands of dollars of music equipment for their marching band; Alice Cooper auctioning one of his paintings to benefit a Pet Rescue in Michigan; The Rock For Ronnie benefit concert raised $80,000 for cancer research in the memory of the late rocker Ronnie James Dio; and more.

This episode begins with Global Running Day, which takes place on the first Wednesday of June. The First Global Running Day was in 2009. Millions of people participate every year, logging tens of millions of miles running to promote health. Other segments include; Mosquito Season. Mosquitos can carry disease like West Nile, so keep on eye on the standing water on your property, like a bucket or a kiddie pool. They could be breeding grounds for Mosquitos; Moving Stress. Almost 25% of Americans say that Moving is as stressful as losing or changing jobs. The number one tip to avoid stress is to hire a professional mover; And more.