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Joining Robert Pilot, Wendy Pilot with a Sacred Animal Update. Ridglan Farms, a Wisconsin breeding and research facility. Kristie GoForth Bikes for Kids Wisconsin
The post Native Roots Radio 5.4.2026 first appeared on AM 950.
This is an encore episode with Ben Feldman, one of our sponsors of the show! Ben Feldman is a partner of Active Insurance Solutions which is an independent insurance agency based in Chanhassen. In this episode, Ben and Paige talk about all things ‘insurance claims.’ We cover the key steps to take when an event needs to be reported, how to better understand your coverage, and best practices to keep in mind when purchasing insurance. We break down important components of homeowners insurance, including the CLUE report and the most common types of claims, and describe how these factors should influence your decision-making when filing a claim or buying a home. Listen in for a highly important and informative conversation! Find us at therecollab.com.
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AI Solutions Blog: How to protect your property for severe weather
Thank you to our Sponsors!
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The post RECkoning with Real Estate – EP. 35 (Encore): Insurance Claims Explained w/ Ben Feldman first appeared on AM 950.
Philip Anthony is joined by his co-hosts Austin and Matt for a heavy conversation about all the proverbial “excrement” that the current administration is throwing at the fan!
The post Downright Upright Show Ep. 169: Cohost Show No. 25 first appeared on AM 950.
In this week’s Big Story, I celebrate Chet Hassen, a Michigan college athletic director who proved that empathy is a superpower after he was reinstated following a suspension for defending a trans student-athlete. It’s a powerful reminder of what happens when a community stands up for what’s right. I am then joined by Kat Rohn, Executive Director of OutFront Minnesota, to discuss the organization’s historic $2 million gift from MacKenzie Scott and Minnesota’s vital role as a “refuge state” in an increasingly hostile national landscape. In News Bites, we look at the devastating new HUD policies targeting trans housing and the chilling censorship of LGBTQ+ voices at Texas Tech. Finally, in Random Acts, I share stories from my recent talks in Iowa and a heart-to-heart with some incredible middle schoolers who remind me exactly why we keep fighting.
#TransRights #ChetHassen #OutFrontMN #RefugeState #LGBTQHousing #TexasTech #EmpathyInAction #EllieKrug #SocialJustice #MayDay
The post The Illegal Trans Woman – Ep. 74: Reinstating Empathy and the Power of Local Community Support first appeared on AM 950.
Most people don’t feel financially stressed because they’re bad with money—they feel stressed because their money is living in the wrong places.
In this episode, Elaine breaks down the Liquidity Ladder: a simple, powerful system for placing your money in the right “rungs” based on time horizon, access, and risk—so you stop borrowing from your future to pay for the present.
You’ll learn the five liquidity tiers and exactly when to prioritize liquidity over returns. The goal isn’t just better accounts. The goal is financial optionality.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
– Why “one big pot of money” creates confusion, anxiety, and bad decisions
Get the tools: Download the Liquidity Ladder Map + Account Purpose Guide on the website.
The post Do Different Better – Ep. 101: Liquidity Ladder: Where Your Money Should Live first appeared on AM 950.
This week Bruce details how the GOP is suddenly insisting that taxpayers will help pay for the Trump ballroom, how the DOJ’s latest attempt to charge James Comey is likely to fail, and more attacks on the First Amendment from the Trump administration.
The post Episode 93 of Politics Matters with Bruce Klopfleisch first appeared on AM 950.
Becky McNattin and Tara Martini dive into the digital dating scene and the toll it can take on our mental well-being. Guest Audrey Anve joins the chat to help navigate the jargon of ghosting and breadcrumbing while exploring why we often look for affirmation in all the wrong swipes. From industry stats to personal stories, you’ll walk away with a better understanding of how to set boundaries on the apps and why your self-worth is never defined by a match.
The post Feels Out Loud – Ep. 67: Online Dating first appeared on AM 950.
Laura Hedlund digs into the idea that what we do to the earth, we ultimately do to ourselves, while highlighting some incredible local efforts to build a more resilient food system. Urban farmer Elyssa Eull of California Street Farms shares the realities of feeding a neighborhood from a tiny city plot, and Chef Lachelle Cunningham breaks down how food business incubation can lead to true community abundance. Between talks of CSAs and upcoming markets at George Floyd Square, you’ll find plenty of inspiration for authoring a brand-new economic story.
#FoodFreedom #UrbanFarming #LocalProduce #CommunityAbundance #HealthyRoots #SustainableLiving #MinneapolisEats #EcoEconomics #CSA #SupportLocal
The post Food Freedom Radio – May 2, 2026 first appeared on AM 950.
Host Laurie Fitz joins co-host Rick Bernardo as he visited The Phoenix Theater to interview Storydance Theatre founder, dancer, and director, Cia Sautter, along with Jewish Community Action’s Brandon Schorsch, their Combating Hate campaign organizer. We discuss Cia’s recent April Storydance Theatre production: “Finding Elijah—A Story Play on Finding Peace, Justice, and Hope.” In Jewish folklore, the biblical prophet Elijah wanders the earth to provide justice, compassion, and healing in times of distress. This project explores Elijah through Jewish history in moments of antisemitism, injustice, and the often-broken discourse around Israel-Palestine. – https://cialuna13.wixsite.com/storydancetheatre • www.JewishCommunityAction.org • www.StopHateMN.org
#ConnectionsRadio #FindingElijah #StoryDance #SocialJustice #CombattingHate #JewishFolklore #CommunityConnection #LaurieFitz #ArtAsActivism #PeaceAndJustice
The post Connections Radio – May 2, 2026 first appeared on AM 950.
This episode originally aired July 13, 2024:
This week hosts Caddy Frink and Erin Fitzgerald discuss the importance of self-care with recovery.
The post Redefining Recovery – Ep. 101 (Encore): first appeared on AM 950.
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