01. Go Inside the Secret Service with Former Female Agent 02. Weirdest White House Antics 03. The Lost Story of President Madison’s Black Family 04. Pulitzer Prize-Winner’s New Malcolm X Biography 05. COVID Long Haulers: What We’ve Learned So Far 06. Need-to-Know Vaccine Info 07. Lessons from First ER Doc to Die of COVID 08. […]
Archive | January, 2021
1/26/21 RTIR Newsletter: Are You Pangry? Holocaust Remembrance, 6 Types of Men
01. Senate Expert on Biden, Schumer and Filibuster 02. Wednesday is Holocaust Remembrance Day 03. Panger: When People Ignoring COVID Make You Furious 04. More Me Time: What Moms Want This Valentine’s Day 05. Be Mine: Say It with Nuggets 06. For Valentine’s Day: Expert Reveals 6 Types of Men 07. Why Aren’t We Blaming […]
1/21/21 RTIR Newsletter: Inauguration Blues, Weird White Houses, Presidential Pooches
01. Do Inauguration Speeches Matter? 02. Cure for the Inauguration Blues 03. What We Can Learn from 2020’s Leadership Failures 04. Presidential Peculiarities and White House Weirdness 05. Get Out the Dog Treats: Presidential Pooches Return 06. The Nursing Shortage is Here … What Can We Do about It? 07. How National Service Could Heal […]
God, Trump and the Election
A Politico story contends that millions of Americans believe God wanted Donald Trump to be president. But a second term did not seem to be in God’s plan. Interview Patric Rutherford, Ph.D., who agrees that a Trump White House was God’s will. But find out why he says God may not have wanted Trump to […]
Workplace Jazz: Treat Your Team Like Musicians
Since he first picked up his sister’s guitar at age 12, music has taught Gerald Leonard many things: the discipline of practice, playing fairly, how to listen, connect with others, and how to have fun. Today, the conservatory-trained musician and CEO of the business consultancy Principles of Execution, uses those lessons to help managers understand […]
The One Thing You Never Saw Trump Wear and Why It’s Important
During his campaign and presidency, you never saw Donald Trump wear sunglasses or glasses of any kind. And it’s not because he has perfect vision (he made reading goofs despite the availability of a Teleprompter) or never appeared outside in the bright sunlight. According to vision educator Linda Odubayo Thompson, Trump’s lack of eyewear reveals […]
Is the Concept of Race Racist?
Is it possible to talk about racism without being racist? Without causing other people pain? Should the “what are you” question even be on the census form? Can we build enough trust to talk about race without judgment? Just as he does with his new YouTube series, “Difficult Questions with Glen Dunzweiler,” Glen Dunzweiler will […]
Combat Winter Blues: Put More Yay in Every Day
By Carl on January 19, 2021 in Inspirational, Feel-Good, Relationships, Psychology, Self Help, Senior Issues, Women’s Issues
We all experience the winter blues in one form or another. But, one of the things that have saved many of us and will continue to save us through 2021 is having a hobby or two. For those who have procrastinated on finding one or still aren’t giving enough time to what brings them joy […]
1/19/21 RTIR Newsletter: GOP Backlash, Immunity Passports, Gender and the Bible
01. Capitol Attacks are Just the Beginning 02. The Founding Fathers and Presidential Pardons 03. Unprecedented GOP Corporate Backlash — Will it Last? 04. Immunity Passports: The Vaccine Credential Initiative 05. Faith, Sex and Gender: What the Bible Really Says 06. Is the Concept of Race Racist? 07. The One Thing You Never Saw Trump […]
The Lost Story of President Madison’s Black Family
Author and physician Bettye Kearse is the great-great-great-granddaughter of an enslaved woman and her enslaver, and half-brother, President James Madison. For Martin Luther King Day, invite Dr. Kearse to share her perspective on being a descendant of both one of the Founding Fathers and also of a slave. With such a unique heritage, she can […]