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Fellowship, Leadership & Philanthropy for Your Radio

May 25

Jury Duty Scam, Credit Freeze, Sleep Advice, and more

This episode begins with a scam alert that is centered around Jury Duty. Scammers pose as Law Enforcement Officers own your county sheriff department and threaten arrest if you don’t pay the fine for missing Jury Duty. Other segments include; Freezing your credit to protect your self against scammers; A Sleep Study showcasing the health benefits of getting the proper amount of sleep; Vitamin D and the health benefits including extending life expectancy; Tax deductions info; and more.

30 min
May 18

Air Force Rescue, Memorial Day History, Presidential Physical Fitness Award, and more

We begin the show with an appreciation of the U.S. Military Service Members in light of the national story of the Air Force rescue of 11 people in the Atlantic Ocean. A small plane crashed 50 miles off the coast of Florida, and the 11 people were rescued in a raft. Amazingly on 3 people had minor injuries. Other segments include; the history and distinction of Memorial Day vs Veterans Day; The return of the Presidential Physical Fitness Award; A new passport design from the State Department; Tips to increase motivation at work; and more. 31st Rescue Squadron pararescuemen conduct hoist operations aboard the Landing Craft Utility, Fort McHenry, Nov. 10, 2021. The pararescue mission is to rescue, recover, and return American or allied forces in times of danger or extreme duress. (U.S. Air Force photo by Airman 1st Class Stephen Pulter)

30 min
May 10

The BMW Charity Pro-Am, Mother’s Day Survey, Working in College, and more

We begin this show discussing The BMW Charity Pro-Am this June 4 at the Country Club of Spartanburg and Thornblade Club. The celebrity Pro-Am will feature Bill Murray, Patrick Warburton, Roger Clemens, etc, and will raise $8.5 million for 9 charities. Other segments include; A Mother’s Day survey of what to get mom. 42% of moms say they want more time to herself, and more help from family members; Furniture on the curbside is trash to treasure; A survey says that College students working a job, doubles your chance of getting a job after graduation; US soldiers attacked by a bear during training exercise; and more.

30 min
Apr 26

Legacy of Life, Canine Anti Aging, Gas Saving Tips, and more

We begin the show with a foundation called Legacy of Life, which just surpassed the $1 Million mark. Legacy of Life raises funds and awareness for Congentital Heart Disease. Legacy of Life donated the million dollars to the American Heart Association. Other segments include; A bio tech company working on anti aging drugs for dogs; Tips to save you gas and gas money; Artemis moon exploration recap; The best retirement states; and more.

30 min
Apr 17

Distracted Driving, Pollen Counts, Door Way Effect, and more

We begin this show with a discussion of Distracted Driving. April is Distracted Driving Awareness Month, and a perfect time to talk about the safety and laws related to texting and driving, distracted driving, and hands free driving. Other segments include; A Pollen Count warning. This year is predicted to have higher Pollen Counts than usual, so stock up on tissues!; The Door Way Effect, which describes walking into a room and forgetting what you were looking for in that room; The national law on Real ID; A Bananas health benefit update; and more.

30 min
Apr 12

Golf Outings, Scam Alert, Silent Walking, and more

We begin the day with a nod to Golf Outing season. With the warmer temperatures arriving, Golf Outings will be a great way to spend your entertainment dollar to have some fun while still raising money for a great cause. Other segments include; A new Scam Alert involving a fake product recall on recent Amazon purchases; the USPS is having revenue problems, and will not be able to pay their employees by February of 2027; A new study shows walking in silence has health benefits; A Sleep Technique to help you fall asleep faster; and more.

30 min
Apr 5

Keith Urban Charity Award, The Alamo Restoration, Boring Healthy Meals, and more

We begin the show with a recent award Keith Urban won recognizing his charity work with the St. Judes Childrens Hospital. Since 1989 Urban has raised more than $1 Billion for St. Judes. Other segments include; A restoration project at The Alamo in San Antonio, due to be complete in early 2028; A recent study about the health benefits of boring repetitive meals; Professors can tell if a term paper was written by AI by the constant use of the term ‘moreover’; A sleep study about the benefits of short naps, even a 5 minute nap can be helpful and recharge your batteries; and more.

30 min
Mar 29

Charity Auctions, Make A Wish, Police/Firefighters Hockey, and more

[powepress] This show begins with a discussion of Charity Auctions, with the example of the 1800’s era Levi Jeans that were sold at auction for $76,000. Other segments include an “Office’ themed Bar Crawl for charity in Ohio for the Make A Wish Foundation; Police vs Firefighter Hockey game, Battle of The Badges, raising money for the Make A Wish Foundation; Rob Hale, co-owner of the Boston Celtics, committing to give away $1 Million a week to Boston area charities in a calendar year for a total of $52 Million; supporting and enjoying State Parks; and more.

30 min
Mar 22

Gambling Addiction Awareness, FOMO Addiction Behavior, Dementia Report, and more

We begin the show with a discussion about Gambling. $3.3 Billion is wagered on the Men’s NCAA Basketball Tournament alone. If you or someone you know is having a problem with Gambling, find more information ConcernCenter.com or GambleAware.org. Other reports include; FOMO on Tin Tok is leading to addictive behavior; A Dementia Report, listing the red flags to look for in Dementia; and more.

30 min
Mar 16

Murray State Community Service, Olympic Gold Medal Auction, Children Charities, and more

On this encore presentation, we begin with an interview from Murray State University in Kentucky. We speak with Cam Petty, a member of the MSU Racers football team. He’s also a representative on the SAAC, Student Athlete Advisory Council. Cam shares with us a few of the Community Service initiatives he and his teammates are doing this semester. We also take a look at Olympic Athletes who have sold their Gold Medal to raise money for charities and foundations. This fall, Bill Russel will sell his 1956 US Olympic Gold Medal we won as the Captain of the USA Basketball Team, to raise money for his mentoring foundation. We also take a look at an NFL player from the Colts named Kenny Moore, and his work with a charity called A Kid Again.

30 min

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Fellowship, Leadership & Philanthropy for Your Radio

Creator

Adam Ritz Show
Years Active

2017 - 2026
Episodes

10
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Adam Ritz Show