This a very special and also bittersweet All About Living program. First of all, April 18, 2020, is the actual 18th anniversary of the program, so it is an anniversary show celebration! However, this 18th anniversary program is also the final broadcast of All About Living. The program is retiring after an amazing 18-year run. Carol… Read more »
Behavioral economics, the idea that money and emotions can intersect, certainly broadens the discussion of how to attain financial fitness. But as our guest, Connie Kilmark, financial counselor and consultant explains, everyone has a financial personality. This frames our behavior regarding money and is especially important in couples’ dynamics. Opposites may attract, but if one partner is… Read more »
Evidence of hate is percolating in America and around the world. According to the American Psychological Association, the FBI reported more than 7,000 hate crimes in the United States during 2017. In Wisconsin, there were 17 religion-based hate crimes that same year. Enter Masood Akhtar, PhD, who realized his dream of coming to the United… Read more »
Exposure to violence and trauma can have lifelong affects on children’s health and wellness and their academic accomplishments. Sharyl Kato, founder and director of the Rainbow Project, describes how she is seeing multiple layers of trauma expand to new arenas such as school shootings or the fear of them, affecting schools, families and communities. Creating a… Read more »
One way to have enough food to meet the needs of the world is to grow more. Another is to preserve more of the food we grow. Until Philip Nelson, PhD, food scientist and professor emeritus at Purdue University stepped forward, food preservation was a challenge. With a family background in tomato farming and canning in… Read more »
