MCLE ThisWeek—newly revamped for 2025—delivering fresh legal insights when you need them most. Each episode spotlights timely topics, practical strategies, and leading experts to keep your practice ahead of the curve. Tune in and stay at the forefront of your profession—only with MCLE New England. more

A monthly podcast featuring real-world lessons, best practices, and action-oriented insights for the 'You're It' moments when you are called to lead. Each concise episode features insights from frontline leaders and the faculty of the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative (NPLI), a joint program of the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and the Center for Public Leadership at Harvard's John F. Kennedy School of Government.About the HostEric J. McNulty is the Associate Director of the National Preparedness Leadership Initiative. He researches, writes about, and teaches leadership, crisis leadership, conflict resolution, and negotiation in graduate and executive education at Harvard and other institutions. He is a regular speaker at conferences and corporate events. McNulty is co-author of You're It: The Pivot from Everyday to Crisis Leadership (forthcoming), Renegotiating Healthcare: Resolving Conflict to Build Collaboration, and author of numerous articles. He is a contributing editor to strategy business magazine and past contributing editor at Harvard Business Publishing. McNulty holds a B.A. in Economics from the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and an M.A. in Leadership from Lesley University. more

Building Boston & Beyond Podcast serves as an educational platform providing Massachusetts residents with information on the growth of their city, the status of the economy, and improvements to their neighborhood. Podcast discussions with public officials, private and public sector businesses, non-profits, and educational and medical institutions provides a unique forum to introduce to the public their objectives, goals, and successes, as well as, sharing information related to the many resources available via state programs and organizations that promote a higher quality of life for people. more

Public Hearing is a show about Worcester, MA, the 2nd largest city in New England, and it's time we start acting like it! Join creator and host, Joshua Croke (Queer For Cities, Love Your Labels), as they have interesting and timely conversations about issues that impact our community. Airs on WICN 90.5FM, Worcester's only NPR affiliate station, on Wednesday evenings at 6:00 pm.Learn more and follow at QueerForCities.com/PublicHearingCreated & Hosted by Joshua Croke.Our Audio Producer is Giuliano D'Orazio.Available anywhere you listen to podcasts.  more

Seeking light of the deen with some caffeine. Frozen in Massachusetts. Melted in California.Karim Serageldin is an American human scientist, relationship coach and educator. Founder of Noor Human Consulting. Karim enjoys absurd hilarious moments, music, the sun, coffee and sugary things. Tune in for unique content on psychology, relationships and spirituality.Pledge a coffee today!https://www.patreon.com/coffeewithkarim more

Into the Mind of a Genius: Life and Legacy of Richard Feynman In This series, we will explore the world of so-called geniuses- to find out who they are what they've done, and what makes them unique. Richard Feynman, a name synonymous with brilliance, innovation, and unbridled curiosity, left an indelible mark on the world of physics and science. His life and legacy are a testament to the extraordinary capabilities of the human mind and the insatiable thirst for knowledge that can propel one to greatness. In this exploration, we delve into the remarkable journey of Richard Feynman, from his early years to his enduring impact on science. The Early Years: A Curious Mind Awakens Born on May 11, 1918, in New York City, Richard Phillips Fenimanshowed an early aptitude for mathematics and science. Encouraged by his parents and nurtured by his own insatiable curiosity, he developed an exceptional intellect from a young age. Feynman's inquisitiveness often led him to dismantle and repair radios and other devices, offering a glimpse into his future as a scientific maverick. Education and Breakthroughs: The Making of a Genius Feynman's educational journey was marked by brilliance. He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) with a bachelor's degree in physics, and he went on to earn a Ph.D. from Princeton University. During his academic pursuits, he made groundbreaking contributions to quantum mechanics, particularly in the development of the path integral formulation of quantum mechanics and the theory of quantum electrodynamics. The Manhattan Project: A Confluence of Genius Feynman's exceptional abilities were recognized during World War II when he was invited to join the Manhattan Project. His work on the project, particularly his contributions to the development of the atomic bomb, showcased his prowess in theoretical physics and his willingness to tackle complex, real-world problems. Teaching and Influence: The FenimanTechnique Feynman's career as a professor at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) allowed him to leave an enduring legacy. His unorthodox teaching methods, characterized by his 'FenimanTechnique' of simplifying complex concepts, made physics more accessible and engaging to students. His lectures, later compiled into the famous 'FenimanLectures on Physics,' continue to inspire and educate generations of budding scientists. Quantum Electrodynamics: Nobel Prize and Beyond In 1965, Richard Fenimanwas awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his work in quantum electrodynamics. This recognition solidified his position as one of the foremost physicists of his time. His influential diagrams, known as 'Fenimandiagrams,' became a fundamental tool in the study of subatomic particle interactions. Life Outside the Lab: A Multi-Talented Genius Fenimanwas not confined solely to the world of physics. He was an accomplished bongo player, a charismatic lecturer, and an artist, and he enjoyed cracking safes and playing pranks. His diverse interests and sense of humor added to his legend, making him a beloved and relatable figure in the world of science. Legacy and Inspiration: The FenimanLegacy Richard Feynman's legacy endures through his contributions to physics, his teaching methods, and his approach to problem-solving. His ability to demystify complex concepts and make them accessible to a broad audience continues to influence scientists and educators worldwide. His impact on the field of quantum physics and the development of quantum computing is a testament to his enduring relevance. In conclusion, Richard Fenimanwas a genius who transcended the boundaries of traditional scientific inquiry. His life and legacy serve as a reminder that the pursuit of knowledge, fueled by insatiable curiosity and a willingness to challenge the status quo, can lead to groundbreaking discoveries and innovations that shape the world. Richard Feynman's journey into the realm of genius and his profound contributions to more

Talking with people about experiences they have had, giving forecasts for Pittsfiled and the greater Pittsfield area in Massachusetts, as well as educating the public. more

Broadcasting from Emerson College's School of Communication in Boston, Massachusetts, 'Campus on the Common,' provides an expert view into the field of media and communication through the lens of academic experts and industry professionals from Emerson and beyond. The podcast explores areas such as multimedia storytelling, media ethics, and how new technologies are affecting the communication industry. A national leader for cutting-edge research and education, Emerson's School of Communication houses hands-on programs in journalism, marketing, communication disorders, public relations, and sports communication, among others, preparing students to thrive in the classroom and in their careers. more