Podcast Discontinued episodes:

• November 06, 2024@TheSimonShow | My Perspective on the 2024 United States Presidential Election

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  "Some of you may not think so because you didn't get the desired result, but democracy worked. Last night. The people did, spoke, speak, and they felt that Vice President Harris was not the right candidate for them right now. Now, it's not to say personally, and I know politics pretty well, I don't. I think this is it for her."

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• November 05, 2024@TheSimonShow | Election '24: Democracy in Action

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  "Follow all the election rules so that no matter who you were voting for, your vote was properly handled and sent to the local election headquarters for counting. Thank you so much for joining me today on this special episode of The Simon show, election 24, democracy in action. Let's keep the conversation going about the importance of voting and engaging in in our democracy. Until next time, Simon Dolorosa reminding you to keep your feet on the ground and keep reaching for the stars."

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• November 04, 2024@TheSimonShow | Embracing Civility: Respecting Differences in a Divisive World

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  "Welcome to this very special episode of the Simon Show. I'm Simon Dolorosa. Today's topic affects everyone from our youngest children to our seasoned citizens. Today, I'm going to begin this webcast by discussing one civility. If successful, civility can go a long way in building stronger relationships and communities, especially when it comes to sensitive subjects like politics, religion, and personal lifestyle choices. We live in a time when people's differences can divide us, but it doesn't have to be that way."

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• November 02, 2024@TheSimonShow | Bridging Generations: The Power of Intergenerational Friendships

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  "The impact of these friendships extends far beyond the individuals involved. They're creating a more empathetic, understanding society. When young people regularly interact with seniors, studies show they develop more positive attitudes about aging. Meanwhile, older adults who maintain friendships with younger people report feeling more connected to the changing world around them. Let me share something that happened At a local community center, a group of retirees started teaching traditional crafts to teenagers."

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• November 02, 2024@TheSimonShow | The Ripple Effect of Good Deeds

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  "Now, just yesterday, I witnessed a touching moment at the grocery store. Believe it or not, it really happened. It was a young mother who was struggling with a crying baby and a cart full of groceries. You've heard this before. Everybody in America has gone through something like that, right? But without saying a word, the cashier stepped away from a register, picked up the baby, with mom's permission, of course, and entertained him while scanning the items."

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• April 07, 2024@TheSimonShow | Gen Z Has Spoken - Wallets Are Uncool. Go Digital!

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  "Brian adds that the shift in behavior is a reflection of how far mobile wallets have come. About a decade ago, when he covered emerging mobile payment apps, most people shrugged at the technology because tapping a phone on a scanner was no more convenient than swiping a credit card. In recent years, though, amid a global pandemic that drove people towards contact free payments, Apple and Google expanded their software to support digitized driver's license and transit cards, a perfect storm that made mobile wallets more useful."

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• April 03, 2024@TheSimonShow | Carol the Waffle House Waitress Is My New Life Coach

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  "Not the airy fairy kind, but the gritty, down to earth, don't mess with me kind of respect. We all need a little bit more of the writer of this article, Darren Cardoza, explains the scene. I seated myself at a booth, and Miss Carol approached me with a menu. Her name tag said she had been with Waffle House for four years, but she's been on this earth much, much longer."

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• March 31, 2024@TheSimonShow | Solar Eclipse on April 8th Prompts Cell Phone Warning

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  "Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, New Hampshire, and Maine, as well as small parts of Kentucky, Michigan, and Tennessee, are along the path of totality in those states, the periods of greatest darkness will reach up to four minutes and 27 seconds. Now, officials in one of those states are warning existing cellular networks may be impacted on that day. More in a moment."

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• March 26, 2024@TheSimonShow | Age is Just a Number: Leading Teams with Experience

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  "Value their opinions, even if you ultimately go a different direction. This isn't about passing the buck, it's about showing you know they're an asset. The goal here is to turn this team into a collaboration of talent, not a dictatorship takeover. Older employees don't want to be told what to do. They want to be part of the solution. Involve them in decision making. Ask for ideas to tackle challenges. Give them a voice. It shows you trust them. And guess what?"

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• March 20, 2024@TheSimonShow | Why is the FBI Coming For Extremist Gamers?

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  "Welcome back to the Simon show, where we discuss trends, challenges, and experiences shaping our world. I'm Simon Delarosa. Today we're tackling a hot button issue, the FBI scrutiny of gamers and the potential for increased surveillance. Is this a real threat, or are we overreacting? The headlines have been alarming. Reports suggest the FBI and DHS want to crack down on extremist activity within gaming communities. But the implications are enormous. Questions about privacy, freedom of speech."

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