January 22, Thursday at noon & 8pm Eastern on e360tv and released at noon on Thursday on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcast.
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Karl Dakin
If you’ve ever wondered how to secure funding for your idea, you’re not alone. Whether it’s a startup, small business, or community initiative, getting sponsors or investors can feel daunting—especially in today’s changing funding landscape.
Kathy Herrick, Uma Lele, and Larry Prusak
Through shared memories, brief clips from their original appearances, and thoughtful reflection, Madelyn and Ed explore the universal practice of remembering those who have passed
Lisa Zaretsky
Whether you’re a manager juggling year-end goals or someone who wants to truly enjoy time with loved ones, Lisa offers tools you can start using today to reclaim the holidays as a time of well-being.
Michele Borba
Friendship, helping children understand how to make and keep friends.
James Burke
Powerful leadership discipline for balancing risk, driving innovation, and thriving in times of uncertainty.
Yvan DeMunck
What if the next big breakthrough you support isn’t a lottery ticket—but a startup idea?
Kate Kitagawa
The human drama behind math, from ancient counting to algorithms shaping our lives.
Robert Burnside
With the explosion of artificial intelligence, the challenge is at hand: how can we use AI to enhance human learning and development? How can we avoid the potential downsides of AI reducing human learning and creativity.
Geoffrey Yoder
If you were growing up on a farm spending time driving the cattle up to the barn to be milked every day, would you dream of going to the stars?
Seth Kahan
Large scale projects are ones that are large in scale, wide in participation, and significant in impact. Think Healthy Nurses, Healthy Nation – a Grand Challenge that led to hospitals providing healthy food for nurses during the night shift where the only alternative had been junk food and vending machines.